UAE keep hopes alive UAE held defending champions Oman to a goalless draw in the second round of the 20th Gulf Cup at the 22nd May Stadium in Aden, Yemen on Friday.
Mohammed hails team performance DUBAI - General Shaikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi and Deputy Supreme Commander of the UAE Armed Forces, hailed the Asian Games performance of UAE football team during a telephone call to Mohammed Khalfan Al Rumaithi, president of the UAEFA.
Silver joy for UAE team UAE boosted their medals tally in the 16th Asian Games by adding a silver and bronze medal on Thursday.
Three cheers for UAE DUBAI - Never has a country waited in such anticipation. It’s indeed a historic occasion. A victory in the grand finale of the Asian Games under-23 football competition against powerhouse Japan would give UAE their first gold medal.
Football Village in Abu Dhabi all set to have a great time ABU DHABI - The exciting line-up of action and entertainment for Football Village, brought to you by Mubadala, is set to dazzle fans just weeks ahead of the FIFA Club World Cup UAE 2010, the most anticipated club football tournament in the world.
UEFA charges Mourinho over ‘deliberate’ red cards NYON, Switzerland - UEFA charged Real Madrid coach Jose Mourinho with “unsporting conduct” on Thursday over allegations he ordered two players to get themselves sent off in a Champions League match.
Japan beats UAE 1-0 in Asian Games finals Japan won their first Asian Games football gold on Thursday with a 1-0 win over the United Arab Emirates who had created and squandered the best opportunities of the final.
Sizzling summer heat could scorch Qatar’s bid Blistering summer temperatures that can soar to above 50 degrees Celsius may in the end be what prevents Qatar from winning the right to host the 2022 World Cup.
UAE eye slice of Asiad history The UAE national team will look to make history when they line up against Japan in the final of the football competition of the 16th Asian Games in Guangzhou.
Chelsea look for return to form at Newcastle Carlo Ancelotti’s Chelsea will make Sunderland fans happy for the second time in two weeks if they end their run of poor Premier League form at Newcastle United on Sunday.