Arsenal captain William Gallas has revealed that rifts in the dressing room are undermining the club’s current campaign and has suggested the squad has been unsettled by one disruptive team-mate. The outburst will again bring into doubt Gallas’ suitability to lead Arsene Wenger’s side which the defender has branded ”not brave enough.’

City can begin keeper hunt

Manchester City boss Mark Hughes is scouring the transfer market for a goalkeeper after being given permission by the Premier League to recruit a temporary replacement for the injured Joe Hart.

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England skipper John Terry blamed himself - and exonerated goalkeeper Scott Carson - for gifting Germany’s Patrick Helmes an equaliser early in the second half in Berlin. Terry was happy to make amends with his late header to give England victory. He said: “I hold my hands up. I am to blame for their goal.”

Mourinho vs Ranieiri

Inter Milan coach Jose Mourinho and Juventus counterpart Claudio Ranieri clash on Saturday after a number of spats between the former Chelsea bosses. The pair are far from being best of friends given their recent past, differing styles and their clubs’ Serie A rivalry.

Brazil pummel Portugal

Brazil gave beleaguered coach Dunga some respite on Wednesday by thumping Portugal 6-2 in a friendly, helped by a hat-trick from striker Luis Fabiano in Brasilia.Brazil had been held to 0-0 draws in their last three home games, against Argentina, Bolivia and Colombia, and had not scored in front of their own fans since last November.

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