Real Madrid ambassador Zinedine Zidane believes Tottenham winger Gareth Bale is "more than good enough" to play for the Spanish side.
10:00 » SkySports.comChelsea midfielder Frank Lampard hopes team-mate John Terry will follow him in agreeing a new contract to remain at the club.
09:00 » SkySports.com• Anti-Israeli protesters storm stage at London event • Guests included David Beckham and Sir Alex Ferguson Anti-Israeli protesters took advantage of a security lapse to infiltrate a dinner for Uefa's top officials in London on Friday night. Guests at the event – including David…
00:15 » GuardianDan Walker and Pat Nevin are at Wembley as the last World Football Focus of the season looks ahead to Saturday's Champions League final between Borussia Dortmund and Bayern Munich.
00:12 » BBC Sport• Bury needed £1m to survive after relegation from League One • Club says new directors will back manager Kevin Blackwell Bury's future looks safe after a takeover which has seen the chairman, Brian Fenton, and board of directors resign with immediate effect. The club announced in…
00:02 » GuardianManager Pat Fenlon is fired up for a shot at immortality when his side take on Celtic in Sunday's Scottish Cup final.
24 May » TelegraphCeltic manager says Scottish Cup victory over Hibernian would be the icing on the cake for his title winning side.
24 May » TelegraphZinedine Zidane has suggested Gareth Bale will be Real Madrid's primary transfer target this summer.
24 May » TelegraphArgentine striker Sergio Aguero has rejected the prospect of a summer departure from the Etihad despite interest from Real Madrid.
24 May » Telegraph| Description | Record | Detail, dates link to results |
| Highest scoring win | 4 | Aarau 4 Lantana Tallinn 0, 06.08.1996 |
| Highest scoring loss | 5 | Brondby 5 Aarau 0, 10.09.1996 |
| Highest winning margin | 4 | Aarau 4 Lantana Tallinn 0, 06.08.1996 |
| Highest losing margin | 5 | Brondby 5 Aarau 0, 10.09.1996 |
| Highest aggregate | 5 | Brondby 5 Aarau 0, 10.09.1996 |
| Highest scoring draw | 2 | Red Star Belgrade 2 Aarau 2, 18.09.1985 |
