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Di Maria: Argentina want to become legends The winger says Gerard Martino's men are determined to rectify the fact that the Albiceleste have not been South American champions since 1993 By Mark Doyle Jul 3, 2015 14:30:57 Angel Di Maria says he and his Argentina team-mates want to become legends by winning Copa America 2015. The Albiceleste have won the tournament 14 times but they have not lifted the trophy since 1993. However, Argentina will play hosts Chile in the final in Santiago on Saturday and Di Maria has revealed how Gerardo Martino's men are desperate to cement their place in their country's proud footballing history. "Reaching a final is something very important, so we have to rise to the occasion," he is quoted as saying by Marca on the eve of the tournament decider. "We must carry on working hard because it's what's needed to reach our goal. "Getting to the final is no walk in the park and we have made history in do

Copa final 'not war' – Mascherano 02 Jul | 02:03 © AFP Javier Mascherano © Gallo Images Argentina star Javier Mascherano called for calm on Wednesday as the countdown to this weekend's Copa America final against fierce rivals Chile got under way. Two teams desperate to succeed will collide in Santiago on Saturday with hosts Chile aiming to end nearly a century of failure by winning a major tournament for the first time in front of an expectant home crowd. Argentina meanwhile are burning with desire to win a first title in 22 years, determined that one of the most talented generations of players the country has ever produced does not suffer another disappointment. The high stakes will carry an additional edge thanks to the historical rivalry between the neighboring nations, who in the past have been at loggerheads over various territorial and diplomatic disputes. But Mascherano was adamant that politics should not poison what is expected to be a highly charge

Argentina, Chile poised for Copa classic 03 Jul | 05:26 © AFP Lionel Messi © Getty Images The prospect of leading his country to a first major title in 22 years is driving Lionel Messi as Argentina meet Chile on Saturday in a Copa America final clash of the golden generations. The three-week South American football showpiece reaches its climax at the Estadio Nacional with a dream final pitting the favourites against the hosts, and the stakes could not be any higher for both sides. Messi heads a star-studded Argentina desperate to write their own piece of history by winning a first international title since 1993, 12 months after an agonising defeat to Germany in last year's World Cup final. Chile, meanwhile, are anxious to finally shed their unwanted tag as the perennial nearly men of South American football, ending 99 years of hurt by winning a first Copa America. Click here to watch video An Argentine triumph would crown a remarkable season for Messi, who less tha

Chelsea confirm Falcao signing Radamel Falcao © Reuters Images Chelsea have signed Colombia striker Radamel Falcao on a season-long loan from Monaco, the Premier League champions said on Friday. The 29-year-old spent last season on loan at Manchester United, scoring four goals in 29 games. "I am very happy to be joining Chelsea and can't wait to start training and help with our aim of retaining the league title and being successful in Europe," Falcao told the club website. Falcao previously played for River Plate, Porto and Atletico Madrid.

Joel Obi joins Torino on four-year deal from Inter Milan The Bulls have announced the signing of the 24-year-old Nigeria international who made 11 appearances for the Nerrazurri last season By Shina Oludare Jul 3, 2015 13:00:00 Torino confirmed they have completed the signing of Joel Obi from Inter Milan for an estimated €2.4 million fee. The 24-year-old has put pen to paper on a deal which is set to see him reside at the Stadio Olimpico under Giampiero Ventura until 2019. "Joel Obi has completed a medical before signing a four-year deal to join Torino on a permanent transfer from Inter Milan. Obi will be join his new team in preseason training on July 8,” a statement from Torino read. Obi will likely replace Morocco international El Kaddouri, who will be returning to parent club Napoli after completing a loan spell in Turin. A youth product of Inter, he made 71 appearances for the Nerazzurri since breaking into the first team in 2010 and made 11 Serie A appearances l

Cech - This side has great balance By Nik Brumsack in Prague Petr Cech believes he will win trophies at Arsenal because the club has the right mixture of experience and youth. Win a signed shirt from Petr's photoshoot! The goalkeeper enjoyed a successful 11-year stint at Chelsea, lifting both domestic and European honours during his time at Stamford Bridge. I believe I will win trophies at Arsenal. It is as simple as that Cech is confident that Arsenal’s squad depth and impressive form in 2015 will help them to emulate that success. "Winning the FA Cup is great for the club and great for the confidence of the players’ mentality,” the Czech international said. “I believe there is a nice platform for Arsenal to build on and I hope in the new season we will make another step forward. “I believe I will win trophies at Arsenal. It is as simple as that. “In the Arsenal squad we have World Cup winners, a guy who has won the Champions League, so many internationals with vast

Women's World Cup 2015: Japan edges England, advances to final against U.S. By Steve Almasy, CNN Updated 1125 GMT (1825 HKT) July 2, 2015 Late mishap dooms England's World Cup chances 01:26 Story highlights Japan will meet the United States in the final in a rematch of the 2011 title game England's Laura Bassett accidentally sends ball into her own goal to give Japan winning margin Each team had scored on an earlier penalty kick (CNN)While there was Japanese joy in reaching the Women's World Cup final, this was another painful and tearful exit for English football. Defending champion Japan advanced to Sunday's showpiece with a 2-1 semifinal victory Wednesday over England at Edmonton, Alberta. The winning margin was provided by an own goal from England defender Laura Bassett, who attempted to clear the ball but accidentally sent it into the England net in the 92nd minute. This was the first time an English team had reached the last four of a World Cup

Copa America 2015: Kaka fears for Brazil's 'beautiful game' James Masters, CNN Updated 1223 GMT (1923 HKT) July 2, 2015 Kaka: Orlando's newest attraction 8 photos Show Caption 5 of 8 Kaka: Orlando's newest attraction 8 photos Show Caption 6 of 8 Kaka: Orlando's newest attraction 8 photos Show Caption 7 of 8 Kaka: Orlando's newest attraction 8 photos Show Caption 8 of 8 Kaka: Orlando's newest attraction 8 photos Show Caption 1 of 8 Kaka: Orlando's newest attraction 8 photos Show Caption 2 of 8 Kaka: Orlando's newest attraction 8 photos Show Caption 3 of 8 Kaka: Orlando's newest attraction 8 photos Show Caption 4 of 8 Kaka: Orlando's newest attraction 8 photos Show Caption 5 of 8 Kaka: Orlando's newest attraction 8 photos Show Caption 6 of 8 Kaka: Orlando's newest attraction 8 photos Show Caption 7 of 8 Kaka: Orlando's ne (CNN)He was the man who epitomized Brazil's love affair

Former Barcelona youngster Adekanye confirms Liverpool move The Nigerian-born winger has been likened to Bayern Munich star Arjen Robben and has revealed on Instagram that he has sealed a transfer to Brendan Rodgers' side Former Barcelona youngster Bobby Adekanye has confirmed on Instagram that he has signed for Liverpool. The Reds have secured the signing of the 16-year-old from the Catalan giants, despite interest from Dutch clubs Ajax – where he spent last season on loan – and PSV Eindhoven. Writing on the social network, he posted: “I am very happy to sign for Liverpool.” The Reds are understood to have won the race for the winger, who has been likened to Bayern Munich star Arjen Robben, after promising to integrate him into the first-team this season. Adekanye joined Barca as a 12-year-old but will not graduate to the first team at Camp Nou, instead sealing a move to Anfield. The Nigerian-born teenager becomes the Reds’ seventh signing of the summer, joining Jame

Manchester United would regret selling Di Maria, insists Forlan The former United striker has backed the Argentine to improve but admits Louis van Gaal may not be the right manager to bring out his best form By Chris Davie Jul 3, 2015 12:32:00 Diego Forlan insists Louis van Gaal should keep faith in Angel Di Maria and warns that Manchester United would regret selling the Argentine. Goal understands that Di Maria is looking to leave Old Trafford this summer after becoming disillusioned with Louis van Gaal's management, although the Argentine has publicly stated that he wants to stay at United. Forlan, who scored 17 goals in three seasons at United, believes the Argentina international deserves a chance to prove himself next season but admits Van Gaal may not be able to get the best out of the 27-year-old. “I thought he was a superb signing for United because he is one of the best players in the world, but I was slightly surprised too. Louis van Gaal has never been a fan