Freiburg – Christian Streich has become something of a cult figure since taking over at SC Freiburg. The 46-year-old butcher’s son cycles to every home game on his pushbike and does his utmost to avoid the media spotlight, yet his success since assuming the reins have prompted even DFB President Wolfgang Niersbach to request a personal meeting to congratulate him.

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Saviour of the season: Christian Streich

Cardiff City players will wear black armbands on Tuesday when Derby County are the visitors to CCS.

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Club to honour the memory of Eddie May

After watching the national team play under his noses in the USA against Chile on Wednesday, Kalif Alhassan who plays for Portland Timbers in Major League Soccer (MLS), is motivated more than ever to also earn a call-up to play for the Black Stars in future.

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MLS star Kalif Alhassan eyeing Black Stars

Peter Odemwingie scored a hat-trick as West Bromwich Albion thrashed Wolverhampton Wanderers 5-1 in the Premier League’s Black Country derby.

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Prem Lge: West Brom Beat Wolves 5-1

Peter Odemwinge scored his first Premier League hat-trick as West Bromwich Albion stunned local rivals Wolverhampton Wanderers in a 5-1 away win.

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Odemwinge delights as Wolves whimper

Jack Colback wants to get amongst the goals for Sunderland Football Club. The 22-year-old midfielder helped the Black Cats get past Middlesbrough in the FA Cup on Wednesday with an impressive goal, to set up a fifth round clash with Arsenal.

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Colback targets more Sunderland goals

First Division Aylsham Black Boys pulled off a shock win against Premier Division Norwich Trafford in their Norfolk and Suffolk Veterans League Cup quarter-final tie played at Easton College.

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Aylsham Black Boys pull off shock win against Norwich Trafford in Norfolk and Suffolk Veterans League Cup quarter-final

Sunderland Football Club could be active in the transfer market next week. Since succeeding Steve Bruce in the Stadium of Light hotseat, Martin O’Neill has transformed the Black Cats who have now set their sights on a top-ten finish in the Premier League.

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O’Neill to decide Sunderland targets

Sunderland manager Martin O’Neill says his players have a responsibility to set a good example after the latest round of unsavoury headlines involving Black Cats players.

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Football: Sunderland boss O’Neill urges good behaviour