GK: Stephan Anderson (Brondby), Thomas Sorensen (Stoke City) DEF: Daniel Agger (Liverpool), Lars Jacobsen (Blackburn), Michael Lumb (AGF Aarhus), Per Kroldrup (Fiorentina), Simon Kjaer (Palermo), William Jorgensen (FC Copenhagen) MID: Christian Poulsen (Juventus), Jakob Poulsen (AGF Aarhus), Michael Silberbauer (Utrecht), Soren Rieks (ESbjerg), Thomas Enevoldsen (Groningen), Thomas Kahlenberg (Wolfsburg), Dennis Rommedahl (Ajax) FOR: Jesper Gronkjaer (FC Copenhagen), Johan Absalonsen (OB), Jon Dahl Tomasson (Feyenoord), Martin Jorgensen (Fiorentina), Morten Rasmussen (Brondby), Soen Larsen (Duisburg) Click to continue reading...

With Rangers getting closer and closer to almost becoming Leeds United, maybe its time for both Celtic and Rangers to run away from the Scottish Premier League and head for greener pastures. Rangers 's club's bankers Lloyds are owed £30million by the end of the campaign. With a TV contract that is nothing to celebrate the only way that they maybe be able to meet the payment is to sell half of the first team. Click to continue reading...

Getting arrested in the public spotlight is harrowing enough. Doing your penance in public, on national television, in the game of the week? A draconian punishment to say the least, and one probably befitting the crime. FC Midtjylland's Polish keeper Arek Onyszko was arrested and convicted of slapping around his ex-wife back in June (this, presumably, [. Click to continue reading...

25/08/2009Shakhtar Donetsk - Sivasspor 2 - 0 (and. 0 - 3) Highlights e Gol28/08/2009Aktobe - Werder Bremen ore 16.00 (and. 6 - 3)FK Karabakh - FC Twente ore 17.00 (and. 3 - 1)Hapoel Tel Aviv - Teplice ore 18.00 (and. 1 - 2)Dinamo Mosca - CSKA Sofia ore 18.00 (and. 0 - 0)Olomouc - Everton ore 18.00 (and. Click to continue reading...

There are strong rumours coming out of Denmark tonight that former Toronto FC winger Rohan Ricketts is on his way to Odense BK of the Danish Superliga. Ricketts, who was released by the Canadian MLS side in June, arrived on trial at the club today, with a club source saying he impressed the coaching side. Click to continue reading...

Danish Superliga side Brondby IF have unveiled their new jerseys for the 2009-10 SAS Ligaen season. Brondby finished second in the SAS Ligaen last season behind FC Copenhagen. The new Brondby IF kits have been manufactured by Adidas. The club promotes UNICEF on its shirts instead of a commercial sponsor. Click to continue reading...

Richard Eckersley has joined Burnley on a four year deal. The 20-year-old defender rejected a contract from Manchester United, fancying his chances of getting in the newly promoted Burnley's team next season.

The Salford lad is the younger brother of Adam who left the club last year, after spending four years on loan at Port Vale, Brondby and Barnsley.

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The Premier League is arguably the greatest league in the world today, with the ability to attract the best players from the continent.

But which transfers stand out as the most important signings with regards to their value for money and the success they have brought to the club.

10: Peter Schmeichel

Brondby to Man Utd, £500,000

Quite simply the Premier League's finest goalkeeper.

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On a weekend where numerous Americans were up for hardware, two came away victorious while one suffered a heart-breaking loss.

Midfielders DaMarcus Beasley and Maurice Edu did not dress in the Scottish Cup final, but both ended the season with more hardware as Rangers defeated Falkirk 1-0 on Saturday, exactly six days after winning the Scottish Premier League.

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by GIANFRANCO PANIZO

On a weekend where numerous Americans were up for hardware, two came away victorious while one suffered a heart-breaking loss.

Midfielders DaMarcus Beasley and Maurice Edu did not dress in the Scottish Cup final, but both ended the season with more hardware as Rangers defeated Falkirk 1-0 on Saturday, exactly six days after winning the Scottish Premier League.

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On Wednesday 23rd April, Espanyol asserted their intention of survival in the Spanish Primera Division by overcoming fellow relegation-threatened Sporting Gijon to rise within one point of the safe haven which is 17th position. Across the Atlantic, Toronto FC defeated New York Red Bulls to secure their second victory of the Major League Soccer season. Click to continue reading...

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Amongst the midweek action, Carlos Bocanegra and Rennes reached the Coupe de France final after defeating Grenoble 1-0 on Tuesday. Bocanegra, who typically plays left back for the French club, played centrally in the game that saw Rennes reach the cup final for the first time in 38 years.

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Daniel Agger has moved a step nearer an Anfield exit after Barcelona made it clear they want to sign the Liverpool defender at the end of the season.
Barcelona's interest emerged on the eve of Liverpool's attempt to overhaul Chelsea's commanding Champions' League advantage at Stamford Bridge tonight, and was confirmed by senior sources at the Nou Camp. Click to continue reading...

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Last weekend we introduced a new feature on Just Football named 'Three to See'. Each week we will diligently peruse the global football sphere to find and preview what we consider three unmissable games coming up that weekend. Last week we brought you a top of the table clash in England (Aston Villa 0-1 Chelsea), the Lisbon derby of Sporting Lisbon v Benfica, won 3-2 by a Sporting side who were Click to continue reading...

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The names of the clubs who have claimed multiple UEFA Champions League Football titles are the stuff of footballing legend. Clubs like Manchester United, AC Milan, Liverpool and Real Madrid are recognised as the greatest on the planet partially because of their exploits in the Champions League, and their ability to come out on top [. Click to continue reading...

The names of the clubs who have claimed multiple UEFA Champions League Football titles are the stuff of footballing legend. Clubs like Manchester United, AC Milan, Liverpool and Real Madrid are recognised as the greatest on the planet partially because of their exploits in the Champions League, and their ability to come out on top [. Click to continue reading...

According to Yanks Abroad, Robbie Findley's trial with Brondby is over and he will be returning to RSL without an offer. That's not to say he didn't impress them though, having scored two goals in their friendly match on Sunday.
So the good news for RSL fans is that he's staying.......... Click to continue reading...

Most of the talk surrounding needless showboating comes from England - Manchester, lookin' at you - but it does, shockingly, happen elsewhere. Take, for instance, Peter Madsen of Brondby IF. His team was hammering Sonderjyske 5-0 when, in the 88th minute, a ball is sent his way. Some nifty ball control later, he finds himself [. Click to continue reading...

La Liga Champions Real Madrid are reportedly interested in signing Danish International Daniel Agger from Liverpool in the January transfer window, according to Spanish paper Sport.
23-year-old Agger joined the Reds in 2006 from Brondby and his present deal with Rafa Benitez's side runs out in 2010, with it understood that the defender is growing frustrated at the lack of first-team opportunities at the Premiership club. Click to continue reading...

Liverpool defender Daniel Agger has reportedly delayed discussions over a new contract, casting further doubt over his future.
According to News of the World, Agger will not enter negotiations to extend his current deal until manager Rafael Benitez assures him that he has a first-team future at Anfield. Click to continue reading...

Round 1: Leg 1: Uefa Cup Brondby IF are meeting Rosenborg BK in their first match in the Uefa Cup, thursday 18th. Pre-register at the NEW football site 11×2 today Don`t forget to sign up 11×2.com - the next big football site WATCH THE MATCH LIVE HERE! Click to continue reading...

LIVERPOOL are ready to reassure Daniel Agger his future remains at Anfield by offering the defender a new deal.
Reports in Agger's homeland have claimed the Denmark international is unhappy at the club and hinted he could buy out his contract next year.
Having missed almost the whole of last season with a metatarsal problem, the 23-year-old has been restricted to just one appearance this campaign by the form of Jamie Carragher and Martin Skrtel and didn't even make the bench for Saturday's 2-1 win over Manchester United. Click to continue reading...

Daniel Agger has intimated that he would be interested in holding talks with Liverpool over a new deal.
Denmark defender Agger, who joined the Reds from Brondby in 2006, has two years remaining on his current contract.
The 23-year-old has not featured for Rafa Benitez's side since the first leg of the UEFA Champions League qualifier against Standard Liege, and reports have suggested he is growing frustrated at his lack of first-team opportunities. Click to continue reading...

There was a time when Celtic played Real Madrid, Juventus or even Notts Forest back in the old European Cup. I know I was at all the home games. Two games home and away and winners go through. Tense, exciting stuff.
Now like others we play Manchester United, Barcelona and co every year, in a Group stage, devised so the top teams can get through every year and get more money to buy more players to do it all again the next year. Click to continue reading...

Manchester City are in danger of an early exit from Europe after a shock 1-0 home defeat by Danish side Midtjylland in their UEFA Cup second qualifying round first-leg match on Thursday. The loss adds to the ongoing turmoil at the club. Mark Hughes had been obliged to state publicly he would be staying at [. Click to continue reading...

Post-1994 World Cup: Breaking Into First Division Soccer
After the 1994 World Cup in which the US team showed great progress from 1990, the European soccer establishment started to notice two things; that the Americans do indeed play soccer and that a few more of their players are worth signing. Click to continue reading...

2008-09 Pre season match: Brondby are meeting Juventus in a friendly match on Wednesday July 23th. Watch the highlights and LIVESTREAM here at footiedb.com Pre-register at the NEW football site 11×2 today!  Click to continue reading...