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1. 1. Mike Whalley's World Cup blog

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 30 June 2006 AS England bid for glory, Mike Whalley provides a unique view of the football fest taking place in Germany at the moment in his World Cup blog.

2. 2. England fans celebrate Equador win

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 26 June 2006 ENGLAND'S fans were in a party mood in Stuttgart as they celebrated the team's passage to the World Cup quarter finals.

3. 3. World Cup coverage

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 08 June 2006 MAKE sure you log on to manchestereveningnews.co.uk for the best multimedia coverage of Germany 2006.

4. 4. Sven: Rooney is 'injury free'

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 08 June 2006 SVEN-GORAN Eriksson has insisted Wayne Rooney is éinjury freeé and now just needs to obtain match fitness before he plays in the World Cup.

5. 5. Sven set to defy Ferguson

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 09 June 2006 SVEN-GORAN Eriksson is ready to defy Sir Alex Ferguson and play Wayne Rooney in the group stage of the World Cup.

6. 6. Anger as England screen is switched off

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 14 June 2006 THE decision to cancel screenings of England's World Cup games in Manchester's Exchange Square has been greeted with shock and anger.

7. 7. Thatcher apologises for Mendes challenge

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 24 August 2006 CITY defender Ben Thatcher has sent a written apology to Pedro Mendes after the Portsmouth midfielder was hospitalised by his challenge at Eastlands.

8. 8. No booze, no trouble for 2500 footie fans

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 26 June 2006 IT was a triumph for England and a triumph for Manchester. More than 2,500 fans packed out the Castlefield Arena to watch the open-air screening of England's World Cup victory against Ecuador.

9. 9. The World's at our feet

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 01 July 2006 SVEN-GORAN Eriksson will not deliver a Winston Churchill-style half-time pep talk during today's World Cup quarter-final clash with Portugal. The England boss was criticised four years ago for failing to inspire his team at half-time during their quarter-final defeat with Brazil.

10. 10. Many happy returns, Taurus

    Manchester Evening News, Friday 09 June 2006 "QUITE honestly, all our best moments are very much a reflected glory," explains Iain Scott one beautifully balmy late afternoon outside the bar Taurus he owns alongside the village's (in) famous Mike 'Polly' Pollard.

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