| Dowie relishing Hull City challenge New Hull City manager Iain Dowie urges his team to "shape their own destiny" in the club's battle to avoid relegation from the Premier League.  Pompey future 'secure' despite points penalty Portsmouth's administrator Andrew Andronikou says the club has agreed a package with the Premier League which "will secure the immediate future of the club". Liverpool have to win - Rafael Benitez Liverpool manager Rafael Benitez says it is important for his team progress in the Europa League by beating Lille, who are 1-0 ahead on aggregate after the first leg. Dowie brings enthusiasm and vigour - Pearson Hull City chairman Adam Pearson says new boss Iain Dowie will "get the last 10%" out of the squad in their quest to retain Premier League status. Inter were the better side - Mourinho Inter Milan boss Jose Mourinho says his team deserved to knock Chelsea out of the Champions League, but admits he is sad for the fans and players of his former club. Inter deserved win - Ancelotti Chelsea boss Carlo Ancelotti admits Inter Milan were the better team after they knocked the Blues out of the Champions League. Villa hanging in for fourth - O'Neill Following Aston Villa's 2-1 victory over Wigan Villa boss Martin O'Neill says his side are "hanging in there" in the battle for fourth despite the mounting number of fixtures their cup runs have left them. Wigan deserved more - Martinez Wigan boss Roberto Martinez is disappointed his side were not able to get the reward their efforts merited after their 2-1 defeat by Aston Villa. Beckham injury 'won't affect 2018 bid' England 2018 chief executive Andy Anson says he is confident injured midfielder David Beckham will honour his commitments to the country's World Cup bid. Rustenburg royalty ready for England The King of Bafokeng, the province of South Africa where the England's World Cup camp is based, speaks to BBC Radio 5 live's Victoria Derbyshire about his nations plans and preparations for the tournament. News Wizard |