Slovakia National Football Team

The Slovakia national football team is the national football team of Slovakia and is controlled by the Slovak Football Association (Slovenský futbalovy zväz). After the division of Czechoslovakia, the Slovak Football Association was founded in 1993, and has been affiliated to both FIFA and UEFA since the same year. On October 14, 2009, Slovakia qualified for its first-ever World Cup appearance with a 1-0 win over Poland, despite losing twice to runners-up Slovenia.

Competitive Record

FIFA World Cup
1930 to 1994 - See Czechoslovakia
1998 to 2006 - Did not qualify
2010 - Qualified

European Championship record
1960 to 1992 - see Czechoslovakia
1996 to 2008 - Did not qualify

Honduras National Football Team

The Honduran national football team, nicknamed Los Catrachos, is the national team of Honduras and is controlled by the Federación Nacional Autónoma de Fútbol de Honduras (founded in 1951). They are a rising team in CONCACAF, an ascent that started with their third place finish in the 2001 Copa América, where they were a late invitee, due to a withdrawal by Argentina one day prior to kickoff.

Competitive Record

FIFA World Cup
1930 to 1978 - Did not qualify
1982 - Group phase
1986 to 2006 - Did not qualify
2010 - Qualified

CONCACAF Gold Cup

1991 - 2nd
1993 - Group phase
1996 - Group phase
1998 - Group phase
2000 - Quarterfinals
2002 - Did not qualify
2003 - Group phase
2005 - 3rd
2007 - Quarterfinals
2009 - 3rd
2011 - TBD

UNCAF Nations Cup
1991 - 2nd
1993 - Champions
1995 - Champions
1997 - 4th
1999 - 3rd
2001 - Group phase
2003 - 4th
2005 - 2nd
2007 - 5th
2009 - 3rd

CONMEBOL Copa America
1916 to 1999 - Uninvited
2001 - 3rd
2004 to 2007 - Uninvited

Pan American Games
1951 to 1987 - Did not qualify
1991 - 4th
1995 - 4th
1999 - 2nd
2003 - Did not qualify
2007 - Group phase
2011 - TBD

Central American and Caribbean Games
1930 - 3rd
1935 - 5th
1938 to 1946 - Didn't participate
1950 - 3rd
1954 to 1982 - Didn't participate
1986 - 2nd
1990 to 1998 - Didn't participate
2002 - Quarterfinals
2006 - 4th
2010 - TBD

Central American Games
1973 to 1977 - Did not qualify
1986 - 2nd
1990 - Champions
1994 - Champions
1997 - 3rd
2001 - 2nd
2005 - Canceled
2009 - TBD

Switzerland National Football Team

The Swiss national football team (also known as the Schweizer Nati in German, La Nati in French and Squadra nazionale in Italian) is the national football team of Switzerland and is controlled by the Swiss Football Association.

Its best performances in the World Cup have been reaching the quarter-finals three times, in 1934, 1938 and when the country hosted the event in 1954. Switzerland also won silver at the 1924 Olympics. The 2002 U-17 European Championship was won by the Nati.
In 2006, Switzerland set a FIFA World Cup record by being eliminated from the competition despite not conceding a goal, losing to Ukraine in a penalty shootout in the last 16, by failing to score a single penalty - becoming the first national team in Cup history to do this.
Switzerland co-hosted Euro 2008 with Austria, making their third appearance in the competition. As with the two previous appearances, they did not clear the group stages.



Competitive Record
FIFA World Cup
1930 - Did Not Enter
1934 - Quarter-finals
1938 - Quarter-finals
1950 - Round 1
1954 - Quarter-finals
1958 - Did not Qualify
1962 - Round 1
1966 - Round 1
1970 - Did not Qualify
1974 - Did not Qualify
1978 - Did not Qualify
1982 - Did not Qualify
1986 - Did not Qualify
1990 - Did not Qualify
1994 - Round 2
1998 - Did not Qualify
2002 - Did not Qualify
2006 - Round 2
2010 - Qualified

UEFA European Championship
1960 - Did not Qualify
1964 - Did not Qualify
1968 - Did not Qualify
1972 - Did not Qualify
1976 - Did not Qualify
1980 - Did not Qualify
1984 - Did not Qualify
1988 - Did not Qualify
1992 - Did not Qualify
1996 - Round 1
2000 - Did not Qualify
2004 - Round 1
2008 - Round 1
2012 -

Olympic Games (Men's Football)
Silver - 1924 Paris

International Football Friendlies (14 October 2009)

Japan 5

v

Togo 0

South Korea 2

v

Senegal 0

Serbia National Football Team

The Serbia national football team (Serbian: Фудбалска репрезентација Србије / Fudbalska reprezentacija Srbije) represents Serbia in international football competitions and is controlled by the Football Association of Serbia. Both FIFA and UEFA consider the Serbia national team the direct descendant of the Serbia and Montenegro national football team and the SFR Yugoslavia national football team.

Competitive Record

FIFA World Cup
As Kingdom of Yugoslavia (1930-1938) and SFR Yugoslavia (1950-1990)
1930 - Fourth Place
1934 - Did not qualify
1938 - Did not qualify
1950 - Round 1
1954 - Quarterfinals
1958 - Quarterfinals
1962 - Fourth Place
1966 - Did not qualify
1970 - Did not qualify
1974 - Round 2
1978 - Did not qualify
1982 - Round 1
1986 - Did not qualify
1990 - Quarterfinals

As FR Yugoslavia (1994-2002) and Serbia and Montenegro (2006)
1994 - Suspended*
1998 - Round of 16
2002 - Did not qualify
2006 - Group stage

2010 - Qualified

-* In 1994 was banned because of international sanctions imposed due to Yugoslav wars.

European Championship

As SFR Yugoslavia (1960-1992)
1960 - Final
1964 - Did not qualify
1968 - Final
1972 - Did not qualify
1976 - Fourth place
1980 - Did not qualify
1984 - Round 1
1988 - Did not qualify
1992 - Qualified*

-* Qualified, but not allowed to participate because of international sanctions during Yugoslav wars. Denmark entered instead, and won the tournament.

As FR Yugoslavia (1996-2000), Serbia and Montenegro (2004) and Serbia (2008)
1996 - Suspended*
2000 - Quarterfinals
2004 - Did not qualify
2008 - Did not qualify
2012 -

-* In 1996 was not allowed to compete because the same international sanctions.

Mexico National Football Team

The Mexico national football team represents Mexico in international football competition and is managed by the Mexican Football Federation Association (FEMEXFUT). The Mexican national football team is currently ranked 24th in the FIFA World Rankings.

Mexico has qualified for thirteen World Cups and has qualified consecutively since 1994. Mexico's best progression was reaching the Quarterfinals in both the 1970 and 1986 FIFA World Cups, both of which were staged on Mexican soil. Mexico holds one FIFA Confederations Cup, five CONCACAF Gold Cups, three CONCACAF Championships, one North American Nations Cup and two NAFC Championships. Although Mexico is under the jurisdiction of CONCACAF, the national football team has been regularly invited to compete in the CONMEBOL Copa América since Ecuador 1993 finishing as runner-up twice and obtaining the third place medal on three occasions.

Competitive Record

FIFA World Cup
1930 - Round 1
1934 - Did Not Qualify
1938 - Withdrew
1950 - Round 1
1954 - Round 1
1958 - Round 1
1962 - Round 1
1966 - Round 1
1970 - Quarter-Finals
1974 - Did Not Qualify
1978 - Round 1
1982 - Did Not Qualify
1986 - Quarter-Finals
1990 - Banned
1994 - Round 2
1998 - Round 2
2002 - Round 2
2006 - Round 2
2010 - Qualified

Confederations Cup
1992 - Did not qualify
1995 - Third Place
1997 - Round 1
1999 - Champions
2001 - Round 1
2003 - Did not qualify
2005 - Fourth Place
2009 - Did not qualify

CONCACAF Championships
1963 - 1st round
1965 - Champions
1967 - Second place
1969 - Fourth place
1971 - Champions
1973 - Third place
1977 - Champions
1981 - Third place
1985 - Did not enter
1989 - Banned
1991 - Third place
1993 - Champions
1996 - Champions
1998 - Champions
2000 - Quarter-Finals
2002 - Quarter-Finals
2003 - Champions
2005 - Quarter-finals
2007 - Second place
2009 - Champions

Copa America
1993 - Second Place
1995 - Quarter-finals
1997 - Third Place
1999 - Third Place
2001 - Second Place
2004 - Quarter-finals
2007 - Third Place

Pan American Games
1951 - Did not enter
1955 - Silver medal
1959 - Sixth place
1963 - Did not enter
1967 - Gold medal
1971 - Round 1
1975 - Gold medal
1979 - Did not enter
1983 - Round 1
1987 - Fourth place
1991 - Silver medal
1995 - Silver medal
1999 - Gold medal
2003 - Bronze medal
2007 - Bronze medal

Central American and Caribbean Games
1935 - Gold Medal
1938 - Gold Medal
1946 - Did not participate
1950 - Round 1
1954 - Silver Medal
1959 - Gold Medal
1962 - Gold Medal
1966 - Gold Medal
1978 - 4th place
1982 - Gold Medal
1986 - Gold Medal
1990 - Gold Medal
1993 - Gold Medal
1998 - Gold Medal
2002 - Silver Medal

NAFC Championship
1947 - Champions
1949 - Champions

North American Nations Cup
1990 - Runner-Up
1991 - Champions

Nigeria 2009 - FIFA Under-17 World Cup Finals (24 October 2009 - 15 November 2009)

Group Stage

Group A
24 Oct 09 Nigeria 3 Germany 3
24 Oct 09 Honduras 0 Argentina 1
27 Oct 09 Argentina 2 Germany 1
27 Oct 09 Nigeria 1 Honduras 0
30 Oct 09 Germany 3 Honduras 1
30 Oct 09 Argentina 1 Nigeria 2
(Nigeria, Argentina and Germany qualified for Round of 16)

Group B
24 Oct 09 Brazil 3 Japan 2
24 Oct 09 Mexico 0 Switzerland 2
27 Oct 09 Switzerland 4 Japan 3
27 Oct 09 Brazil 0 Mexico 1
30 Oct 09 Japan 0 Mexico 2
30 Oct 09 Switzerland 1 Brazil 0
(Switzerland and Mexico qualified for Round of 16)

Group C
25 Oct 09 Iran 2 Gambia 0
25 Oct 09 Colombia 2 Netherlands 1
28 Oct 09 Netherlands 2 Gambia 1
28 Oct 09 Iran 0 Colombia 0
31 Oct 09 Gambia 2 Colombia 2
31 Oct 09 Netherlands 0 Iran 1
(Iran and Colombia qualified for Round of 16)

Group D
25 Oct 09 Turkey 1 Burkina Faso 0
25 Oct 09 Costa Rica 1 New Zealand 1
28 Oct 09 New Zealand 1 Burkina Faso 1
29 Oct 09 Turkey 4 Costa Rica 1
31 Oct 09 Burkina Faso 4 Costa Rica 1
31 Oct 09 New Zealand 1 Turkey 1
(Turkey, Burkina Faso and New Zealand qualified for Round of 16)

Group E
26 Oct 09 United Arab Emirates 2 Malawi 0
26 Oct 09 Spain 2 United States 1
29 Oct 09 United States 1 Malawi 0
29 Oct 09 United Arab Emirates 1 Spain 3
1 Nov 09 Malawi 1 Spain 4
1 Nov 09 United States 1 United Arab Emirates 0
(Spain, United States and United Arab Emirates qualified for Round of 16)

Group F
26 Oct 09 Uruguay 1 South Korea 3
26 Oct 09 Algeria 0 Italy 1
29 Oct 09 Italy 2 South Korea 1
29 Oct 09 Uruguay 2 Algeria 0
1 Nov 09 South Korea 2 Algeria 0
1 Nov 09 Italy 0 Uruguay 0
(Italy, South Korea and Uruguay qualified for Round of 16)

Round of 16
4 Nov 09 Argentina 2 Colombia 3
4 Nov 09 Turkey 2 United Arab Emirates 0
4 Nov 09 Switzerland 4 Germany 3
4 Nov 09 Italy 2 United States 1
5 Nov 09 Spain 4 Burkina Faso 1
5 Nov 09 Iran 1 Uruguay 2
5 Nov 09 Mexico 1 South Korea 1 (a.e.t.; South Korea won 5-3 on penalties)
5 Nov 09 Nigeria 5 New Zealand 0

Quarter-Finals
8 Nov 09 Colombia 1 Turkey 1 (a.e.t.; Colombia won 5-3 on penalties)
8 Nov 09 Switzerland 2 Italy 1
9 Nov 09 Spain 3 Uruguay 3 (a.e.t.; Spain won 4-2 on penalties)
9 Nov 09 South Korea 1 Nigeria 3

Semi-Finals
12 Nov 09 Colombia 0 Switzerland 4
12 Nov 09 Spain 1 Nigeria 3

3rd/4th Place Match
15 Nov 09 Colombia 0 Spain 1

Final
15 Nov 09 Switzerland 1 Nigeria 0

2009/10 UEFA Europa League

Group A
22 Oct 09 Ajax 2 Dinamo Zagreb 1
22 Oct 09 Timisoara 0 Anderlecht 0
5 Nov 09 Dinamo Zagreb 0 Ajax 2
5 Nov 09 Anderlecht 3 Timisoara 1

Group B
22 Oct 09 Lille 3 Genoa 0
22 Oct 09 Valencia 1 Slavia Prague 1
5 Nov 09 Genoa 3 Lille 2
5 Nov 09 Slavia Prague 2 Valencia 2

Group C
22 Oct 09 Celtic 0 Hamburg 1
22 Oct 09 Hapoel Tel-Aviv 5 Rapid Wien 1
5 Nov 09 Hamburg 0 Celtic 0
5 Nov 09 Rapid Wien 0 Hapoel Tel-Aviv 3

Group D
22 Oct 09 Hertha Berlin 0 Heerenveen 1
22 Oct 09 Ventspils 1 Sporting 2
5 Nov 09 Heerenveen 2 Hertha Berlin 3
5 Nov 09 Sporting 1 Ventspils 1

Group E
22 Oct 09 CSKA Sofia 0 Basel 2
22 Oct 09 Fulham 1 Roma 1
5 Nov 09 Basel 3 CSKA Sofia 1
5 Nov 09 Roma 2 Fulham 1

Group F
22 Oct 09 Galatasaray 4 Dinamo Bucuresti 1
22 Oct 09 Panathinaikos 1 Sturm Graz 0
5 Nov 09 Dinamo Bucuresti 0 Galatasaray 3
5 Nov 09 Sturm Graz 0 Panathinaikos 1

Group G
22 Oct 09 Lazio 2 Villarreal 1
22 Oct 09 Red Bull Salzburg 1 Levski Sofia 0
5 Nov 09 Villarreal 4 Lazio 1
5 Nov 09 Levski Sofia 0 Red Bull Salzburg 1

Group H
22 Oct 09 Sheriff Tiraspol 2 Twente Enschede 0
22 Oct 09 Steaua Bucuresti 0 Fenerbahce 1
5 Nov 09 Twente Enschede 2 Sheriff Tiraspol 1
5 Nov 09 Fenerbahce 3 Steaua Bucuresti 1

Group I
22 Oct 09 BATE Borisov 2 AEK Athens 1
22 Oct 09 Benfica 5 Everton 0
5 Nov 09 AEK Athens 2 BATE Borisov 2
5 Nov 09 Everton 0 Benfica 2

Group J
22 Oct 09 Club Brugge 2 Partizan 0
22 Oct 09 Shakhtar Donetsk 4 Toulouse 0
5 Nov 09 Partizan 2 Club Brugge 4
5 Nov 09 Toulouse 0 Shakhtar Donetsk 2

Group K
22 Oct 09 PSV Eindhoven 1 Copenhagen 0
22 Oct 09 Sparta Prague 2 CFR Cluj 0
5 Nov 09 Copenhagen 1 PSV Eindhoven 1
5 Nov 09 CFR Cluj 2 Sparta Prague 3

Group L
22 Oct 09 Athletic Bilbao 2 Nacional 1
22 Oct 09 Austria Wien 2 Werder Bremen 2
5 Nov 09 Nacional 1 Athletic Bilbao 1
5 Nov 09 Werder Bremen 2 Austria Wien 0

2009/10 UEFA Champions League

Group A
21 Oct 09 Bordeaux 2 Bayern Munich 1
21 Oct 09 Juventus 1 Maccabi Haifa 0
3 Nov 09 Bayern Munich 0 Bordeaux 2
3 Nov 09 Maccabi Haifa 0 Juventus 1

Group B
21 Oct 09 CSKA Moscow 0 Manchester United 1
21 Oct 09 Wolfsburg 0 Besiktas 0
3 Nov 09 Manchester United 3 CSKA Moscow 3
3 Nov 09 Besiktas 0 Wolfsburg 3

Group C
21 Oct 09 Real Madrid 2 AC Milan 3
21 Oct 09 Zurich 0 Marseille 1
3 Nov 09 AC Milan 1 Real Madrid 1
3 Nov 09 Marseille 6 Zurich 1

Group D
21 Oct 09 Chelsea 4 Atletico Madrid 0
21 Oct 09 Porto 2 APOEL Nicosia 1
3 Nov 09 Atletico Madrid 2 Chelsea 2
3 Nov 09 APOEL Nicosia 0 Porto 1

Group E
20 Oct 09 Debrecen 3 Fiorentina 4
20 Oct 09 Liverpool 1 Lyon 2
4 Nov 09 Fiorentina 5 Debrecen 2
4 Nov 09 Lyon 1 Liverpool 1

Group F
20 Oct 09 Barcelona 1 Rubin Kazan 2
20 Oct 09 Internazionale 2 Dynamo Kiev 2
4 Nov 09 Rubin Kazan 0 Barcelona 0
4 Nov 09 Dynamo Kiev 1 Internazionale 2

Group G
20 Oct 09 Rangers 1 Unirea Urziceni 4
20 Oct 09 Stuttgart 1 Sevilla 3
4 Nov 09 Unirea Urziceni 1 Rangers 1
4 Nov 09 Sevilla 1 Stuttgart 1

Group H
20 Oct 09 AZ Alkmaar 1 Arsenal 1
20 Oct 09 Olympiakos 2 Standard Liege 1
4 Nov 09 Arsenal 4 AZ Alkmaar 1
4 Nov 09 Standard Liege 2 Olympiakos 0

2010 FIFA World Cup Qualifiers

Qualified Teams:

CAF: South Africa (qualified as Host), Ghana, Cote d'Ivoire (Ivory Coast)
AFC: Australia, Japan, North Korea, South Korea
CONCACAF: Honduras, Mexico, United States
CONMEBOL: Brazil, Chile, Paraguay, Argentina
UEFA: Denmark, England, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Serbia, Slovakia, Spain, Switzerland


Africa (CAF)

10 October 2009

Group A
Gabon 3 Morocco 1
Cameroon 3 Togo 0

Group C
Zambia 0 Egypt 1

Group E
Malawi 1 Cote d'Ivoire 1


11 October 2009

Group B
Nigeria 1 Mozambique 0
Tunisia 1 Kenya 0

Group C
Algeria 3 Rwanda 1

Group D
Benin 1 Ghana 0
Mali 1 Sudan 0

Group E
Guinea 1 Burkina Faso 2



Asia (AFC) - Oceania (OFC)
Play-off, 1st Leg
10 October 2009

Bahrain 0 New Zealand 0



North, Central America and the Caribbean (CONCACAF)

10 October 2009

Costa Rica 4 Trinidad & Tobago 0
Honduras 2 United States 3
Mexico 4 El Salvador 1


14 October 2009

El Salvador 0 Honduras 1
Trinidad & Tobago 2 Mexico 2
United States 2 Costa Rica 2



South America (CONMEBOL)

10 October 2009

Argentina 2 Peru 1
Colombia 2 Chile 4
Ecuador 1 Uruguay 2
Venezuela 1 Paraguay 2

11 October 2009

Bolivia 2 Brazil 1

14 October 2009

Brazil 0 Venezuela 0
Chile 1 Ecuador 0
Paraguay 0 Colombia 2
Peru 1 Bolivia 0
Uruguay 0 Argentina 1



Europe (UEFA)

10 October 2009

Group 1
Denmark 1 Sweden 0
Portugal 3 Hungary 0

Group 2
Greece 5 Latvia 2
Israel 3 Moldova 1
Luxembourg 0 Switzerland 3

Group 3
Czech Republic 2 Poland 0
Slovakia 0 Slovenia 2

Group 4
Finland 2 Wales 1
Liechtenstein 0 Azerbaijan 2
Russia 0 Germany 1

Group 5
Armenia 1 Spain 2
Belgium 2 Turkey 0
Estonia 0 Bosnia-Herzegovina 2

Group 6
Belarus 4 Kazakhstan 0
Ukraine 1 England 0

Group 7
Austria 2 Lithuania 1
France 5 Faroe Islands 0
Serbia 5 Romania 0

Group 8
Cyprus 4 Bulgaria 1
Montenegro 2 Georgia 1
Republic of Ireland 2 Italy 2


14 October 2009

Group 1
Denmark 0 Hungary 1
Portugal 4 Malta 0
Sweden 4 Albania 1

Group 2
Greece 2 Luxembourg 1
Latvia 3 Moldova 2
Switzerland 0 Israel 0

Group 3
Czech Republic 0 Northern Ireland 0
Poland 0 Slovakia 1
San Marino 0 Slovenia 3

Group 4
Azerbaijan 1 Russia 1
Germany 1 Finland 1
Liechtenstein 0 Wales 2

Group 5
Bosnia-Herzegovina 2 Spain 5
Estonia 2 Belgium 0
Turkey 2 Armenia 0

Group 6
Andorra 0 Ukraine 6
England 3 Belarus 0
Kazakhstan 1 Croatia 2

Group 7
France 3 Austria 1
Lithuania 2 Serbia 1
Romania 3 Faroe Islands 1

Group 8
Bulgaria 6 Georgia 2
Italy 3 Cyprus 2
Republic of Ireland 0 Montenegro 0

2009 S-League

07 Oct 09
Woodlands 2 Super Reds 5

08 Oct 09
Y Lions 2 Balestier 0

12 Oct 09
Home 1 Sengkang 0

13 Oct 09
SAFFC 1 Super Reds 4

14 Oct 09
Tampines 0 Y Lions 1

15 Oct 09
Balestier 0 Woodlands 1

15 Oct 09
Geylang 1 Home 2

16 Oct 09
Sengkang 0 SAFFC 1

17 Oct 09
Gombak 0 Tampines 2

20 Oct 09
Woodlands 0 Geylang 1

23 Oct 09
Super Reds 2 Albirex 2

27 Oct 09
Balestier 0 Gombak 4

27 Oct 09
Tampines 4 Albirex 0

28 Oct 09
Super Reds 2 Home 3

28 Oct 09
Geylang 0 Y Lions 1

30 Oct 09
SAFFC 0 Tampines Rovers 0

31 Oct 09
Y Lions 4 Sengkang 2

2 Nov 09
Gombak United 2 Geylang United 2

3 Nov 09
Albirex Niigata (S) 3 Balestier Khalsa 0

6 Nov 09
Sengkang Punggol 2 Woodlands Wellington 1

2009/10 English Premier League

17 October 2009
Aston Villa 2 Chelsea 1
Stoke 2 West Ham 1
Portsmouth 1 Tottenham 2
Man. United 2 Bolton 1
Arsenal 3 Birmingham 1
Sunderland 1 Liverpool 0
Everton 1 Wolves 1

18 October 2009
Blackburn 3 Burnley 2
Wigan 1 Man. City 1

19 October 2009
Fulham 2 Hull 0

24 October 2009
Wolves 1 Aston Villa 1
Hull 0 Portsmouth 0
Birmingham 2 Sunderland 1
Burnley 1 Wigan 3
Tottenham 0 Stoke 1
Chelsea 5 Blackburn 0

25 October 2009
Bolton 3 Everton 2
Liverpool 2 Man. United 0
Man. City 2 Fulham 2
West Ham 2 Arsenal 2

31 October 2009
Arsenal 3 Tottenham 0
Fulham 3 Liverpool 1
Everton 1 Aston Villa 1
Portsmouth 4 Wigan 0
Bolton 0 Chelsea 4
Burnley 2 Hull 0
Stoke 2 Wolves 2
Sunderland 2 West Ham 2
Man. United 2 Blackburn 0

1 November 2009
Birmingham 0 Man. City 0

4 November 2009
West Ham 2 Aston Villa 1

7 November 2009
Aston Villa 5 Bolton 1
Man. City 3 Burnley 3
Blackburn 3 Portsmouth 1
Tottenham 2 Sunderland 0
Wolves 1 Arsenal 4

8 November 2009
Hull 2 Stoke 1
Wigan 1 Fulham 1
West Ham 1 Everton 2
Chelsea 1 Man. United 0

9 November 2009
Liverpool 2 Birmingham 2

2009/10 Italian Serie A

17 October 2009
Juventus 1 Fiorentina 1
Genoa 0 Internazionale 5

18 October 2009
Parma 1 Siena 0
Lazio 1 Sampdoria 1
Catania 2 Cagliari 1
Livorno 1 Palermo 2
Napoli 2 Bologna 1
Chievo 1 Bari 2
Udinese 1 Atalanta 3
Milan 2 Roma 1

24 October 2009
Sampdoria 4 Bologna 1
Internazionale 2 Catania 1

25 October 2009
Cagliari 3 Genoa 2
Fiorentina 0 Napoli 1
Atalanta 3 Parma 1
Roma 0 Livorno 1
Bari 2 Lazio 0
Palermo 1 Udinese 0
Siena 0 Juventus 1
Chievo 1 Milan 2

28 October 2009
Juventus 5 Sampdoria 1
Lazio 0 Cagliari 1
Parma 2 Bari 0
Genoa 2 Fiorentina 1
Udinese 2 Roma 1
Napoli 2 Milan 2
Livorno 1 Atalanta 0
Catania 1 Chievo 2
Bologna 2 Siena 1

29 October 2009
Internazionale 5 Palermo 3

31 October 2009
Juventus 2 Napoli 3
Milan 2 Parma 0

1 November 2009
Sampdoria 0 Bari 0
Cagliari 3 Atalanta 0
Roma 2 Bologna 1
Chievo 1 Udinese 1
Siena 1 Lazio 1
Livorno 0 Internazionale 2
Fiorentina 3 Catania 1
Palermo 0 Genoa 0

7 November 2009
Catania 0 Napoli 0
Atalanta 2 Juventus 5

8 November 2009
Udinese 0 Fiorentina 1
Bari 1 Livorno 0
Genoa 4 Siena 2
Parma 2 Chievo 0
Cagliari 2 Sampdoria 0
Bologna 3 Palermo 1
Lazio 1 Milan 2
Internazionale 1 Roma 1

2009/10 Netherlands Eredivisie

17 October 2009
Ajax 4 Willem II 0
Twente 3 AZ 2
NAC 4 Vitesse 0
PSV 1 Heerenveen 0

18 October 2009
VVV 1 Roda 1
Groningen 0 Utrecht 0
NEC 1 Den Haag 1
Waalwijk 0 Heracles 1
Sparta 2 Feyenoord 1

23 October 2009
Utrecht 2 Roda 1

24 October 2009
Den Haag 2 Sparta 3
Feyenoord 1 VVV 0
NAC 1 Waalwijk 0
Vitesse 0 Heracles 2

25 October 2009
Willem II 4 Heerenveen 1
AZ 2 Ajax 4
NEC 0 PSV 4
Twente 4 Groningen 0

30 October 2009
VVV 1 NAC 1

31 October 2009
Heerenveen 3 Den Haag 0
Roda 1 Twente 2
PSV 1 Vitesse 0
Groningen 0 AZ 1

1 November 2009
Ajax 5 Feyenoord 1
Sparta 2 NEC 0
Waalwijk 0 Willem II 1
Heracles 3 Utrecht 1

6 November 2009
Groningen 4 Heracles 1

7 November 2009
Vitesse 2 VVV 0
Sparta 1 Roda 2
NEC 0 Waalwijk 1

8 November 2009
NAC 4 Willem II 0
Utrecht 2 Heerenveen 3
Den Haag 1 PSV 5
AZ 1 Feyenoord 1
Twente 1 Ajax 0

2009/10 Scottish Premier League

17 October 2009
St Johnstone 1 Rangers 2
Celtic 0 Motherwell 0
Dundee United 1 Hamilton 1
Hibernian 1 Kilmarnock 0
Falkirk 1 St Mirren 3
Aberdeen 1 Hearts 1

24 October 2009
Kilmarnock 2 St Johnstone 1
St Mirren 3 Motherwell 3
Hearts 0 Falkirk 0
Aberdeen 0 Dundee United 2
Rangers 1 Hibernian 1

25 October 2009
Hamilton 1 Celtic 2

31 October 2009
Hibernian 2 Aberdeen 0
St Johnstone 3 Falkirk 1
Celtic 3 Kilmarnock 0
St Mirren 0 Hamilton 2
Motherwell 1 Hearts 0

1 November 2009
Dundee United v Rangers (match abandoned)

7 November 2009
Hearts 0 Hibernian 0
Hamilton 2 Motherwell 2
Aberdeen 2 St Johnstone 1
Rangers 2 St Mirren 1
Kilmarnock 0 Dundee United 2

8 November 2009
Falkirk 3 Celtic 3

2009/10 French Ligue 1

17 October 2009
Lyon 0 Sochaux 2
Auxerre 1 Bordeaux 0
Le Mans 1 Boulogne 1
Valenciennes 2 Grenoble 0
Montpellier 2 St-Etienne 1
Nancy 0 Marseille 3
Lille 0 Rennes 0

18 October 2009
Monaco 2 Lens 0
Lorient 4 Nice 1
Toulouse 1 PSG 0

24 October 2009
Boulogne 1 Monaco 3
Bordeaux 3 Le Mans 0
St-Etienne 0 Valenciennes 2
Grenoble 1 Nancy 2
Sochaux 1 Lorient 0
Nice 4 Lyon 1
Rennes 3 Montpellier 0

25 October 2009
Lens 0 Toulouse 2
Auxerre 3 Lille 2
Marseille v PSG (postponed)

28 October 2009
Montpellier v Bordeaux
Toulouse v Sochaux
Monaco v Rennes
Le Mans v Grenoble
Lille v St-Etienne
Lorient v Marseille
PSG v Lens
Valenciennes v Auxerre
Nancy v Nice
Lyon v Boulogne

31 October 2009
St-Etienne 0 Lyon 1
Auxerre 2 Montpellier 1
Lens 1 Lorient 1
Grenoble 0 Lille 2
Marseille 1 Toulouse 1
Boulogne 1 Nancy 2
Bordeaux 1 Monaco 0

1 November 2009
Nice 1 Le Mans 0
Rennes 0 Valenciennes 3
Sochaux 1 PSG 4

7 November 2009
Monaco 0 Grenoble 0
Lorient 5 Boulogne 0
PSG 0 Nice 1
Valenciennes 1 Montpellier 1
Le Mans 0 Auxerre 1
Nancy 0 St-Etienne 1
Sochaux 1 Lens 2

8 November 2009
Lille 2 Bordeaux 0
Toulouse 3 Rennes 2
Lyon 5 Marseille 5

2009 Sultan of Selangor's Cup (4 October 2009)

Jalan Besar Stadium, 7.50 pm

Singapore 3

vs

Selangor 0

Scorers: (Singapore) Indra Sahdan Daud (28th min), Aleksandar Duric (35th min), John Wilkinson (45th min)

Earlier Match at Jalan Besar Stadium, 6 pm:

Singapore Veterans 1

Selangor Veterans 1

(FT; Singapore Veterans won 4-1 on penalties)

Scorers: (Singapore Vets.) Salim Moin (47th min); (Selangor Vets.) Abdul Muin (49th min)

2009/10 German Bundesliga

17 October 2009
Nürnberg 3 Hertha 0
Werder 2 Hoffenheim 0
Eintracht 2 Hannover 1
Stuttgart 1 Schalke 2
Köln 1 Mainz 0
Freiburg 1 Bayern 2
Hamburg 0 Leverkusen 0

18 October 2009
Wolfsburg 2 Mönchengladbach 1
Dortmund 2 Bochum 0

23 October 2009
Leverkusen 1 Dortmund 1

24 October 2009
Mainz 3 Freiburg 0
Mönchengladbach 0 Köln 0
Bayern 2 Eintracht 1
Hannover 1 Stuttgart 0
Hoffenheim 3 Nürnberg 0

25 October 2009
Hertha 0 Wolfsburg 0
Bochum 1 Werder 4
Schalke 3 Hamburg 3

30 October 2009
Dortmund 2 Hertha 0

31 October 2009
Nürnberg 2 Werder 2
Stuttgart 0 Bayern 0
Schalke 2 Leverkusen 2
Köln 0 Hannover 1
Wolfsburg 3 Mainz 3
Hamburg 2 Mönchengladbach 3

1 November 2009
Freiburg 0 Hoffenheim 1
Eintracht 2 Bochum 1

6 November 2009
Leverkusen 4 Eintracht 0

7 November 2009
Mönchengladbach 0 Stuttgart 0
Bochum 1 Freiburg 2
Hoffenheim 1 Wolfsburg 2
Mainz 1 Nürnberg 0
Bayern 1 Schalke 1

8 November 2009
Hannover 2 Hamburg 2
Werder 1 Dortmund 1
Hertha 0 Köln 1

2009/10 Spanish La Liga

17 October 2009
Valencia 0 Barcelona 0

Real Madrid 4 Valladolid 2

Deportivo 1 Sevilla 0

18 October 2009

Osasuna 3 Atlético 0
Espanyol 2 Tenerife 1
Mallorca 3 Getafe 1
Málaga 1 Almería 2
Athletic 1 Sporting Gijón 2
Zaragoza 2 Racing 2
Xerez 2 Villarreal 1

24 October 2009

Atletico 1 Mallorca 1

Sporting Gijon 0 Real Madrid 0

Sevilla 0 Espanyol 0

25 October 2009
Almería 0 Valencia 3
Getafe 2 Athletic 0
Valladolid 4 Deportivo 0
Barcelona 6 Zaragoza 1
Villarreal 2 Málaga 1
Tenerife 1 Xerez 0
Racing 1 Osasuna 1

31 October 2009

Osasuna 1 Barcelona 1

Xerez 0 Sevilla 2

Real Madrid 2 Getafe 0

Athletic 1 Atletico 0

1 November 2009
Mallorca 1 Racing 0
Villarreal 5 Tenerife 0
Deportivo 1 Sporting Gijón 1
Zaragoza 2 Almería 1
Málaga 0 Valencia 1
Espanyol 1 Valladolid 1

7 November 2009

Barcelona 4 Mallorca 2

Tenerife 2 Malaga 2

Atletico 2 Real Madrid 3

Getafe 0 Deportivo 2

8 November 2009
Racing 0 Athletic 2
Sporting Gijón 1 Espanyol 0
Almería 2 Osasuna 0
Valladolid 0 Xerez 0
Sevilla 3 Villarreal 2
Valencia 3 Zaragoza 1