Leverkusen look to keep Dortmund waiting

Bayer Leverkusen will this weekend be bidding to make Borussia Dortmund wait at least one week longer before being crowned 2011 Bundesliga champions.

Risk it all to win it all

Manchester United's trip to Arsenal and Shakhtar Donetsk's showdown with Dynamo Kiev are among the games to call this week in FIFA World Leagues Predictor.

Gunslingers braced for final push

With just a few weeks left to the season in Europe, FIFA.com takes a look at the goalscorers enjoying successful domestic campaigns and their battle for the continent's Golden Shoe.

Bayern won't be held ransom on Neuer

Bayern Munich president Uli Hoeness has said his club will not pay an "astronomical" fee for Schalke goalkeeper Manuel Neuer in what he describes as "imminent" negotiations.

Schaefer quits Cologne

Frank Schaefer has resigned as coach of Cologne today, following their 4-1 defeat to Wolfsburg at the weekend, leaving them still with a chance of relegation, with sporting director Volker Finke to take charge of the side.

Neuer: We gave United too much respect

Manuel Neuer has revealed almighty praise from Sir Alex Ferguson was no consolation for Schalke’s 2-0 loss to Manchester United, while Raul has all but ruled out his side’s hopes of reaching Wembley.

Hosogai: I want it all

Emerging Japan star Hajime Hosogai is focusing on promotion to the Bundesliga with Augsburg and more international success after winning the AFC Asian Cup with the Blue Samurai.

Fergie braced for crucial United week

Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson says the coming week is pivotal for their season as the Red Devils face Arsenal and Chelsea before defending their 2-0 UEFA Champions League lead against Schalke at home.

Raul: Anything is possible

Schalke's veteran Spanish forward Raul says their UEFA Champions League semi-final tie with Manchester United is not over despite the English club scoring a one-sided 2-0 win in Germany.

United dominance sinks Schalke

With second-half breakthroughs coming from Ryan Giggs and Wayne Rooney, Manchester United ensured their dominance over Schalke resulted in a 2-0 first-leg win in their UEFA Champions League semi-final.

Quartet sight Wembley berth

FIFA.com previews the UEFA Champions League semi-finals headlined by a meeting of Spanish giants Barcelona and Real Madrid, while Manchester United will be seeking passage to Wembley against underdogs Schalke.

Hertha back among the big boys

Hertha Berlin returned to the German first division with a 1-0 win over Duisburg assuring promotion at the first attempt.

Rangnick: Inexperience makes us hungry

Ralf Rangnick believes Schalke's inexperience in the latter stages of the UEFA Champions League may actually be a positive for his side when they face Manchester United tomorrow night.

Berbatov to miss Schalke semi-final

Dimitar Berbatov has not travelled with the Manchester United squad to face Schalke in the UEFA Champions League tomorrow night, with the Bulgarian struggling with a groin strain.

Uchida: Anything is possible

Ahead of Tuesday’s semi-final between Schalke and Manchester United, FIFA.com spoke to Atsuto Uchida, the first Japanese player to reach this stage of the UEFA Champions League.

Raul relishing facing fellow veteran Giggs

Much attention in Tuesday's Champions League semi-final between Manchester United and Schalke will be on the performance of respected veterans Ryan Giggs and Raul.

United wary of German jinx for Schalke test

Manchester United will need to put aside a poor record against German opposition if they are to overcome Schalke in the UEFA Champions League semi-final in a match-up between two teams with contrasting European history.