Little-known Grindel frontrunner to lead German FA Reinhard Grindel, a Christian Democrat member of parliament and treasurer of the German FA (DFB), was earmarked on Tuesday to take over as president. No reason to call off Clasico, Spain official says There is no reason for Saturday's La Liga 'Clasico' between Real Madrid and Barcelona to be postponed following Friday's attacks in Paris, says official. Moyes ‘disappointed’ at Sociedad sacking David Moyes has expressed disappointment at being sacked by Real Sociedad and said he had been confident of "finishing in a strong position" in La Liga. Armed police to patrol England v France soccer match following Paris attacks Armed police will patrol around Wembley stadium for the England v France friendly match just days after militants launched suicide bombings in Paris. Chelsea need one win to regain confidence – Ramires Chelsea mid-fielder Ramires says that they are one win away from getting their season back on track, despite being close to the relegation zone. Arsenal’s Wilshere will not rush his return from injury Arsenal's Jack Wilshere is in no rush to get back to playing, he wants to be fully fit and injury recovered before he does so. Iran ignore visa trouble to cash in on Guam defensive woe Despite absent players and staff members Iran brushed aside a challenge from Guam in the World Cup Qualifier match on Tuesday. Belgium v Spain match called off for security reasons A soccer friendly featuring Belgium v Spain scheduled for Brussels on Tuesday has been postponed for security reasons after the Paris attacks. German discounter Lidl to sponsor England team The English soccer team has set aside decades of sporting rivalry with the Germans by signing up a new sponsor -- German discount supermarket Lidl. Argentine FA chief backs beleaguered coach Martino Argentina's worst start to a World Cup qualifying campaign does not put coach Gerardo Martino's future in doubt, Argentine FA chief Luis Segura said. As long as no 2002 repeat, Ireland will be fine – Keane Ireland assistant manager Roy Keane said that as long as their Euro 2016 preparations do not resemble the 2002 World Cup, they will do just fine. Unpopular Dunga urges fans to get behind Brazil The home fans must be patient when they take on Peru in Tuesday's World Cup qualifiers, Brazilian coach Dunga said.
