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England have suffered a setback to their World Cup hopes as David Beckham tore an Achilles tendon during AC Milan's 1-0 win over Chievo on Sunday. Midfielder Beckham was unchallenged when he suffered the injury and hobbled off in pain before being

Sir Alex Ferguson hailed Wayne Rooney as one of the world's best after the striker's brace saw Manchester United to a 3-2 Champions League win over Milan. Two second half headers from Rooney took his season's tally to 25 goals and ensured

Milan coach Leonardo says Milan "must be flawless" if they are to maintain their perfect two-legged record against Manchester United as the clubs begin their first knockout round tie. The Brazilian believes his side's season will be determined

David Beckham has dismissed suggestions that he he has a score to settle with Sir Alex Ferguson when Milan meet Manchester United. The two sides meet in the Champions League last 16 on Tuesday night, with the first leg taking place at the San Siro. It

David Beckham is hoping Milan play Manchester United in the Champions League draw on Friday, enabling the midfielder to face his old side for the first time since leaving for Real Madrid in 2003. The Los Angeles Galaxy veteran, who will move to the San

England midfielder David Beckham is to rejoin Milan on loan in January after the Italian club reached an agreement with Los Angeles Galaxy. Beckham regards a move to Milan as vital if he is to make the England squad for the 2010 World Cup.

England midfielder David Beckham admits his loan move to Milan is 95 per cent complete. The Los Angeles Galaxy player is due to finish his current season in the MLS and is keen to maintain his fitness, with an eye on Fabio Capello's World Cup squad

David Beckham will be allowed to move away on loan from the L.A. Galaxy in January - but the club wants him to arrange a deal soon. Beckham is expected to return to Milan in a repeat of the loan spell he enjoyed earlier this year, as he looks to retain

David Beckham says he will defer a decision on whether to return to Europe and claims his focus remains on helping LA Galaxy. England boss Fabio Capello is keen for the veteran midfielder to play as much competitive football as possible - ideally for

David Beckham confronted angry fans who had singled him out for abuse during his first home game for Los Angeles Galaxy since his loan spell in Italy. The 34-year-old tried to hurdle a barrier to get to a group of fans who had been jeering him throughout the match and security staff had to hold the former England captain back as he tried to reach the supporters, while one fan had to be stopped from getting out of the stand to confront the star.