11h22 : Dernier exercice : Opposition dix contre un (Barthez), afin de mettre les attaquants en confiance.
11h51 : L’opposition s'achève sur le score de 1-1. Fin de l’entraînement.

15h02 : Nasri dribble N’Diaye, passe Olembe, feinte Christanval, et s’en va battre Arphexad d’une pichenette... Au milieu des Blue Boys, le club des supporters de l’entraînement, Michel Tonini s'esbaudit: "Samir, tu es notre dieu!"
15h18 : Louis Acariès interrompt la rixe entre Costa et Pedretti pour expliquer au Brésilien comment garder ses appuis quand il donne un uppercut.
16h12 : Nasri dribble Hemdani, passe Ecker, feinte Christanval, mais rate son tir qui termine sur le poteau… Les Blue Boys se mettent à siffler, Michel Tonini soupire: "Il est trop tendre, je l'avais bien dit qu'il fallait garder Meriem!"

17h42 : Pape Diouf : "On a déjà dans notre effectif un attaquant rapide et véloce qui peut donner et marquer des buts et qui s'appelle Fabrice Fiorèse. Je ne vois donc pas ce qu'Ibrahimovic pourrait nous apporter de plus".

Drogba admits to feeling homesick
 
Chelsea striker Didier Drogba has revealed he would return to France if Marseille could launch a challenge for the French league championship.
 
The 27-year-old said: "I'm feeling a bit homesick - Marseille is in my heart. I said it when I left the club and I haven't changed my mind.
 
"One day, I want to be French champion, preferably with Marseille, obviously.
 
"But I would return only if Marseille could fight for the title. It's not the case today, with or without me."
 
Drogba, who scored 16 goals as Chelsea romped to the title, admitted he has struggled to find his best form in his first Premiership season.
 
He said: "Life in England is not easy. You have to adapt and I'm finding that difficult. It's so different. My morale has suffered from that.
 
 
 
"In the second part of the season, I was only getting long balls and I'd rather receive the ball right in my feet.
 
"On the other hand there have been fantastic moments such as the title celebrations with Chelsea.
 
"That was unforgettable and that's what I came for. You have to admit that football in England is something really exceptional."

Jose Antonio Reyes, who had been linked with a move back to Spain, says he is happy at Arsenal and keen to stay (Express).
 
Cardiff and Derby are interested in Bournemouth's James Hayter (The Sun).
 
Boudewijn Zenden has told Middlesbrough he will look elsewhere if they do not make him an improved contract offer (Mirror).
 
Liverpool have joined Manchester United in the chase for Real Zaragoza's Argentine defender Gabi Milito (Mail).
 
Wigan manager Paul Jewell has asked club chairman Dave Whelan to appoint a director of football to help him in next season's Premiership campaign (Telegraph).
 
Newcastle goalkeeper Shay Given says he is "worried about the club's direction" after this season's disappointments. (Guardian).
 
Liverpool have asked Feyenoord about striker Dirk Kuyt but any move is likely to depend upon Jerzy Dudek being willing to go the other way (Guardian).
 
Aston Villa boss David O'Leary has been given permission to talk to Newcastle outcast Craig Bellamy (The Sun).
 
Fifa president Sepp Blatter says clubs found guilty of tapping up players should be subject to transfer bans (Independent).
 
Hernan Crespo has not ruled out the possibility of returning to Chelsea after his loan spell at AC Milan expires (Express).
 
Chelsea could sign Barcelona's Cameroon striker Samuel Eto'o as a replacement for Didier Drogba or Mateja Kezman (The Sun).
 
Paul Lambert is set to be named the new boss of Livingston. (Daily Record)
 
Thousands of Rangers fans are facing a television black-out for Sunday's game with Hibernian because only those subscribing to Setanta Soccer will be able to see the game. Some cable systems are not advanced enough to collect the new channel's system. (Daily Record)