World Football News Headlines from FIFA

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Barcelona coach Pep Guardiola has laughed off suggestions that Jack Wilshere's performance against his side at the Emirates has led him to consider signing the Arsenal midfielder.

Source: Guardiola laughs off Wilshere speculation

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A Roma training session has gone ahead without Claudio Ranieri, who offered to resign as their coach following defeats by Shakhtar Donetsk and Genoa.

Source: Roma train without Ranieri

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A winner four minutes from the end by substitute Alanzinho lifted Trabzonspor two points clear at the top of the Super Lig table with a 2-1 away win over Manisaspor.

Source: Late winner sends Trabzonspor top

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Independiente and Penarol will collide in a battle of two of the most successful teams in Libertadores history, while Estudiantes and Internacional, the last two winners of the competition, attempt to address disappointing starts.

Source: Former kings seek first wins

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Tunisia are through to the final of the CAF African Nations Championship, where they will face Angola, after both won penalty shootouts against Algeria and Sudan respectively.

Source: Tunisia, Angola reach final on penalties

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Gabriel Heinze has revealed he regrets the way he left Manchester United, as his current club Marseille prepare to face his old side in the UEFA Champions League tomorrow night.

Source: Heinze regrets sour United exit

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Blackpool dealt a blow to Tottenham's hopes of securing UEFA Champions League qualification, scoring their first win in seven matches with a 3-1 victory at Bloomfield Road.

Source: Blackpool best Spurs to halt slide

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English clubs Liverpool and Manchester City are among the remaining heavyweights looking to secure qualification for the UEFA Europa League last 16 on Thursday.

Source: Europa last 16 beckons

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Newcastle United can expect to have exciting midfielder Hatem Ben Arfa back for early April according to manager Alan Pardew, after the Frenchman has spent much of the season on the sidelines after breaking his leg in October.

Source: Pardew: Ben Arfa back for early April

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Arsenal came through their game with Stoke City 1-0 thanks to an early goal from Sebastien Squillaci, but Arsene Wenger will be fretting on the fitness of Cesc Fabregas and Theo Walcott, who both left the field injured.

Source: Injuries taint Arsenal win