Archive for February 2, 2013
Any clash between the game’s inventors and it’s greatest exponents will be a special occasion, writes Henry Winter.
Captain Kelly Brown says his team will be working hard to put things right before they face Italy.
Chelsea left-back reaches landmark game but is likely to hear boos when he steps out at Wembley on Wednesday.
Exclusive interview: QPR chairman tells Jason Burt he will not allow the club to become another Portsmouth.
New Zealand’s captain must rally his troops ahead of the 3 x 3 x 3 tour by England.
Midfielder tells Jason Burt Chelsea can be caught and overhauled with help from new signing Lewis Holtby.
Paul Ackford: despite an impressive autumn Philippe Saint-André takes his side into a second Six Nations with questions unanswered.
• City manager hopes continental campaign will derail rivals• ‘We need a few more goals’ now Balotelli has goneSir Alex Ferguson will be delighted to hear that Roberto Mancini …
Tougher tests remain but England showed enough control and flair to offer grounds for optimism, says chief sports writer Tom Fordyce
Harry Redknapp saluted a ‘fantastic’ performance from debutant Christopher Samba – not bad for a player who was just ’40 per cent fit’.
Ali Carter booked his place in the final of the Betfair German Masters with a 6-2 semi-final victory over Neil Robertson. Carter took advantage of a poor display from Robertson to advance to the final, where he will face Marco Fu.
Ray Lewis will retire hoping to leave Baltimore with a second Super Bowl title by toppling the San Francisco 49ers here at the Superdome.
England entertain Brazil on Wednesday, sparking memories of some enthralling showdowns over the years1956 WEMBLEY: England 4 Brazil 2, friendly’The superiority of the English made one wonder whether the …
Michael Owen could face a retrospective disciplinary charge from the FA after attempting to throw a punch at Arsenal’s Mikel Arteta in Stoke City’s 1-0 defeat at the Emirates.
Rafa Benitez left Tyneside complaining bitterly about a crucial penalty appeal that resulted in a Chelsea defeat and surely edged the Spaniard closer to the sack.
Sports Minister Hugh Robertson and former Home Secretary Jack Straw are to press the Football Association for a response to concerns they have raised over Blackburn Rovers.
Phil Mickelson says he loves the unique atmosphere at the Waste Management Phoenix Open where he now sits six shots clear with a round to play.
Phil Mickelson says he loves the unique atmosphere at the Waste Management Phoenix Open where he now sits six shots clear with a round to play.
Aston Villa’s performance in the 3-3 draw at Everton offers hope after a six-week spell they will be happy to forget
Cristiano Ronaldo scored the first own goal of his career to send Real Madrid to a shock 1-0 defeat at Granada in La Liga on Saturday, further …
