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  • London calling for Djokovic as Serb’s streak ensures O2 place

    May 16, 2011

    UNSTOPPABLE Novak Djokovic has already qualified for the ATP Tour Finals in London later this year – six months early. The Serb has booked his place at the end-of-season tournament at the O2 with an incredible 39-match winning streak that has already garnered seven titles this season. Djokovic’s latest triumph came at the Rome Masters, [...]

  • Fair play to Fulham as Europe calls

    May 16, 2011

    FULHAM could make a surprise return to European competition next season via Uefa’s Respect Fair Play ranking. The 2010 Europa League runners-up are in pole position to benefit from the extra spot afforded to the Premier League by the governing body. Mark Hughes’ side, who have a chance of piping Everton for seventh place in [...]

  • Bell sees a new threat in Sri Lanka

    May 16, 2011

    ENGLAND batsman Ian Bell insists Sri Lanka represent a real threat to his side’s Test ambitions this summer. The tourists, whose champion spinner retired from international following the World Cup in March, wrapped up a four-wicket win over Middlesex in their first tour match at Uxbridge yesterday. Bell said: “It will be different facing them [...]

  • Busquets clear to face United

    May 16, 2011

    FOOTBALL: Barcelona midfielder Sergio Busquets will play in next Saturday’s Champions League final after Uefa found “a lack of strong evidence” that he had racially abused Real Madrid’s Marcelo.

  • Westwood handed tough draw

    May 16, 2011

    GOLF: World No1 Lee Westwood will face Denmark’s Anders Hansen and Australia’s Aaron Baddeley in the group stages of the Volvo World Match Play Championship.

  • Fans start to count cost of tickets

    May 16, 2011

    OLYMPICS: London Olympic Games organisers have begun deducting money from Visa accounts for ticket orders, a process that will take several weeks up until 10 June.

  • DOWN AND OUT

    May 15, 2011

    WIGAN ATHLETIC (3) vs WEST HAM (2) ● West Ham sack Grant minutes after relegation ● Hughton and Allardyce tipped as replacements FORMER Newcastle managers Chris Hughton and Sam Allardyce were last night installed as the bookmakers’ favourites to replace Avram Grant, after he was sacked for failing to avoid relegation. Hammers owners David Sullivan [...]

  • Ancelotti awaits Roman verdict

    May 15, 2011

    CHELSEA (2) vs NEWCASTLE (2) CHELSEA manager Carlo Ancelotti denied he was waving goodbye to the club’s fans during his side’s lap of honour following yesterday’s final match of the season at Stamford Bridge. Steven Taylor’s injury time header prevented Chelsea from ending their home campaign on a high and denied them the opportunity to [...]

  • Farrell kicks Saracens into final rematch

    May 15, 2011

    SARACENS (12) vs GLOUCESTER (10) SARACENS boss Mark McCall hailed the club’s young talisman Owen Farrell after the teenage fly-half kicked them into the Premiership final at the expense of Gloucester. Farrell, 19, landed four penalties, including the decisive late winner, to clinch a 12th win in a row and set up a Twickenham showdown [...]

  • Redknapp scares Spurs into stealing a march on Liverpool in fifth place hunt

    May 15, 2011

    LIVERPOOL (0) vs TOTTENHAM (2) TOTTENHAM manager Harry Redknapp admits he frightened his team into winning by warning them their holidays would be cut short if they missed out on fifth place. Rafael van der Vaart and a Luka Modric (right) penalty earned Spurs only their second win from 14 games, a result which lifted [...]

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