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  • Khan lands New York showdown

    March 9, 2010

    BOXING: Britain’s Amir Khan will make his debut in the United States when he defends his WBA light-welterweight title against Paulie Malignaggi on 15 May. Khan, who won the title last July, takes on the Italian-American in his hometown of New York, at Madison Square Garden. Khan was due to face Juan Manuel Marquez, but [...]

  • England to take on Germany

    March 9, 2010

    HOCKEY: England will take on Olympic champions Germany in the World Cup semi-final tomorrow lunchtime. South Korea’s 2-1 victory over the Netherlands ensured the Germans finished top of Pool A, while England were runners-up of Group B, behind Australia. Captain Barry Middleton was pleased with the draw, saying: “In a couple of games we’ve looked [...]

  • Mickelson wedge is banned

    March 9, 2010

    GOLF: World No3 Phil Mickelson has been banned from using his controversial 20-year-old wedge following a deal between manufacturer Ping and the PGA Tour. The American has been using a Ping Eye 2 wedge, which features U-shaped grooves to generate more spin. But Ping have now agreed to waive the rights to allow its pre-1990 [...]

  • Gerrard set to escape V-sign rap

    March 9, 2010

    LIVERPOOL captain Steven Gerrard is expected to escape punishment after he appeared to make an abusive gesture at referee Andre Marriner. Marriner is thought to have seen the gesture, during Wigan’s 1-0 win over the Reds on Monday, and decided not to take action. That means the FA will not pursue a charge against Gerrard, [...]

  • Adebayor plays down Milan link

    March 9, 2010

    MANCHESTER City striker Emmanuel Adebayor has reaffirmed his commitment to the club, for the time being at least, after fresh speculation linking him with AC Milan. The Togo international, who has been at Eastlands less than eight months, was a target for the Italian club before leaving Arsenal last summer. “I signed at City for [...]

  • King out for two more weeks

    March 9, 2010

    TOTTENHAM are planning to be without captain Ledley King for the next fortnight as they continue their drive for Champions League qualification. Centre-back King, who is hampered by a long-term knee problem, is also currently nursing a thigh injury sustained last month against Wigan. He will miss fourth-placed Spurs’ Premier League visit from Blackburn on [...]

  • Losing Cesc is no excuse, fires Wenger

    March 8, 2010

    ARSENAL vs FC PORTO Tonight, ko 7.45pm, Sky Sports 2 ARSENE WENGER insists the absence of captain Cesc Fabregas will not be used as an excuse for failure when Arsenal put their Champions League hopes on the line against Porto tonight. The Gunners must come back from a first-leg deficit in order to reach the [...]

  • Injured Shaw misses out but Tindall gets the call

    March 8, 2010

    ENGLAND lock Simon Shaw has lost his battle to be fit for Saturday’s Calcutta Cup clash with Scotland at Murrayfield after failing to recover from a shoulder injury. The 36-year-old was helped off in the opening few minutes of England’s defeat to Ireland at Twickenham 10 days ago and now faces a fitness race for [...]

  • Stars driven by thirst to repeat feats

    March 8, 2010

    THE grid may have swelled to accommodate two more teams, but all eyes in this year’s Formula One season will be trained on four men, each desperate to prove very different points. Title-holder Jenson Button, his cohort in McLaren’s all-English driving line-up, Lewis Hamilton, Fernando Alonso, now in mouth-watering unison with Ferrari, and returning icon [...]

  • Portsmouth make claim for Cup cash

    March 8, 2010

    DEBT-RIDDEN Portsmouth may be forced to make a special representation to the Football Association in order to keep the receipts from their storming FA Cup run. The cash-strapped club became the first in Premier League history to enter into administration last month after accruing debts in the region of £70m. Yet despite that, boss Avram [...]

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