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  • Five-star Riley boosts Wolves

    February 7, 2010

    RUGBY LEAGUE: Chris Riley became the first Warrington player to score five tries in a Super League match after helping his side to a 58-0 thrashing of Harlequins. The Wolves capped a blistering performance with an 11-try haul to avenge the Quins’ 60-8 thrashing at The Stoop last March. Peter Fox scored twice as Hull [...]

  • Joncol claims Irish Hennessy

    February 7, 2010

    RACING: Joncol handed jockey Alain Cawley the biggest success of his career by storming home to win the Hennessy Gold Cup at Leopardstown. The Paul Nolan-trained seven-year-old producing a stirring finish to beat Ruby Walsh’s charge Cooldine by a neck in a thrilling finish. Schindler’s Hunt looked to pose the biggest threat but a mistake [...]

  • Jimenez edges out Westwood

    February 7, 2010

    GOLF: Miguel Angel Jimenez beat European No1 Lee Westwood in a play-off to secure the Dubai Desert Classic. Westwood birdied the last hole to finish on 11-under-par with the Spaniard, and had two chances to win before Jimenez triumphed with a par on the third extra hole. Overnight leader Thongchai Jaidee finished third, a further [...]

  • Blackburn fan dies in hospital

    February 7, 2010

    FOOTBALL: A 30-year-old man who was found unconscious during a Premier League match at Stoke City on Saturday, has died in hospital. John Taylor, of Darwen, Lancashire, was reportedly struck on the head by a bin before suffering a heart attack in the Britannia Stadium’s south stand, where Blackburn fans were seated, just after 4pm. [...]

  • Carlo salutes his ‘perfect’ captain Terry

    February 7, 2010

    CHELSA v/s ARSENAL CARLO ANCELOTTI branded John Terry his “perfect” captain after his talismanic display helped Chelsea overpower Arsenal and go back to the top of the table. The Blues skipper has endured a miserable week after being stripped of the England captaincy by Fabio Capello on Friday following lurid headlines about his private life. [...]

  • England boss Capello won’t be drawn on captaincy issue

    February 7, 2010

    FABIO CAPELLO has refused to shed any more light on his decision to strip John Terry of the England captaincy, insisting it had formed part a “normal week” in his reign as manager. The Italian gave only a brief explanation of his decision in a statement on Friday and was equally as evasive yesterday when [...]

  • Welsh victory is springboard for success, says Wilkinson

    February 7, 2010

    FLY-HALF Jonny Wilkinson believes England’s storming 30-17 victory over Wales at Twickenham on Saturday can prove the perfect platform for a successful Six Nations campaign. The 30-year-old kicked over 15 points while two tries from flanker James Haskell helped England to a first Championship victory over the Welsh in four attempts. Martin Johnson’s men are [...]

  • ‘Genius’ Phillips at the double to inspire Blues

    February 7, 2010

    BIRMINGHAM CITY v/s WOLVES BIRMINGHAM boss Alex McLeish described veteran striker Kevin Phillips as a “genius” after his late double stunned midlands rivals Wolves at St Andrews. The 36-year-old climbed off the substitute’s bench to net twice in the last ten minutes after Kevin Doyle had given the visitors a first-half lead. First, Phillips volleyed [...]

  • This year promises to be the closest yet

    February 4, 2010

    THE Six Nations Championship never fails to produce thrilling, hard-fought contests, but I honestly believe this year’s tournament has all the ingredients of being the closest for many years. Any one of four nations can challenge for the big prize this year, while the other two will make them sweat every last drop. There really [...]

  • Who can conquer Ireland to land the greatest prize?

    February 4, 2010

    England Manager: Martin Johnson Captain: Steve Borthwick Last season: Italy (h) won 36-11; Wales (a) lost 15-23; Ireland (a) lost 13-14; France (h) won 34-10; Scotland (h) won 26-12 = 2nd. Where they stand: Endured a disappointing autumn international campaign when they lost to Australia and New Zealand and looked unconvincing in their narrow victory [...]

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