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  • Dupuy to appeal ‘anti-French’ six-month eye-gouging ban

    December 21, 2009

    STADE FRANCAIS scrum-half Julien Dupuy has appealed against his 24-week ban for eye-gouging. Dupuy was cited for his attack on Ulster flanker Stephen Ferris during Stade’s 23-13 Heineken Cup defeat at Ravenhill on 12 December. The six-month ban would rule Dupuy out of France’s entire Six Nations campaign, which starts in February. Furious Stade president [...]

  • Quins get shirty for charity

    December 21, 2009

    HARLEQUINS and England duo David Strettle and Ugo Monye show Caprice a thing or two about modelling as they parade the club’s new HopeHIV Charity shirts. The Quins will be wearing the shirts at Big Game 2 when they take on London rivals Wasps in front of an expected full-house at Twickenham on 27 December. [...]

  • Wigan and Bolton must wait

    December 21, 2009

    FOOTBALL: No new date has yet been set for last night’s scheduled Premier League clash between Wigan Athletic and Bolton Wanderers which was postponed on health and safety grounds. The DW Stadium pitch was playable but the freezing conditions made areas around the stadium unsafe for fans.

  • England set up Egypt date

    December 21, 2009

    FOOTBALL: Fabio Capello will begin his World Cup preparations with a match against reigning African Cup of Nations champions Egypt on 3 March. The Wembley friendly will give Capello’s men the chance to size up a similar challenge to group opponents Algeria, who England have never met. Algeria beat Egypt to the World Cup finals [...]

  • McCoy: Star looks unbeatable

    December 21, 2009

    RACING: Champion jockey Tony McCoy believes Kauto Star will be “impossible to beat” in the King George VI Chase at Kempton on Boxing Day. Paul Nicholls’ brilliant nine-year-old is seeking a fourth successive victory in the Festive highlight and McCoy has no doubt as to the outcome. “As we all know, Kauto Star is going [...]

  • Tendulkar leads India again

    December 21, 2009

    CRICKET: Sachin Tendulkar smashed a brilliant unbeaten 96 to help India to a seven-wicket win over Sri Lanka in the third one-day international in Cuttack. Sri Lanka were cruising at 165-1 at one stage but Ravindra Jadeja’s 4-32 led the fightback as they collapsed to 239. Tendulkar smashed 13 fours off 104 balls to lead [...]

  • Lampard saves sloppy Blues

    December 20, 2009

    CARLO ANCELOTTI admitted his Chelsea side were feeling the pressure of a hectic winter schedule after being held by London rivals West Ham in a tale of two penalties. Alessandro Diamanti’s spot-kick on the stroke of half-time gave the Hammers a deserved lead before Frank Lampard rescued the Blues with a thrice-taken penalty after Matthew [...]

  • Onions and Colly keep cool to steer England to safety

    December 20, 2009

    CAPTAIN Andrew Strauss spoke of his relief after his side survived a “crazy hour” to hang on desperately for a draw in the first Test with South Africa at Centurion. Strauss’ men looked to be cruising towards a share of the spoils after Kevin Pietersen and Jonathan Trott steered them to 172-3 early in the [...]

  • I didn’t see the axe coming, insists betrayed boss Hughes

    December 20, 2009

    MARK HUGHES hit back at Manchester City chiefs last night, insisting he was given no warning of his ruthless sacking. Hughes’ 18-month reign as City boss came to an end after Saturday’s 4-3 victory over Sunderland with the club’s billionaire Arabic owners announcing Roberto Mancini as his successor. On reflection, Hughes’ demeanour during Saturday’s match [...]

  • Barneveld cruises through

    December 20, 2009

    DARTS: World No2 Raymond van Barneveld strolled into the second round of the PDC World Championship with a 3-0 victory over New Zealand part-timer Warren Parry at Alexandra Palace. The Dutchman is joined in round two by last year’s BDO winner, Mark Webster, who opened his account with a 3-2 win over Mark Walsh. Scotland’s [...]

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