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  • Yang tames Tiger for a famous win

    August 16, 2009

    KOREA’S Yong-Eun Yang last night became the first Asian-born player to win a Major title after recording a magnificent three-shot victory over world No1 Tiger Woods in the US PGA Championship at Hazeltine. The 37-year-old began the day two shots down on Woods but clawed his way back with a three-under-par 69, while Woods struggled [...]

  • Murray hits back in Montreal to confirm status as world No2

    August 16, 2009

    BRITAIN’S No1 Andy Murray completed a superb fight back to claim the Montreal Masters and justify his newly-earned status as the world’s second best player. Then 22-year-old came from a set down to defeat Juan Martin del Potro 6-7 (4-7), 7-6 (7-3), 6-1 for his fifth title of the year and 13th in his already [...]

  • New boy Seb hails dream Spurs debut to stun Reds

    August 16, 2009

    NEW signing Sebastien Bassong hailed his “perfect debut” after earning Tottenham a dream Premier League start against title contenders Liverpool. Just ten days after completing his £8m move from Newcastle, Bassong met Luka Modric’s free-kick for his first goal in English football to ensure his side claimed a prized early-season scalp. Full-back Benoit Assou-Ekotto gave [...]

  • Trott gets green light for an England debut as Ashes axe falls on Bopara

    August 16, 2009

    UNCAPPED Jonathan Trott was yesterday given the nod to star in England’s Ashes decider with Australia at The Oval this week. The Warwickshire batsman will bat at No4 for the crucial final Test on Thursday with county colleague Ian Bell moving up the order to three at the expense of the axed Ravi Bopara. Trott [...]

  • Rooney set 20-goal target to fire United

    August 16, 2009

    SIR ALEX FERGUSON backed Wayne Rooney to fire 20 goals for Manchester United this season after his solitary first-half strike put paid to brave Birmingham at Old Trafford. The England striker got the champions up and running with a 34th minute winner from close range after seeing a header hit a post. His 99th goal [...]

  • Radcliffe back with a bang

    August 16, 2009

    ATHLETICS: Paula Radcliffe is still undecided on whether to compete in next week’s World Championships despite enjoying a winning return in the New York Half Marathon. The Briton, 35, was competing for the first time in 10 months following bunion surgery and a broken toe but coasted to victory in an impressive time of 1.09:45. [...]

  • Rossi pounces on Lorenzo error

    August 16, 2009

    MOTO GP: Valentino Rossi extended his lead at the top of the championship to 50 points after winning the Czech MotoGP at Brno. Rossi, inset, led from pole only to be overtaken with six laps to go by Fiat Yahama team-mate Jorge Lorenzo. But the Spaniard then crashed out, thus handing victory to the reigning [...]

  • Palace receive apology

    August 16, 2009

    FOOTBALL: Referees’ chief Keith Hackett has apologised to Crystal Palace boss Neil Warnock over their disallowed goal in Saturday’s 1-0 defeat by Bristol City. Freddie Sears’ strike was ruled out by match official Rob Shoebridge despite the ball clearly crossing the line and bouncing back out off the stanchion. Warnock claimed his side had been [...]

  • Leaders Saints crash again

    August 16, 2009

    RUGBY LEAGUE: In-form Hull KR inflicted a second defeat of the week on leaders St Helens as they all but secured a play-off place. Seven days after crashing to Huddersfield in the Challenge Cup, the Saints went down 26-12 at New Craven Park and now only lead the Super League table from Leeds on points [...]

  • Chelsea can stop United’s historic four-in-a-row bid

    August 13, 2009

    THE Community Shield is never of major significance to the top managers, but it’s one-nil to Carlo Ancelotti after his first tussle with likely title rival, Sir Alex Ferguson. The sides looked very evenly matched, but Cristiano Ronaldo is a huge loss for United and if they get a couple of injuries to big players, [...]

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