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  • Unhappy Carvalho ready to ditch Blues

    June 3, 2009

    CHELSEA defender Ricardo Carvalho has opened the door to a reunion with former boss Jose Mourinho by admitting he is ready to leave Stamford Bridge. The Portugal centre-back, 31, said he had endured the worst year of his life last season, making just four league starts since the turn of the year due to injury [...]

  • Tevez and Eto’o on wish-list for Hughes’ City revolution

    June 3, 2009

    MARK HUGHES has confirmed he is targeting striker Carlos Tevez to join his Manchester City revolution. Hughes beat off competition from several high-profile rivals to land England midfielder Gareth Barry in a £12m deal on Tuesday. Now he is looking to press on with his pursuit of Tevez, who has come to the end of [...]

  • Bruce hopes to silence doubters

    June 3, 2009

    FOOTBALL: Tynesider Steve Bruce says he hopes to win over his Wearside doubters after finally being confirmed as Sunderland manager yesterday. Bruce, a lifelong Newcastle fan, received a mixed welcome at the club after the Black Cats agreed a £3m compensation package with Wigan. Bruce said: “It’s results on the pitch that matter. I hope [...]

  • England slaughter West Indies

    June 3, 2009

    CRICKET: Opener Luke Wright hit an unbeaten 75 in a nine-wicket victory over the West Indies as England ended their World Twenty20 preparations on a high. Wright, who hit three consecutive sixes, shared 119 in 12 overs with Ravi Bopara, as England reached their target of 145 with 32 balls to spare at Lord’s. Bopara [...]

  • Haye pulls out of Klitschko bout

    June 3, 2009

    BOXING: David Haye’s lucrative world heavyweight title showdown with Wladimir Klitschko in a fortnight’s time has been sensationally called off after the Londoner suffered a mysterious injury at his Cypriot training camp. The pair were due to meet at the 60,000 Veltins Arena in Germany on 20 June, before Haye’s sudden withdrawal. “I’m speechless,” Klitschko [...]

  • Sariska heads Oaks field

    June 3, 2009

    RACING: Ante-post favourite Sariska heads a field of 10 runners for the Oaks at Epsom tomorrow. Michael Bell’s filly heads the betting for the Classic following an impressive display in the Musidora Stakes at York and goes head-to-head with defending champion Rainbow View, who is looking to improve on his fifth place in the 1,000 [...]

  • Lions restore pride with 10-try romp

    June 3, 2009

    GOLDEN LIONS (10) vs. BRITISH LIONS (74) BRITISH and Irish Lions assistant coach Warren Gatland toasted a morale-boosting triumph after they ran in 10 tries in a ruthless drubbing of Golden Lions in Johannesburg. England wing Ugo Monye, Wales centre Jamie Roberts and Ireland wing Tommy Bowe scored two tries each, while stand-in captain Brian O’Driscoll, [...]

  • Federer closing in on first French title

    June 3, 2009

    WORLD No2 Roger Federer swept into his 20th consecutive Grand Slam semi-final with a blistering demolition of home favourite Gael Monfils in the French Open. The Swiss master, 27, was forced to save a set point in an opening set tie-break before fighting back to clinch a 7-6 (8-6), 6-2, 6-4 victory over the fancied [...]

  • Trio handed chance for England in Pumas clash

    June 3, 2009

    ENGLAND manager Martin Johnson has named three debutants in his team to take on Argentina in the first Test at Old Trafford on Saturday. Bath winger Matt Banahan and Newcastle prop David Wilson are rewarded for their impressive performances as replacements in the 33-26 defeat to the Barbarians last Saturday, while Toulon-bound back Tim May [...]

  • Real close to sealing 56m Kaka transfer

    June 2, 2009

    CHELSEA’S pursuit of AC Milan superstar Kaka appeared to be fading fast last night as Real Madrid closed in on a staggering £56m deal for the coveted Brazil playmaker. Blues owner Roman Abramovich had hoped the former Fifa World Player of the Year would follow Carlo Ancelotti to Stamford Bridge, having hired the ex-AC Milan [...]

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