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  • THREE KEY CLASHES | WITH KYRAN BRACKEN

    March 17, 2011

    MATT BANAHAN v BRIAN O’DRISCOLL Ireland’s talisman hasn’t been at his match-winning best of late, but England will know what O’Driscoll is capable of come the big occasion. Banahan will add something to England’s midfield and despite the experience he brings, I can’t see Mike Tindall being missed hugely. SHONTAYNE HAPE V GORDON D’ARCY England’s Kiwi-born [...]

  • Big Buck’s completes hat-trick

    March 17, 2011

    BIG BUCK’S completed a World Hurdle hat-trick yesterday to cement his place as one of the greatest staying hurdlers of all time. Jockey Ruby Walsh guided the 10-11 favourite home to the delight of trainer Paul Nicholls and the legions of punters that backed the unbeaten star. “He is as close to unbeatable as a [...]

  • Jordan handed European ban

    March 17, 2011

    TOTTENHAM first team coach Joe Jordan has been handed a one-match suspension by Uefa for incidents that took place during Spurs’ last 16 first leg match at AC Milan. Jordan, who clashed with Gennaro Gattuso, who was later given a four-match ban for head-butting him, will now be suspended for his side’s quarter-final first leg. [...]

  • Radcliffe ready for comeback

    March 17, 2011

    ATHLETICS: British athlete Paula Radcliffe will return to competitive action at the Great Manchester Run on 15 May after a 15-month absence. The world marathon record holder has not competed since the 2009 New York Marathon, where she finished fourth. “Starting my comeback with a 10km race is ideal as I build up later in the [...]

  • Liverpool out as Braga hold firm

    March 17, 2011

    FOOTBALL: Andy Carroll was unable to help Liverpool into the last eight of the Europa League on his full debut. Braga, who won the first leg 1-0 in Portugal, held firm at Anfield last night to claim a highly creditable goalless draw.

  • O’Connell has respect for Johnno’s England

    March 17, 2011

    IRELAND lock Paul O’Connell believes Grand Slam-chasing England are carved in the image of their manager Martin Johnson. Johnson was captain when England completed their last RBS 6 Nations clean sweep with a 42-6 victory at Lansdowne Road back in 2003. O’Connell said: “All the basics, such as set-piece excellence and mauling, were there when [...]

  • Gatland predicts a bright future for North

    March 17, 2011

    WALES coach Warren Gatland has tipped teenager George North to be “an absolute star” of the future after handing him his RBS 6 Nations debut. The 18-year-old Scarlets wing will replace an injured Shane Williams against France in Paris tomorrow night. Gatland said: “We think George is a real quality player of the future, someone [...]

  • Mancini can’t defend Balotelli

    March 17, 2011

    FOOTBALL: Manchester City manager Roberto Mancini admitted he was frustrated with striker Mario Balotelli after the Italian was sent-off in his side’s Europa League aggregate defeat against Dynamo Kiev. Aleksandar Kolarov’s goal gave City a 1-0 win on the night, but the Eastland’s outfit went out 2-1 on aggregate. Of Balotelli’s red card, Mancini said: “When [...]

  • Evans wants Scots to finish on a big high

    March 17, 2011

    SCOTLAND wing Max Evans hopes to show further glimpses of his talent in a winning cause when Scotland take on Italy in the RBS 6 Nations tomorrow. Evans scored a superb try in last Sunday’s defeat against England, and will be out to ensure his side don’t suffer a fifth straight defeat against and improving Italy. [...]

  • Imperial Commander to rule at Cheltenham

    March 17, 2011

    THERE have only been five 10-year-old winners of the Cheltenham Gold Cup since 1970 and no horse older has won since What A Myth in 1969, but that could all be about to change in today’s highlight. The winners of the last four renewals all line-up and there won’t be a dry eye in the [...]

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