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  • Tonga’uiha double sinks poor Wasps

    October 24, 2010

    LONDON WASPS (10) vs NORTHAMPTON (37) WASPS boss Tony Hanks labelled his side’s performance “an embarrassment” after they slumped to a comprehensive defeat against Northampton at Adams Park. The club’s director of rugby was furious with the way his team defended against an in-form Saints side who notched five tries in a one-sided encounter that [...]

  • Hernandez gets United back on track

    October 24, 2010

    STOKE (1) vs MANCHESTER UTD (2) MEXICO striker Javier Hernandez reminded Wayne Rooney there was nothing wrong with the quality of Manchester United’s summer signings by firing the Red Devils to their first Premier League away win of the season. Following a crazy week in which the England talisman had declared his desire to leave [...]

  • Portsmouth sold as club’s future safeguarded at last

    October 24, 2010

    PORTSMOUTH’S future has been secured after the troubled club was sold following an 11th hour agreement with former owner Alexandre Gaydamak. Businessmen Balram Chainrai, Levi Kushnir and Deepak Chainrai struck a deal with the creditors to buy Pompey and bring the south coast side out of administration. “It is a huge relief because the future [...]

  • Hodgson delighted with Torres strike

    October 24, 2010

    LIVERPOOL (2) vs BLACKBURN (1) LIVERPOOL manager Roy Hodgson believes goal-shy striker Fernando Torres may have turned a corner after hitting a vital winner against Blackburn. The Spanish international scored only his second goal of the season in a much-needed victory over Rovers but Hodgson thinks Torres could be about to find his very best [...]

  • Johnson sweating on Flutey’s fitness

    October 24, 2010

    CENTRE Riki Flutey added to England’s growing injury list after he limped off for Wasps with a calf problem during the first half of his side’s defeat against Northampton. The 30-year-old had to be helped from the field in the 31st minute and is now a major doubt for England’s opening autumn international against New [...]

  • In-form Alonso makes a splash in the rain to close in on title No3

    October 24, 2010

    FERRARI’S Fernando Alonso insists the title is far from won despite taking a monumental step towards his third world championship with victory at the Korean Grand Prix. The Spaniard coped best with torrential conditions in the first ever race at the new Yeongam circuit, taking the chequered flag while Red Bull title rivals Mark Webber [...]

  • WINNERS & LOSERS

    October 24, 2010

    A WEEKEND is a long time in sport – as this lot will attest. But while for some it was one to remember, others may wish they had never ­­­set foot out of the house. Here are this weekend’s heroes and villains. WINNER MATTEO MANASSERO At the tender age of 17 years and 188 days, Manassero [...]

  • McCoy passes 100-win mark

    October 21, 2010

    HORSE RACING: Grand National winning jockey Tony McCoy recorded his 100th win of the season yesterday at Ludlow. McCoy has won every champion jockey title since 1996 and is 20 wins clear of rival Richard Johnson.

  • Flawless Lawrie leads in Spain

    October 21, 2010

    GOLF: Paul Lawrie is the joint leader of the Castello Masters in Spain after carding a first round seven-under-par 64. The 41-year-old Scotsman notched four birdies in a row in a bogey-free round.

  • Fifa official pleads innocence

    October 21, 2010

    FOOTBALL: A Nigerian Fifa official provisionally suspended over the World Cup bribery scandal has denied wrongdoing. Amos Adamu said: “Whilst I wholly refute all allegations made, I fully support the inquiry.”

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