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  • Dutch will ensure a cracking finale

    July 6, 2010

    WHETHER it’s Germany or Spain who meet Holland in Sunday’s World Cup final, you can be sure of one thing – it’s going to be a cracker. While the Germans have lit the tournament up with their movement and flowing, counter-attacking style, the Spanish are warming up nicely with their abundance of talent just ready [...]

  • Spain are still the best, says star Schweini

    July 6, 2010

    GERMANY vs SPAIN Tonight, BBC1, ko 7.30pm BASTIAN SCHWEINSTEIGER has played down his side’s chances of clinching a World Cup final place, insisting Spain are favourites for tonight’s last-four clash in Cape Town. The young German side have arguably been the most impressive team in the competition so far, while the Spanish have endured a [...]

  • Gerrard: I’m not ready to call time on my England career

    July 6, 2010

    ENGLAND star Steven Gerrard expects manager Fabio Capello to make sweeping changes to the squad after sifting through the wreckage of their World Cup campaign. But the 30-year-old midfielder has told Capello that he is not ready to step aside and call time on his international career. Gerrard’s Liverpool team-mate has announced that is England [...]

  • Facebook sparks Nigeria U-turn

    July 6, 2010

    NIGERIA’S president has admitted that he felt compelled to scrap his two-year ban on the national team after receiving hundreds of pleas on Facebook. World governing body Fifa threatened to blacklist the Super Eagles if the ban was not dropped, as their rules forbid government interference in teams. But Goodluck Jonathan said it was the [...]

  • Hamilton and Button calm talk of simmering rivalry

    July 6, 2010

    MCLAREN team-mates and world championship rivals Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button have laughed off suggestions their rivalry is about to erupt at this weekend’s British Grand Prix. The English pair go into Sunday’s race at Silverstone locked in a fierce battle for the title, with Hamilton top of the standings and Button second. Former champion [...]

  • Terse Tiger is feeling the heat as Open looms

    July 6, 2010

    TIGER WOODS showed signs of feeling the pressure as he fronted the media yesterday on his first visit to British shores since last year’s Open Championship. The world No1 met any questions about his private life with short, terse responses as he spoke during the JP McManus Pro-Am event at Adare Manor, Ireland. Woods was [...]

  • So far, so good for England

    July 6, 2010

    THERE’S no better habit than a winning habit and England’s recent 3-2 series success over Australia will give them plenty of confidence for the rest of the summer – and beyond. True, the Ashes is a different ball game altogether, but with a World Twenty20 victory and one-day series win behind them, England can head [...]

  • SPORT | IN BRIEF

    July 6, 2010

    Semenya free to compete ATHLETICS: South African athlete Caster Semenya has been given the all-clear to return to competition by the International Amateur Athletics Federation. The world 800m champion, 19, has been out of the sport for 11 months after undergoing gender tests. But an IAAF statement yesterday read: “The IAAF accepts the conclusion of [...]

  • Linesman sad at goal gaffe

    July 5, 2010

    THE URUGUAYAN linesman who denied Frank Lampard a legitimate goal against Germany has told England fans: Life goes on. Mauricio Espinosa infamously failed to notice that Lampard’s strike had bounced well over the line during England’s 4-1 second round defeat. The official admits he was wrong-footed by the pace of the shot, which would have [...]

  • Holland are still entertainers, insists coach Van Marwijk

    July 5, 2010

    URUGUAY vs HOLLAND Tonight, ITV1, ko 7.30pm HOLLAND coach Bert van Marwijk insists his team have not renounced their entertaining ways just because they have learned how to defend. Marwijk has transformed the Dutch from freewheeling underachievers into a ruthless results machine that now stands just two matches from a historic first World Cup triumph. [...]

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