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  • Spurs star faces police probe after fan claim

    December 14, 2009

    POLICE last night confirmed they are investigating an alleged assault by Tottenham full-back Benoit Assou-Ekotto on one of his own fans at White Hart Lane on Saturday. The 25-year-old Cameroon international confronted a fan near the dug-out shortly after Spurs’ shock 1-0 defeat by Wolves and had to be dragged away by assistant manager Joe [...]

  • Wenger rant fires Gunners

    December 14, 2009

    ARSENAL captain Cesc Fabregas admitted a furious dressing room tirade from manager Arsene Wenger was the inspiration behind the Anfield comeback which reignited the Gunners’ title hopes. Wenger’s side were punished for a poor first half display by Dirk Kuyt’s 41st minute opener. But after stunning his side into action with a furious outburst at [...]

  • Chelsea boss Carlo keeps faith in Cech

    December 7, 2009

    CHELSEA vs. APOEL NICOSIA CHELSEA boss Carlo Ancelotti insists he still has full faith in Petr Cech despite holding the goalkeeper responsible for Saturday’s shock defeat at Manchester City. Cech’s poor positioning allowed Carlos Tevez to curl home a match-winning free-kick and slash the Blues’ lead at the top of the Premier League to two [...]

  • British Grand Prix saved in 310m deal

    December 7, 2009

    MOTORSPORT chief Damon Hill admits a deal to save the British Grand Prix was only finally struck after weeks of hard bargaining. Silverstone officials confirmed yesterday that the oldest race on the Formula One calendar would remain at the circuit for another 17 years. The announcement banished fears that a British date could be lost [...]

  • United missing 14 players for Germany trip

    December 7, 2009

    WOLFSBURG vs. MANCHESTER UTDMANCHESTER UNITED’S injury crisis deepened further last night when strike pair Wayne Rooney and Dimitar Berbatov became the latest players to be ruled out.Rooney and Berbatov are set to miss this evening’s trip to German champions Wolfsburg with ankle and groin injuries respectively. They are among a staggering 14 first team stars [...]

  • South Africa abuse makes me laugh, says Pietersen

    December 7, 2009

    PANTOMIME season is upon us – and England batsman Kevin Pietersen insists he is happy to play the role of villain for South Africa fans. The fit-again Hampshire star is frequently treated to a hot reception when he takes to the crease in the country of his birth. But ahead of the upcoming four-Test series, [...]

  • Wasps cleared in Sale match fiasco

    December 7, 2009

    SALE have slammed Premier Rugby’s decision not to punish Wasps for pulling out of last month’s Premiership clash at short notice. Wasps appeared before a hearing yesterday charged with breaching regulations by refusing to play at a rain-soaked Edgeley Park on 27 November. Sale had been happy for the match to go ahead while referee [...]

  • Young Guns get Greek outing

    December 7, 2009

    ARSENAL boss Arsene Wenger has promised to give his young stars a chance to make amends for recent setbacks in tomorrow’s clash with Olympiacos. Wenger’s fringe players were well beaten 3-0 by a full-strength Manchester City in last week’s Carling Cup quarter-final. But the Frenchman is ready to unleash them on European competition, having already [...]

  • Bullard out for six weeks

    December 7, 2009

    INJURY-PLAGUED Hull midfielder Jimmy Bullard has received a dose of festive cheer after learning his latest knee problem is not as bad as first feared. Bullard, who has twice suffered cruciate ligament damage, left the pitch in tears against Aston Villa on Saturday. It sparked fears that the 31-year-old had sustained another career-threatening injury, just [...]

  • European Open gets axe as six events join Tour

    December 7, 2009

    THE EUROPEAN Open, a mainstay of the European Tour since 1977, has been axed from next year’s schedule. The 2010 season, which gets underway on Thursday, will feature six new tournaments but there is no place for the European Open, which has been held at the London Club in Kent for the past two years. [...]

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