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  • Gunners win dampened by injury worry

    November 24, 2009

    ARSENAL (2) Vs STANDARD LIEGE (0) ARSENAL secured top spot in Group H and a place in the last 16 of the Champions League with a smooth attacking display, but their satisfaction was soured by a serious injury to full-back Kieran Gibbs. The outstanding Samir Nasri capitalised on a defensive slip to tuck the opening [...]

  • Fergie: Euro joy deserves credit

    November 24, 2009

    MANCHESTER United boss Sir Alex Ferguson says the struggles of some of Europe’s top sides shows his consistent success has been underrated. Liverpool, AC Milan, Real Madrid and Barcelona have all found their Champions League progress trickier than expected. Sir Alex, who is set to field a young side against Besiktas tonight with qualification assured, [...]

  • Ancelotti to rotate squad and rest stars for Porto

    November 24, 2009

    CHELSEA boss Carlo Ancelotti is expected to rest star duo Michael Essien and Didier Drogba tonight against Porto as the Italian keeps one eye on Sunday’s trip to Arsenal. Ancelotti has hinted he will ring the changes for the Champions League Group D clash, with qualification for the knockout stage already guaranteed. Neither midfield powerhouse [...]

  • Loss leaves Rangers rock bottom

    November 24, 2009

    FOOTBALL: Rangers crashed out of Europe with a 2-0 home defeat to Stuttgart in Champions League Group G. Goals from Sebastian Rudy and Zdravko Kuzmanovic ensured the Gers finish bottom of the table and therefore miss out on even a Europa League spot.

  • Briatore challenges ban in court

    November 24, 2009

    FORMULA ONE: Former Renault boss Flavio Briatore has asked a French court to overturn his indefinite ban from motorsport. Briatore, suspended for his role in a race-fixing scandal, is seeking £900,000 compensation from governing body the FIA. A verdict is due in January.

  • Donington: Brit GP tussle 50-50

    November 24, 2009

    FORMULA ONE: Donington chief Simon Gillett insists the circuit could still host next year’s British Grand Prix, despite the collapse of its deal with F1 organisers.Silverstone looks set to step in and take the contract, but Gillett said: “There are two people at the table so it’s a 50-50.”

  • MacDonald set for Scotland bow

    November 24, 2009

    RUGBY UNION: Scotland have handed flanker Alan MacDonald a debut in Saturday’s final autumn Test against Argentina. Edinburgh team-mate and centre Ben Cairns and Glasgow wing Thom Evans are the other two changes from the team that beat Australia.

  • Davies staves off Shanklin return

    November 24, 2009

    RUGBY UNION: Wales head coach Warren Gatland has kept faith with rookie centre Jonathan Davies for Saturday’s clash with Australia. The Scarlets youngster retains his place despite the return to fitness of Tom Shanklin, while Dwayne Peel comes in for Gareth Cooper.

  • Liverpool suffer Euro heartbreak

    November 24, 2009

    • Reds’ victory rendered worthless by Fiorentina win• But under-fire boss Rafael Benitez assured his job is safe LIVERPOOL (1) Vs DEBRECEN (0) UNDER-FIRE Liverpool boss Rafael Benitez received the dreaded vote of confidence last night after the Reds lost out on a potential £30m fortune by crashing out of the Champions League group stages. [...]

  • Federer too strong for Murray in O2 thriller

    November 24, 2009

    BRITAIN’S Andy Murray was reminded what world No1s are made of last night when Roger Federer came from a set down to beat him at the ATP World Tour Finals. Murray, the world No4, took the first set but saw his serve desert him as 15-time Grand Slam winner Federer powered back to take the [...]

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