Nov
2008
Articles from 6th Nov 2008
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Woodward: Johnson could be exposed
Nov 06 2008 | National Sport
World Cup-winning coach Sir Clive Woodward fears Martin Johnson could be left "exposed" because he does not have the right backing from his Twickenham bosses. Read
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Villa scrap to away win
Nov 06 2008 | National Sport
Aston Villa took a giant step towards qualification for the UEFA Cup knockout stages by becoming the first team to beat Slavia Prague at their new Eden Stadion with a 1-0 victory. Read
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City claim Twente win
Nov 06 2008 | National Sport
Robinho produced a moment of magic as Manchester City got off to a winning start in Group A of the UEFA Cup with a 3-2 win over FC Twente. Read
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Spurs maintain momentum
Nov 06 2008 | National Sport
Darren Bent grabbed a hat-trick against Dinamo Zagreb as Tottenham's revival under Harry Redknapp continued with a 4-0 UEFA Cup victory at White Hart Lane. Read
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England to dominate Ashes - Botham
Nov 06 2008 | National Sport
Sir Ian Botham believes Australia will suffer another Ashes defeat on English soil next summer. Read
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Campaigners call for Ecclestone to go
Nov 06 2008 | National Sport
Anti-racism campaigners have branded Bernie Ecclestone's comments on the racist abuse of Lewis Hamilton as "shameful" - and called for the Formula One chief to leave the sport. Read
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Doyle pens Royals extension
Nov 06 2008 | National Sport
Kevin Doyle has signalled his intent to remain with Reading by agreeing a new two-and-a-half-year deal with the club. Read
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Racist abuse is no joke - Hamilton
Nov 06 2008 | National Sport
Lewis Hamilton insisted he does not share the views of Bernie Ecclestone that the racist abuse he received this year should be dismissed as a "joke". Read
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Pulis to speak to refs' boss
Nov 06 2008 | National Sport
Concerned Stoke manager Tony Pulis will speak to referees' chief Keith Hackett after controversial comments made by Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger. Read
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Fergie charged by FA
Nov 06 2008 | National Sport
Sir Alex Ferguson has been charged with improper conduct by the Football Association. Read
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New deal for Roberts
Nov 06 2008 | National Sport
Blackburn striker Jason Roberts has signed a new deal that will keep him at the club until at least 2011, with the option of a further year. Read
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Reprieve for Gascoigne in tax case
Nov 06 2008 | National Sport
Former England midfielder Paul Gascoigne has been given nine weeks' breathing space to file his late tax returns and fend off a bankruptcy petition by Revenue and Customs. Read
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Tendulkar ton gives India edge
Nov 06 2008 | National Sport
A century from Sachin Tendulkar gave India the edge against Australia on the opening day of the fourth Test. Read
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James fears player exodus
Nov 06 2008 | National Sport
England goalkeeper David James is happy to stay at Portsmouth but fears players will leave Fratton Park in January to balance the books. Read
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McLaren plan ahead for Hamilton
Nov 06 2008 | National Sport
Lewis Hamilton's reign as Formula One world champion is less than a week old but McLaren boss Ron Dennis has already revealed plans to keep him at the top of the sport are making good progress. Read
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Chopra loaned to Bluebirds
Nov 06 2008 | National Sport
Sunderland have confirmed striker Michael Chopra has returned to Coca-Cola Championship club Cardiff on loan for two months. Read
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Stenson sets the pace
Nov 06 2008 | National Sport
Henrik Stenson battled testing conditions on Thursday to fire a seven-under-par 65 and open up a slender first-round lead over an all-star field at the HSBC Champions tournament. Read
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Duo put India in command
Nov 06 2008 | National Sport
Contrasting half-centuries from Virender Sehwag and Sachin Tendulkar have given India the upper hand on day one of the fourth Test against Australia in Nagpur. Read
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Torres set to face Baggies
Nov 06 2008 | National Sport
Fernando Torres now seems almost certain to make his comeback from a hamstring strain in Liverpool's Barclays Premier League clash with West Brom at Anfield on Saturday. Read
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Safety first for Redknapp's Spurs
Nov 06 2008 | National Sport
Tottenham boss Harry Redknapp admits battling in potentially the tightest Premier League relegation battle takes priority over Thursday night's UEFA Cup clash against Dinamo Zagreb. Read
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Hughes hoping to conquer the continent
Nov 06 2008 | National Sport
Mark Hughes has reiterated his Manchester City side are determined to make their mark across the Continent this season. Read
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McDonald: We gave everything
Nov 06 2008 | National Sport
Celtic striker Scott McDonald claimed the Scottish champions ran themselves into the ground before surrendering to a late Ryan Giggs equaliser in their Champions League clash with Manchester United at Parkhead on Wednesday night. Read
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Krejza hits back for Australia
Nov 06 2008 | National Sport
A blistering half-century from Virender Sehwag got India off to a flying start but Australia turned the tables by claiming three quick wickets on the first day of the fourth Test of the Border-Gavaskar series in Nagpur. Read
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Fabregas challenges Gunners to respond
Nov 06 2008 | National Sport
Arsenal midfielder Cesc Fabregas has challenged his team-mates to prove they are good enough to turn around their recent slump when they face Manchester United at the weekend. Read
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Ferguson ready for next huge game
Nov 06 2008 | National Sport
Sir Alex Ferguson is hopeful Manchester United's second-half performance at Celtic on Wednesday night will pave the way for victory over Arsenal in Saturday lunch-time's Premier League blockbuster. Read
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Fa'asavalu out of World Cup
Nov 06 2008 | National Sport
St Helens prop Maurie Fa'asavalu has been ruled out of the rest of England's World Cup campaign with a hand injury. Read
