Nov
2008
Articles from 11th Nov 2008
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Rams and Hornets move through
Nov 11 2008 | National Sport
Derby and Watford advanced to the quarter-finals of the Carling Cup as they claimed wins over Leeds and Swansea on Tuesday night. Read
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Stoke end Millers run
Nov 11 2008 | National Sport
Stoke boss Tony Pulis's top-flight understudies secured a place in the Carling Cup quarter-finals with a 2-0 win over Rotherham. Read
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Tevez sees United through
Nov 11 2008 | National Sport
Carlos Tevez's 76th-minute spot-kick proved enough to steer Manchester United into the Carling Cup quarter-finals at Old Trafford as they beat QPR 1-0. Read
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Young Gunners outclass Latics
Nov 11 2008 | National Sport
Arsenal's young guns sent woeful Wigan crashing out of the Carling Cup with a stunning 3-1 win at the Emirates Stadium. Read
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Hargreaves out for season
Nov 11 2008 | National Sport
Owen Hargreaves has been ruled out for the rest of the season. Read
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O'Leary adds weight to Irish argument
Nov 11 2008 | National Sport
Ireland have opted for the physical presence of Tomas O'Leary at scrum-half as they seek to end their century-long wait for victory over the All Blacks. Read
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Vickery deserves England recall - Johnson
Nov 11 2008 | National Sport
Phil Vickery has reclaimed his place at tight-head prop as England prepare to renew hostilities with old enemy Australia at Twickenham. Read
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We'll get it right this time - Smith
Nov 11 2008 | National Sport
England coach Tony Smith is confident his under-performing players will turn on the style in Saturday's World Cup semi-final with New Zealand. Read
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Tevez decision on hold
Nov 11 2008 | National Sport
West Ham face a nervous wait before discovering whether their legal fight against Sheffield United over the Carlos Tevez affair is finally over. Read
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O'Leary to face All Blacks
Nov 11 2008 | National Sport
Ireland coach Declan Kidney sprang a surprise on Tuesday by naming Tomas O'Leary at scrum-half for Saturday's clash with New Zealand at Croke Park. Read
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Kinnear asked to explain comment
Nov 11 2008 | National Sport
Newcastle boss Joe Kinnear has been asked to explain his comments after branding Martin Atkinson a "Mickey Mouse" referee. Read
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Metgod set for Pompey role
Nov 11 2008 | National Sport
Former Nottingham Forest and Tottenham defender John Metgod is to become the new first-team coach at Portsmouth. Read
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Keane sceptical about ref talks
Nov 11 2008 | National Sport
Roy Keane is not convinced talks between referees and club managers will solve the current differences between the two groups. Read
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Johnson shuffles pack
Nov 11 2008 | National Sport
Martin Johnson has reinforced the England pack by making two changes for the Cook Cup international against Australia. Read
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Burley buoyed by duo's return
Nov 11 2008 | National Sport
Scotland manager George Burley admits it feels great to have Barry Ferguson and Alan Hutton back in his plans for the friendly with Argentina. Read
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Pompey set for takeover?
Nov 11 2008 | National Sport
Portsmouth could become the latest Premier League club to change hands amid reports that owner Alexandre Gaydamak has held talks with South African mining giant Central Rand Gold. Read
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Ferguson and Hutton back for Scotland
Nov 11 2008 | National Sport
Scotland manager George Burley was boosted by the return of two key players as he named his squad for next week's friendly against Argentina. Read
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Elano saddened by lack of City action
Nov 11 2008 | National Sport
Manchester City midfielder Elano has spoken of his disappointment at his lack of first-team action for the club this season. Read
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Cole confirms retirement
Nov 11 2008 | National Sport
Former Manchester United and England striker Andy Cole has confirmed his retirement. Read
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Footballers face tougher drug testing
Nov 11 2008 | National Sport
England footballers and other Premier League stars face a raft of extra drug tests under a new crackdown being planned by their sport's authorities, it was reported on Tuesday. Read
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Vaughan to join Performance Squad
Nov 11 2008 | National Sport
Michael Vaughan is to be drafted into the England Performance Squad in India this month. Read
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Higham underlines England belief
Nov 11 2008 | National Sport
Hooker Mickey Higham insists England's World Cup team are not yet ready to pack their bags despite being written off following a disastrous group campaign. Read
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Davies pays price for poor start
Nov 11 2008 | National Sport
Chester have sacked manager Simon Davies after winning just three Coca-Cola League Two games so far and exiting the FA Cup with a 3-0 defeat to Millwall on Saturday. Read
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England humiliated in Mumbai
Nov 11 2008 | National Sport
England's build-up for the one-day series against India was left in disarray on Tuesday after they slumped to a humiliating warm-up defeat against Mumbai. Read
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Hateley backs Thomson recovery
Nov 11 2008 | National Sport
Mark Hateley has tipped Kevin Thomson to come back stronger than ever from the second serious knee injury of his career - and even become a future Rangers captain. Read
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Evans must be patient - Ferdinand
Nov 11 2008 | National Sport
Rio Ferdinand has urged Jonny Evans to be patient in his battle for a first-team berth at Manchester United - even though he knows exactly what the Northern Ireland international is going through. Read
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Footballs face tougher drug testing
Nov 11 2008 | National Sport
England footballers and other Premier League stars face a raft of extra drug tests under a new crackdown being planned by their sport's authorities, it was reported on Tuesday. Read
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Spin duo make breakthrough for England
Nov 11 2008 | National Sport
England restricted a Mumbai XI to a modest 222 for seven in their final warm-up match before the start of the one-day international series against India. Read
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Murray remains modest
Nov 11 2008 | National Sport
John McEnroe and Bjorn Borg may have backed Andy Murray to win a Grand Slam, but the British number one is refusing to get carried away. Read
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Kenyon applauds Scolari popularity
Nov 11 2008 | National Sport
Luiz Felipe Scolari has brought a feelgood factor to Chelsea that was missing under Jose Mourinho, according to the club's chief executive Peter Kenyon. Read
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Young Gunners ready to fire again
Nov 11 2008 | National Sport
Arsene Wenger has confirmed he will keep faith with Arsenal's young guns against Wigan in the Carling Cup fourth round on Tuesday night. Read
