Nov
2008
Articles from 15th Nov 2008
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Mancienne gets England call
Nov 15 2008 | National Sport
Twenty-year-old Chelsea defender Michael Mancienne is a surprise name in Fabio Capello's 23-man England squad for Wednesday's friendly with Germany in Berlin. Read
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Ireland crushed by rampant All Blacks
Nov 15 2008 | National Sport
Ireland were swatted aside with ease as New Zealand completed the second leg of their Grand Slam tour with a comfortable 22-3 victory. Read
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Record-breaking Blues go top
Nov 15 2008 | National Sport
Chelsea rewrote the history books as Nicolas Anelka continued his prolific goal form to take them back to the top of the Barclays Premier League with a 3-0 win at West Brom. Read
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Springboks fight back for win
Nov 15 2008 | National Sport
Scotland blew a 10-0 half-time lead and the chance of a famous scalp as world champions South Africa hit back and then held on to win a thrilling match 14-10 at Murrayfield. Read
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Spurs' bubble bursts
Nov 15 2008 | National Sport
Harry Redknapp tasted defeat for the first time as Tottenham boss as a costly blunder from goalkeeper Heurelho Gomes contributed to a 2-1 defeat at Fulham. Read
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United crush sorry Stoke
Nov 15 2008 | National Sport
Cristiano Ronaldo scored his 100th Manchester United goal and then added another for good measure as the Red Devils marked Sir Alex Ferguson's 50 years in the game with a 5-0 Barclays Premier League win over Stoke. Read
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Agbonlahor double sinks Gunners
Nov 15 2008 | National Sport
Manager Arsene Wenger brought back his senior players but Arsenal suffered a setback in their Barclays Premier League title challenge as Gabriel Agbonlahor earned a 2-0 victory for Aston Villa at the Emirates Stadium. Read
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Discipline costs England
Nov 15 2008 | National Sport
England's ill-discipline cost them at Twickenham as Australia retained the Cook Cup with a 28-14 victory at Twickenham. Read
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Murray suffers semi-final defeat
Nov 15 2008 | National Sport
Andy Murray produced a lacklustre display as he lost to Nikolay Davydenko in the semi-finals of the Masters Cup. Read
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Reds lift title bid with Bolton win
Nov 15 2008 | National Sport
Liverpool survived a test of character at Bolton to maintain their challenge at the top of the Barclays Premier League with a 2-0 victory. Read
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Chapchai leads the way in Singapore
Nov 15 2008 | National Sport
Chapchai Nirat of Thailand chipped in for an eagle to move to the top of the leaderboard at the Barclays Singapore Open before darkness brought third round play to an early end. Read
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Djokovic claims final place
Nov 15 2008 | National Sport
Australian Open champion Novak Djokovic advanced to his first Masters Cup final after recording a hard-fought 4-6 6-3 7-5 win over Frenchman Gilles Simon. Read
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Hughes: Geovanni exit out of my hands
Nov 15 2008 | National Sport
Manchester City boss Mark Hughes has admitted he was powerless to stop Geovanni joining Hull. Read
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Lavezzi no interest in Chelsea move
Nov 15 2008 | National Sport
Napoli's Ezequiel Lavezzi claims Chelsea are interested in his services but insists he has no interest in joining them. Read
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Clarets to face young Gunners
Nov 15 2008 | National Sport
Burnley's reward for their Carling Cup upset of Chelsea is a home tie against Arsenal in the quarter-finals. Read
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Moores taking no chances on Sidebottom
Nov 15 2008 | National Sport
England are unlikely to risk the recall of left-arm seamer Ryan Sidebottom as they attempt to bounce back against India in the second match of their one-day series on Monday. Read
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England knocked out by Kiwis
Nov 15 2008 | National Sport
England bowed out of the World Cup as another inept defensive performance in Brisbane condemned them to a 32-22 defeat to New Zealand. Read
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Davies urges truce in coaching row
Nov 15 2008 | National Sport
Former executive director of the Football Association David Davies has urged both Trevor Brooking and Brian Mawhinney to put aside their differences and get down to the crucial task of improving youth coaching standards in England. Read
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Rio lauds 'untouchable' Fergie
Nov 15 2008 | National Sport
Rio Ferdinand has admitted he does not know how Manchester United will be able to replace manager Sir Alex Ferguson when he eventually retires. Read
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Fiji have nothing to lose
Nov 15 2008 | National Sport
The day before the biggest game in the country's short rugby league history, Fiji blessed the Sydney Football Stadium and then started praying for a miracle as they prepare to face Australia in the World Cup semi-final. Read
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Berbatov gripped by Spurs drama
Nov 15 2008 | National Sport
Manchester United striker Dimitar Berbatov admits he is still enthralled by events at White Hart Lane. Read
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Mowbray fears Chelsea power
Nov 15 2008 | National Sport
West Brom manager Tony Mowbray has admitted he is fearful of the outcome of Saturday night's home clash with Barclays Premier League leaders Chelsea if Luiz Felipe Scolari's side are on top form. Read
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No excuses for Drogba
Nov 15 2008 | National Sport
Chelsea have labelled Didier Drogba's decision to throw a coin back at Burnley fans as "inexcusable". Read
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Wales wait on Hook
Nov 15 2008 | National Sport
Wales are hopeful James Hook will not become the latest injury absentee of their autumn Test series. Read
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Players face mental battle
Nov 15 2008 | National Sport
Kevin Pietersen has urged England to stay "mentally strong" as they attempt to battle back from one of their heaviest one-day international defeats in their history. Read
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Moyes backs Yakubu to rediscover touch
Nov 15 2008 | National Sport
Everton manager David Moyes is backing Ayegbeni Yakubu to end his scoring drought but is not worried about the striker's lack of goals. Read
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Lam misses chance to join leaders
Nov 15 2008 | National Sport
Local player Lam Chih Bing was left to regret a bogey on the final hole of his second round on Saturday as he missed the opportunity to join Ernie Els and Simon Dyson on the lead flight for the Barclays Singapore Open. Read
