Dec
2008
Articles from 10th Dec 2008
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Celtic end on winning note
Dec 10 2008 | National Sport
Aiden McGeady made a goalscoring return as Celtic secured Scotland's first win in Europe this season at the final attempt. Read
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Gunners lose out on top spot
Dec 10 2008 | National Sport
Porto secured top spot in Champions League Group G with a 2-0 win over Arsenal. Read
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United top group after draw
Dec 10 2008 | National Sport
Manchester United finished top of Group E in the Champions League, despite having to settle for a point at Old Trafford. Read
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Milan target Agger
Dec 10 2008 | National Sport
AC Milan vice-president Adriano Galliani has admitted the Rossoneri are considering a bid for Liverpool's Daniel Agger in the January transfer window. Read
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Man arrested over racist football chants
Dec 10 2008 | National Sport
Police have arrested one of 16 suspects who allegedly shouted racist and homophobic chants towards Portsmouth defender Sol Campbell. Read
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Buderus blow for Rhinos
Dec 10 2008 | National Sport
Leeds could be without new signing Danny Buderus for the start of their engage Super League title defence. Read
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Charlton backs Ron for more glory
Dec 10 2008 | National Sport
Sir Bobby Charlton is confident Cristiano Ronaldo will become the first Manchester United player to lift the Ballon d'Or on more than one occasion. Read
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Boro and FA criticise leniency
Dec 10 2008 | National Sport
Middlesbrough and the Football Association have expressed their disappointment a Newcastle fan who admitted hurling racist abuse at striker Mido was not handed a banning order. Read
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Mohali to host Test
Dec 10 2008 | National Sport
Mohali has been confirmed as the venue for the second Test between India and England, the England and Wales Cricket Board have announced. Read
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Ballesteros - I could be 'rebel patient'
Dec 10 2008 | National Sport
Seve Ballesteros has admitted he was "a rebel patient" at times after being discharged from hospital in Madrid following four operations on a brain tumour. Read
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MPs join call for review of Hume case
Dec 10 2008 | National Sport
The Football Association are coming under increasing pressure to review their decision not to punish Chris Morgan for the challenge which left Barnsley's Iain Hume with a fractured skull. Read
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Davies to lead TV review
Dec 10 2008 | National Sport
Former Football Association executive director David Davies will lead a review of protected sporting events which must be available on free-to-air television. Read
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Spurs vow to support police
Dec 10 2008 | National Sport
Tottenham have vowed to support the police investigation into homophobic and racist chanting directed at Portsmouth's Sol Campbell. Read
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Harrington poles apart from Garcia
Dec 10 2008 | National Sport
Padraig Harrington has revealed the strained nature of his relationship with Ryder Cup team-mate Sergio Garcia, describing the Spaniard as "the antithesis of me". Read
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Onuoha on road to recovery
Dec 10 2008 | National Sport
Manchester City defender Nedum Onuoha could be set for a return to the first-team squad after injury. Read
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Babel 'must accept' Reds lot
Dec 10 2008 | National Sport
Ryan Babel has admitted he did ask Liverpool manager Rafael Benitez about a loan move away from Anfield - and that the Reds boss offered him no assurances about his place in the side. Read
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Lewsey calls time on England
Dec 10 2008 | National Sport
Josh Lewsey has announced his retirement from England rugby. Read
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Swann to make England debut
Dec 10 2008 | National Sport
Graeme Swann is the main beneficiary of England's decision to resume their tour of India after being handed his debut in the opening Test at the Chepauk Stadium. Read
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Winterburn denies Rovers unrest
Dec 10 2008 | National Sport
Blackburn coach Nigel Winterburn has backed Paul Ince to turn things around at the club and dismissed claims the players have lost confidence in the manager. Read
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Future bright for Reds - Benitez
Dec 10 2008 | National Sport
Rafael Benitez has written himself into Liverpool history with his 40th European victory as Anfield boss, but it was the performances of his youngsters against PSV Eindhoven which pleased the Spaniard the most. Read
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Scolari salutes Drogba impact
Dec 10 2008 | National Sport
Luiz Felipe Scolari hailed Didier Drogba as "one of the best strikers in the world" after the Ivorian climbed off the substitutes' bench to fire Chelsea into the knockout stage of the Champions League. Read
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Fan photos released after racist chants
Dec 10 2008 | National Sport
Police investigating racist and homophobic chanting at a football match released pictures of 16 suspects on Wednesday. Read
