Jul
2009
Articles from 30th Jul 2009
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Hamilton excited by Schumacher challenge
Jul 30 2009 | National Sport
Lewis Hamilton has insisted it will be "an honour and a privilege" to finally compete against a man he rates as a legend in Michael Schumacher. Read
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Zamora fires Cottagers to victory
Jul 30 2009 | National Sport
Fulham made an emphatic Europa League debut after Bobby Zamora inspired a comfortable 3-0 victory over FC Vetra in Vilnius. Read
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Bronze for Brits
Jul 30 2009 | National Sport
Great Britain's 4x200metres freestyle relay squad won the bronze medal at the World Championships in Rome on Thursday night. Read
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Watson gamble pays off
Jul 30 2009 | National Sport
Makeshift opener Shane Watson responded emphatically to his Test recall with an unbeaten half-century for Australia in the weather-delayed third npower Ashes Test. Read
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Aussies survive opening spell
Jul 30 2009 | National Sport
England failed to take a wicket in the opening dozen overs of the delayed third npower Ashes Test at Edgbaston. Read
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Ponting chooses to bat
Jul 30 2009 | National Sport
Australia captain Ricky Ponting won the toss and opted to bat first in the delayed third npower Ashes Test at Edgbaston. Read
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Zola expects battle for Gudjohnsen
Jul 30 2009 | National Sport
West Ham manager Gianfranco Zola knows he faces stiff competition to sign Barcelona striker Eidur Gudjohnsen but remains determined to bolster his attacking options before the start of the season. Read
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Walker misses Cas trip
Jul 30 2009 | National Sport
Hull KR fear centre Chev Walker could have broken his foot. Read
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Neville hits out at City
Jul 30 2009 | National Sport
Everton skipper Phil Neville has criticised Manchester City's pursuit of his team-mate Joleon Lescott. Read
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Toure planned City move months ago
Jul 30 2009 | National Sport
New Manchester City signing Kolo Toure has revealed his move from Arsenal to Eastlands has been on the cards for six months. Read
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Rain puts England hopes on hold
Jul 30 2009 | National Sport
England's hopes of exploiting unrest within the Australian ranks were on hold with rain ruling out play before lunch on the opening day of the third npower Ashes Test at Edgbaston. Read
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No transfer panic for Wenger
Jul 30 2009 | National Sport
Arsene Wenger claims his Arsenal squad are "strong enough" without any more new signings but he insists there is cash available for transfers. Read
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Alonso transfer request - report
Jul 30 2009 | National Sport
Xabi Alonso's departure from Liverpool has moved a giant step forward with claims that he has submitted a transfer request. Read
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Redknapp still wants Huntelaar
Jul 30 2009 | National Sport
Tottenham manager Harry Redknapp remains keen to sign Real Madrid striker Klaas-Jan Huntelaar despite adding England striker Peter Crouch to his squad earlier this week. Read
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Start delayed at soggy Edgbaston
Jul 30 2009 | National Sport
No play was possible on the first morning of the third Ashes Test between England and Australia at Edgbaston as the recent poor weather continued to hit the Birmingham area. Read
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Noon inspection at Edgbaston
Jul 30 2009 | National Sport
A further inspection was scheduled for noon after wet weather delayed the start of the third npower Ashes Test between England and Australia at Edgbaston. Read
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Elano seals Gala switch
Jul 30 2009 | National Sport
Manchester City have confirmed that Elano has joined Turkish side Galatasary. Read
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Riverside to host Ashes Test
Jul 30 2009 | National Sport
Durham will host an Ashes Test at the Riverside for the first time in 2013, the ECB have confirmed. Read
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Start delayed at Edgbaston
Jul 30 2009 | National Sport
Wet weather has delayed the start of the third npower Ashes Test between England and Australia at Edgbaston. Read
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Petrov fitness a worry for Villa
Jul 30 2009 | National Sport
Aston Villa are sweating over the fitness of their Player Of The Year Stiliyan Petrov who suffered a dislocated shoulder during the Peace Cup clash with Atlante. Read
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Strauss braced for 'huge' Test
Jul 30 2009 | National Sport
England captain Andrew Strauss reckons the Edgbaston Test will be the pivotal match of the npower Ashes series. Read
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Heidfeld seeks new drive for 2010
Jul 30 2009 | National Sport
Nick Heidfeld is in talks with other Formula One teams over securing his future in the sport after being left stunned by BMW Sauber's withdrawal on Wednesday. Read
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Hughes hails 'world class' Toure
Jul 30 2009 | National Sport
Manchester City manager Mark Hughes believes Kolo Toure will have a key role to play both on and off the pitch. Read
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Mowbray will not castigate Fortune
Jul 30 2009 | National Sport
Celtic manager Tony Mowbray refused to point the finger of blame at Marc-Antoine Fortune after Wednesday night's crushing 1-0 defeat by Dinamo Moscow in the first leg of their Champions League third-round qualifier at Parkhead. Read
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Jordan: We'll now see new Raikkonen
Jul 30 2009 | National Sport
Eddie Jordan believes Michael Schumacher's shock return to Formula One will serve as "a big wake-up call" to Kimi Raikkonen. Read
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City fail with second bid for Lescott
Jul 30 2009 | National Sport
Everton have confirmed they have rejected Manchester City's latest offer for Joleon Lescott. Read
