Oct
2009
Articles from 25th Oct 2009
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Gunners blow two-goal lead
Oct 25 2009 | National Sport
West Ham battled back to earn 2-2 draw with Arsenal at Upton Park. Read
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Sarries return to summit
Oct 25 2009 | National Sport
Saracens returned to the top of the Guinness Premiership with a 21-15 win over Leeds Carnegie - their sixth consecutive victory. Read
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City held by Cottagers
Oct 25 2009 | National Sport
Mark Hughes' Manchester City blew a two-goal lead and had to settle for a 2-2 draw with Fulham in an action-packed game at Eastlands. Read
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Spies claims World Superbike title
Oct 25 2009 | National Sport
Ben Spies won his first FIM Superbike World Championship in a thrilling final round of the season in Portugal. Read
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Impressive Liverpool halt poor run
Oct 25 2009 | National Sport
Liverpool produced a magnificent performance to beat Manchester United 2-0 and halt their worst run of defeats in the last 22 years. Read
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Klasnic strike downs Toffees
Oct 25 2009 | National Sport
Bolton survived a comeback from Everton before striking three minutes from time to seal a 3-2 win over the Toffees - their first home win of the season in the Barclays Premier League. Read
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Hoops go top
Oct 25 2009 | National Sport
Celtic leapfrogged Old Firm rivals Rangers to the top of the Clydesdale Bank Premier League by a point with a narrow 2-1 win over Hamilton at a sodden New Douglas Park. Read
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Aussies hold nerve to go one up
Oct 25 2009 | National Sport
Australia's bowlers held their nerve in a tight finish to edge a four-run victory over India in the first one-day international in Vadodara. Read
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Cole delighted to be back
Oct 25 2009 | National Sport
Chelsea will speed up contract talks with Joe Cole after the midfielder made a triumphant return to first-team action in the 5-0 thrashing of Blackburn on Saturday. Read
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Shearer open to offers
Oct 25 2009 | National Sport
Alan Shearer is keen on returning to management with Newcastle but admits he will listen to any other offers that interest him. Read
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Liverpool chief stands by Benitez
Oct 25 2009 | National Sport
Liverpool managing director Christian Purslow insists Rafael Benitez's job is safe even if the Reds do not win the Premier League this season. Read
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Brawn confident of keeping Button
Oct 25 2009 | National Sport
Formula One team boss Ross Brawn insists world champion Jenson Button is "99% certain" to stay with the team next season. Read
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Rossi lands another world title
Oct 25 2009 | National Sport
Valentino Rossi clinched the ninth world title of his career, by finishing third in Sunday's FIM MotoGP World Championship race in soggy Sepang behind Casey Stoner and Dani Pedrosa. Read
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Lockyer relieved to have drawn
Oct 25 2009 | National Sport
Darren Lockyer admitted Australia had pulled off the "great escape" in salvaging a dramatic 20-20 draw in Saturday's Gillette Four Nations clash. Read
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White woe for England
Oct 25 2009 | National Sport
Leicester prop Julian White has been ruled out of England's autumn internationals after tearing a hamstring in the early stages of Saturday's clash with London Irish. Read
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Australia top order starts well
Oct 25 2009 | National Sport
Captain Ricky Ponting led from the front as Australia's top-order batsmen made a fine start to their seven-match series, in the first one-day international against India at Vadodara. Read
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Happy times for new Blues regime
Oct 25 2009 | National Sport
Birmingham boss Alex McLeish was a happy man after seeing his side serve up a first Barclays Premier League victory for the club's new owners. Read
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Martinez praise for Rodallega
Oct 25 2009 | National Sport
Wigan boss Roberto Martinez praised the smiling Hugo Rodallega for the clinical finishing that ended Burnley's proud Turf Moor record. Read
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Smith confirms tight rein on spending
Oct 25 2009 | National Sport
Walter Smith has confirmed what many have suspected for some time now - that the club's spending is being overseen by the HBOS bank. Read
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Lennon makes an early exit
Oct 25 2009 | National Sport
Tottenham winger Aaron Lennon risked infuriating Harry Redknapp by taking himself off during the Barclays Premier League defeat to Stoke after his manager asked him to carry on. Read
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Ancelotti to return to ill father
Oct 25 2009 | National Sport
Carlo Ancelotti watched his side thrash Blackburn 5-0 and then revealed he was returning to Italy to be with his sick father. Read
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Boro lined up Strachan - Southgate
Oct 25 2009 | National Sport
Former Middlesbrough manager Gareth Southgate claims he was told after he was sacked that Gordon Strachan had been lined up as his successor more than two weeks earlier. Read
