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Cornell called up by Toshack

Teenage Swansea goalkeeper David Cornell has been given a shock call up for Wales' friendly with Scotland next Saturday.Read

Torres to play on

Fernando Torres returned to Liverpool's Melwood training complex on Friday after a whistle-stop trip to Valencia for a second opinion on his groin injury.Read

Blues ban suspended

Chelsea look set to be able to trade in the January transfer window after the Court of Arbitration for Sport agreed to suspend their FIFA-imposed transfer ban until a final decision is made in the case of the signing of Gael Kakuta.Read

Woods and Watney share lead

World number one Tiger Woods claimed a share of a one-stroke halfway lead at the World Golf Championships-HSBC Champions after carding a second consecutive five-under-par 67 in Shanghai.Read

Injury blow for Rio

Rio Ferdinand is facing an extended period on the sidelines as Manchester United try to get to the bottom of his latest injury concern.Read

Erinle set for England bow

Ayoola Erinle will complete a remarkable career turnaround on Saturday if he earns his first England cap against Australia.Read

Belgian tennis stars banned

Belgian tennis stars Yanina Wickmayer and Xavier Malisse have received one-year suspensions from anti-doping officials in their homeland.Read

Fox grateful for second chance

Hull KR winger Peter Fox has England's backroom staff to thank for his recall to the national side for Saturday's crucial Gillette Four Nations clash with New Zealand.Read

England warned over bid

The leader of South Africa's World Cup organising committee has warned England they will need to have Africa on their side if they are to survive the first round of voting to host the 2018 finals.Read

Sussex target Panesar

Sussex have revealed they are keen on signing Monty Panesar and still hopeful of persuading Matthew Hoggard to join them.Read

Konchesky sees red over Roma defeat

Fulham defender Paul Konchesky cried foul after Thursday night's 2-1 defeat at Roma in the Europa League.Read

Mowbray keeps the faith

Tony Mowbray refuses to give up on the Europa League, despite a goalless draw at Hamburg which left his Celtic side needing a miracle to qualify from Group C.Read

Moyes trusts players to bounce back

Everton manager David Moyes is determined his side will get back on track in the Europa League after back-to-back defeats by Benfica.Read

Kuszczak frustrated with Van der Sar

Tomasz Kuszczak claims his requests for help to Manchester United goalkeeping rival Edwin van der Sar have gone mostly unanswered and hinted at his frustration after failing to displace the veteran Dutchman.Read

Cole wants new Blues deal

Joe Cole is eager to sign a new deal at Chelsea after his successful return from injury in recent weeks.Read

Benfica sweep past Toffees

Everton's hopes of making progress in the Europa League were dealt a bitter blow as they lost 2-0 to Benfica at Goodison Park.Read

Celtic held in Germany

Celtic's Europa League hopes hang by a thread after playing out a gutsy but ultimately goalless draw with Hamburg in the Nordbank Arena.Read

Plucky Fulham beaten

Roma came from behind to beat nine-man Fulham 2-1 at the Stadio Olimpico in the Europa League Group E.Read

Blues to consider naming rights

Chelsea appear to have shelved any plans to move from Stamford Bridge after revealing the club would consider naming rights for the stadium.Read

Rangers charged by UEFA

Rangers have charged with the improper conduct of their supporters following the disturbances during the Champions League match against Unirea Urziceni.Read