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City complete Jo signing

Manchester City have confirmed the signing of Brazilian striker Jo from CSKA Moscow for a "club record" undisclosed fee. Read

McCormick suspended by Pilgrims

Goalkeeper Luke McCormick will not take any part in Plymouth's pre-season training after he was suspended by the Coca-Cola Championship side. Read

ICC delay Zimbabwe discussion

Zimbabwe's future as a cricketing nation will not be known until Thursday after the International Cricket Council's executive board appeared to delay talks on the issue. Read

City keeper joins PSV

PSV Eindhoven have announced the signing of Sweden international goalkeeper Andreas Isaksson from Manchester City. Read

Jo bids farewell to Moscow

Brazilian striker Jo has said his farewells at CSKA Moscow and is set to be presented as Manchester City's latest signing on Wednesday evening. Read

Milan out of Adebayor race

AC Milan accept they have been priced out of the market for Arsenal striker Emmanuel Adebayor by the Gunners' "impossible" valuation of last season's top scorer. Read

Villa take action against Barry

Aston Villa have disciplined want-away skipper Gareth Barry after he criticised manager Martin O'Neill in a Sunday newspaper interview. Read

Oliveira backs Queiroz for Portugal

Former Portugal coach Agostinho Oliveira believes Carlos Queiroz is the "right man" to replace Luiz Felipe Scolari. Read

UK unveils medal targets

British athletes are on course for their best Olympic performance since 1920 at this summer's Beijing Games, according to UK Sport. Read

Reds deny Barry reports

Liverpool claimed on Wednesday they have not made a "final" offer to Aston Villa for midfielder Gareth Barry. Read

Rain puts Murray match on hold

Andy Murray's quarter-final against Rafael Nadal was put on hold by rain at Wimbledon on Wednesday - and could even be forced into Thursday. Read

Magpies swoop for Gutierrez

Newcastle manager Kevin Keegan has made his first major summer signing by landing Argentina winger Jonas Gutierrez on Wednesday. Read

Carvell in U-turn

Great Britain prop Garreth Carvell has stunned Hull by asking for a move - just 24 hours after signing a new three-year contract. Read

Vaughan fit despite knee 'niggle'

England captain Michael Vaughan is suffering a recurrence of knee trouble but remains on course to be named on Thursday in the squad to face South Africa in next week's first Test at Lord's. Read

Smith wary of Flintoff effect

South Africa captain Graeme Smith has admitted a fit and firing Andrew Flintoff will inspire the other England players and their supporters in this month's forthcoming Test series. Read

Johnson in results business

Despite the huge expectation that has accompanied Martin Johnson's appointment as England manager, he insists he will be judged on results alone. Read

Hamilton happy to be home

Briton Lewis Hamilton is hoping home comforts serve him well as he looks to get his Formula One title bid back on track in the British Grand Prix at Silverstone on Sunday. Read

Money not the driving force - Smith

Rangers manager Walter Smith insists the financial aspect of European football must not overburden them as they seek to reach the Champions League group stages this season. Read

Murray plays patriot game again

Andy Murray is hoping to generate another atmosphere of patriotic frenzy on Centre Court when he takes on Rafael Nadal in the Wimbledon quarter-finals on Wednesday afternoon. Read

Blues 'in Robinho talks'

Chelsea are set to continue their pursuit of Real Madrid forward Robinho following talks between sporting director Frank Arnesen and the Brazilian's agent. Read