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Coyle committed to Clarets

Owen Coyle has ruled himself out of the running for the Scotland manager's job by committing his future to Burnley.Read

Gatland rings changes

Wales coach Warren Gatland has made six changes from the team that edged past Samoa for Saturday's Millennium Stadium clash against Argentina.Read

Baptista agent plays down Spurs link

The agent of Julio Baptista has brushed aside reports linking his client with a move to Tottenham in the winter transfer window.Read

Ireland debut for Sexton

Jonathan Sexton will make his Ireland debut in Saturday's clash with Fiji at the Royal Dublin Society as one of eight changes to the side that drew with Australia.Read

Kuyt blasts 'bad tackle'

Holland striker Dirk Kuyt has accused Italy of a lack of respect as the row of his international team-mate Robin van Persie's ankle injury continues to rage.Read

No referral system for South Africa series

The controversial umpire decision review system will not be used in England's forthcoming Test series in South Africa.Read

Scots unchanged for Wallabies test

Andy Robinson named an unchanged side to face Australia in this weekend's second autumn international at Murrayfield.Read

Kitson signs Boro loan

Middlesbrough have signed Stoke striker Dave Kitson on a two-month loan.Read

Gerrard set for City clash

Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard is confident of facing Manchester City on Saturday following a nagging groin injury.Read

Geraghty relishing All Blacks challenge

Shane Geraghty is convinced England can transform their fortunes in the space of a week and pull off what many fans would view as an improbable victory over New Zealand on Saturday.Read

All Blacks call up de Malmanche

Waikato hooker Aled de Malmanche has been called up by New Zealand as cover for the injured Corey Flynn.Read

Westwood regrets Hong Kong trip

Lee Westwood has admitted that it was probably a mistake to play last week's Hong Kong Open.Read

Vogts tells Scots to look abroad

Berti Vogts believes the Scottish Football Association should consider a foreigner to succeed George Burley as Scotland boss, even though his own appointment proved disastrous.Read

Flower steers clear of mind games

Andy Flower is determined not to be drawn into any mind games with South Africa, despite the hosts questioning several of England's decisions during the early part of their tour to the country.Read

Terry expects Chelsea signings

Captain John Terry expects Chelsea to make the most of the January transfer window.Read

James: I'll be fit for World Cup

England goalkeeper David James expects to be fully fit for next summer's World Cup.Read

Button future uncertain

The rebranded Mercedes Grand Prix will continue talks with Formula One world champion Jenson Button over a new deal for the 2010 season despite speculation the buy-out might mean a move towards an all-German driver line-up.Read

Thompson not keen on losing Levein

Dundee United chairman Stephen Thompson is desperate to keep Craig Levein as his manager.Read

Benitez: We will not sell Torres

Rafael Benitez will quit as Liverpool boss if star striker Fernando Torres is sold against his will.Read

Jefferies 'flattered' by Scotland link

Jim Jefferies admitted on Monday night it was "flattering" to be linked with the Scotland job but refused to divulge whether he was interested in succeeding George Burley.Read