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Wales braced to lose Davies

Wales look destined to lose lock Bradley Davies from their RBS 6 Nations plans on Wednesday - but two other World Cup forwards could return for next Sunday's clash against Scotland.Read

Stoke fail in Huth appeal

Stoke have lost their appeal to the Football Association against defender Robert Huth's red card received during Saturday's home clash with Sunderland and the player must now serve a three-game ban.Read

Mikel boost for Blues

Chelsea enjoyed a fitness boost ahead of their Barclays Premier League game at Everton when John Obi Mikel returned to full training after seven weeks on the sidelines.Read

Four changes for France

France have promoted Imanol Harinordoquy to their starting line-up as one of four changes for Saturday's RBS 6 Nations clash with Ireland.Read

Davies and Ferris cited

Wales lock Bradley Davies and Ireland flanker Stephen Ferris have both been cited for foul play during Sunday's RBS 6 Nations game between the countries in Dublin.Read

Grieve defends Barton decision

Attorney General Dominic Grieve has defended his decision not to prosecute footballer Joey Barton for a series of online comments about John Terry ahead of his trial, insisting they would not jeopardise the case.Read

Djokovic targets 'Golden Slam'

Novak Djokovic insisted it was not impossible to win the 'Golden Slam' this season after being named Laureus World Sportsman of the Year.Read

Davies likely to face hearing

Bradley Davies should discover today whether he will be cited for an incident of foul play that could end his RBS 6 Nations season after just one game.Read

Rangers chairman denies BBC claims

Rangers chairman Craig Whyte has rejected claims by the BBC concerning evidence he gave in court.Read

De Gea urged to prove his worth

Edwin van der Sar has told David De Gea he has to "deal with" the pressure of being the Manchester United goalkeeper.Read

Charlton has minor surgery

Manchester United legend Sir Bobby Charlton has undergone minor surgery after being taken ill before the Laureus World Sports Awards.Read

Schleck not revelling after ruling

Andy Schleck refused to revel in his elevation to 2010 Tour de France champion following the Court of Arbitration's decision to strip Alberto Contador of the crown.Read

Capello is the boss - Ferguson

Sir Alex Ferguson has warned the Football Association that Fabio Capello must remain the most important man connected to the England team.Read

Bresnan named in England squads

Tim Bresnan has been named in England's one-day international and Twenty20 squads to play Pakistan, but his participation is still subject to ongoing fitness checks.Read

Dalglish reopens Suarez debate

Kenny Dalglish has risked infuriating Manchester United ahead of Luis Suarez's appearance at Old Trafford next weekend by again claiming the Liverpool striker should never have been banned for the comments he made to Patrice Evra in October.Read

CHARLTON HAS MINOR SURGERY

Manchester United legend Sir Bobby Charlton has undergone minor surgery after being taken ill before the Laureus World Sports Awards..Read

Suarez return can't inspire Reds

Luis Suarez's long-awaited return from suspension could not inspire Liverpool to victory as they were held to a goalless Barclays Premier League draw by Tottenham at Anfield.Read

Djokovic lands top Laureus award

Wimbledon champion Novak Djokovic added to his ever-growing trophy cabinet this evening by winning the Laureus world sportsman of the year award at a glittering ceremony in London.Read

No action over Barton tweets

Joey Barton will not face any legal action over his pointed observations about the John Terry racism case.Read

Capello to meet FA over Terry call

Fabio Capello will meet FA chairman David Bernstein later this week for talks over the decision to strip John Terry of the England captaincy.Read