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  Monday 27th February 2012  

Liverpool win the Carling Cup

Liverpool's six-year wait for a trophy was ended by a Gerrard but it was Cardiff's Anthony, cousin of Reds captain Steven, who had the decisive involvement.

  Football  

Guardiola concedes La Liga title fight

Barcelona manager Pep Guardiola admitted the La Liga title is all but lost, though he has promised the team will fight to till the end.

Dalglish: Reds want to keep going

Kenny Dalglish celebrated the end of Liverpool's trophy drought and stated his intention for it to be the start of another glorious era.

Inter's Ranieri refusing to resign

Inter Milan coach Claudio Ranieri has insisted he will not resign despite guiding the team to a fifth loss in six Serie A games on Sunday.

Wenger: Arsenal refused to lose

Arsene Wenger hailed Arsenal's "exceptional" comeback as they recovered from a two-goal deficit to thrash Tottenham 5-2 at the Emirates Stadium.

AVB: I hope Lampard stays

Andre Villas-Boas is confident Frank Lampard will still be at Chelsea next season, despite the pair's widely-publicised falling out.

Fergie: Giggs and Scholes best ever

Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson has declared Ryan Giggs and Paul Scholes as the best players in club's rich history.

  Cricket  

Tri-series anger after Tendulkar run out

A major controversy erupted in the tri-series match between India and Australia at the SCG, with Sachin Tendulkar being dismissed in a debatable run out.

'Batsmen to blame for crushing loss'

India skipper MS Dhoni squarely put the blame on his batsmen for the embarrassing 87-run defeat at the hands of Australia in a critical match at the SCG on Sunday.

Hall of fame honour for Shane Warne

Shane Warne has been announced as this year's inductee into the Australian Cricket Hall of Fame.

Tendulkar honoured with SCG membership

Iconic Indian batsman Sachin Tendulkar today became the first overseas player to be presented with the honorary life membership of the Sydney Cricket Ground.

  Latest Headlines  

Brawn denies Schumacher talk

Ross Brawn says there is "nothing on the table" after reports of a new Mercedes deal for Michael Schumacher.

Melzer downs Raonic in Memphis final

Unseeded Jurgen Melzer capped his unlikely charge through the field at the Memphis Open by beating Milos Raonic in the final.

Ferrer wins in Buenos Aires

Spain's David Ferrer claimed a ninth successive victory over compatriot Nicolas Almagro in the final of the Copa Claro in Buenos Aires.

Haye defends role in Munich brawl

David Haye has defended his actions during last weekend's shocking brawl with Dereck Chisora and insists his heavyweight rival needs to go to "anger management clinic".

Bryant makes history in West win

Kobe Bryant became the NBA All-Star game's all-time record points scorer but Kevin Durant was named MVP as the Western Conference won 152-149 in Orlando.

Mahan wins; McIlroy misses out

What could have been the day he became world number one at just 22 turned from sweet to sour for Rory McIlroy in Tucson on Sunday.

Warren wants Cleverly-Hopkins fight

Promoter Frank Warren hopes to set Nathan Cleverly up with a big summer bout against Bernard Hopkins in Cardiff.

Rugby: England drop to sixth

England will drop to sixth in the world when the new International Rugby Board rankings are published following Saturday's 19-12 defeat to Wales, who move up to fifth.

  Columnists

Jesse Fink

Palmer a monster of FFA's creation

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  Friday 17th February 2012  

Europa joy for Manchester clubs

Premier League duo Manchester City and Manchester United recorded impressive away wins as they began their Europa League quest on Thursday night.

  Football  

Valencia injury woe for Man United

Sir Alex Ferguson has confirmed Manchester United's Antonio Valencia is facing four weeks out after injuring his hamstring in Thursdays's 2-0 win over Ajax.

Uruguay president defends Suarez

The president of Uruguay has defended Liverpool striker Luis Suarez, insisting his compatriot "is not a racist and never will be".

Redknapp open to part-time Euro role

Harry Redknapp would be open to the idea of managing England at Euro 2012 this summer while remaining in charge of Tottenham.

AVB: Abramovich fully behind me

Andre Villas-Boas insisted on Thursday he had no fear of being forced out of Chelsea by player power, despite admitting he may have lost the backing of some players.

Man City report racist abuse at Porto

Manchester City have informed the UEFA matchday delegate of their intention to complain about alleged racist abuse during the 2-1 Europa League victory over Porto.

  Cricket  

Reports: Whatmore to be Pakistan coach

Former Australian player Dav Whatmore is almost certain to be appointed Pakistan coach in March.

Who's the best ODI finisher?

Is MS Dhoni the best finisher in ODIs? Or do you think the likes of Bevan, Klusener, Ranatunga and Harris were better.

Symonds calls time on career

Former Australia all-rounder Andrew Symonds has retired from cricket and will not play in this year's Indian Premier League.

Sahara, BCCI mend fences

Sahara India Pariwar reached a compromise with the BCCI on Thursday, returning as the Indian cricket team's sponsors and agreeing to field the Pune Warriors for IPL 5.

  Latest Headlines  

Athletics: Illness forces Cheruiyot out

Vivian Cheruiyot, the Kenyan world 5,000m and 10,000m champion, has pulled out of Saturday's Aviva Grand Prix in Birmingham after coming down with flu.

Snooker: No home joy for Welsh duo

Mark Williams and Matthew Stevens were dumped out in the last 16 of the 888 Welsh Open to end home involvement in Newport.

Boxing: Lewis doubts Chisora credentials

Britain's former heavyweight world champion Lennox Lewis has claimed Dereck Chisora was not ready for his shot at Vitali Klitschko's WBC belt.

Rugby: Tuilagi back in the fold

Manu Tuilagi has done a lot of growing up in the last six months and now feels ready to make a fresh start with England after overcoming a double injury setback.

Mickelson takes lead in California

Phil Mickelson rode the conditions to lead the way at the end of the first day of the Northern Trust Open in Pacific Palisades, California.

Azarenka wins again in Qatar

Victoria Azarenka extended her unbeaten start to the season to 14 matches by marching into the quarter-finals of the Qatar Open.

Free passage for Federer in Holland

Roger Federer was gifted a place in the quarter-finals of the World Tennis Championships in Rotterdam on Thursday when Mikhail Youzhny withdrew with a foot injury.

Delhi lead shared after first day

Scotland's Peter Whiteford shot a six-under-par 66 to share the first-round lead with Spaniard Alejandro Canizares at the Avantha Masters in New Delhi.

  Columnists

Jesse Fink

Aussie football needs new masters

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  Wednesday 15th February 2012  

Flawless Barca pleases Guardiola

Pep Guardiola saw Barcelona put in a flawless display on Tuesday to record a 3-1 win at Bayer Leverkusen in the first leg of their UEFA Champions League last 16 tie.

  Football  

Benatia dreams of United move

Udinese centre-back Mehdi Benatia says it would be a "dream" to play for Manchester United after being linked to the English champions earlier in the week.

Allegri: Patience key against Gunners

AC Milan boss Massimiliano Allegri has vowed his team will not make the same mistakes as last season against Tottenham when Arsenal come to the San Siro.

Costa: AVB is facing Mourinho legacy

Andre Villas-Boas' bid to rescue Chelsea's season is being sabotaged by Jose Mourinho's continued contact with his former players, according to the duo's old boss.

Lyon 1-0 APOEL Nicosia

Alexandre Lacazette's deflected goal gave Lyon a much-needed win in the first leg of their Champions League clash with APOEL Nicosia.

Magnificent Messi strikes again

Lionel Messi scored Barcelona's third goal to seal a 3-1 win at Bayer Leverkusen and set a new mark for goals scored in the UEFA Champions League knockout stages.

Wenger wary of big time Ibra

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has warned that AC Milan striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic is a man for the big occasion ahead of Wednesday's UEFA Champions League clash.

  Cricket  

'I'm in no hurry to finish the game'

MS Dhoni made it clear that his take on how and when to finish a game is different from Gautam Gambhir but each one is entitled to have their own opinion.

'We are looking to nail series 4-0'

Samit Patel is out to make sure England's one-day internationals inflict "payback" on Pakistan for their Test series whitewash.

'How could you make Ponting captain?'

Steve Waugh criticised the national selectors for preferring Ricky Ponting over David Warner to lead the side in the absence of Michael Clarke in tri-series match against Sri Lanka.

Harris: I've had enough of rest

Ryan Harris warned that the break could have a negative impact on his bowling as he is not carrying any niggles that have been cited as the reason for it.

  Latest Headlines  

6 Nations: No repeat of French farce

Six Nations Rugby Ltd has promised the shambolic postponement of Ireland's match against France last Saturday will never be repeated.

Qatar frontrunner for 2020 Olympics

Rome have dropped out of the race to host the 2020 Olympics and in doing so have given a massive boost to Qatar's hopes.

MP group backs Bahrain GP

An All-Party group of MPs has countered claims by some members of the House of Lords that this year's Bahrain Grand Prix should be cancelled.

Davydenko cruises past Haase

Nikolay Davydenko moved into the second round of the ABN AMRO World Tennis Tournament with a straight-sets win over home favourite Robin Haase in Rotterdam.

Dulgheru in Bogota shock defeat

Second seed Alexandra Dulgheru was knocked out of the Copa BBVA Colsanitas in Bogota in the biggest shock of the tournament so far.

Berlocq brings form to Brazil

Carlos Berlocq`s impressive form continued as he booked his place in the second round of the Brasil Open.

Muller recovers to win in San Jose

Gilles Muller booked his placed in the second round of the SAP Open in San Jose with a come-from-behind win over Tim Smyczek.

Woods to play in Honda Classic

Tiger Woods has added the Honda Classic in Florida on March 1-4 to his schedule.

NHL: Red Wings soar to record

There was a party atmosphere as the Detroit Red Wings won a 21st successive home game - a National Hockey League record - with a 3-1 success over Dallas.

NBA: Linsanity reigns again

Jeremy Lin hit a 3-pointer with less than a second to lead the New York Knicks past the Toronto Raptors 90-87 on Tuesday night.

  Columnists

Jesse Fink

Aussie football needs new masters

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