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Another award for Ferguson
Alex Ferguson has won the LMA Manager of the Year award after leading Manchester United to a 10th Premier League title in the last 16 years and next week?s Champions League final.
Stoppage-time goal for Leeds in semi-final playoff
Leeds 1 Carlisle 2
Dougie Freedman threw Leeds a promotion lifeline deep into stoppage-time after Carlisle had stolen a two-goal advantage in the first leg of their Coca-Cola League One play-off semi-final.
Weld waits with Derby conquest
Punters looking to get stuck into the ante-post Vodafone Derby market are sure to face a clearer picture after the totesport.com Dante Stakes has taken centre stage at York on Thursday.
Europe to stay hurdling
Irish Champion Hurdle winner Sizing Europe is set for another winter over timber with connections having virtually ruled out a novice chase campaign.
Sadlers Well to be retired
Legendary sire Sadler?s Wells is to be retired from stud duties due to declining fertility.
Ireland Sevens team reach final in Denmark
The Ireland Sevens team began its charge towards the goal of qualification for the IRB Rugby World Cup Sevens with a positive runner-up spot in the Denmark Sevens competition at the weekend.
Murray makes progress in Hamburg
Andy Murray eased into the second round of the Hamburg Masters with a comfortable 6-4 6-1 victory over Russia?s Dmitry Tursunov.
Benitez tells O'Neill to 'get over it'
Liverpool boss Rafael Benitez today suggested Martin O?Neill should come to terms with the prospect of losing captain Gareth Barry.
Tax rule change to boost Wembley Champions League bid
The British government have opened the way for the 2011 Champions League final to be played at Wembley after announcing the players involved will be exempt from tax charges if they play for foreign teams.
Cash available for Ferguson: Gill
Manchester United chief executive David Gill has promised manager Alex Ferguson more funds to strengthen his title-winning squad this summer.
Alex Ferguson has won the LMA Manager of the Year award after leading Manchester United to a 10th Premier League title in the last 16 years and next week?s Champions League final.
Stoppage-time goal for Leeds in semi-final playoff
Leeds 1 Carlisle 2
Dougie Freedman threw Leeds a promotion lifeline deep into stoppage-time after Carlisle had stolen a two-goal advantage in the first leg of their Coca-Cola League One play-off semi-final.
Weld waits with Derby conquest
Punters looking to get stuck into the ante-post Vodafone Derby market are sure to face a clearer picture after the totesport.com Dante Stakes has taken centre stage at York on Thursday.
Europe to stay hurdling
Irish Champion Hurdle winner Sizing Europe is set for another winter over timber with connections having virtually ruled out a novice chase campaign.
Sadlers Well to be retired
Legendary sire Sadler?s Wells is to be retired from stud duties due to declining fertility.
Ireland Sevens team reach final in Denmark
The Ireland Sevens team began its charge towards the goal of qualification for the IRB Rugby World Cup Sevens with a positive runner-up spot in the Denmark Sevens competition at the weekend.
Murray makes progress in Hamburg
Andy Murray eased into the second round of the Hamburg Masters with a comfortable 6-4 6-1 victory over Russia?s Dmitry Tursunov.
Benitez tells O'Neill to 'get over it'
Liverpool boss Rafael Benitez today suggested Martin O?Neill should come to terms with the prospect of losing captain Gareth Barry.
Tax rule change to boost Wembley Champions League bid
The British government have opened the way for the 2011 Champions League final to be played at Wembley after announcing the players involved will be exempt from tax charges if they play for foreign teams.
Cash available for Ferguson: Gill
Manchester United chief executive David Gill has promised manager Alex Ferguson more funds to strengthen his title-winning squad this summer.
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Chelsea seal £16.2m Bosingwa deal
Chelsea complete the signing of Porto right-back Jose Bosingwa on a three-year contract for £16.2m.
Gill promises funds for Ferguson
Manchester United chief executive David Gill promises Sir Alex Ferguson further funds to strengthen his squad this summer.
Samuels guilty in bookmaker probe
West Indies batsman Marlon Samuels is found guilty of breaching regulations after a probe into allegations of links with a bookmaker.
Woods upbeat over injury recovery
World number one Tiger Woods provides an upbeat assessment of his recovery from knee surgery.
Racism warning for Zenit support
Zenit St Petersburg are warned they could face prison if found guilty of racist abuse towards Rangers' black players.
Villa plan last-ditch Barry talks
Villa boss Martin O'Neill says his number one priority this summer is to keep Gareth Barry.
Madejski keen for Coppell to stay
Reading owner John Madejski hopes to persuade manager Steve Coppell to stay at the club despite losing their Premier League status.
Chelsea worry over Terry & Drogba
Chelsea hope captain John Terry and striker Didier Drogba will be fit to face Man Utd in the Champions League final.
Eriksson set to lead City on tour
Sven-Goran Eriksson still plans to lead Manchester City on their tour of Thailand and Hong Kong this week, says his assistant Tord Grip.
Collingwood fit for Lord's opener
England all-rounder Paul Collingwood declares himself fit for Thursday's first Test against New Zealand.
Chelsea complete the signing of Porto right-back Jose Bosingwa on a three-year contract for £16.2m.
Gill promises funds for Ferguson
Manchester United chief executive David Gill promises Sir Alex Ferguson further funds to strengthen his squad this summer.
Samuels guilty in bookmaker probe
West Indies batsman Marlon Samuels is found guilty of breaching regulations after a probe into allegations of links with a bookmaker.
Woods upbeat over injury recovery
World number one Tiger Woods provides an upbeat assessment of his recovery from knee surgery.
Racism warning for Zenit support
Zenit St Petersburg are warned they could face prison if found guilty of racist abuse towards Rangers' black players.
Villa plan last-ditch Barry talks
Villa boss Martin O'Neill says his number one priority this summer is to keep Gareth Barry.
Madejski keen for Coppell to stay
Reading owner John Madejski hopes to persuade manager Steve Coppell to stay at the club despite losing their Premier League status.
Chelsea worry over Terry & Drogba
Chelsea hope captain John Terry and striker Didier Drogba will be fit to face Man Utd in the Champions League final.
Eriksson set to lead City on tour
Sven-Goran Eriksson still plans to lead Manchester City on their tour of Thailand and Hong Kong this week, says his assistant Tord Grip.
Collingwood fit for Lord's opener
England all-rounder Paul Collingwood declares himself fit for Thursday's first Test against New Zealand.
FAI Ford Cup third round draw details
The FAI Ford Cup third round draw took place in Ballsbridge on Monday night.
Sadler's Wells to be retired from stud
Legendary sire Sadler's Wells is to be retired from stud duties due to declining fertility.
Benitez urges O?Neill to get real
Liverpool boss Rafael Benitez has suggested Martin O'Neill should come to terms with the prospect of losing captain Gareth Barry.
Harps heading to new ground
Finn Harps hope to move into a brand new 6,800 all-seater stadium in 2010 ? and they will be the envy of nearly every club in the country.
Fergie completes managerial double
Alex Ferguson has won the LMA Manager of the Year award after leading Manchester United to a tenth Premier League title in the last 16 years and next week's Champions League final.
Smyth smashes paralympic sprint record
Irish paralympic sprinter Jason Smyth has broken his own 100m (T13 category for visually impaired athletes) world record in his first competitive start of the season.
Ireland finish sixth in Belgium
Ireland's pony team claimed sixth place at the Nations Cup in Belgium on Monday.
Roy?s keen on signing star names
Roy Keane is gearing up for a major fight as he attempts to lure his top transfer targets to Sunderland this summer.
Ashton anxious to remain a Hammer
Dean Ashton hopes to stay at West Ham United but has revealed he is growing concerned over his future due to the lack of dialogue from the club.
Bennati claims Giro stage win
Daniele Bennati edged out Erik Zabel in a mass sprint for the line to claim victory in stage three of the Giro d'Italia on Monday.
The FAI Ford Cup third round draw took place in Ballsbridge on Monday night.
Sadler's Wells to be retired from stud
Legendary sire Sadler's Wells is to be retired from stud duties due to declining fertility.
Benitez urges O?Neill to get real
Liverpool boss Rafael Benitez has suggested Martin O'Neill should come to terms with the prospect of losing captain Gareth Barry.
Harps heading to new ground
Finn Harps hope to move into a brand new 6,800 all-seater stadium in 2010 ? and they will be the envy of nearly every club in the country.
Fergie completes managerial double
Alex Ferguson has won the LMA Manager of the Year award after leading Manchester United to a tenth Premier League title in the last 16 years and next week's Champions League final.
Smyth smashes paralympic sprint record
Irish paralympic sprinter Jason Smyth has broken his own 100m (T13 category for visually impaired athletes) world record in his first competitive start of the season.
Ireland finish sixth in Belgium
Ireland's pony team claimed sixth place at the Nations Cup in Belgium on Monday.
Roy?s keen on signing star names
Roy Keane is gearing up for a major fight as he attempts to lure his top transfer targets to Sunderland this summer.
Ashton anxious to remain a Hammer
Dean Ashton hopes to stay at West Ham United but has revealed he is growing concerned over his future due to the lack of dialogue from the club.
Bennati claims Giro stage win
Daniele Bennati edged out Erik Zabel in a mass sprint for the line to claim victory in stage three of the Giro d'Italia on Monday.
