The London stage should be more than a flashy introduction of Tour riders. It's an early indicator of what might come in the days and weeks ahead as the peloton winds its way around France. Posted July 09, 2007 by Ted Darling
With the Tour's debut in the English capital less than a month away, the British track champion finds himself in the yellow jersey at the dress rehearsal - the Criterium Dauphiné Libere in France. Posted June 12, 2007 by Fred Grand
As French rider Christophe Moreau takes a deserved victory in the Dauphiné Libéré, Alexander Vinokourov looks like the man to beat in this year's Tour De France... Posted June 18, 2007 by Fred Grand
Questions must be asked as to why Levino Dias, the man with such a phenomenal record in charge of the Sub-Juniors, is not using his vast experience to help Goa's footballers of the future. Posted July 13, 2008 by armstrong vas
Wayne Rooney has taken severe umbrage to what he perceives to be the harshness of the penalty levied against him by the FA for rough conduct on the pitch Posted August 22, 2006 by Reuters
The Discovery team have taken on a host of new stars in the hope of finding a new Armstrong. Time will tell whether their investment has paid off. Posted March 23, 2007 by Adam Bright
A fine from his club Manchester City is only the first of many penalties certain to be levied against defender Ben Thatcher for the elbow that sent Portsmouth's Pedro Mendes into a seizure Posted September 11, 2006 by Lior Rozenman
If a day ever comes when Scottish football fans show allegiance to the teams on their doorstep rather than the Old Firm, it will be the day snow falls in the Sahara. Posted December 05, 2007 by Graham Mann
Rafael Nadal is in action as he aims his sights on capturing the grass court crown from his long term foe Roger Federer, also in action today are Lleyton Hewitt, 2006 ladies champions Amelie Mauresmo and Russian Maria Sharapova. Posted June 30, 2007 by Mark Apostolou
It's Monday and we have a packed day of action. Roger Federer was due to be tested by Tommy Haas but due to injury the Fed Express has a day off the game of the day sees Daniela Hantuchova take on Serena Williams. Posted July 02, 2007 by Mark Apostolou
It has been a wet Wimbledon, even by usual SW19 standards, and Rafael Nadal can't be happy, he is back again today hoping to complete his third round match, five days after it first started! Whilst Roger Federer sits back and rests! Posted July 04, 2007 by Mark Apostolou
The Americans and Russians will be hard to beat in the 4 x 400m, but another success in Osaka isn't beyond our quartet. Posted September 01, 2007 by Chris Goldsmith
When it comes to choosing Premier League giants or Championship minnows for FA Cup excitement, Ed Bottomley would choose the little guys every time. Posted March 14, 2008 by Ed Bottomley
They have some huge hitters this season, and if they are all on song they can smash the Tigers all the way to the top. Posted March 24, 2008 by Ed Bottomley
A sobering thought after Day Three - we can still win the series Posted November 25, 2006 by Kevin Dixie
At 23, the youngster is making great strides up the world rankings, and certainly putting the men's game on the map in a country dominated in the past by women. Posted March 04, 2008 by Chris Goldsmith
Only 2mins 23secs separate the two Tour de France leaders, and with five days' racing still to go anything can happen before they reach Paris. Posted July 25, 2007 by Craig Hackney
The IRB Pacific Nations Cup and Churchill Cup will be the launching pads for a new generation of All Blacks. Posted May 24, 2007 by Scott Donaldson
Loyal Jimmy stays put - but Worcester-bound Rico Gear is latest New Zealand star to join exodus. Posted June 18, 2007 by Scott Donaldson
Coin-throwers could kill unless the authorities act quickly. Why don't fellow spectators turn in the perpetrators? Posted November 24, 2006 by Stuart Stratford
The sad passing of a footballing institution Posted December 07, 2006 by Tommy Martin
Rugby union – the game they play in heaven – is a game of chess; it oozes panache, power and precision. The beautiful game, please - what’s so beautiful about kicking a ball back and forth? Posted April 15, 2008 by James Mortimer
The thought of a team like Barnsley winning the competition rather than one of the Big Four has conjured up some true magic. Posted March 21, 2008 by Ed Bottomley
The Premier League giants are attempting to extend their fanbase and commercial activities by targeting the south Asian market. Posted July 09, 2008 by armstrong vas
Day five brings us some top action from Flushing Meadows in New York, the match to pay closest attention to sees Radek Stepanek take on Novak Djokovic in what should be a titanic battle. Posted September 01, 2007 by Mark Apostolou
The 2007 US Open gets off to a flying start as both number one seeds take on lowly ranked opponents, game of the day pits John Isner against Jarkko Nieminen. Posted August 27, 2007 by Mark Apostolou
Day Two looks like a good day for the pretenders to the Grand Slam crown to throw off the shackles and make their mark at Flushing Meadows. Posted August 28, 2007 by Gabriela Lubenfeld
With a host of key players leaving, drastic action is needed to re-energise the Southern men. Posted May 24, 2007 by Scott Donaldson
Three New Zealand teams have now been eliminated from the Super 14, meaning some terrific players have played their final game of Super Rugby. Posted May 08, 2007 by Hamish McBrearty
Alex Ferguson and Alf Ramsey's empires were propped up by Lady Luck and Brian Clough had no time for tactical theory. It's time to get these men of no importance out of the dressing room. Posted October 20, 2006 by Mark Rivlin
PART TWO of Robin Parisotto's absorbing and clinical look at the wide range of drugs available - and perhaps with some irreverence the more obscure ones and how they may be exposed. Posted June 09, 2008 by Robin Parisotto
The third day of the US Open welcomes Rafael Nadal onto court for the first time and he will be sure to crush his qualifier opponent. Brits will be hoping that 'Tiger' Tim manages to get past his bogeyman Dmitry Tursunov, as Henman begins what will be his last Grand Slam event before retirement. Posted August 29, 2007 by Gabriela Lubenfeld