Manchester City says their end-of-season friendly against Chelsea in the United States has sold out. City said the May 23 match in St Louis sold out inside just 20 minutes …
Continue reading City, Chelsea US friendly sells outSome facts about the world’s richest race for two-year-olds, the $3.5 million Golden Slipper Stakes(1200m) at Rosehill on Saturday:- * Todman won the inaugural running in 1957 by eight lengths and started at …
Continue reading Golden Slipper factsPat Rafter says Bernard Tomic still has to prove his commitment to Davis Cup but believes he can take a giant leap towards doing so under trying conditions against Uzbekistan. …
Continue reading Rafter challenges Tomic to prove himselfSamantha Stosur and fellow former champion Caroline Wozniacki have overpowered their unseeded opponents to reach the third round of the WTA Tour’s Family Circle Cup in Charleston. Third-seeded Stosur routed …
Continue reading Stosur reaches third round in CharlestonGolden Slipper Day at Rosehill Gardens is one of the highlights of the annual Sydney sporting calendar, and 2013 is looking more exciting than ever. Getting in and out of …
Continue reading Golden Slipper Stakes 2013 race and transport informationWith the season’s first major just around the corner, Rory McIlroy figured that adding the Texas Open to his schedule would be the best way to help him polish his …
Continue reading McIlroy fine-tunes ahead of MastersChelsea interim manager Rafael Benitez says he hopes to find a leading club to employ him when he leaves Stamford Bridge at the end of the season and has suggested …
Continue reading Benitez eyes top side after Chelsea stintBritain’s number one female tennis player, Heather Watson, has revealed she has been diagnosed with glandular fever. The 20-year-old’s form has dipped since she reached the third round of the …
Continue reading Tennis player Watson has glandular feverChelsea interim manager Rafael Benitez says he hopes to find a leading club to employ him when he leaves Stamford Bridge at the end of the season and has suggested …
Continue reading Benitez eyes ‘top side’ after ChelseaClaire Williams believes her appointment as deputy team principal of Williams proves that Formula One is no longer the patriarchal enclave it once was. Williams took up her new role …
Continue reading Formula One making way for women: WilliamsDynamic teenage flanker Ardie Savea will make a long-awaited debut for the Hurricanes in their Super Rugby match against the Waratahs in Wellington on Saturday. The Wellington openside replaces Karl …
Continue reading Flanker Savea to debut for HurricanesAll Blacks fullback Israel Dagg will be eased back onto the Crusaders reserve bench when a team featuring two starting changes face the Sharks in Durban this weekend. Both changes …
Continue reading Dagg back on bench for Crusaders in DurbanNovak Djokovic’s two recent defeats after a 22-match winning streak offer the United States hope of seeing off Serbia in the Davis Cup quarter-finals. The mere presence of the top-ranked …
Continue reading Djokovic losses give US hope in Davis CupNew Sunderland manager Paolo Di Canio has addressed controversy over his political beliefs by declaring he is not a racist and “does not support the ideology of fascism”. The appointment …
Continue reading I don’t support fascism: Sunderland bossWhen England’s County Championship cricket season gets under way next week, it will be hard to avoid a familiar Aussie twang in the middle. A total of 28 overseas players …
Continue reading English county cricket sees Aussie influxManchester City striker Carlos Tevez pleaded guilty to driving while disqualified and driving without insurance at a court appearance on Wednesday. The Argentina forward admitted the motoring offences at Macclesfield …
Continue reading Man City’s Tevez admits driving offencesThe tie is still two days away but Australia’s Davis Cup team is already facing its fair share of challenges ahead of the must-win showdown in Uzbekistan. Pat Rafter’s squad …
Continue reading Delays, conditions test Aus Davis Cup teamBrisbane skipper Sam Thaiday has been banned for one game after being found guilty at the NRL judiciary of making contact with a referee. The judiciary panel took less than …
Continue reading Thaiday cops one-match NRL ban

