Manchester Utd grind out Carling Cup final win
Manchester United 0 Tottenham 0 (AET, 4-1 on penalties). Manchester United collected their second trophy of the season with a hard-fought Carling Cup final victory on penalties. "Man Utd's journey to the second trophy of a possible quintuple was subject to delay but they could not be prevented from reaching... [continued]
"It would be great to think we could do it, but my experience says we could go to Fulham, get a deflected shot off someone's backside and be out of the FA Cup" Sir Alex Ferguson damps down talk of a quadruple
Aston Villa held to draw by Stoke
Aston Villa 2 Stoke 2. Aston Villa missed the chance to take an eight-point lead over Arsenal in the race for the fourth Champions League spot when they threw away a two-goal lead against a determined Stoke side. "Martin O'Neill's team retained fourth place in the Premier League, but the... [continued]
West Ham brush off lacklustre Manchester City
West Ham 1 Manchester City 0. West Ham provided former striker Craig Bellamy with an unhappy return to Upton Park, as they beat Manchester City courtesy of a goal by Jack Collison. "As a homecoming it was hardly a cause for celebration for Craig Bellamy, but in terms of heralding... [continued]
Hull sink to Blackburn defeat
Hull 1 Blackburn 2. The relegation dust-up between Blackburn and Hull saw the home side lose thanks to goals for Rovers from Stephen Warnock and Keith Andrews. "A potentially crucial home defeat against relegation rivals, a humiliating bust-up with one of his best players and Dean Marney's straight red card... [continued]
Superb Sarwan seals series for West Indies
Fourth Test, Day 3: England 600/6 dec & 6-0; West Indies 749/9 dec. The West Indies notched their third-highest total ever as Ramnaresh Sarwan struck a majestic 291 to take the Fourth test, and consequently a series victory, out of England's grasp. "After controversial Saturday came soporific Sunday. Ramnaresh Sarwan... [continued]
"I don't know about England but Jamaica will be on our minds if we take the initiative with early wickets" Ramnaresh Sarwan targets victory against England
South Africa seeks record win
South Africa will go into the final day of their First Test against Australia knowing that they are on the brink of cricketing history. "At precisely 3.30pm yesterday Graeme Smith and Neil McKenzie set off on what could yet become cricket's longest journey, the trek to 454 which would represent... [continued]



