Nadal beats Djokovic in Rome final

Rafael Nadal fought his way past world number one Novak Djokovic to lift the Rome Masters title in their rain-delayed final.Read

Solskjaer flattered by Villa interest

Molde manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is flattered to be considered the front-runner for the vacant Aston Villa job but expects other candidates to challenge him.Read

Cook steadies England ship

Alastair Cook guided England to within sight of victory, despite the threat from Kemar Roach in the first Investec Test at Lord's.Read

Kidney unveils Ireland squad

Ireland head coach Declan Kidney has named three uncapped players in his 29-man squad for the three-Test summer tour to world champions New Zealand.Read

Olympic torch flame goes out

The Olympic torch has gone out out for the first time during the London 2012 relay, organisers have confirmed.Read

Windies induce England wobble

Kemar Roach landed the first of two more blows to England's victory prospects with the wicket of Jonathan Trott early on the final morning of the first Investec Test at Lord's.Read

Officials to investigate hurdles blunder

A row is brewing over who was responsible for the blunder which cost Jessica Ennis a confidence-boosting personal best in the 100 metres hurdles.Read

First call-up for Donnelly, McPake

Teenage striker Rory Donnelly and Scotland-born defender James McPake have earned their first Northern Ireland call-ups for next month's friendly against Holland in Amsterdam.Read

Reds target De Boer 'loyal' to Ajax

Ajax manager Frank de Boer has ruled himself out of the running for the vacant Liverpool job as he wishes to remain loyal to the Dutch club.Read

Ennis unhappy after missing out on PB

Jessica Ennis hit out at the officials at the Powerade Great CityGames as an embarrassing blunder denied her a personal best in the 100 metres hurdles.Read

Colsaerts climbs world rankings

Belgian Nicolas Colsaerts has climbed from 51st to 32nd in the world after his victory over Graeme McDowell in the final of the Volvo World Match Play Championship in Spain.Read

'Biggest ever' Paralympics expected

London 2012 will be the biggest Paralympic Games ever, the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has announced.Read

Terry: Cup win wipes away bad memories

John Terry revealed how nine years of Champions League heartache simply melted away after he and Chelsea finally got their hands on the European Cup.Read

England confident of Windies victory

England remain confident of going 1-0 up on the West Indies, despite losing their captain on the way to 10 for two in a dramatic conclusion to day four of the first Investec Test.Read

Gold for McKeever

Ed McKeever held off Spaniard Saul Craviotto to claim World Cup gold in Poznan, while K2 pair Liam Heath and Jon Schofield also held their nerve to win a nail-biting silver medal.Read

Daley claims European gold

Tom Daley will celebrate his 18th birthday on Monday as the European 10metre platform champion after a dominant performance in Eindhoven.Read

Broad magic leaves England just on top

Stuart Broad etched his name in Lord's folklore - but England still had work to do to defy a West Indies fightback and clinch victory in the first Investec Test.Read

Torres outburst sours celebrations

Fernando Torres has rained on Chelsea's Champions League parade by attacking his treatment by the club and threatening to quit Stamford Bridge this summer.Read

Heroes' reception for champion Blues

European champions Chelsea were greeted by tens of thousands of supporters as they paraded the Champions League and FA Cup trophies on the streets of west London.Read

Colsaerts wins Volvo Match Play crown

Belgium's Nicolas Colsaerts has become Volvo World Match Play champion, beating Northern Irishman Graeme McDowell in the final at a windsept Finca Cortesin in Spain.Read