Australian Sam Stosur beat American teenager Madison Keys to return to the final of the WTA Japan Open, where she will face another emerging youngster in Eugenie Bouchard.
Full Story Stosur back in Japan final
Willie Mullins declared himself “very pleased” with Simenon after the smart stayer ran a fantastic race to finish third on his Australian debut in the Herbert Power Stakes at Caulfield.
Full Story Simenon run pleases Mullins
Fernando Alonso conceded he was “not doing good enough so far” at the Japanese GP after his eighth-place grid slot resulted in his third qualifying defeat to outgoing team-mate Felipe Massa in the last four races.
Full Story Alonso unhappy with his pace
Poland coach Waldemar Fornalik insists he is not set to resign after he saw his country’s World Cup hopes end on Friday night.
Full Story Polish coach won’t quit
Sebastian Vettel is confident Red Bull will be able to fix the problem which curtailed his running on Saturday at Suzuka in time for Sunday’s Japanese GP.
Full Story Vettel: No KERS concerns
Leicester assistant coach Paul Burke was pleased to leave Ravenhill with a losing bonus point after Owen Williams kicked a late penalty in the 22-16 defeat to Ulster.
Full Story Tigers happy with a point
Highly-regarded American youngster Brooks Koepka showcased his talent to the PGA Tour crowds by shooting 64 to lead by a shot after the second round of the Frys.com Open.
Full Story Koepka takes slender lead
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Montreal Canadiens captain Brian Gionta is expected to miss Saturday’s game against the Vancouver Canucks for family reasons.
Full Story Habs’ Brian Gionta returns to Montreal for family reasons
Sean Monahan scored with 2:43 left in the third period to lead the Calgary Flames to a 3-2 victory over the New Jersey Devils on Friday night. Monahan, who has now scored in four straight games, beat Martin Brodeur to the delight of a sell-out crowd at Scotiabank Saddledome.
Full Story Sean Monahan on fire as Flames top Devils
Mark Webber was fastest in final practice ahead of qualifying for Saturday’s Japanese Grand Prix as Sebastian Vettel’s preparations suffered a hiccup at Suzuka.
Full Story P3: Webber heads Mercedes duo
France warmed up for Tuesday’s final World Cup qualifier with Finland with a 6-0 demolition of Australia at the Parc des Princes.
Full Story France thrash hapless Aussies
Turkey pulled off a vital 2-0 win in Estonia to move into second place in World Cup qualifying Group D.
Full Story Turkey win to boost WC hopes
Ulster got their Heineken Cup campaign off to a winning start with a 22-16 victory over Leicester at Ravenhill.
Full Story Ulster keep Tigers at bay
It was a case of Star power as Tyler Seguin’s two goals and two assists led a well-rested Dallas team past the Winnipeg Jets 4-1 on Friday night.
Full Story Tyler Seguin, Stars overpower Jets
Andrea Bargnani’s first return to Toronto wasn’t one he will particularly care to remember as the former Raptor was booed by fans and his new team the New York Knicks fell 100-91 to the Raptors in pre-season action on Saturday at Air Canada Centre.
Full Story Bargnani booed in return to Toronto as Raptors beat Knicks
Second half goals from Xavi and Alvaro Negredo gave Spain a hard-fought but deserved 2-1 victory at home to Belarus in Group I, which leaves them on the verge of qualification for the World Cup finals.
Full Story Spain close to qualification
Captain Steven Gerrard paid tribute to manager Roy Hodgson after England remained on course for a place at the World Cup finals.
Full Story Gerrard praise for Hodgson
Wayne Rooney says England’s early goal in the second half against Montenegro was crucial to their eventual 4-1 World Cup qualifying victory.
Full Story Rooney – Opening goal vital
United States clinches top spot in Hexagonal round with one-side
victory over Jamaica.
Full Story USA win seals Hexagonal top spot
Saracens opened their Heineken Cup Pool 3 campaign with a 23-17 win away to Connacht.
Full Story Saracens survive huge scare
