Leicester boss Nigel Pearson was left to rue what might have been after Tom Ince’s late penalty cost his side maximum points in a 2-2 draw at Blackpool.
Full Story Pearson left to rue late error
Scott Quigg’s WBA world super bantamweight title clash with Yoandris Salinas has been rescheduled for The O2 on Saturday October 5, live on Sky Sports.
Full Story Quigg fight switched to The O2
Paddy Jackson was the star of the show for Ulster with his 13 second-half points helping the visitors get off the mark for the new season with an 18-7 Irish derby victory over Connacht at a windswept Sportsground.
Full Story Jackson stars for Ulster
Martin Jol did not want to blame Darren Bent or David Stockdale following Fulham’s 2-0 defeat at local rivals Chelsea.
Full Story Jol won’t blame Fulham duo
Daniel Ricciardo produced yet another top ten qualifying performance at the Singapore Grand Prix but remains cautious of his race prospects.
Full Story Ricciardo wary of race pace
Henrik Stenson said he lost rhythm on the back nine but is still happy with his four-shot lead at the Tour Championship.
Full Story Stenson takes the positives
Nottinghamshire have been crowned Yorkshire Bank 40 champions after beating Glamorgan by 87 runs in the Lord’s final.
Full Story Notts secure YB40 title
Paolo Di Canio bemoaned a lack of leaders in his Sunderland side as they fell to a 3-0 defeat at West Brom.
Full Story PDC bemoans lack of leaders
Crewe boss Steve Davis praised his team for going back to basics after they earned a 1-1 draw at Oldham.
Full Story Davis happy to be back-to-basics
Leicester backs coach Paul Burke paid tribute to Manu Tuilagi after the British and Irish Lions star helped lift the Tigers to the top of the Aviva Premiership.
Full Story Burke praise for Tuilagi
Steve Clarke was impressed with two of his summer signings after West Brom recorded their first league win with a 3-0 victory over Sunderland.
Full Story Clarke impressed with new boys
Romain Grosjean was quick to praise Lotus after a tyre gamble during qualifying for the Singapore Grand Prix helped him on his way to third place on the grid for Sunday’s race.
Full Story Grosjean tyre gamble pays off
Chris Read says two gritty partnerships in the Nottinghamshire innings laid the foundations for their Yorkshire Bank 40 triumph over Glamorgan at Lord’s.
Full Story Read hails vital stands
Henrik Stenson remains on course to win the Tour Championship and FedEx Cup double after finishing round three still four shots in front.
Full Story Stenson edges nearer jackpot
Two-time defending champion Jo-Wilfried Tsonga set up an all-French showdown against second seed Gilles Simon at the ATP Moselle Open in Metz.
Full Story Tsonga sets up Simon date
Mark Cavendish sprinted to his second victory of this year’s Tour of Britain on stage seven as Sir Bradley Wiggins retained his overall lead by finishing safely in the peloton.
Full Story Cav wins as Wiggins closes in
Australian Marcus Fraser hit a flawless 68 in Turin to take a one-shot lead at the Italian Open, but Ryder Cup stars Francesco Molinari and Nicolas Colsaerts are right on his tail.
Full Story Fraser takes Turin lead
Fernando Alonso admitted Ferrari’s underwhelming qualifying result in Singapore simply reflected the pace the F138 displayed throughout practice, leaving the Spaniard banking on his usual strong Sunday recovery.
Full Story Alonso: It’s nothing new
The draw has been made for next season’s new-look domestic 50-over competition.
Full Story Draw for YB40 replacement
Chris Powell admits he had been looking for much more from his Charlton Athletic side during the 1-0 derby defeat to Millwall.
Full Story Powell wanted much more
