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  • We’re ready for season, insists Terry

    August 4, 2015

    CHELSEA captain John Terry has played down fears that the Premier League champions are undercooked for the start of their title defence following Sunday’s Community Shield defeat to Arsenal. The Blues have one more fixture remaining, against Fiorentina tomorrow, but have so far failed to win a pre-season match in 90 minutes as they prepare [...]

  • Peaty ends GB’s 40-year wait for world champion

    August 4, 2015

    BRITAIN’S Adam Peaty set his sights on further success in Rio de Janeiro next year after becoming the country’s first 100m breaststroke world champion for 40 years yesterday in Russia. The Staffordshire 20-year-old pipped Olympic gold medallist Cameron van der Burgh by seven hundredths of a second, having trailed the South African for the whole [...]

  • Athletics chief laughs off medal reallocation talk amid dope storm

    August 4, 2015

    WORLD athletics chief Lamine Diack has described suggestions that Olympic and World Championship medals should be redistributed following fresh doping claims as “a farce” and “a joke”. The 82-year-old, who is stepping down as IAAF president this month and could be succeeded by Britain’s Lord Coe, also stressed that irregular blood test results were not [...]

  • Fragile Wood on track to replace Anderson in fourth Ashes Test

    August 3, 2015

    ENGLAND expect paceman Mark Wood to replace the injured James Anderson in the fourth Investec Ashes Test against Australia this week despite lingering fitness concerns of his own. Wood took part in two bowling sessions yesterday at Trent Bridge as he nurses an ankle problem that kept him out of the eight-wicket victory in the [...]

  • £9m Black Cats flop Wickham aims to change luck at Palace

    August 3, 2015

    FORMER England Under-21 striker Connor Wickham is hoping a move back south will herald a return to form after he joined Crystal Palace from Sunderland in a deal worth up to £9m yesterday. Palace have agreed to pay an initial £7m for the 22-year-old, who scored 15 goals in 91 appearances for the Black Cats, [...]

  • Valencia gone til November

    August 3, 2015

    WEST Ham forward Enner Valencia has been ruled out for at least 10 weeks despite doctors easing fears he may need an operation on his fibula. It was initially feared that Valencia would face six months out after he was carried off during last week’s Europa League 2-2 draw with Astra Giurgiu. He could be [...]

  • Sporting summer of Wimbledon, the Ashes and the golf Open could cost Britain millions in lost productivity

    August 3, 2015

    Not only do businesses have to contend with the summer sunshine and soaring temperatures distracting people from their computer screens, but a summer of high-profile sporting events is set to cost the UK millions of pounds in lost productivity. Tennis, cricket and golf have occupied sports fans this summer, at a cost of at least £100m [...]

  • Canon targets decent exposure from Rugby World Cup project: How camera giant plans to capitalise on this year’s major sporting event

    August 2, 2015

    It is one of the most infamous moments in British sport. It is 1982, it is Twickenham, and England are playing Australia at rugby. The players, however, are mere bystanders. Erika Roe had bunked off work that day, but as she later explained, she was “a little bored” by the spectacle in front of her. [...]

  • Community Shield: Jose swipe as Arsenal land the first blow

    August 2, 2015

    AT WEMBLEY STADIUM ARSENAL 1 CHELSEA 0 CHELSEA boss Jose Mourinho aimed a double swipe at counterpart Arsene Wenger after Arsenal defeated the sluggish Blues to lift the FA Community Shied in the season’s curtain-raiser. England forward Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain proved the match-winner with a first-half clincher as Wenger recorded his first victory over Mourinho at [...]

  • Bell: Batting became easier with escalating scrutiny over my place

    August 2, 2015

    RESURGENT England batsman Ian Bell revealed that escalating scrutiny over his place in the side provided the clarity of judgement which prompted a return to form during last week’s third Investec Ashes Test. Bell scored 53 and 65 not out as England dispatched Australia by eight wickets at Edgbaston to take a 2-1 series lead, [...]

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