Fierce Pumas pack will keep it tight in Dunedin September 8, 2011 TOMORROW – 9.30AM ITV1 SPORT TRADER DAVID WILD AND BEN CLEMINSON BRING YOU THE BEST RUGBY AND FOOTBALL BETS GIVEN that England are likely to need to win Pool B to avoid a clash with hosts New Zealand in the World Cup quarter-finals, the Red Rose cannot afford to start as slowly as they did [...]
Seville can bounce back and upset Sea Moon in tomorrow’s St Leger September 8, 2011 WHEN Sea Moon quickened eight lengths clear of the Great Voltigeur field at York last month, he immediately shot to the head of the betting for tomorrow’s Ladbrokes St Leger. Sir Michael Stoute’s new stable star was having only his fourth racecourse start and has apparently blossomed since that jaw-dropping York performance. As a half-brother [...]
ARSENAL vs SWANSEA September 8, 2011 THE best remedy for a heavy defeat is normally to flush it out of the system as quickly as possible, but after Arsenal’s mauling at Old Trafford the enforced break caused by the Euro 2012 qualifiers has at least given time for some of the scars to heal. The Gunners have endured an unbearable summer [...]
Sproting bet September 8, 2011 City AM has teamed up with Sportingbet, the official betting partner of the English Test Match Grounds, to offer readers the chance to win a pair of tickets to the sold out NatWest One Day International between England and India at Lord’s on Sunday September 11. The lucky competition winner and their guest will receive [...]
Walcott fit to face Swansea September 7, 2011 ARSENAL have been given a timely fitness boost with the news that Theo Walcott will be ready to face Swansea this weekend. The 22-year-old was left out of England’s 1-0 win over Wales on Tuesday as a precaution due to a hamstring niggle. Walcott, unlike his team, who are still searching for their first Premier [...]
Corry warns England not to take Pumas threat lightly September 7, 2011 ENGLAND manager Martin Johnson will take his most significant step yet towards global domination today when he names his team to take on Argentina on Saturday with a warning from former skipper Martin Corry ringing in his ears. Johnson has been hampered by injuries to his captain Lewis Moody, scrum-half Ben Youngs and winger Mark [...]
Murray and Nadal unite to criticise tournament chiefs September 7, 2011 DEFENDING champion Rafael Nadal and British No1 Andy Murray spearheaded an angry players’ revolt at the US Open with the pair claiming tournament organisers had jeopardised their safety by forcing them to play on unsuitable courts. With Tuesday’s play completely lost to the weather the prospect of the tournament stretching into a third week already [...]
Football’s big spenders risk transfer ban September 7, 2011 EUROPEAN football clubs could be banned from making transfers or have prize money withheld if they fail to meet Financial Fair Play (FFP) rules, they were warned yesterday. Governing body Uefa clarified the range of sanctions at the annual congress of the European Club Association (ECA), which represents 200 leading teams, in Geneva. Uefa has [...]
Coe brushes off Pistorius dual Games row September 7, 2011 LONDON 2012 chief Lord Coe has sidestepped the row over double amputee runner Oscar Pistorius, who wants to compete in both Olympics and Paralympics next year. British Paralympic great Baroness Tanni Grey-Thompson has called on the South African, nicknamed Blade Runner, to opt for one or the other. Asked yesterday whether Pistorius should choose, Coe [...]
SPORT | IN BRIEF September 7, 2011 Russia hockey stars among crash fatalities ICE HOCKEY: A leading professional ice hockey team was on board a Russian plane which crashed on take off yesterday, killing 43 people. The plane was carrying the Lokomotiv team, who play in the Kontinental Hockey League, whose website confirmed that Canadian coach Brad McCrimmon and Czech Republic internationals Jan Marek [...]