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Pressure mounting for Scots

Scotland will find themselves facing a depressingly-familiar RBS 6 Nations salvage job when they tackle tournament favourites France at Murrayfield later this month.Read

Rangers plan for administration

Rangers have lodged legal papers signalling their intention to enter administration.Read

Cook keeps England in the hunt

Alastair Cook's career-best 137 near single-handedly kept England competitive with a total of 260 for seven in the first one-day international at the Zayed Stadium.Read

Ward warning for Evans

James Ward has warned man-of-the-moment Dan Evans he will not give up his Davis Cup spot without a fight.Read

Dunne facing shoulder operation

Aston Villa central defender Richard Dunne will be sidelined for up to two months with a fractured right clavicle (shoulder), the club have confirmed.Read

Sponsors voiced Suarez concerns

Liverpool's shirt sponsors intervened in the Luis Suarez row to express their "concerns" to the club.Read

Renard: Title win was our destiny

Zambia coach Herve Renard dedicated his side's African Nations Cup victory to Kalusha Bwalya and the fallen squad of 1993, claiming it was "written in the sky".Read

We must retain belief - Robinson

Head coach Andy Robinson has called on his Scotland side to retain their belief as they look to put their RBS 6 Nations campaign back on track after suffering more disappointment in their defeat to Wales at the Millennium Stadium.Read

Tevez set for City return

Carlos Tevez will report back to Manchester City on Tuesday keen to make amends with manager Roberto Mancini and help the club win the Premier League title, according to the player's representatives.Read

Afridi double stalls England

Kevin Pietersen's return to opening the innings resulted in a laboured contribution before he became the first of two England batsmen bowled in successive balls by Shahid Afridi on Monday.Read

No action over Old Trafford clash

Liverpool and Manchester United will not face disciplinary action from the Football Association over the scenes at Old Trafford that followed Luis Suarez's refusal to shake Patrice Evra's hand.Read

Blues confirm Sunday summit

Chelsea on Monday confirmed Roman Abramovich met with Andre Villas-Boas and his players after the squad were hauled in on their day off following the club's defeat at Everton.Read

Anderson named in England line-up

James Anderson will play his first one-day international for five months after Tim Bresnan failed to prove his full match fitness in time to face Pakistan at the Zayed Stadium.Read

McCarthy sacked by Wolves

Mick McCarthy has been sacked as manager of Wolves after five-and-a-half years in charge at Molineux.Read

Cook: We'll play to win

England could be forgiven perhaps for a secret policy of damage limitation in their one-day international series against Pakistan.Read

Mecir hails Evans after victory

Davis Cup hero Dan Evans has the potential to break into the world's top 100, according to the captain of the team against whom he came of age.Read

Gatland impressed by Wales maturity

Wales head coach Warren Gatland hailed the maturity of his side after seeing them take a second step on the road to a potential RBS 6 Nations Triple Crown with a 27-13 victory over Scotland at the Millennium Stadium.Read

Smith hails Briers display

Warrington coach Tony Smith praised the performance of veteran half-back Lee Briers after the Wolves' 50-10 Stobart Super League victory over the London Broncos at the Halliwell Jones Stadium.Read

McCarthy 'right man for the job'

Manager Mick McCarthy apologised to Wolves' fans after their 5-1 home mauling by West Brom - but insisted he remains the right man for the job.Read

Mancini hopeful Tevez will return

Manchester City manager Roberto Mancini is hopeful Carlos Tevez will return this week as peace now appears likely to break out between the previously feuding duo.Read

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