May
2009
Articles from 10th May 2009
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Saints crush Dragons
May 10 2009 | National Sport
St Helens made a timely return to form to maintain their grip on the Carnegie Challenge Cup with a clinical 42-8 destruction of Catalans Dragons in a one-sided fifth-round tie at Knowsley Road. Read
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Gasquet admits to failed drugs test
May 10 2009 | National Sport
Richard Gasquet has vowed to prove his innocence after confirming he tested positive for cocaine at a tournament in March. Read
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Blues cruise past Gunners
May 10 2009 | National Sport
Chelsea ensured they claimed an automatic place in next season's Champions League with a comfortable 4-1 victory over Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium. Read
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United close on title
May 10 2009 | National Sport
First-half goals from Cristiano Ronaldo and Carlos Tevez took Manchester United to within four points of another Premier League title with a 2-0 win over Manchester City. Read
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Button claims Spanish success
May 10 2009 | National Sport
Jenson Button continued his dominance of this season's Formula One world championship with his fourth win in five races after a superb pit-stop strategy switch at the Spanish Grand Prix. Read
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Booth hails Catt
May 10 2009 | National Sport
Toby Booth hopes Mike Catt will continue playing after watching him inspire London Irish to a 17-0 Guinness Premiership play-off victory over Harlequins. Read
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End of the road for Corry
May 10 2009 | National Sport
Former England rugby captain Martin Corry has announced his retirement. Read
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Taylor slams Drogba actions
May 10 2009 | National Sport
UEFA general secretary David Taylor believes Didier Drogba's midweek outburst was a blow to the 'Respect' campaign - and has admitted Chelsea may have to wait several weeks before discovering his fate. Read
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Bell and Sidebottom back for England
May 10 2009 | National Sport
England have recalled Warwickshire batsman Ian Bell and Nottinghamshire left-armer Ryan Sidebottom for the second npower Test against West Indies. Read
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Usmanov calls for Gunners spree
May 10 2009 | National Sport
Arsenal must "step up" their transfer dealings this summer if they want to compete with Manchester United, according to major shareholder Alisher Usmanov. Read
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Robinho: City champions in two years
May 10 2009 | National Sport
Robinho insists Manchester City can win the Barclays Premier League within the next two years - although doubts have emerged over the future of one of their most promising stars. Read
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Grieving Palacios flies home
May 10 2009 | National Sport
Tottenham do not expect midfielder Wilson Palacios to play for them again this season following the apparent murder of his teenage brother Honduras. Read
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Platini 'happy' with English dominance
May 10 2009 | National Sport
UEFA president Michel Platini insists he would have been "happy" to see a second successive all-English Champions League final. Read
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Benitez hopes for a favour
May 10 2009 | National Sport
Liverpool boss Rafael Benitez took his side to the top of the Barclays Premier League with victory over West Ham - then challenged Manchester City to blow the title race wide open. Read
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Hiddink calls for video technology
May 10 2009 | National Sport
Chelsea boss Guus Hiddink has urged football's authorities to come to the aid of referees by introducing video technology for key decisions. Read
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Tevez resigned to United exit
May 10 2009 | National Sport
Argentina forward Carlos Tevez admitted he expects to leave Manchester United in the summer. Read
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King arrested outside London nightclub
May 10 2009 | National Sport
England defender Ledley King was arrested outside a nightclub over an alleged assault, sources said. Read
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Cejka must hold off prowling Tiger
May 10 2009 | National Sport
Germany's Alex Cejka extended his lead at The Players Championship but will have to deal with Tiger Woods in Sunday's final pairing at TPC Sawgrass. Overnight leader Cejka teed off in the last pairing with England's Ian Poulter with both golfers entertaining thoughts of a maiden PGA Tour victory. Read
