May
2009
Articles from 13th May 2009
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Novo salvages point for Gers
May 13 2009 | National Sport
Nacho Novo rescued a 1-1 draw for Rangers against Hibernian in controversial circumstances as the Clydesdale Bank Premier League title race took another dramatic turn. Read
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United move closer to title
May 13 2009 | National Sport
Manchester United will be crowned Premier League champions on Saturday if they avoid defeat against Arsenal at Old Trafford after a 2-1 win over Wigan. Read
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Alonso agent quashes transfer talk
May 13 2009 | National Sport
Liverpool midfielder Xabi Alonso's agent has dismissed reports suggesting the Spain international is set for a summer exit. Read
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Quinlan to miss Lions tour
May 13 2009 | National Sport
Alan Quinlan will miss the British and Irish Lions tour of South Africa after being banned for 12 weeks. Read
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Evans ruled out with injury
May 13 2009 | National Sport
Scotland centre Max Evans is set to miss the start of next season after being ruled out for up to six months with a serious knee injury. Read
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Tristan to discuss new deal
May 13 2009 | National Sport
West Ham striker Diego Tristan will wait until the end of the season before he discusses staying at the club with manager Gianfranco Zola. Read
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Gunn confirmed as Canaries boss
May 13 2009 | National Sport
Norwich have confirmed Bryan Gunn, Ian Butterworth and Ian Crook as the club's management team for next season as they seek to make an immediate return to the Coca-Cola Championship. Read
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Gayle stands by comments
May 13 2009 | National Sport
West Indies captain Chris Gayle does not care about Test cricket's future and stood by his pointed comments about his England counterpart Andrew Strauss. Read
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Renault to quit F1 over rules
May 13 2009 | National Sport
Renault have joined forces with Ferrari by confirming their intention to withdraw from the 2010 Formula One world championship unless recently-adopted regulations are revised. Read
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Ponting expects return of old guard
May 13 2009 | National Sport
Australia captain Ricky Ponting would not be surprised if England recall former skipper Michael Vaughan and paceman Steve Harmison for this summer's Ashes. Read
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Strauss stands up for Tests
May 13 2009 | National Sport
England captain Andrew Strauss has hit back at comments from West Indies counterpart Chris Gayle concerning the future of Test cricket. Read
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Surprised Gerrard delighted with award
May 13 2009 | National Sport
Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard admits he was surprised to be voted Footballer of the Year by the Football Writers' Association. Read
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NFL consider second UK game
May 13 2009 | National Sport
National Football League commissioner Roger Goodell has confirmed a second regular season game to be held in the United Kingdom is being considered. Read
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Saints sign Soliola
May 13 2009 | National Sport
St Helens are to plug their centre vacancy with the capture of New Zealand international Sia Soliola. Read
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RFU plans World Cup extravaganza
May 13 2009 | National Sport
The Rugby Football Union has vowed to stage the biggest World Cup ever after unveiling details of its bid to host the 2015 tournament in England. Read
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FIA face anarchy after Ferrari threat
May 13 2009 | National Sport
The FIA are facing anarchy following Ferrari's threat to withdraw from the sport from 2010 unless there are fundamental changes to the new regulations. Read
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Gayle: No tears if Test cricket dies
May 13 2009 | National Sport
Chris Gayle claims he would not miss Test cricket if it died and also revealed he is on the verge of standing down as West Indies captain. Read
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Hughes rules out Raul move
May 13 2009 | National Sport
Manchester City boss Mark Hughes has dismissed talk of a bid for Real Madrid striker Raul, claiming it is the latest example of agents trying to take advantage of the club's vast resources. Read
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Usmanov hints at cash injection
May 13 2009 | National Sport
Alisher Usmanov could be ready to help Arsenal pay off some of their debt in a bid to help them challenge for honours at home and in Europe. Read
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Bruce: Class of '94 would test United
May 13 2009 | National Sport
Steve Bruce reckons his Manchester United heroes of '94 would be a match for Sir Alex Ferguson's all-conquering side. Read
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Ferdinand: Boss always believed
May 13 2009 | National Sport
Sir Alex Ferguson proved to be spot on when he told his players Manchester United would one day rule English football again. Read
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Gerrard claims Writers' prize
May 13 2009 | National Sport
Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard has been voted the 2009 Footballer of the Year by the Football Writers' Association. Read
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Coppell leaves Reading
May 13 2009 | National Sport
Steve Coppell has resigned as manager of Reading in the wake of the club's 2-0 defeat at home to Burnley in the second leg of the Championship play-offs on Tuesday night. Read
