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Justin Davis works from Paris, France. Paris-based reporter covering football #WorldCup and cycling #TDF for @AFP sports. Currently in Kazan, Russia with @AFPSports Justin Davis has over 872 followers on Twitter.

Costa Rica stun Italy to send England packing

Costa Rica reached the second round of the World Cup as Bryan Ruiz’s header saw them to a 1-0 win over Italy which also knocked out England.

Serena secures Rome final spot after win over Halep

Serena Williams says she hopes to improve her game for the French Open after easing into the Rome Open final with a 6-3, 6-0 win over Simona Halep.

Bayern Munich players celebrate after defeating Juventus 2-0 during the Uefa Champions League quarterfinal.

Bayern shoot to semis after 2-0 victory over Juventus

Second-half goals from Mario Mandžukić and Claudio Pizarro have sealed Bayern Munich’s Champions League semifinal place over Juventus.

Cadel Evans of Australia riding for BMC Racing goes to the start of stage twelve of the 2012 Tour de France.

Evans can see Tour de France title slipping away

Cadel Evans has two days in which to relaunch his yellow jersey bid but he seems resigned to missing out in the face of the formidable Sky team.

Bradley Wiggins.

Wiggins extends Tour de France lead

Bradley Wiggins tightened his grip on the yellow jersey with a Tour de France stage victory, heaping pressure on defending champion Cadel Evans.

Contador’s career decision hangs in the balance

Contador’s career decision hangs in the balance

Alberto Contador has to ponder his future as a professional cyclist after a two-year doping ban ruled him out of this year’s Tour de France.

Evans seals historic Tour de France for Australia

Evans seals historic Tour de France for Australia

Cadel Evans sealed an historic first Tour de France victory for his native Australia after the 21st and final stage of the epic race on Sunday.

Fight against doping overshadowed by Contador

Anti-doping chiefs are standing united to show the window for enhancing performance is getting smaller at the Tour de France.

Armstrong comes full circle as new trials begin

Lance Armstrong’s performance in the Tour de France, which finished on Sunday, have confirmed expectations that there will be no third comeback.

Contador takes giant leap towards third Tour win

Alberto Contador took a step towards a third yellow jersey win after matching a series of attacks from Andy Schleck on the Tour de France on Thursday.

Schleck wants Contador’s yellow jersey on Tourmalet

Schleck wants Contador’s yellow jersey on Tourmalet

Andy Schleck is planning to attack Tour de France rival Alberto Contador in a bid to take back the yellow jersey on the Col du Tourmalet on Thursday.

Fedrigo hits France for six as Contador unchallenged

Pierrick Fedrigo held off the threat of Lance Armstrong to hand the hosts their sixth success on the Tour de France 16th stage on Tuesday.

Cavendish ends victory famine on Tour’s fifth stage

Britain’s Mark Cavendish finally relaunched his stuttering sprint on the Tour de France by powering to victory on the fifth stage on Thursday.

Armstrong escapes carnage as peloton piles up

Lance Armstrong was reminded how tough life can be on the Tour de France as the first stage of the race ended in carnage on Sunday.

Landis claims may be Armstrong’s biggest test yet

To many, disgraced Tour de France champion Floyd Landis dipped to a new low last week when, after years of lying, he admitted to systematic doping.

Magnificent seven begin slow march to Bernabeu

Manchester United are among the European giants taking their first step towards the Champions League finals when the group stages get underway.

Tour chief hails clean race, but says war not over

Tour de France chief Christian Prudhomme was understandably cautious after celebrating a scandal-free 96th edition on Sunday.

Contador the target as yellow jersey battle sizzles

Luxembourg’s Andy Schleck is unequivocal about the only way to beat yellow jersey rival Alberto Contador on the Tour de France, and that is to attack.

Battle for yellow jersey moves up a gear

Australian Michael Rogers will head into the sixth stage of the Tour de France expecting the battle for the yellow jersey to soon move up a gear.

Evans drops to eighth as Armstrong strikes

Cadel Evans endured a test of his yellow jersey credentials on the third stage of the Tour de France which put Lance Armstrong in the limelight.