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Wenger to sign new deal with Arsenal

Article Staff Reporter - 27 Jan 2014

Arsene Wenger will manage Arsenal for a 20th season, the club says, and will soon be signing a new deal with it.

Cycling sponsor suing UCI over Armstrong saga

Article Staff Reporter - 5 Nov 2012

Sportswear company Skins is suing cycling's governing body for $2-million, claiming brand damage for backing the sport.

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Chelsea score sweet revenge with League Cup win against Man Utd

Article Staff Reporter - 1 Nov 2012

Chelsea came from behind three times against Manchester United before a nine-goal thriller was settled by Ramires' in the League Cup quarterfinals.

Germans implode against Sweden, Spain’s winning run ends

Article Staff Reporter - 17 Oct 2012

Spain's run of 24 qualifying wins was halted by France, while Germany spectacularly collapsed to allow Sweden to draw 4-4.

John Terry banned for four matches for racial abuse

Article Staff Reporter - 28 Sep 2012

From the heights of captaining England and Chelsea, John Terry's football career faces being forever marred by being found guilty of racial abuse.

Verdict due in Terry’s racism trial

Article Staff Reporter - 12 Jul 2012

The verdict in John Terry's racism trial is expected on Friday -- if found guilty he will be the first UK footballer convicted of racial abuse.

Cole stands up for Terry in racism trial

Article Staff Reporter - 11 Jul 2012

Chelsea defender Ashley Cole has defended captain John Terry against accusations of racism on the second day of his teammate's trial.

Rooney’s return secures England in Euro 2012 quarterfinals

Article Staff Reporter - 20 Jun 2012

Wayne Rooney returned from a two-match ban to deliver a goal and give his team a 1-0 win over Ukraine and a spot in the Euro 2012 quarterfinals.

Bolt ready to give a good show at the Olympics

Article Staff Reporter - 2 Jun 2012

While still only 25 years old, triple Olympic champion Usain Bolt is realising he doesn't have the energy levels he once enjoyed.

England declares Roy Hodgson the man for the job

Article Staff Reporter - 2 May 2012

England's soccer team has been placed in the hands of an Englishman, with Roy Hodgson hired as the coach to end the team's 46-year title drought.

West Brom’s Hodgson in talks for ‘pinnacle of success’

Article Staff Reporter - 30 Apr 2012

England's Football Association has been in talks with West Brom's Roy Hodgson to become England's head coach barely a month before Euro 2012 starts.

Fulham draw keeps rival Chelsea down

Article Staff Reporter - 10 Apr 2012

Clint Dempsey scored his 22nd goal of the season for Fulham to clinch a 1-1 draw against Chelsea and prevent its rival from climbing.

Muamba’s cardiac arrest prompts medical review

Article Staff Reporter - 20 Mar 2012

As Fabrice Muamba recovers in hospital, the Premier League has been prompted to see if medical tests for soccer player can be improved.

Messi inspires Barca to knockout phase victory

Article Staff Reporter - 15 Feb 2012

Ab inspirational display from Lionel Messi on Tuesday put the European Champions League holders on the verge of the quarterfinals.

Redknapp ‘ready’ to take England top job

Article Staff Reporter - 11 Feb 2012

Enduring a five-year police investigation for tax fraud has prepared Harry Redknapp for the "aggravation" he would face if hired as England coach.

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