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Headlines (13 September) :
Keegan meeting leaves further questions
Newcastle owner Mike Ashley and Kevin Keegan were
unable to resolve their differences following a meeting on Friday.
Fergie dampens City enthusiasm
Sir Alex Ferguson has warned Manchester City that
having the most cash does not guarantee they will end up with the
best team.
Beijing delight for Darren
Darren Kenny won his fourth gold medal of the
Paralympic Games as Great Britain celebrated four successes in
Beijing on Saturday.
Poyet will stay, insists Allen
Clive Allen does not believe Gus Poyet will become the
new manager at Newcastle because he is happy as Tottenham's first
team coach.
Hamilton happy to move on
Lewis Hamilton heads into Sunday's Italian Grand Prix
far from disheartened at the end of what might have been a trying
week.
Scolari hails Robinho
Chelsea manager Luiz Felipe Scolari believes Robinho
is worth every penny of the £32.4million Manchester City paid
for the Brazilian - even though his bosses thought otherwise on
transfer deadline day.
Symonds' omission will help us - Sehwag
Indian opening batsman Virender Sehwag said Andrew
Symonds' exclusion from the Australian team would favour India in
their upcoming Test series.
Tait makes early stand
Alan Tait has laid down the law to his Newcastle
players - just one week into a new Guinness Premiership season.
Bulls coach left fuming
Bradford coach Steve McNamara blasted video referee
Richard Silverwood's decision to disallow his side an early try as
the Bulls' season came to an end with a 30-14 defeat by Wigan in the
opening round of the engage Super League play-offs.
Mosley dismisses bias suggestions
Max Mosley has offered Lewis Hamilton his personal
backing in this year's Formula One world title race. |
International Results Roundup
Dateline 12 September 2008
FOOTBALL
Coca-Cola Division One Hartlepool 4 Cheltenham 1
GOLF
Mercedes-Benz Championship
Collated second round scores & totals of the
European Tour Mercedes-Benz Championship, Gut Larchenhof GC,
Hahnenstrasse, Cologne, Germany(Gbr & Irl unless stated, par 72):
136 Robert Karlsson (Swe) 67 69 137 Jean-Francois
Lucquin (Fra) 66 71 138 Peter Hanson (Swe) 69 69 139 Richard Finch 66
73 140 Soren Hansen (Den) 73 67, Marcel Siem (Ger) 72 68 141 Ross
Fisher 68 73, Michael Campbell (Nzl) 71 70, Marc Warren 72 69, Johan
Edfors (Swe) 74 67 142 Francesco Molinari (Ita) 71 71, James Kingston
(Rsa) 69 73, Alexander Noren (Swe) 71 71, Mikko Ilonen (Fin) 72 70,
Paul Lawrie 70 72, Jose Manuel Lara (Spa) 73 69
Bell Micro LPGA Classic
Collated second round scores & totals in the LPGA
tour Bell Micro LPGA Classic, RTJ Golf Trail, Mobile, Alabama, United
States of America(USA unless stated, par 72):
135 Cristie Kerr 69 66 137 Angela Stanford 70 67 138
Michelle Ellis 68 70 139 Reilley Rankin 70 69 140 Mollie Fankhauser
71 69, Irene Cho 68 72, Laura Diaz 72 68, Anna Rawson (Aus) 67 73,
Shanshan Feng (Chn) 67 73, Katherine Hull (Aus) 71 69 141 Angela Park
(Bra) 68 73, Heather Daly-Donofrio 72 69, Hee Young Park (Kor) 71 70,
Jeong Jang (Kor) 69 72 142 Sarah Jane Kenyon 73 69, Song-Hee Kim
(Kor) 69 73, Allison Hanna-Williams 73 69
TENNIS
ATP BCR Open Romania Quarter-finals:
(2) Gilles Simon (Fra) bt Florent Serra (Fra) 6-2 6-3
(6) Carlos Moya (Spa) bt Guillermo Garcia-Lopez (Spa) 5-7 6-3 6-4 (8)
Jose Acasuso (Arg) bt Ivan Navarro Pastor (Spa) 6-4 6-4 (1) Richard
Gasquet (Fra) bt Teimuraz Gabashvili (Rus) 6-7 (6-8) 6-1 6-1
WTA Commonwealth Bank Classic Quarter-finals:
(4) Nadia Petrova (Rus) bt (5) Francesca Schiavone
(Ita) 6-4 6-3 (2) Patty Schnyder (Swi) bt Marta Domachowska (Pol) 6-2
6-2 (1) Daniela Hantuchova (Svk) bt Yung-Jan Chan (Tpe) 7-6 (7-4) 4-6
6-2 Tamira Paszek (Aut) bt (3) Flavia Pennetta (Ita) 4-6 6-0 6-2
PARALYMPICS
Darren Kenny won his
fourth gold medal of the Paralympic Games as Great Britain celebrated
four successes in Beijing today
It was Britain's 37th gold of the Games and took them
one behind China in the medal table - Britain's cyclists have now won
a remarkable 17 golds.
Danielle Brown and John
Stubbs struck gold at the Olympic Green Archery Field
before a glorious Games for Britain's cyclists continued on the road.
Rachel Morris, David Stone
and Sarah Storey were victorious in
their respective time-trials on day six and Britain have now won five
out of nine events entered at the Ming Tomb Reservoir road cycling
course.
Sascha Kindred was Britain's first finalist of the day
at the National Aquatics Center but could not add to the two golds he
won earlier in the week as Xu Qing took the men's S6 50 metres
butterfly in a world record of 30.79secs. The 30-year-old from
Hereford won bronze, finishing third in 32.49. |
