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Headlines (04 April) :
Giants win in London
Leroy Cudjoe scored a hat-trick of tries as
Huddersfield moved into third place in the Engage Super League with a
32-18 victory over a gutsy Harlequins side at The Stoop.
O'Neill won't 'down tools'
Martin O'Neill admits he will discuss his future with
Aston Villa owner Randy Lerner in the summer but insisted it was not
in his nature to "down tools" purely over the size of the
club's transfer budget.
Ferguson blasts officials
Sir Alex Ferguson launched an angry tirade at referee
Mike Dean and his officials after watching Manchester United fall to
a controversial Didier Drogba winner at Old Trafford on Saturday
afternoon.
Haye defends heavyweight title
David Haye dismantled John Ruiz to make a successful
first defence of his WBA world heavyweight title in a brutal showdown
at the MEN Arena.
Wenger to hold new contract talks - report
Arsene Wenger will discuss a new contract with Arsenal
in the summer or autumn, it has been reported.
Vettel leads Red Bull to Sepang success
Red Bull finally got the reward their pace this season
has deserved as Sebastian Vettel led a one-two ahead of team-mate
Mark Webber at the Malaysian Grand Prix.
Dowie waits on Boateng prognosis
Hull boss Iain Dowie remains hopeful captain George
Boateng's injury is not as serious as first feared after the
midfielder was knocked unconscious in the 2-0 defeat at Stoke.
Mancini keeps his feet on the ground
Robert Mancini was keeping a cool head as Manchester
City became the first team to score five goals before half-time in
the Premier League.
Harrington: Woods must open up
Padraig Harrington believes Tiger Woods will have to
face a "huge amount of questions" about his private life
before he is allowed to just get on with the job of being the world's
best golfer.
Bruce hails Bent despite penalty misses
Sunderland boss Steve Bruce saluted match-winner
Darren Bent despite seeing him miss two penalties in a 3-1 win over
his former club Tottenham. |
International Results Roundup
Dateline 03 April 2010
FOOTBALL
Barclays Premier League
Arsenal 1 Wolverhampton 0 Bolton 0 Aston Villa 1
Burnley 1 Man City 6 Man Utd 1 Chelsea 2 Portsmouth 0 Blackburn 0
Stoke 2 Hull 0 Sunderland 3 Tottenham 1
Scottish Premier
Motherwell 0 Falkirk 1 Rangers 1 Hamilton 0 St Mirren
1 Hearts 1
Coca-Cola Championship
Bristol City 1 Nottm Forest 1 Cardiff 2 Swansea 1
Coventry 0 Derby 1 Doncaster 1 Plymouth 2 Ipswich 2 Reading 1
Middlesbrough 1 Crystal Palace 1 Peterborough 2 Newcastle 3 Preston 1
Watford 1 QPR 1 Sheff Wed 1 Sheff Utd 0 Barnsley 0
RUGBY UNION
Guinness Premiership
Gloucester (16) 29 Saracens (13) 28 Harlequins (10) 23
Newcastle (6) 14 Leeds Carnegie (7) 7 Northampton (3) 14 Leicester
(25) 43 Bath (13) 20
The Magners League
Ulster (9) 24 Cardiff Blues (23) 33
The Championship Pool B
Doncaster (6) 19 Exeter (10) 21 London Welsh (6) 12
Nottingham (8) 29
The Championship Pool C
Coventry (3) 6 Moseley (0) 3 Rotherham Titans (21) 33
Birmingham & Solihull (13) 20
GOLF
Shell Houston Open
Collated third round scores & totals in the USPGA
Tour Shell Houston Open, Redstone GC, Humble, Houston, Texas, United
States of America(USA unless stated, par 72):
206 Bryce Molder 69 66 71, Anthony Kim 68 69 69 208
Vaughn Taylor 68 70 70, Joe Ogilvie 70 67 71 209 Jeff Maggert 70 69
70, Graham Delaet (Can) 71 67 71, Lee Westwood (Eng) 69 68 72 210
Justin Leonard 69 74 67, Omar Uresti 69 69 72, Charl Schwartzel (Rsa)
71 72 67, Kevin Sutherland 68 73 69, Matt Kuchar 69 72 69, Cameron
Percy (Aus) 67 69 74, Padraig Harrington (Irl) 69 69 72 211 Kevin
Stadler 67 70 74, Adam Scott (Aus) 69 70 72, Roland Thatcher 70 71
70, Bubba Watson 73 67 71, James Driscoll 68 70 73, Josh Teater 73 69 69
BOXING
David Haye dismantled
John Ruiz to make a successful first defence of his WBA world
heavyweight title in a brutal showdown at the MEN Arena. Haye
outclassed the limited but courageous Ruiz who refused to take a
backwards step until he was rescued by his corner towards the end of
the ninth.
ROWING
Cambridge University overturned the odds to beat
Oxford by clear water and win the 156th Xchanging Boat Race. The
Light Blues, who raced from the Middlesex station after losing the
toss, tasted victory on the Tideway for the first time since 2007. |
