Monthly Archive: November 2009
GOLF : Tiger Woods has pulled out of his own tournament this week due to the injuries he suffered in a car crash last Friday.
RUGBY : The job of coaching England is set to revert to a full-time position, the Rugby Football League have confirmed.
BOXING : Manny Pacquiao may fight Yuri Foreman before taking on Floyd Mayweather Jr, trainer Freddie Roach has revealed.
TENNIS : Serena Williams was on Monday handed a three-year suspended ban from the US Open after her verbal tirade at a lineswoman at this year’s event.
FOOTBALL : Ryan Shawcross is an injury concern ahead of Stoke’s Barclays Premier League visit to Arsenal next weekend after sustaining a groin problem.
FOOTBALL : The Football Association are to investigate the throwing of an object – believed to be a camera – on to the pitch during Sunday’s Barclays Premier League match between Arsenal and Chelsea at the Emirates Stadium.
FOOTBALL : Liverpool midfielder Javier Mascherano believes he should be credited with the opening strike in Sunday’s 212th Merseyside derby despite it going down as a Joseph Yobo own goal.
TENNIS : Nikolay Davydenko admits an end to his grand slam duck could still be a long way off despite his brilliant victory at the Barclays ATP World Tour Finals.
RUGBY : Wales boss Warren Gatland claims it would be “fantastic” to see Gavin Henson feature again in his Test match plans.
FOOTBALL : Lee Bowyer insisted his qualities have never waned and that he has proved the doubters wrong after becoming Birmingham’s goal-scoring hero for the second successive match.
FOOTBALL : Liverpool manager Rafael Benitez hailed Jose Reina as “one of the best goalkeepers in the world” after a singular piece of brilliance helped the side to a 2-0 victory in the 212th Merseyside derby at Goodison Park.
FOOTBALL : Defiant Arsene Wenger insists his young Arsenal side have the fight needed to force themselves back into the Barclays Premier League title race – and maintained all was not lost despite a crushing 3-0 home defeat by leaders Chelsea.
FOOTBALL : Zlatan Ibrahimovic’s superb second-half volley secured 10-man Barcelona a 1-0 victory over fierce rivals Real Madrid in ‘El Clasico’ at the Nou Camp.
GOLF : Tiger Woods broke his silence about the car accident he was involved in early on Friday morning as Florida Highway Patrol were informed the world number one golfer had cancelled another scheduled interview with its troopers and appointed a lawyer to represent him in the case.
FOOTBALL : Chelsea went five points clear at the top of the Barclays Premier League as they outclassed a wasteful Arsenal in a 3-0 win at the Emirates Stadium.
