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MOTORSPORT : Jenson Button can finally relax after watching the sun set on Formula One’s first day-night race – and a season to remember for him.
FOOTBALL : Goalkeeper Shay Given produced a superb display to earn Manchester City a point which their below-par performance barely deserved against Birmingham at St Andrews.
GOLF : England’s Ross Fisher is the new Volvo World Match Play champion after a 4&3 victory over American Anthony Kim at Finca Cortesin in Spain.
CYCLING : Sir Chris Hoy’s Team Sky+HD won a thrilling battle with Great Britain in the final of the men’s team sprint at the Track World Cup at Manchester Velodrome.
FOOTBALL : Brighton have sacked manager Russell Slade following a poor start to the season.
FOOTBALL : Arsenal’s security around the dug-out at the Emirates Stadium has been highlighted again after Tottenham staff reported the behaviour of a fan to stewards.
FOOTBALL : The Clydesdale Bank Premier League match between Dundee United and Rangers at Tannadice was abandoned at half-time due to a waterlogged pitch.
FOOTBALL : Manchester United midfielder Michael Carrick wants to put down a marker at Stamford Bridge next Sunday.
MOTORSPORT : Sebastian Vettel made Formula One history by becoming the winner of the sport’s first day-night race.
CRICKET : Andrew Strauss has demanded his England side view their Ashes triumph as only a stepping stone to become the world’s best team.
RUGBY : Saracens boss Brendan Venter saluted his team’s “courage and determination” after they reeled off a seventh successive Guinness Premiership victory at Bath.
FOOTBALL : Gordon Taylor insists the players’ union will support disgraced footballer Marlon King.
FOOTBALL : Blackburn manager Sam Allardyce believes the club may be over the worst of the swine flu virus which affected him and a number of players.
FOOTBALL : Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger talked up his team’s Barclays Premier League title chances after brushing aside Tottenham 3-0 at the Emirates Stadium and denting their rivals’ hopes of sustaining a top-four challenge.
FOOTBALL : Starting top of the table against champions Manchester United next weekend is more important to Chelsea boss Carlo Ancelotti than the manner of their victory over Bolton.
