BRUSSELS: Liverpool fans cannot be blamed for the trouble at the Champions League final in Athens two weeks ago and are not the worst behaved in Europe, UEFA president Michel Platini said on Tuesday.
MILAN: Napoli and Genoa meet in a promotion decider on Sunday when one team will be assured of a return to Italy's Serie A after a troubled period of history.
CRAVEN ARMS, England: In the sport of throwing oneself down a mountain on a bike, Marc Beaumont is faster than anybody else.
WASHINGTON: The title-starved Cleveland Cavaliers know their chances of beating the San Antonio Spurs in the NBA finals rest largely on the broad shoulders of Drew Gooden.
LOS ANGELES: Although the US have dominated the Presidents Cup, captain Jack Nicklaus believes the Internationals boast greater strength in depth this year.
BERLIN: German striker Miroslav Klose slammed his national and Werder Bremen team-mate Torsten Frings yesterday over comments he made to the German press that Klose should quit the Bundesliga club.
LONDON: England captain Michael Vaughan has blamed all-rounder Andrew Flintoff for upsetting team spirit and derailing England's World Cup campaign, The Guardian newspaper reported yesterday.
BRUSSELS: Liverpool will not face any sanctions by UEFA following a report into security problems at last month's Champion League Final, senior sources at European soccer's governing body said on Monday.
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