MILAN: Renewed soccer violence in Italy has led officials to consider whether social issues are the real cause of the problem rather than traditional football rivalries.
LONDON: Seven-time world champion Michael Schumacher came out of retirement on Tuesday to set the fastest lap in testing for Ferrari at Barcelona's Circuit de Catalunya.
MADRID: The club of America's Cup holders Alinghi has demanded US team BMW Oracle withdraw a lawsuit that is holding up plans to stage the 2009 event in Valencia.
SYDNEY: Facing a challenge brings out the best in John Fahey.
MONTREAL: There will be few tears shed when Dick Pound steps down from his post as World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) chief at the end of the year.
NYON, Switzerland: UEFA's influential strategy council has come out against Michel Platini's plans to hand Champions League places to domestic cup winners, according to sources involved in the negotiations.
ROME: The specter of football violence in Italy resurfaced on Sunday after the shooting death of a fan by a policeman sparked nationwide disturbances, which forced the suspension of three scheduled first division matches.
LONDON: Cristiano Ronaldo scored twice as Manchester United pulled clear at the top of the Premier League with a 2-0 win over in-form Blackburn at Old Trafford on Sunday.
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