Gunners aiming for 'perfect run'

Arsene Wenger has said his Arsenal side needs a "perfect run" to have any chance of catching Premier League leaders Chelsea.

Real fired up for Atletico revenge on Euro stage

Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti says his side will be out to avenge the humiliation of its 4-0 defeat to Atletico Madrid in February when the sides meet in the Champions League quarterfinals on Tuesday.

Peaceful coexistence in Tiger-Sergio pairing

Tiger Woods and Sergio Garcia, frosty rivals at the heart of a 2013 racism row, spoke little and avoided controversy while playing together in Saturday's third round of the Masters.

Murray weds in hometown spectacular

Tennis ace Andy Murray married his long-term girlfriend Kim Sears at Dunblane's 12th century cathedral on Saturday, bringing his Scottish hometown to a standstill.

Hamilton wins in China as Rosberg fumes

Lewis Hamilton roared to victory at the Chinese Grand Prix but was then hit by a furious blast from Mercedes teammate Nico Rosberg as their long-running feud re-erupted on Sunday.

Living the American dream

The Linden Center in the sleepy village of Xizhou, Yunnan province has often been labelled as a luxury boutique hotel, but instead of providing guests with branded toiletries, limousine chauffeurs and personal butler services, the hotel owner is focusing on what he believes luxury is really about - learning.

Justin Bieber campaign boosts Calvin Klein's social status

Calvin Klein caused a spike in Bieber Fever.

Bubba seeks third green jacket

Bubba Watson was strolling up to the ninth green, toward the Augusta National clubhouse and that towering oak tree, when he was struck by a fact that still seems a bit unreal.

A return for Tiger, but not the Eisenhower Tree

Tiger Woods felt right at home at Augusta National, a golf course he has been playing since 1995.

IN BRIEF (Page 18)

Spieth a bigger threat after frustrating miss

Jordan Spieth missed a chance at a historic Masters debut victory last year under the greatest pressure of his career but returns to Augusta National this week confident and comfortable.

Five Masters rookies to watch

Not since Fuzzy Zoeller in 1979 has a player won the Masters in his tournament debut. There are 20 Masters rookies in the 2015 field, below the record of 24 set last year. Here are five to look out for: