Track intruder sets pulses racing

A lone intruder disrupted the Singapore Grand Prix on Sunday when he ambled across the floodlit track midway through the Formula One race and strolled by the metal fences as cars sped past.

Price is right for Blue Jays

David Price got the Blue Jays off to a winning start in Toronto's most important series of the season on Monday.

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Fergie reveals pursuit of Pep

Alex Ferguson lined up Pep Guardiola as his potential successor at Manchester United but the Spanish coach did not call him before taking the Bayern Munich job.

Sir Alex backs Martial price tag

Former Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson joked on Monday that Anthony Martial's explosive start to life in English soccer proved the club was right to break the bank for him.

Following in a youthful tradition

Young Martial reminding fans of the 'Class of '92'

Grateful Peterson gives fans a game to remember

Minnesota Vikings fans welcomed back Adrian Peterson with a standing ovation on Sunday and the running back thanked them with 192 yards of offense in the Vikings' first victory of the season.

Peoples' republic of opportunity

The way Daryl Peoples sees it, athletic freedom and equality provide a rich environment to grow professional boxing in China.

Day on cruise control

Aussie moves to world No 1 with wire-to-wire win

Controversy mars US Cup win

European stalwart Suzann Pettersen, the subject of most of the US anger on a stormy final day of the Solheim Cup, had no regrets over her part in a controversial incident on Sunday.

Jose, Arsene clash over Costa

Arsenal boss left fuming after 2-0 loss to archrival

Pellegrini right to be bleak about title predictions

Manuel Pellegrini took no pleasure in being proved correct but Manchester City's surprise 2-1 home defeat to West Ham illustrated his belief the Premier League title race is far from over.