Djokovic survives comedy of errors

World No 1 finally prevails in mistake-filled marathon

What they are saying

Match-fixing concerns return as former player pleads guilty

Allegations of corruption in world tennis were reignited on Monday when a former Australian professional player pleaded guilty to match-fixing just hours after a top global bookmaker suspended betting on a suspicious match at the Australian Open.

On the sidelines

Such a scream

Contemporary pieces shown in Athens

A show of abstract art by 10 established Chinese artists opened on Wednesday at an art venue in Athens, after a tour of Italy.

Painters display works awash in ink traditions

Shitao, a famous landscape painter during the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911), had said: "Ink and brushwork should keep pace with the times."

An engraved legacy

Chinese-born French artist Zao Wou-ki's engravings will be shown in Nantong two years after his death. Deng Zhangyu reports.

Chorus of boos serenades United

Pressure mounts as van Gaal fails to rally his troops

Klopp's cardiac contingent outlasts Norwic

Jurgen Klopp admitted his heart was palpitating after Liverpool stole the points in dramatic fashion in its sensational 5-4 win over Norwich on Saturday.

Ranieri resting fatigued Foxes

Claudio Ranieri will give his league-leading Leicester City squad a well deserved rest as the Foxes prepare for a three-game acid test of their title credentials next month.

'Lucky locker' has Zhang dreaming of wearing crown

China's unlikely contender sets sights on Keys

Testy Tomic slights Federer with 'he's no Novak' comment

Outspoken Bernard Tomic taunted Roger Federer over his struggles against Novak Djokovic after the Swiss great candidly suggested the young Aussie needs to knuckle down if he wants to reach the top 10.