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Sports Holiday

The Sphere In Review

[2017-02-01 07:42]

From the court to the beach and the pitch, ball sports enjoyed a high profile in 2016. Here are some memorable examples ...

Chapeco rises from ashes of tragedy

[2017-01-23 06:59]

Chapecoense, the up and coming Brazilian soccer club decimated by a plane crash, proudly strode back on the field on Saturday with a new lineup for its first match since the November tragedy.

Rooney record can't mask Mourinho's concern

[2017-01-23 06:59]

Jose Mourinho wants record-breaker Wayne Rooney to help Manchester United solve a familiar problem after it again failed to turn its dominance into three points in a 1-1 draw with Stoke City on Saturday.

Siblings keep it all in the family

[2017-01-23 06:59]

The life of a professional tennis player can be a lonely existence.

Muddled Murray meets his match

[2017-01-23 06:59]

Andy Murray's hopes of finally getting his hands on the Australian Open title were ended for another year when the top seed and world No 1 was tied up in knots and flung out of the fourth round by Germany's Mischa Zverev on Sunday.

Agassi figures Djokovic will bounce back

[2017-01-23 06:59]

Tennis legend Andre Agassi on Saturday backed misfiring Novak Djokovic to pull out of his slump after he crashed out of the Australian Open.

Courtside

[2017-01-23 06:59]

Name of the game

French food guide highlights Chinese cuisine

[2017-01-21 07:00]

Foodies who are eager to sample delicious Chinese food must not miss the newly published book - The Guide to La Liste's Top Chinese Restaurants.

Chef brings attention to cuisine of Melania Trump's homeland

[2017-01-21 07:00]

A master chef is bringing attention to the cuisine of Melania Trump's homeland.

Conte cools Costa controversy

[2017-01-16 08:39]

Chelsea manager Antonio Conte said he will keep any problems in-house after dismissing claims of a rift with star striker Diego Costa.

Wenger hails angry Alexis

[2017-01-16 08:39]

Arsene Wenger lavished praise on Alexis Sanchez after Arsenal brushed aside Swansea 4-0 at Liberty Stadium on Saturday, despite the Chilean star's anger at being substituted.

Barca boss anxious to keep Messi

[2017-01-16 08:39]

Following a week of institutional upheaval, Barcelona president Josep Maria Bartomeu on Saturday sought to clarify the club's position on Lionel Messi's future by declaring the Argentine superstar is "indispensable".