MILAN: Former Inter Milan striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic was named Italian players' association player of the year on Monday despite now being with Barcelona.
LONDON: Frank Lampard is adamant England will not get swept up in the hype surrounding their prospects at this year's World Cup in South Africa.
MANCHESTER, England: Manchester City manager Roberto Mancini insisted he had not fallen out with Robinho after bringing him off the bench only to substitute him during last weekend's defeat by Everton.
Lakers surge late to beat Magic in replay of last season's NBA Finals
TORONTO: Southern Europeans on the Toronto Raptors NBA team agree the city's multicultural feel makes it a great destination for foreign players, as long as they pack a snow shovel and long underwear.
Former champion and world No 1 made to battle against Andreev
MELBOURNE: Although Serena Williams opened her title defense with a clinical 6-2, 6-1 victory over Poland's Urszula Radwanska yesterday, her subdued performance provoked questions about whether she was reining in her personality.
MELBOURNE: A lesson for Melbourne locals: the little balding bloke sitting in the corner having dinner may be Nikolay Davydenko. Or it may not be.
China's elite women's tennis players rose steadily on the international stage in 2009, their first year outside the state-support system, thanks to the ground-breaking move initiated by the Chinese Tennis Association (CTA).
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