"I said that whilst we had not secured our Primera Liga status I was not going to say anything"
Getafe coach Michael Laudrup has confirmed he will walk away from the club in the summer after just one season. via Football.co.uk
"If they had won those, no questions would have been raised about his captaincy"
Firm backing: Anil Kumble comes out in support of Rahul Dravid © Getty Images Anil Kumble has firmly backed Rahul Dravid, the captain of the Bangalore Royal Challengers, and said it was time "people who ... via The Cricketer International
"I'm not sure they play better as a team. That's been our strength, not the whole tournament, the last four games. "That's our only chance, playing very solid as a team."
For reasons that remain as mysterious as the unlisted ingredients in a Swedish meatball, the Tre Kronor crowd was actually favoured to beat Team Canada last year in Moscow. via National Post
The Honda Racing F1 Team today completed a three-day test at the Paul Ricard facility in the south of France.
David Mathis continued his birdie assault at the BMW Charity Pro-Am, shooting a 7-under-par 65 at Bright's Creek Golf Club to grab a two-shot lead at the tournament's halfway point.
"I'm more focused on what I need to do ... on all the work I have to do."
For nearly an hour Friday morning, Dwyane Wade was in constant motion, shooting jumper after jumper. via Slam Sports
Coppinger was too hot to handle for Southend and netted a hat-trick Doncaster set up a League One play-off final against Leeds on 25 May after a dominant semi-final win over Southend. via BBC News
"I don't want to be making predictions but I don't think he will be back for the Roses game. "Maybe Fred will be back against Nottinghamshire [on June 6], but it is early days. He is taking it easy this week."
Lancashire cricket manager Mike Watkinson has confirmed that Andrew Flintoff is likely to be unavailable for all of England's Test series with New Zealand through injury. via Daily Express
"To be honest, the ranking has never really been a big deal for me. Whether I'm number one or five, my main goal is just to keep winning tennis matches. The ranking will take care of itself if I keep winning matches."
ROME * Russian Maria Sharapova will be the new women's world number one when the WTA rankings are released on Monday, the WTA said in a statement yesterday. via The Peninsula
FIA president Max Mosley will scale back his official duties for the upcoming Monaco Grand Prix F1 event. via TSN.ca
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