We're in it to win it - Doyle

Striker Kevin Doyle insists it would be far from madness to consider the Republic of Ireland as potential Euro 2012 champions.Read

Chelsea may wait over Di Matteo deal

Roberto Di Matteo could be made to sweat over his Chelsea future until his contract expires, chief executive Ron Gourlay admitted on Monday night.Read

Sinfield landmark overshadowed by loss

Leeds skipper Kevin Sinfield scored his 3,000th point for the club, but St Helens put a dampener on his celebrations by completing a Stobart Super League double with a 31-18 win.Read

Boente: Haye turned down Vitali fight

Vitali Klitschko's manager claims David Haye dodged a fight against the Ukrainian as he was too scared to take him on.Read

Drogba to leave Chelsea - report

Didier Drogba has confirmed he plans to quit Chelsea following his Champions League final heroics, according to reports in France.Read

Same again for England

England have named an unchanged squad for the second Investec Test, following Monday's opening victory over West Indies at Lord's.Read

Euro award for Kearney

Leinster full-back Rob Kearney has been named the European Player of the Year after his outstanding contribution to the Irish province's latest Heineken Cup triumph.Read

Liverpool manager search continues

Liverpool will continue the process of sounding out prospective candidates for the vacant manager's job this week.Read

Cahill keen to learn from Blues veterans

Gary Cahill has urged Chelsea to keep hold of their old masters - because he has not finished studying under them yet.Read

Ennis: I'm in great shape

Jessica Ennis has set her sights on sending out a warning to her Olympic rivals when she competes in her first heptathlon of the year this weekend.Read

Improving Daley 'can take London medal'

British Diving performance director Alexei Evangulov believes Tom Daley can break China's dominance at this summer's Olympic Games.Read

Cook and Bell lead England to win

Alastair Cook and Ian Bell restored order in a century stand which guided England to a five-wicket win over West Indies in the first Investec Test.Read

Nadal beats Djokovic in Rome final

Rafael Nadal fought his way past world number one Novak Djokovic to lift the Rome Masters title in their rain-delayed final.Read

Solskjaer flattered by Villa interest

Molde manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is flattered to be considered the front-runner for the vacant Aston Villa job but expects other candidates to challenge him.Read

Cook steadies England ship

Alastair Cook guided England to within sight of victory, despite the threat from Kemar Roach in the first Investec Test at Lord's.Read

Kidney unveils Ireland squad

Ireland head coach Declan Kidney has named three uncapped players in his 29-man squad for the three-Test summer tour to world champions New Zealand.Read

Olympic torch flame goes out

The Olympic torch has gone out out for the first time during the London 2012 relay, organisers have confirmed.Read

Windies induce England wobble

Kemar Roach landed the first of two more blows to England's victory prospects with the wicket of Jonathan Trott early on the final morning of the first Investec Test at Lord's.Read

Officials to investigate hurdles blunder

A row is brewing over who was responsible for the blunder which cost Jessica Ennis a confidence-boosting personal best in the 100 metres hurdles.Read

First call-up for Donnelly, McPake

Teenage striker Rory Donnelly and Scotland-born defender James McPake have earned their first Northern Ireland call-ups for next month's friendly against Holland in Amsterdam.Read