Rooney no longer Ferguson's problem

Sir Alex Ferguson is content to leave the problem of what to do about Wayne Rooney to new manager David Moyes.Read

Benitez: Mission accomplished

Rafael Benitez declared "job done" as he prepared for his final match as Chelsea manager.Read

Villas-Boas wants technical director

Andre Villas-Boas hopes Tottenham will finally grant his wish to employ a technical director at the club before the start of next season.Read

Wilshere: Beckham one of the greats

Jack Wilshere has hailed David Beckham as a true great of the game.Read

Leinster achieve unique double

Leinster coach Joe Schmidt revelled in the unique feat of holding both the Heineken Cup and Amlin Challenge Cup at the same time following their 34-13 destruction of Stade Francais.Read

Gentle hails Hull confidence

Hull coach Peter Gentle claimed his side's 26-16 win over Warrington at the Halliwell Jones Stadium was no surprise.Read

Anderson: There's more to come

James Anderson can rub shoulders with England's all-time great bowlers after becoming just the fourth from this country to reach 300 Test wickets.Read

Leinster clinch Amlin Challenge Cup

Leinster emulated Chelsea by winning the Amlin Challenge Cup to ease the blow of losing their status of European champions - and they did it in style by beating Stade Francais 34-13.Read

Hull stun Wolves

Second rower Richard Whiting scored two second-half tries to add fresh impetus to Hull's mid-season revival as they condemned third-placed Warrington to a shock 26-16 home defeat.Read

Ferdinand close to new United deal

Defender Rio Ferdinand is expected to agree a new contract with Manchester United early next week.Read

Stoke probe 'banter gone wild'

Stoke have promised to launch an internal investigation after suggestions a pig's head was placed in the locker of striker Kenwyne Jones.Read

Anderson gets milestone but England toil

James Anderson joined Test cricket's elite 300 club, on a tough day otherwise for England against New Zealand at Lord's.Read

Sick Wiggins abandons Giro bid

Sir Bradley Wiggins admitted his disappointment after being forced to abandon the Giro d'Italia, a race the Olympic champion had made his number one priority this season.Read

Villa Park prepared for a play-off

The Premier League has announced that a possible third-place play-off between Chelsea and Arsenal will take place at Villa Park on May 26 - a move which could jeopardise the Blues' tour match against Manchester City in the USA scheduled for the day before.Read

Stoke launch training ground probe

Stoke have launched "a full internal investigation" into reports of an incident at their training ground on Friday, the club announced.Read

Benitez may miss lap of honour

Rafael Benitez has declined to reveal if he will take part in his Chelsea squad's lap of appreciation following Sunday's final match of the season at Stamford Bridge.Read

Williams waltzes into semi-finals

Women's world number one Serena Williams breezed into the last four of the Internazionali d'Italia in just 56 minutes with a 6-2 6-0 win over Carla Suarez Navarro of Spain.Read

Berdych stuns Djokovic

Tomas Berdych staged a stunning comeback to knock top seed and world number one Novak Djokovic out of the Internazionali d'Italia at the quarter-final stage.Read

Beckham to get Paris farewell

David Beckham will play for Paris St Germain in his last ever home match on Saturday, the club's manager Carlo Ancelotti has confirmed.Read

Anderson joins 300 club

James Anderson became only the fourth Englishman to reach 300 Test wickets when he had Peter Fulton caught at second slip at Lord's.Read