Miller gives Gers victory

Kenny Miller's late header gave nine-man Rangers a 1-0 victory over St Mirren in a dramatic Co-operative Insurance Cup final at Hampden.Read

Warriors win again

Wigan pulled two points clear at the top of Engage Super League with an impressive 36-22 win that left Castleford still looking for a first home win of 2010.Read

Saints claim LV= Cup

Northampton qualified for next season's Heineken Cup after they completed the first stage of a possible trophy treble with a 30-24 win over Gloucester at Sixways.Read

City maintain Champions League push

Manchester City forward Carlos Tevez earned a 2-1 victory at Craven Cottage to maintain his side's Champions League hopes and give Fulham a European hangover.Read

Peacock joins Leeds injury list

England captain Jamie Peacock has joined Leeds Rhinos' worsening injury list.Read

Park seals vital victory

Manchester United came from behind to reclaim the Premier League's top spot with a 2-1 victory over Liverpool at Old Trafford.Read

Ferris: Occasion got to Ireland

Stephen Ferris fears Ireland were consumed by the occasion as their Croke Park farewell party ended with an anti-climatic upset.Read

Button hoping for more action

Jenson Button feels crucial decisions will have to be taken after the next few races if Formula One fails to brighten up its act.Read

France could provide Bleu-print

If Martin Johnson needed any reassurance the anguish of developing a new England team can ultimately be worth it, he need only listen to Marc Lievremont.Read

Lewis in good Moody as England improve

England captain Lewis Moody believes the team can improve another 30% after ending a generally lacklustre RBS 6 Nations campaign with a positive performance in a 12-10 defeat to France in Paris on Saturday night.Read

Hodgson urges caution

Fulham manager Roy Hodgson is adamant the club should not risk financial oblivion by trying to break into the Barclays Premier League's top six.Read

Ferdinand hid injury from Fergie

England captain Rio Ferdinand has revealed he hid the extent of his back problem from Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson, which left him "bent over like an old hunchback" and struggling to walk.Read

Terry lashes out at officials

Chelsea captain John Terry has hit out at the standard of refereeing in the Champions League in the wake of his side's elimination from the competition at the hands of Inter Milan.Read

City stars seek to change Bridge's mind

Manchester City's England contingent are trying to persuade team-mate Wayne Bridge to reverse his decision to quit the national side.Read

Staunton leaves Quakers

Darlington have parted company with a manager for the second time this season after opting to relieve Steve Staunton of his duties.Read

Tigers impress to leave Test in balance

Bangladesh registered the third highest total in their history before removing three of England's top order to leave the second Test delicately poised after two days.Read

England on back foot

England were on the back foot against Bangladesh after the hosts made the third highest total in their history before removing three of the tourists' top order on day two of the second Test.Read

England make steady start to reply

England made slow but steady progress on the second afternoon of the second Test after Bangladesh recorded the third-highest total in their history in the morning session.Read

Moyes: Victory sweet for Toffees

Everton manager David Moyes felt his side thoroughly deserved their three points after a hard-fought Barclays Premier League win over 10-man Bolton.Read

Villa boss in awe of 'exceptional' Young

Aston Villa manager Martin O'Neill hailed a "mesmeric" performance from winger Ashley Young as his side salvaged a point with a 2-2 home draw against Wolves.Read