Ferguson signs off with LMA award

Sir Alex Ferguson was on Monday night named the LMA's Premier League manager of the year.Read

Saints fightback stuns Rhinos

St Helens halted their five-match losing run in sensational style, coming from 16-0 down to topple Super League champions Leeds with a 30-22 win at Headingley.Read

Froch: It's been a long time coming

Carl Froch admits Saturday's huge super-middleweight unification rematch with Mikkel Kessler has been "a long time coming" after waiting three years for his shot at revenge against his Danish rival.Read

Mourinho to leave Madrid

Jose Mourinho will leave Real Madrid at the end of the season after the club and the coach agreed to his departure by mutual consent, the club's president Florentino Perez has announced.Read

Doubt over Pietersen return date

Kevin Pietersen and England are still unsure whether he will be fully recovered from his knee injury in time for the start of this summer's Ashes.Read

Froch expecting close contest

Carl Froch has admitted his eagerly anticipated re-match with Mikkel Kessler in London is "a pick 'em fight", but remains supremely "confident" he will have his hand raised this weekend.Read

Saints duo join England party

England are to add Luther Burrell and Stephen Myler to their squad for their South American tour after Alex Goode and Joel Tomkins were ruled out through injury.Read

Rodwell earns England call-up

Manchester City midfielder Jack Rodwell has been called into the England squad for the forthcoming friendlies against Republic of Ireland and Brazil.Read

Pistorius will not compete in 2013

Oscar Pistorius will not compete again this year as he awaits trial for murder, despite receiving a number of meeting invitations, his agent has confirmed.Read

Leger hero Encke in positive test

Last year's Ladbrokes St Leger hero Encke is among seven further horses formerly in the care of Mahmood Al Zarooni to test positive for anabolic steroids, the British Horseracing Authority has said.Read

Gatland moving on from Wilko

British and Irish Lions head coach Warren Gatland has ruled out making another offer to Jonny Wilkinson to join the forthcoming tour to Australia.Read

Sigurdsson: Bale must stay

Midfielder Gylfi Sigurdsson warned that Tottenham would not be able to find a direct replacement for Gareth Bale if they let the award-winning star leave this summer.Read

Moyes backs Neville to be a success

David Moyes has tipped Phil Neville to have a successful career as a coach after the duo ended eras at Everton.Read

Lampard: Mourinho was the best

Frank Lampard has lauded the man-management credentials of former Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho ahead of an expected second coming of the Special One this summer.Read

Torres targets improvement

Fernando Torres will demand more of himself and Chelsea next season.Read

Lowe to join Mercedes

One of Formula One's worst-kept secrets this season has finally come to fruition with the news Paddy Lowe is to join Mercedes.Read

We knew what win meant - Koscielny

Laurent Koscielny insists the Arsenal players knew exactly what was at stake if they had failed to beat Newcastle and missed out on another shot at the Champions League.Read

Moyes set to meet United squad

David Moyes is set to meet the Manchester United squad on Monday morning as he begins the task of following in Sir Alex Ferguson's footsteps.Read

McDowell eyes Wentworth success

After winning one tournament synonymous with Wentworth, Graeme McDowell has turned his attention to improving his record in the event still held at the European Tour's headquarters.Read

Broad's spell delights Cook

Stuart Broad was an irresistible force as he and James Anderson left New Zealand in tatters at Lord's, and England captain Alastair Cook lauding their exemplary new-ball bowling.Read