National Sport for 21 September 2008

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United States regain cup Sep 21 2008

The Ryder Cup returned to American hands in Muhammad Ali's home town on Sunday as Nick Faldo's plan to "float like a butterfly and sting like a bee" went up in smoke.Read

Cup hopes start to slip away Sep 21 2008

Sergio Garcia suffered the heaviest defeat of his Ryder Cup career as the United States edged towards a first Ryder Cup victory in nine years at Valhalla.Read

Misery for Garcia Sep 21 2008

Sergio Garcia suffered the heaviest defeat of his Ryder Cup career as Europe faced a tough battle to claim a fourth successive Ryder Cup victory at Valhalla.Read

Europe unable to close gap Sep 21 2008

Europe today failed to find the fast start they needed to boost their hopes of a fourth successive Ryder Cup victory at Valhalla.Read

Tigers in Stelios talks Sep 21 2008

Hull are in talks with former Bolton midfielder Stelios Giannakopoulos.Read

No singles flying start for Europe Sep 21 2008

The fast start Europe needed to boost their hopes of a fourth successive Ryder Cup victory failed to materialise today at Valhalla.Read

Garcia leads European charge Sep 21 2008

Sergio Garcia today led Europe's attempt to recover from a two-point deficit and claim a fourth straight Ryder Cup victory at Valhalla.Read

Tigers tamed by Toffees Sep 21 2008

Tim Cahill and Leon Osman struck as Everton fought back from a two-goal deficit to grab a 2-2 draw at Hull.Read

Spurs remain rock bottom Sep 21 2008

Tottenham were still looking for their first win of the season to climb off the bottom of the Premier League after a 0-0 draw at home to Wigan.Read

City hit Pompey for six Sep 21 2008

Manchester City's players put on a scintillating display in front of their new chairman at Eastlands hammering Portsmouth 6-0.Read

GB relegated after Bogdanovic defeat Sep 21 2008

Alex Bogdanovic could not cast off his reputation as a 'loser' as Great Britain were consigned to the lower reaches of world tennis.Read

Kalou saves Chelsea Sep 21 2008

Substitute Salomon Kalou headed home 10 minutes from the end of a pulsating clash to preserve Chelsea's long unbeaten home league record and earn a 1-1 draw against Manchester United at Stamford Bridge.Read

City sale to be sealed on Tuesday Sep 21 2008

Manchester City have announced the club will formally change hands on Tuesday after the investment group led by Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed completed the due diligence process.Read

Murray keeps Britain hopes alive Sep 21 2008

Andy Murray powered his way to a victory which kept Britain's Davis Cup hopes alive in his grudge match with Austria's Jurgen Melzer.Read

Hamilton readies for appeal Sep 21 2008

Lewis Hamilton will attend Monday's International Court of Appeal hearing in a bid to take a decisive stride towards this season's Formula One world title.Read

Villa too much for Baggies Sep 21 2008

John Carew tormented the West Brom defence as Aston Villa registered a 2-1 away win, their third in six days, and continued their surge up the Premier league table.Read

Gunners determined not to sell out Sep 21 2008

Arsenal chairman Peter Hill-Wood insists the club can continue to compete with their wealthy rivals without selling out to a billionaire "sugar daddy".Read

United ready to repel Real again Sep 21 2008

Sir Alex Ferguson expects Real Madrid to make another move for Cristiano Ronaldo when the transfer window reopens, but insists Manchester United are in a good position to retain the winger.Read

Defence delights Noble Sep 21 2008

Wigan coach Brian Noble felt his side's amazing defensive effort in the opening 15 minutes laid the platform for their 50-26 victory over Catalans Dragons in Saturday's engage Super League sudden-death play-off in Perpignan.Read

Downing 'in credit' with Southgate Sep 21 2008

Middlesbrough boss Gareth Southgate was quick to jump to defence of Stewart Downing after the England midfielder missed a second-half penalty in Saturday's 2-0 defeat at Sunderland.Read

Zola delighted with winning start Sep 21 2008

Manager Gianfranco Zola was happy to get his West Ham "adventure" off to the perfect start with a 3-1 win over troubled Newcastle at Upton Park.Read

Benitez baffled by disallowed goal Sep 21 2008

Liverpool manager Rafael Benitez was left fuming by the decision that robbed Steven Gerrard of his 100th goal for the club during Saturday's 0-0 draw with Stoke.Read

Clichy injury clouds victory Sep 21 2008

Manager Arsene Wenger's delight at seeing his Arsenal side go top of the Premier League was tempered by an injury to Gael Clichy.Read

Faldo confident ahead of singles Sep 21 2008

European captain Nick Faldo believes his side have a "great opportunity" to win a fourth straight Ryder Cup after fighting back on the second day at Valhalla.Read

Poulter shines as Europe fight back Sep 21 2008

No Lee Westwood or Sergio Garcia in the morning and no Padraig Harrington after lunch - all big calls by captain Nick Faldo - but Europe are still alive and kicking going into the Ryder Cup singles at Valhalla.Read

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