National Sport for 24 October 2009

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Aussies earn late draw Oct 24 2009

Australia ran in a dramatic late try through Cameron Smith to draw 20-20 with New Zealand in a gripping Gillette Four Nations clash at Twickenham Stoop.Read

Five-star Chelsea hammers Rovers Oct 24 2009

Chelsea gave Carlo Ancelotti a perfect tonic as they soared back to the top of the Barclays Premier League with a 5-0 demolition of Blackburn at Stamford Bridge.Read

Easter emerges as England doubt Oct 24 2009

England's Nick Easter is a doubt for the autumn internationals after he hobbled from the pitch a little over half an hour into Harlequins' 26-22 victory over Worcester at Sixways.Read

Five-star Chelsea move top Oct 24 2009

Chelsea went back to the top of the Barclays Premier League with a 5-0 demolition job on Blackburn at Stamford Bridge.Read

Rodallega double ends Clarets record Oct 24 2009

Hugo Rodallega struck once in each half as Wigan beat Burnley 3-1 to end the Barclays Premier League newcomers' 100% record at Turf Moor this season.Read

Lamb boots Exiles to table top Oct 24 2009

Ryan Lamb kicked London Irish to the top of the Guinness Premiership with a superb six penalty goals in an 18-12 win over Leicester.Read

Basement clash ends all-square Oct 24 2009

Fellow strugglers Hull and Portsmouth settled for a point apiece from a dismal Barclays Premier League basement scrap this afternoon.Read

Rodallega double sets up Wigan win Oct 24 2009

Hugo Rodallega scored two goals to help his Wigan side end Burnley's 100% record at Turf Moor since stepping up to the Barclays Premier League.Read

Blues beat old boss Bruce Oct 24 2009

Liam Ridgewell and James McFadden doubled Birmingham's Barclays Premier League goals tally at St Andrew's as Steve Bruce's Sunderland left empty-handed after a 2-1 defeat.Read

Whelan goal shocks Spurs Oct 24 2009

Stoke substitute Glenn Whelan scored the only goal late in the day at White Hart Lane to ruin Harry Redknapp's first anniversary as Tottenham manager.Read

Ebanks-Blake penalty sees spoils shared Oct 24 2009

Sylvan Ebanks-Blake scored his first goal of the season to rescue a well-deserved point for Wolves in a 1-1 draw that dealt a blow to Aston Villa's European hopes.Read

Ecclestone: F1 does not need British GP Oct 24 2009

Bernie Ecclestone insists Formula One does not need the British Grand Prix as negotiations continue over the hosting of the race from 2010.Read

Fergie sympathetic for Southgate plight Oct 24 2009

Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson has expressed his sympathy for sacked Middlesbrough boss Gareth Southgate.Read

Rhodes savours toughest success Oct 24 2009

Ryan Rhodes hailed the toughest win of his long career after claiming the European light-middleweight title with a stunning victory over Jamie Moore.Read

Moles: My position was untenable Oct 24 2009

Andy Moles says he was left with little choice but to resign from his position as New Zealand head coach after senior players and others at New Zealand Cricket had questioned his abilities to run the team.Read

FOTA chief issues Todt plea Oct 24 2009

Formula One Teams' Association chairman Luca di Montezemolo has urged new FIA president Jean Todt to be "open and constructive" in dealing with his organisation.Read

Katich hails T20 experience Oct 24 2009

New South Wales Blues captain Simon Katich believes the Champions League Twenty20 opened a new chapter in international cricket and felt the experience it provided for young cricketers was invaluable.Read

Smith targets improvement Oct 24 2009

England wanted to put the World Cup behind them but the memories came flooding back as Tony Smith's men struggled to make a confident start to the Gillette Four Nations.Read

Resilient Toffees will bounce back Oct 24 2009

Everton's injured captain Phil Neville insists the Toffees will bounce back from their Europa League humiliation in Lisbon.Read

Owen will cope with Kop - Ferguson Oct 24 2009

Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson is braced for another intense clash at Liverpool on Sunday - but is confident the player likely to face the most flak will sail through.Read

Wenger fully focused on Hammers Oct 24 2009

Arsene Wenger may have just turned 60, but the desire to drive his young Arsenal side on to bigger and better things burns as fierce as ever.Read

Blues fret over CAS ruling Oct 24 2009

Success for Chelsea this season could hinge on the Court of Arbitration for Sport - and assistant manager Ray Wilkins admits the Blues are worried at the prospect of losing four key players in January, with no means of replacing them.Read

Richards a 'big part' of plans Oct 24 2009

Manchester City boss Mark Hughes is adamant Micah Richards has a long-term future with the club.Read

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