World golf number one Rory McIlroy has reacted with pride to the news that he is the only non-Olympian to earn a place on the 12-strong shortlist for this year's BBC Sports Personality of the Year award.Read
The 12-strong shortlist for the BBC's Sports Personality of the Year award has been announced, and in contrast to last year's all-male list there are five women who have been nominated.Read
Andy Robinson's initial successor as Scotland head coach could be an interim boss, paving the way for Scott Johnson or Sean Lineen to take charge for the RBS 6 Nations.Read
McLaren team principal Martin Whitmarsh has vowed to move on without Lewis Hamilton despite admitting to sadness and disappointment at his departure.Read
An apology from Rafael Benitez for his comments about Chelsea fans would go some way to healing the rift between them, according to the chair of the Chelsea Supporters' Group.Read
Petr Cech has delivered a stark ultimatum to any Chelsea player opposed to Roman Abramovich's hiring and firing policy, saying: "If you don't like it, you can leave."Read
Alastair Cook put in much of the spadework himself to help level the Test series against India - but he knows who did even more to turn an "incredible" contest England's way.Read
Wales have not ruled lock Bradley Davies out of their plans for Saturday's Test match against Australia at the Millennium Stadium but prop Aaron Jarvis is a definite non-starter after suffering a knee ligament injury during the 33-10 loss to New Zealand two days ago.Read
Toby Flood has been ruled out of England's QBE autumn international against New Zealand with a toe injury, head coach Stuart Lancaster has confirmed.Read
Gloucester fly-half Freddie Burns is in line to make his England debut against New Zealand on Saturday after being called up as an injury replacement for Toby Flood.Read
Arsene Wenger has played down fears over Jack Wilshere's fitness after the Arsenal midfielder suffered inflammation to the ankle which kept him out of action for more than a year.Read
Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers felt his side had a perfectly good goal ruled out as his "emotional" return to Swansea ended in a goalless draw at the Liberty Stadium.Read
Rafael Benitez agreed with Roberto Mancini that he needed to "win, win, win, win, win, win, win" to avoid a repeat of the nightmare welcome he was given as Chelsea manager after Sunday's goalless draw with Manchester City.Read