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Fiorentina turn on the style to join Inter at top
Fiorentina hit four goals before halftime, including a backheel by Rodriguez, to beat Frosinone 4-1 and join Inter Milan at the top of Serie A on Sunday.
You Hao dethrones defending champion to win parallel bars
You Hao earned the Chinese men's team their first gold medal at the gymnastics world championships after eclipsing Ukrainian champion Oleg Verniaiev.
Golf – Van Zyl’s lead cut by chasing pack in Turkey
South Africa's Jaco Van Zyl had his three-shot overnight lead cut to two after the second round of the Turkish Open in Antalya on Friday.
Olympics – San Diego to host first World Beach Games
San Diego will host the inaugural World Beach Games in 2017 after the Association of National Olympic Committees (ANOC) voted on Friday to back the bid.
Real Madrid won’t rush back injured players, Benitez says
Real Madrid are not going to risk aggravating injuries to players by rushing them back even though they are close to full fitness, coach Rafa Benitez said.
Mourinho refuses to comment on job prospects
Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho declined to say whether he had been given any guarantees about his future if they lose at home to Liverpool this weekend.
Pardew tells Palace not to underestimate Rooney
Crystal Palace will be paying special attention to Manchester United captain Wayne Rooney in Saturday's meeting, manager Alan Pardew said on Friday.
McClaren still unhappy with Coloccini decision
Newcastle United will have their captain and centre back Fabricio Coloccini available at home to Stoke City on Saturday after their successful appeal.
Southampton’s Koeman relishing new Premier League derby
The south coast is relishing the Premier League's newest local derby as Southampton prepare to take on Bournemouth on Sunday.
UEFA’s Infantino to bid for FIFA presidency
UEFA general secretary Gianni Infantino entered the race for FIFA president on Monday as Asian soccer's Bahraini chief declared he had put himself forward.
Pakistan beat England in nail-biting finish
Pakistan overcame resistance from England's tail-enders to win the second test by 178 runs on Monday after bowling out Alastair Cook's men for 312.
Cook laments another bitter finale for England
Alastair Cook rued England's first-innings collapse after his team came within 39 balls of forcing a draw in the second test against Pakistan on Monday.
