West London sport - Harrow Observer

Win tickets to the Greyhound Derby Final at Wimbledon

We have teamed up with bookmaker William Hill to offer one lucky reader and four mates, tickets to the 2012 williamhill.com Greyhound Derby Final at Wimbledon Stadium on Saturday May 26.Read

Sports book review: Can’t Swim, Can’t Ride, Can’t Run

Can’t Swim, Can’t Ride, Can’t Run By Andy HolgateRead

Win tickets to the world's greatest squash tournament

The greatest squash tournament in the world, The British Open Championships, are returning to London after an absence of several years - and you can be there.Read

Wealdstone hold league leaders to draw

WEALDSTONE lost ground in their bid for a playoff place on Saturday when they were held at home by championship chasers Billericay. Read

Win tickets to the World Badminton Championships

WOULD you like a chance to attend the BWF World Badminton Championships at Wembley Arena Indoor Arena this August?Read

Kvitova sets up Wimbledon final date with Sharapova

At least there will only one screamer in tomorrow's women's final at Wimbledon after Petra Kvitova knocked out Victoria Azarenka in three sets prior to Maria Sharapova's demolition of Sabine Lisicki.Read

Harrow AC in funding cut before London 2012 Olympics

HARROW Athletics Club have had their coaching grant withdrawn by Harrow Council just a year before the London 2012 Olympic Games.Read

Federer exit opens up Murray's Wimbledon chances

THE astonishing departure of six time Wimbledon champion Roger Federer, beaten by Jo-Wilfried Tsonga having been two sets in the lead, has opened up Andy Murray's title chances at this year's championships.Read

Murray sees off Lubicic

Once again Andy Murray remains the last Brit standing at Wimbledon after despatching the former World ranked No 3 Ivan Lubicic in four competitive sets under the Centre Court's roof on Friday evening.Read

Giant killing on Wimbledon's Centre Court

Giant killing was the name of the game on Wimbledon's Centre Court yesterday as wild card Sabine Lisicki unceremoniously dumped China's new darling Li Na, the French Open champion, out of the tournament.Read

Brits suffer mixed fortunes at Wimbledon

Britain's tennis teens experienced the highs and lows of Wimbledon yesterday as injury hampered Heather Watson's advance to the second round while Laura Robson danced to a meeting today with Maria Sharapova in the advancing twilight.Read

Serena Williams breaks down after Wimbledon victory

Wimbledon was a sea of tears yesterday - and, for once, it wasn't the despair of British women knocked out in round one of the world's greatest tennis tournament.Read

Murray survives early Wimbledon scare

The Centre Court's new roof came of age yesterday as Andy Murray saw off Daniel Gimeno-Traver - but only after hiccupping in the first set.Read

Groves: DeGale rematch would make 'mockery' of rivalry

British and Commonwealth super middleweight champion George Groves believes a rematch with James DeGale would make a mockery of their bitter rivalry.Read

DeGale loses title shot to old rival Groves

HARLSEDEN'S James DeGale lost his bid for the British super-middleweight title following a majority decision in his grudge match with old rival Georgie Groves on Saturday.Read

DeGale welcomes Groves inside ahead of title fight

JAMES DeGale has invited the man who wants to take his British super-middleweight crown off him on Saturday to start a war.Read

Win tickets to BAMMA 6 at Wembley Arena

Trinity Mirror Southern has teamed up with The British Association of Mixed Martial Arts (BAMMA) to offer five pairs of tickets to its showpiece event at Wembley Arena.Read

Win tickets to the BMW PGA Championship at Wentworth

We've teamed up with BMW PGA at Wentworth to give away 45 pairs of tickets to this year's ChampionshipRead

Netball ace targets World Championships

ENGLAND netball ace Rachel Dunn insists her Commonwealth Games bronze medal will count for nothing if she doesn’t back it up by securing her World Championship berth this summer.Read