Wilshere potential thrills Wenger

Arsene Wenger is in no doubt Jack Wilshere has "huge potential" after the young midfielder committed his long-term future to Arsenal. Read

Shere talent thrills Wenger

Arsene Wenger is in no doubt Jack Wilshere has "huge potential" after the young midfielder committed his long-term future to Arsenal. Read

Falcons land Bobo

South African centre Gcobani Bobo has agreed a two-year contract with Newcastle. Read

Anderson raring to go

James Anderson is relishing his chance to finally make his mark on the Ashes after waiting nearly eight years to be given the opportunity to play a leading role against Australia. Read

Owen 'Ready for United'

Manchester United are to sign former England striker Michael Owen on a free transfer, according to reports. Read

Murray closes in on glory

Andy Murray attempts to become the first British man to reach a Wimbledon final since before the Second World War when he faces Andy Roddick this afternoon with his opponent insisting it will be an occasion to savour. Read

City snubbed in bid for Terry

Chelsea have rejected a second offer from Manchester City for captain John Terry. Read

Malaysian consortium given tour of Toon

The sale of Newcastle could have moved a step closer after a group of Asian businessmen were shown around the club on Thursday. Read

Permit boost for Milijas

Wolves have announced Serbia midfielder Nenad Milijas has been granted a work permit. Read

Anderson adds weight to Ashes claims

James Anderson signalled his determination to play a key role in the Ashes with a timely display for England to help them take control of their warm-up match against Warwickshire. Read

Jack in the bag for Gunners

Arsenal have tied up promising teenager Jack Wilshere on a new long-term contract as the Gunners continue to look to the future. Read

Williams sisters to meet in final

Serena Williams fought back from the brink of a shock defeat to set up another Wimbledon final with her sister Venus after victory over Elena Dementieva in the longest women's semi-final in history. Read

Mowbray makes moves

Tony Mowbray has begun moves to put his own stamp on Celtic by releasing Paul Hartley and Jan Vennegoor of Hesselink as he awaits an answer from Marc-Antoine Fortune. Read

Serena survives semi scare

Serena Williams fought back from the brink of a shock defeat to stay on course for a third Wimbledon title with victory over Elena Dementieva in the longest women's semi-final in history. Read

Vidic agent plays down exit talk

Nemanja Vidic's agent has quashed speculation the Manchester United defender will leave Old Trafford this summer. Read

Gordon wants place back

Sunderland goalkeeper Craig Gordon has warned Marton Fulop he is ready to fight for his place after putting an injury nightmare behind him. Read

Thomas aims to take second chance

New Wigan midfielder Hendry Thomas is determined to make a success of his career in England having been given a second chance by the club. Read

Murray seeking many happy returns

Andy Murray must find a way to shoot down the top gun in tennis if he is to send the nation's hopes soaring by reaching Sunday's Wimbledon final. Read

Wounded Lions make wholesale changes

British and Irish Lions boss Ian McGeechan has made wholesale changes for Saturday's final Test against world champions South Africa. Read

Springboks' Botha blow

South Africa lock Bakkies Botha has lost his appeal against a two-week ban. Read