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Brown eyes 2012 British football team

A British football team should compete in the 2012 Olympics, Prime Minister Gordon Brown has claimed. Read

Robinson set for race back home

Great Britain's Dan Robinson was satisfied with his performance in an amazingly quick Olympic marathon on Saturday. Read

Frustrated Moyes ready to go shopping

Everton manager David Moyes has endured "the most frustrating summer" of his career, failing to sign a single player. Read

Pulis hails 'great three points'

Stoke manager Tony Pulis praised the "terrific spirit" of his players after Mamady Sidibe scored a dramatic last-gasp winner against Aston Villa to give his side their first win in the Barclays Premier League. Read

Ramos plans talks with Berbatov

Tottenham head coach Juande Ramos will leave it to club officials to decide if Dimitar Berbatov should be fined for not being in the right frame of mind to feature in Saturday's 2-1 defeat to Sunderland. Read

Gunners below standard - Wenger

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger labelled his team's performance "just not good enough" in Saturday's shock 1-0 Barclays Premier League defeat at Fulham. Read

Wildcats back to winning ways

Wakefield Wildcats put a halt to their losing run and climbed a place to seventh in the engage Super League, after a thriller against Catalans Dragons on Saturday night. Read

Shevchenko delighted by Milan return

Andriy Shevchenko admitted he was "really happy" after ending his Chelsea nightmare on Saturday with a move back to AC Milan. Read

Stevenson settles for bronze

Sarah Stevenson was forced to settle for an Olympic bronze medal after a day of unprecedented drama inside Beijing's University of Science and Technology Gymnasium. Read

Cottagers hold on for memorable win

Norwegian defender Brede Hangeland made himself a Craven Cottage hero as Fulham held on for a superb 1-0 victory over Arsenal to atone for their opening weekend defeat at Hull. Read

Torino land Bianchi

Torino have signed Manchester City striker Rolando Bianchi on a five-year deal, the Italian club confirmed on Saturday. Read

Keegan eager to keep Owen

Michael Owen stated his case for a new Newcastle contract with a precious winner against Bolton - and manager Kevin Keegan insists everyone at the club wants him to stay. Read

Sheva makes Milan return

Chelsea have confirmed striker Andriy Shevchenko will rejoin AC Milan subject to a medical. Read

Sidibe secures first Stoke win

Mamady Sidibe headed home in injury time to give Stoke a dramatic 3-2 victory over Aston Villa in the first Barclays Premier League game at the Britannia Stadium. Read

Cisse sinks Spurs

Striker Djibril Cisse came off the bench to give Sunderland a 2-1 win at White Hart Lane on his debut as Dimitar Berbatov's transfer saga threatens to undermine Tottenham's start to the season. Read

Gerrard scores last-gasp winner

Steven Gerrard grabbed the winner in the fourth minute of injury-time to give Liverpool at 2-1 victory over Middlesbrough at Anfield. Read

Owen fires Magpies to victory

Michael Owen needed just 19 minutes to head Newcastle to a 1-0 victory over Bolton in his first game of the season. Read

Massa on pole

Felipe Massa will start from pole position around the new Valencia Street Circuit for Sunday's European Grand Prix. Read

Degale shades battle to land gold

Two days after promising he would bore his way to Olympic gold, James Degale was lured into the fight of his life to claim the middleweight title after an epic battle at the Workers' Stadium. Read

Murray relishing US Open

Andy Murray is optimistic of his chances at the US Open and admitted the "buzz" of the tournament is unlike any other in world tennis. Read