Kaka passes Madrid medical

Kaka successfully passed his medical with Real Madrid this morning, the Primera Division giants have confirmed. Read

Vaughan confirms retirement

Michael Vaughan has confirmed his retirement from all forms of cricket. Read

Mears set for Clarets switch

Derby defender Tyrone Mears has agreed a three-year deal with Burnley, according to the player's agent. Read

Karlovic out to ace Federer

Ivo Karlovic is hoping his greatest weapon will continue to serve him well after claiming his place in the last eight at Wimbledon for the first time. Read

Doyle joins Wolves

Wolves have made a statement of intent ahead of their return to the Barclays Premier League by clinching the signing of sought-after striker Kevin Doyle. Read

KP: I had a ball with Vaughan

Kevin Pietersen has hailed the contribution to England cricket of former skipper Michael Vaughan and the calming influence he had on himself at the start of his own international career. Read

Flintoff relies on instinct

Andrew Flintoff will place his trust in instinct when he tries to regain England the Ashes in this summer's five-Test series with Australia. Read

Serena still young at heart

Serena Williams will concede eight years to her quarter-final opponent this afternoon but insists she is not feeling her age as she attempts to close in on a third Wimbledon crown. Read

Reds must keep key duo - Torres

Liverpool striker Fernando Torres believes the club have to hang on to the likes of Xabi Alonso and Javier Mascherano if they are to depose Manchester United as Barclays Premier League champions. Read

City to miss out on Eto'o

Samuel Eto'o seems certain to rebuff Manchester City's big-money advances later today. Read

Valencia close to United deal

Manchester United are inching closer to making Antonio Valencia their first signing of the summer. Read

Blues state their case

Chelsea have appealed to UEFA over the punishments which followed their rancorous response to Champions League defeat at the hands of Barcelona. Read

Murray blows the top

Andy Murray gave Wimbledon's new roof a cold reception after he had kept his title dream on course with a gutsy five-set performance under the Centre Court lights. Read

Pearce signs new two-year deal

Stuart Pearce revealed after the crushing European Under-21 Championship final defeat to Germany that he will continue in his role for the 2011 campaign. Read

Murray wins late-night epic

Andy Murray kept his Wimbledon dream alive but only after an intense five-set thriller under the Centre Court lights. Read

England suffer final agony

Stuart Pearce's England Under-21s were crushed in their European Championship final in Malmo on a familiar evening which featured a goalkeeping error and a ruthless 4-0 German victory. Read

Safina produces indoor fireworks

World number one Dinara Safina made Wimbledon history by winning the first match to be played under the new Centre Court roof. Read

Chelsea confirm appeal

Chelsea are to appeal the "unnecessarily harsh" punishments handed out by UEFA in the wake of their controversial Champions League semi-final defeat. Read

KP - I had a ball with Vaughan

Kevin Pietersen has hailed the contribution to England cricket of former skipper Michael Vaughan and the calming influence he had on himself at the start of his own international career. Read

Blackburn swoop for Jacobsen

Blackburn have signed experienced Denmark defender Lars Jacobsen on a two-year deal. Read