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Blackburn 1-1 Chelsea (21 March 11:25) |
| El-Hadji Diouf's header earns a point for Blackburn as Chelsea's title aspirations take a blow at Ewood Park. |
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Fulham 1-2 Man City (21 March 11:05) |
| Manchester City keep up their hopes of a top-four finish and bring Fulham back to earth after their Europa League heroics with victory at Craven Cottage. |
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Welshman Davies earns maiden win (21 March 10:56) |
| Welsh rookie Rhys Davies earns his maiden European Tour victory at the Hassan II Trophy in Morocco. |
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Nine-man Rangers win CIS Cup (21 March 10:26) |
| Kenny Miller heads the only goal of the Co-operative Insurance Cup final as Rangers triumph with nine men against St Mirren. |
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Man Utd 2-1 Liverpool (21 March 08:59) |
| A second-half Ji-Sung Park header earns Manchester United a battling win against Liverpool and returns them to the Premier League summit. |
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Button worried by F1 rule changes (21 March 08:07) |
| Formula 1 world champion Jenson Button expresses concern that new regulations could turn the 2010 season into a "procession". |
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England can improve 30 - Moody (21 March 06:49) |
| Stand-in captain Lewis Moody believes England can improve by 30% after ending a lacklustre Six Nations campaign by pushing France close in Paris.
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Leinster hit by ODriscoll blow (21 March 06:23) |
| Brian O'Driscoll looks likely to miss Leinster's Heineken Cup quarter-final against Clermont Auvergne next month because of a knee injury. |
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England face tough battle in Test (21 March 05:00) |
| England reach 178-3 at close of play in the second Test, still 248 behind Bangladesh. |
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UK investor weighs up Pompey bid (21 March 04:23) |
| A UK-based businessman with a "substantial amount of money" is aiming to buy crisis club Portsmouth, according to the man fronting the bid. |
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Pune and Kochi to join 2011 IPL (21 March 01:58) |
| Pune and Kochi buy Indian Premier League franchises for the 2011 season. |
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Grand Slam delights France coach (21 March 05:22) |
| France coach Marc Lievremont is hugely satisfied after his side claim a first Grand Slam since 2004 with a hard-fought win over England.
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Champion Klitschko retains belts (21 March 05:15) |
| World heavyweight champion Vladimir Klitschko knocks out challenger Eddie Chambers to retain his WBO and IBF belts. |
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Furyk takes control in Florida (21 March 04:07) |
| American Jim Furyk leads by three shots after the third round of the Transitions Championship. |
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France edge England to seal Grand Slam (21 March 03:00) |
| France complete their ninth Grand Slam but they are pushed all the way by a much-improved England side in Paris.
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Scots deserve plaudits - Robinson (21 March 02:43) |
| Andy Robinson is relieved to have finally claimed a Six Nations win with Scotland after their 23-20 in Dublin. |
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Arsenal beat Hammers to move top (21 March 12:55) |
| Arsenal survive Thomas Vermaelen's first-half sending off to beat struggling West Ham and climb to the top of the table. |
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Scots deny Irish Triple Crown (21 March 12:26) |
| Scotland avoid the Six Nations Wooden Spoon and deny Ireland the Triple Crown by winning 23-20 at Croke Park. |
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Sunderland 3-1 Birmingham (20 March 11:00) |
| Sunderland claim their second win in three games with a hard-fought victory over a spirited Birmingham. |
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Wigan 1-0 Burnley (20 March 10:51) |
| Hugo Rodallega's late goal earns Wigan a potentially priceless win over Burnley at the DW Stadium. |
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Portsmouth 3-2 Hull (20 March 10:32) |
| Kanu strikes at the death to seal a dramatic late comeback for Portsmouth and deny Iain Dowie victory in his first game as Hull manager. |
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Everton 2-0 Bolton (20 March 10:29) |
| Mikel Arteta's fine free-kick and a late Steven Pienaar strike send Bolton packing after Gretar Rafn Steinsson is sent off. |
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Stoke 1-2 Tottenham (20 March 10:24) |
| Tottenham beat 10-man Stoke 2-1 at the Britannia Stadium to further press their claim for a Champions League spot next season. |
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Wales 33-10 Italy (20 March 09:46) |
| Wales end a disappointing Six Nations on a high as James Hook's try double inspires a comfortable win over Italy. |
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Aston Villa 2-2 Wolves (20 March 08:09) |
| Relegation-threatened Wolves are denied the spoils after a John Carew double salvages a draw for Aston Villa. |
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Hearts 2-1 Hibernian (20 March 07:41) |
| First-half goals by Andrew Driver and Gary Glen give Hearts victory over city rivals Hibernian. |
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English clubs await European fate (19 March 05:33) |
| Manchester United and Arsenal will find out their Champions League quarter-final opponents when the draw is held at 1100 GMT on Friday, followed by the Europa League draw. |
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Villa puts Valencia into quarters (19 March 05:21) |
| David Villa's hat-trick helps Valencia progress to the Europa League quarter-finals on away goals following a thrilling 4-4 second-leg draw at Werder Bremen. |
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England line up Australia Tests (19 March 04:46) |
| England will travel to Australia in June for two Tests against the Wallabies. |
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Jankovic into Indian Wells semis (19 March 04:44) |
| Sixth seed Jelena Jankovic is made to work hard before beating Alisa Kleybanova in the quarter-finals of the BNP Paribas Open. |
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Woods strategy surprises Nicklaus (19 March 03:56) |
| Jack Nicklaus says he is surprised by Tiger Woods' decision not to play any events before his Masters comeback. |
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Hargreaves makes reserve comeback (19 March 03:52) |
| Manchester United midfielder Owen Hargreaves makes his comeback after 18 months out injured, playing for the reserve team on Thursday. |
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Torres fires Reds to Europa win (19 March 03:25) |
| Fernando Torres scores twice to help Liverpool keep their season alive with victory over Lille and reach the Europa League quarter-finals.
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Haye cautious over Ruiz approach (19 March 03:17) |
| World heavyweight champion David Haye says he will not underestimate American John Ruiz when he defends his WBA title for the first time on 3 April. |
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Fulham earn famous win over Juve (19 March 02:24) |
| Fulham produce a stunning second-leg comeback against nine-man Juventus to make the Europa League quarter-finals. |
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Fulham earn famous win over Juventus (19 March 02:24) |
| Fulham produce a stunning second-leg comeback against nine-man Juventus to make the Europa League quarter-finals. |
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New testing for Mayweather-Mosley (19 March 02:13) |
| Floyd Mayweather Jr and Shane Mosley agree to undergo Olympic-style drug testing for their 1 May fight. |
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Kauto Star hunts third Gold Cup (19 March 12:58) |
| Kauto Star bids to join jump-racing's immortals when he aims for a third success in the Cheltenham Gold Cup on Friday. |
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Dougherty blazes trail in Morocco (19 March 12:36) |
| Englishman Nick Dougherty cards a seven-under-par 66 for a one-shot lead after the first round of the Hassan II Trophy in Rabat. |
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DArcy fitness prospects improve (19 March 12:21) |
| Gordon D'Arcy takes a full part in Ireland training on Thursday and his prospects of playing against Scotland on Saturday appear to have improved. |
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Ashton rewarded by England (19 March 12:01) |
| Former England rugby league star Chris Ashton is set to make his debut for the rugby union side just six months after almost quitting the sport. |
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Bolt leaves 400m mission on hold (18 March 11:40) |
| Olympic and world sprint champion Usain Bolt says he is unlikely to target the 400m record until after London 2012. |
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Bolt places 400m mission on hold (18 March 11:40) |
| Olympic and world sprint champion Usain Bolt says he is unlikely to target the 400m record until after London 2012. |
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Hungarian MotoGP cancelled again (18 March 11:25) |
| The inaugural Hungarian MotoGP is cancelled for a second time and replaced by a fourth race in Spain. |
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Monza to keep Italian Grand Prix (18 March 10:55) |
| The Italian Grand Prix will remain at Monza until 2016 after a deal between Formula 1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone and the historic track's managers. |
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France coach attacks racist fans (18 March 09:38) |
| France coach Marc Lievremont hits out after receiving letters claiming Guadeloupe-born back Mathieu Bastareaud shows a lack of allegiance to France. |
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Italy ring changes for Wales (18 March 09:21) |
| Italy bring in Kaine Robertson, Pablo Canavosio, Carlo Del Fava and Paul Derbyshire for Saturday's clash with Wales in Cardiff. |
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Big Bucks cruises to Hurdle win (18 March 08:58) |
| Hot favourite Big Buck's wins his second successive World Hurdle at the Cheltenham Festival. |
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Pietersen wary of Hawk-Eye effect (18 March 07:48) |
| Kevin Pietersen believes the increasing use of technology in cricket will force batsmen to adjust their techniques. |
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Crusaders boss denies Henson link (18 March 07:11) |
| Crusaders boss Brian Noble dismisses reports that Gavin Henson is considering an offer to switch to rugby league. |
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