PFA backs Campbell over racism

Sol Campbell has the support of the Professional Footballers' Association after warning of the danger of racist abuse and violence at Euro 2012.

Whelan turns heat up on Martinez

Liverpool managerial front-runner Roberto Martinez is due to have further talks with the Merseyside club's owners on Tuesday, but Wigan chairman Dave Whelan is trying to force the issue by bringing forward the date he wants a decision from his manager.

Tuilagi cited

Leicester centre Manu Tuilagi could miss England's tour of South Africa after being cited following an incident during the Aviva Premiership final two days ago.

Marathon journey not enough for Monty

Whether Colin Montgomerie plays another major remains in doubt after an amazing 900-mile overnight drive failed to pay off.

Wigan trio face bans

Three Wigan forwards are facing the threat of suspension for their part in the brawl that marred their side's 42-16 win over St Helens.

Cech signs new Chelsea deal

Chelsea's Champions League hero Petr Cech has signed a new four-year contract.

Chelsea close in on Eden Hazard and Hulk

Chelsea are hoping to confirm a £62million double deal for Hulk and Eden Hazard.

Petr Cech signs on for four more years at Chelsea

Chelsea's Champions League hero Petr Cech has signed a new four-year contract.

Gareth Barry ruled out of Euro 2012

Midfielder has been ruled out of England's Euro 2012 campaign with a tear to his lower abdomen.

Wayne Rooney chomping at the bit to end his dismal run on big stage

Sure shot: Rooney’s last goal for England came in a 3-0 win over Bulgaria in a Euro 2012 qualifier in Sofia in September 2011

James Milner says striker can come good after failing to deliver at a major tournament since Euro 2004.

PATRICK BARCLAY: Roy Hodgson must take Phil Jagielka to Euro 2012

This is the joy of Jagielka in tournament terms: versatility. He is like Jamie Carragher with pace and could even move into midfield if required.

Ruthless England beat West Indies to clinch series

England's openers coasted to a series-clinching victory on the fourth afternoon of the second Investec Test against the West Indies.

Rumours of a serious injury have got Andy Murray’s back up

Hitting back: Andy Murray, in training yesterday, insists his back problem is nothing to worry about as he prepares for his first-round match tomorrow

Andy Murray’s dodgy back is a subject that will not go away as he prepares to face Japan’s Tatsuma Ito in the first round of the French Open.

Give Chelsea job to Roberto Di Matteo, urges Gus Poyet

Gus Poyet has urged Roman Abramovich to hand Roberto Di Matteo the Chelsea job full time, dubbing the decision a complete no-brainer.

Jenson Button says McLaren will sort the issues as he admits to frustrating season

After the opening three races of the season Button (pictured) was two points behind McLaren team-mate and then championship leader Lewis Hamilton

Brit has admitted to enduring his most frustrating time since he joined McLaren.

'You could come back in a coffin' - chilling race warning from former England defender Sol Campbell ahead of Euro 2012

Campbell has warned England fans to avoid Euro 2012 because of the threat of racism and violence.

New Arsenal striker Lukas Podolski backs Germany to come good at Euro 2012

Lukas Podolski says Germany will be fit when it counts after a succession of recent disappointments for Joachim Low's national team.

In pictures: Impressive Jessica Ennis lays down marker for London Olympics

Jessica Ennis bounced back in brilliant style from her World Championships disappointment to record a third straight win at the Hypo Meeting in Gotzis and smash the British heptathlon record of former Olympic champion Denise Lewis.

Olly Murs faced up to Jaap Stam in last night's clash

In pictures: England and Rest of the World compete in Soccer Aid

Robbie Williams' England side beat a team of Hollywood A-listers and football legends 3-1 in the fourth Soccer Aid at Manchester's Old Trafford stadium.

GALLERY: Chelsea fans party for 36-hours straight after Champions League victory

Jubilant Chelsea fans recovering from a 36-hour party after welcoming home their Champions League heroes.

What makes Chelsea and Arsenal target Eden Hazard tick?

On red alert: Eden Hazard scored against Montenegro on Friday and can give fans in this country a preview of what’s to come when he faces England at Wembley on Saturday

London rivals are battling to sign the Belgian - here's our guide to why he's so sought after.

MARTIN OFFIAH EXCLUSIVE: London Broncos have class but are lacking the magic ingredient

The former Great Britain, Wigan and London Broncos wing talks about a big weekend for rugby league.

STEVE CORDING: Roy’s right-hand man is bringing a Ray of sunshine to England

Refreshing: Roy Hodgson’s
appointment of Ray Lewington (left) was a masterstroke by the new England manager

One game in charge, one goal scored and most importantly one win for Roy Hodgson as England manager.

Fernando Torres thanks Roman Abramovich for showing faith in him

Striker has revealed the faith shown in him by Chelsea owner helped persuade him to carry on at Stamford Bridge.

Police raid Italy HQ as 19 are arrested over ‘match fixing’

Police swept into Italy’s Euro 2012 training camp as part of their investigation into alleged match‑fixing in the country.

O’Shea’s promise gives Quins another reason to celebrate

Party time: Harlequins celebrate after beating Leicester at Twickenham on Saturday

Conor O’Shea, the Harlequins director of rugby, has pledged his future to the new Aviva Premiership champions.

Laura Robson crushed at French Open

Laura Robson was given a 70-minute clay-court lesson by Anabel Medina Garrigues, losing 6‑2, 6-1 on her debut in the main draw of the French Open.

Dario Franchitti wins for tragic Dan Wheldon

Super Dario: Franchitti celebrates with his wife, Ashley Judd (centre), and Susie Wheldon

Dario Franchitti did not know whether to laugh or cry after winning yesterday’s Indianapolis 500. The Scot’s emotions were shredded so he opted for both.

Gylfi Sigurdsson nears Swansea switch

Swansea are on the verge of completing the signing of Gylfi Sigurdsson after a £6.8million transfer fee was accepted by Hoffenheim.

PFA back Sol Campbell's Euro 2012 fears

Sol Campbell has the support of the Professional Footballers’ Association after warning of the danger of racist abuse and violence at Euro 2012.

Brendan Rodgers Liverpool talk is 'pure speculation' says Swansea chairman

Swansea chairman Huw Jenkins has dismissed reports manager Brendan Rodgers will meet Liverpool's owners to talk about the vacancy at Anfield as "pure speculation".

Champions League success is crucial for Manchester City, says Sergio Aguero

Manchester City striker believes next season's Champions League campaign will be crucial to shaping the club's reputation on the world stage.

Justin Rose and Paul Lawrie boosted despite losing to Luke Donald

Justin Rose and Paul Lawrie could not beat Luke Donald in the BMW PGA Championship at Wentworth but finishing joint runners-up enabled both of them to match their highest-ever positions in the rankings.