Forget the heroic individual displays last night, the true glory belongs to Harry Redknapp for transforming the club’s fortunes
Read full article...To stake a powerful claim to be the greatest footballer of all time he must now dominate a World Cup as his Argentina coach did in 1986
Standard columnist expects the dark clouds to descend on Arsenal at the Nou Camp next week
After a preposterously perfect evening for Tottenham Hotspur, we fans find ourselves tremblier than for many years . . . and not just in the knees
Even in resplendent victory, it fell beyond Jose Mourinho's emotional range to suppress the paranoia, or to dredge up any magnanimity for the humiliated of Stamford Bridge
Standard columnist on David Beckham's injury setback
The waterworks did overtime but, emotion aside, the midfielder used his Old Trafford return to show why he is a luxury that England need
Last night's monumentally-meaningless match proves England just aren't good enough to win the World Cup
Comment: Cracking quotes, alluring headlines and engaging feuds... the media’s darling is back and up to his old tricks ahead of the first Euro instalment against Chelsea
Manchester United have all the frailty of a one-man team right now. But with Rooney they have a shot at winning any trophy
With the result already decided when the camera settled on the Hollywood star in Stamford Bridge shortly before half-time, the mind was free to roam Matt Damon’s pre-Invictus film titles for useful John Terry references
World No1's incredible talent makes it wrong to be hard on Brit for his final defeat
The tank was emptying and once Murray had levelled the match at a set apiece, Cilic’s belief drained away
Former world No1’s days look numbered as his frail knees seem incapable of lasting the distance in a Grand Slam fortnight
The heart says Murray, the head says Djokovic, the pancreas favours Federer, the kidneys like Del Potro and the liver goes for Davydenko
Thanks to a trio of truly stunning displays, I regard the last 10 years as undoubtedly the greatest sporting decade of my life, says Matthew Norman
If set-pieces have become a nagging pain for the Chelsea defence, set-ups have been searing agony for its leader John Terry
After a dire first-half performance, Arsenal somehow managed to snatch victory in what was an awful match
In an ideal world, I'd vote for Cheryl Cole as Sports Personality of the Year for sticking with Ashley
The pain of Defoe’s miss is but a fraction of the agony guaranteed should we suffer more shoot-out hell
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