Aug 8, 2011
Arsenal sign Oxlade-Chamberlain
Arsenal complete the signing of Southampton winger Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain for an undisclosed fee.
Sportsday Live - latest transfer news
Tom Cleverley gets England call, Wesley Sneijder believes Inter Milan are willing to sell him, plus more.
Cleverley added to England squad
Manchester United's Tom Cleverley is called up to the England squad for Wednesday's friendly against the Netherlands as Michael Carrick and Jack Wilshere withdraw.
Sneijder believes he is for sale
Midfielder Wesley Sneijder is quoted in the Dutch media as saying Inter Milan are willing to sell him for "the right amount".
Tevez back training with Man City
Carlos Tevez returns to training at Manchester City, with his future at the club still uncertain.
Newcastle to sign winger Obertan
Gabriel Obertan is set to complete his move from Manchester United to Newcastle United, the BBC has learned.
McClean makes switch to Republic
James McClean pulls out of the Northern Ireland squad to face the Faroe Islands after becoming the latest player to declare for the Republic of Ireland.
Izaguirre faces six-month lay-off
Celtic defender Emilio Izaguirre suffers a fractured fibula against Aberdeen and could miss up to six months of the season.
Allardyce rues Hammers finishing
Sam Allardyce blames West Ham's poor finishing for their shock last-minute defeat by Cardiff City.
Miller delight at Cardiff victory
Cardiff City debutant Kenny Miller is delighted to get his new team's campaign off to a flying start with defeat of West Ham.
Toshack named FYR Macedonia boss
Former Wales manager John Toshack is appointed manager of FYR Macedonia.
Scots lose Hutton and Whittaker
Alan Hutton and Steven Whittaker pull out of the Scotland squad to face Denmark through injury.
Mendis' six sinks Australia
Ajantha Mendis made history as Sri Lanka completed a 2-0 series win over Australia with an exciting eight-run win in their second Twenty20 international in Kandy.
Recalled Bopara out to impress
Ravi Bopara believes he has learnt a lot about his game over the last two years and is now determined to seize his opportunity when the third Test against India begins at Edgbaston.
Anderson wary of wounded India
Pace bowler James Anderson insists England will be taking nothing for granted when the third Test gets under way on Wednesday.
Taylor hails team-mates after win
Zimbabwe captain Brendan Taylor paid tribute to his team-mates and the coaching staff after the one-off Test win over Bangladesh in Harare.
Vaughan: England will win 4 - 0
After Ian Botham had predicted a 4-0 whitewash of the India team in the ongoing four-match Test series, Michael Vaughan anticipated a similar scoreline.
'Team India require three physios'
John Gloster feels that the BCCI should think of appointing at least three physios for the senior team for injury management.
India sweat it out at Edgbaston
A dispirited and pensive-looking Indians today underwent a training session at Edgbaston cricket ground.
Afridi, Kamran denied central contract
Wicketkeeper Kamran Akmal and former captain Shahid Afridi have not been given new central contracts by the Pakistan Cricket Board.
Zimbabwe register emotional win
Zimbabwe have registered an emotional 130-run win over Bangladesh in the only Test in Harare and completed a successful return to the longer format of the game.
Briggs spins Hampshire to victory
Left-arm spinner Danny Briggs took five wickets as holders Hampshire marched into the Friends Life T20 semi-finals at the expense of Durham on Sunday.
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