Tottenham midfielder Tom Huddlestone signs a new contract that is set to keep him at the club until 2015.
Mar 16, 2010
Huddlestone signs new Spurs deal
Tottenham midfielder Tom Huddlestone signs a new contract that is set to keep him at the club until 2015.
FA fines West Brom and Plymouth
Plymouth Argyle and West Brom are fined £12,500 each by the FA for failing to control their players last month.
Old Firm kept apart in cup draw
Celtic will play Hibernian or Ross County and holders Rangers or Dundee United face Raith Rovers in the Active Nation Scottish Cup semi-final draw.
Notts County 2-2 Bournemouth
Substitute Jeff Goulding's injury-time equaliser secures a precious point for second-placed Bournemouth against promotion rivals Notts County.
Middlesbrough hit by Flood injury
Middlesbrough midfielder Willo Flood is likely to miss out on the rest of the season after tearing a posterior cruciate ligament.
Gers must heed warning - McCoist
Rangers assistant manager Ally McCoist bemoans poor defending from his side in the 3-3 draw with Dundee United and hopes his players learn from it.
US group 'to make Liverpool bid'
Liverpool are the subject of a £118.5m takeover bid from private equity firm Rhone Group, according to a report.
Pompey cool takeover bid reports
Portsmouth's administrator expresses surprise at reports that a new consortium intends to buy the cash-strapped club.
Sevilla v CSKA Moscow (agg 1-1)
Preview followed by live coverage of Tuesday's game between Sevilla and CSKA Moscow in the Champions League.
Everton Ladies target cup glory
Everton Ladies boss Mo Marley believes they are in better shape for the FA Cup final than they were for their last final.
Daredevils thrash Rajasthan Royals
Virender Sehwag butchered Rajasthan Royals as Delhi Daredevils bulldozed their opponents by six wickets for their second successive win in IPL-3.Dhoni retains top spot in ODI rankings
India captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni now has Australian Michael Hussey breathing down his neck for the top slot in the ICC ODI rankings.Royal Challengers look to redeem pride
Smarting from their 7-wicket loss to KKR, Royal Challengers Bangalore will be determined to redeem their pride against Kings XI Punjab.PCB to hear appeals of banned players
PCB constituted a three-member appellate tribunal of retired judges to hear any appeal from the seven cricketers banned or fined by them recently.
Siddique, Rahim delay England victory
Bangladesh faced a stiff task of saving the opening Test against England despite a fighting half-century from Junaid Siddique.
Bond arrives to strengthen KKR bowling
Kolkata Knight Riders bowling armoury got a big boost with the arrival of their new New Zealand recruit Shane Bond.Ponting believes Smith is ready to debut against New Zealand
Steven Smith has become the second youngest winner of the Steve Waugh Medal, and now is almost certain to make his Test debut against New Zealand.
Eden clash to be called off?
The fate of the second IPL match in Eden Gardens between Kolkata and Chennai is in the balance.
Pak panel admits to match-fixing
A parliamentary panel disclosed that some Pakistani cricketers were involved in match-fixing during the recent tour of Australia.
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