Liverpool hope to capitalise on Man Utd absentees: Reds boss Kenny Dalglish will be looking to dent Manchester United’s chances of obtaining their 19th league title this weekend, as the two sides clash at Anfield on Sunday. The two rivals – currently equal on 18 domestic league trophies each, will face each other just over a month... Read More; A.D. Winn; Friday, March 4, 2011 - 15:00
Kolo Toure Absent for Man City for Wigan match: Boss Roberto Mancini will mark his 50th game as Manchester City manager against relegation-threatened Wigan, fresh from the news he will be without Kolo Toure for the long-term future. The 29-year-old Ivorian defender has been suspended indefinitely by his club until a full inquiry into his failed... Read More; A.D. Winn; Friday, March 4, 2011 - 14:01
Giggs Will Provide Level Head: Ryan Giggs will be one of the calmest players on the pitch when Manchester United take on Liverpool at Anfield this weekend. Giggs is setting all sorts of records as a Manchester United player and he’s taken part in many fixtures similar to this one in the past. This means Giggs will have an... Read More; Lewis Doe; Friday, March 4, 2011 - 07:26
Rooney Gunning for Liverpool: Wayne Rooney will be chomping at the bit to score against a team that has fans who always get on his back. Rooney scored a sublime goal in the 2-1 defeat away at Chelsea and he is looking in better form with every game that comes and goes. United will need him up for this match because Liverpool... Read More; Lewis Doe; Friday, March 4, 2011 - 07:24
Liverpool and United in Huge Derby Match: Manchester United will be looking to bounce back from the defeat at Chelsea with a win against their biggest rivals in the league. United didn’t play anywhere near as well as they can do during the match with Chelsea and Sir Alex Ferguson could make several tweaks to his side for the game... Read More; Lewis Doe; Friday, March 4, 2011 - 07:22
West Indies Look To Maintain Momentum: A resurgent West Indies will be in a stronger opposition when they take on an ambitious Bangladesh in Friday's World Cup Group B match in Dhaka. Faced with the loss of Dwayne Bravo, the twice champions have tweaked their original strategy, showing more trust in their spinners as well as... Read More; Adam Currie; Friday, March 4, 2011 - 05:04
Cheltenham Course in “Better Shape Than Last Year”: It looks like punters will be spared the surface drama in 2011 as the clerk of the course at Cheltenham declared that the going is looking better than what we saw during the build-up in 2010. The current assumptions are that “good to soft” will be the result once we get round to the... Read More; A.J. Ryder; Thursday, March 3, 2011 - 20:46
Hell’s Bay Ruled Out of Cheltenham Festival: The ante post market for the Jewson Novices’ Chase has been thrown into a tizzy thanks to the withdrawl of leading fancy Hell’s Bay. The nine year-old son of Supreme Leader had looked to be progressing nicely towards a major festival run on the back of an impressive Grade 2 score over... Read More; A.J. Ryder; Thursday, March 3, 2011 - 20:43
Gunners to Apply Pressure: Arsenal host Sunderland on Saturday knowing that a win would put them within just one point of league leaders Manchester United. United’s defeat to Chelsea in midweek means that they are now just four points ahead of the Gunners having played one game more than their title rivals. With Sir... Read More; Jaymes Monte; Thursday, March 3, 2011 - 16:08
Zim Seek Upset Over Mediocre Black Caps: The winner of New Zealand and Zimbabwe's clash in Ahmedabad on Friday will be one step closer to the quarter-finals of the tournament. With minnows Canada and Kenya bringing up the rear end of Group A, either New Zealand or Zimbabwe will be making the last eight of the tournament, and... Read More; Adam Currie; Thursday, March 3, 2011 - 15:30