Sky-High Manchester City Visit Bottom-Placed West Ham: West Ham will be hoping for lady luck to be on their side going into Saturday’s Premier League match against Manchester City, who will be without leading goalscorer Carlos Tevez. The Argentinian international misses the match against his old club, as he starts a one-match ban after... Read More; A.D. Winn; Friday, December 10, 2010 - 18:25
City Have Chance to Seize Initiative: With Arsenal, Chelsea and Manchester United all playing later in the weekend Manchester City have the chance to go level on points with table-topping Gunners this Saturday afternoon. If City can take all three points from bottom-of-the-table West Ham this weekend then they will move onto 32 points... Read More; Jaymes Monte; Friday, December 10, 2010 - 11:52
New Zealand on Course for Indian Whitewash: New Zealand head into the fifth and final ODI against India facing yet another whitewash. The fourth game of the series hinted at somewhat of a Back caps revival; however a late Yusuf Pathan onslaught ensured that the Kiwis head into the final game with not a thing to show for their tour so far... Read More; Adam Currie; Friday, December 10, 2010 - 02:14
Schwartzel the Favourite as Oosthuizen Stumbles in Round One: Charl Schwartzel didn’t take the lead on Friday, but did enough in his opening round 70 to be anointed the favourite as he looks to round two at the Alfred Dunhill Championship. Schwartzel sits four shots back of leader Anthony Michael and if he can go a shot or two lower on Friday he’... Read More; Dorian Netolicky; Thursday, December 9, 2010 - 23:03
He’s 6 Back, but Geoff Ogilvy is the Favourite in Australia: Geoff Ogilvy had a less than impressive opening round 70 and trails Andrew Buckle and American Bobby Gates by 6 shots at the Australian PGA Championship. The 2009 US Open champion made plenty of birdies on Thursday, but, in turn, gave a lot away in the opening round. His round included 6 birdies... Read More; Dorian Netolicky; Thursday, December 9, 2010 - 22:23
Hong Kong Action Set for Sunday Morning: Flat racing punters have some real excitement ahead of them as the world’s second richest horse race is set to unfold at Sha Tin on Sunday morning. There are four especially tasty-looking races including the Mile, Vase, Sprint and the Hong Kong Cup itself. We’ll be taking a look at two... Read More; A.J. Ryder; Thursday, December 9, 2010 - 21:56
Cheltenham Kicks Off Two Day Meet on Friday: Friday’s action at Cheltenham is the de facto undercard for Saturday’s selection of graded races over timber. All credit to the Cheltenham ground staff for getting the going in good order and ensuring that the snow doesn’t delay another weekend of jumps racing. The Friday card at... Read More; A.J. Ryder; Thursday, December 9, 2010 - 18:25
Kauto Star to Land Record King George VI?: A number of withdrawals, namely defending Cheltenham Gold Cup winner Imperial Commander, have prompted an across-the-board price cut by bookmakers on living legend Kauto Star who seeks his fifth King George on the bounce. Now priced at below even money with nearly every major bookmaker, the Paul... Read More; A.J. Ryder; Wednesday, December 8, 2010 - 21:15
Arsenal and Chelsea Facing Interesting Champions League Fixtures: There are a handful of key Champions League fixtures unfolding today as the Group Stages come to a somewhat dramatic end. A few different groups are still up for grabs and one of the most notable is Arsenal- who need to take all three points against Partizan Belgrade to assure themselves of... Read More; A.J. Ryder; Wednesday, December 8, 2010 - 18:08
Two South African Natives Head The Field at The Alfred Dunhill Championship: Louis Oosthuizen has played sparingly in recent months, but the Open champion should be a formidable challenge for the field at this week’s Alfred Dunhill Championship. Oosthuizen’s most recent result was a 13th at the Dubai World Championship where he slid back with a 73 on the final... Read More; Dorian Netolicky; Tuesday, December 7, 2010 - 23:44