Wayne Rooney will follow in the footsteps of legends on Friday night when he captains England in a competitive international for the first time, insisting the flashes of temper that scarred the early period of his career are a thing of the past.Read
Lance Armstrong could be subject to perjury charges after testifying in court that he had never taken banned performance-enhancing drugs, according to the US anti-doping agency.Read
Reigning Tour de France champion Bradley Wiggins is "shocked at the scale of the evidence" against Lance Armstrong, who has been described by the US Anti-Doping Agency (USADA) as "a serial drugs cheat".Read
Stand-in captain Wayne Rooney has his sights on becoming one of England's top five goalscorers when Roy Hodgson's side tackle minnows San Marino in Friday's World Cup qualifier at Wembley.Read
Sir Chris Hoy says the damning report labelling Lance Armstrong as "a serial drugs cheat" is depressing for cycling - but he hopes the sport can now move on from the scandal.Read
Liverpool managing director Ian Ayre admits striker Luis Suarez has become a target in the debate about diving but believes everyone has to be treated equally.Read
England boss Roy Hodgson has refused to condemn Ryan Bertrand for the sentiments behind the latest Twitter controversy, even if he accepts the Chelsea man was wrong to use such course language.Read
Lee Westwood and Justin Rose are guaranteed USD 1million each after making it an all-English final of the Turkish Airlines World Golf Final - but Rory McIlroy had to settle for 'just' USD 300,000 after finishing last in the eight-man exhibition.Read
Chelsea's Ryan Bertrand has been forced to apologise after using an expletive on Twitter to condemn reports he had pulled out of England's World Cup qualifier with San Marino with a "sore throat".Read
A former team-mate of Lance Armstrong claims he should not be singled out for criticism despite the damning findings of the United States Anti-Doping Agency.Read
The eagerly-anticipated showdown between Rory McIlroy and Tiger Woods, washed out by a thunderstorm yesterday, proved something of a damp squib at the Turkish Airlines World Golf final.Read
Former England captain Andrew Strauss has been appointed to a role with the International Cricket Council as part of a reshuffled cricket committee.Read
England manager Roy Hodgson must decide on a new captain for the World Cup qualifier with San Marino after Frank Lampard was ruled out with a knee injury.Read
British Cycling performance director Dave Brailsford has described the report by the United States Anti-Doping Agency (USADA), which branded Lance Armstrong a "serial cheat", as "jaw dropping".Read
Wayne Rooney might have labelled Joe Hart as the best goalkeeper in the world last week - but if Roy Hodgson needs another captain on Friday, the Manchester City man knows who he thinks will get the call.Read
Lance Armstrong's reputation is in tatters after the United States Anti-Doping Agency (USADA) labelled him a "serial" cheat who led "the most sophisticated, professionalised and successful doping programme that sport has ever seen".Read
