The Chelsea midfielder believes that past formations have been to blame for the pair's struggles to combine but thinks that the situation has changed under Roy Hodgson More »Lampard blames past England managers for failed partnership with Gerrard
The German Federal Office of Criminal Investigation (BKA) has warned of potential terrorist attacks at fan zones across Germany for Saturday's Champions League final, according to reports. More »Germany's football fan zones 'warned of attacks'
By Alan Baldwin MONACO (Reuters) - Formula One title contender Kimi Raikkonen has covered up a tribute on his helmet to late champion James Hunt after the lettering was deemed to contravene television regulations. The party-loving Lotus driver, second in the championship at present, is a big fan of Britain's 1976 champion and once entered a snowmobile race under Hunt's name. He has also paid tribute to him in the past with Monaco helmets. This year's had the words 'James Hunt' on the top, positioned to face the camera behind. The regulations do not allow rear-facing messages. ... More »Raikkonen in the hunt without the Hunt
Brazilian club Santos have confirmed they have accepted two offers, believed to be from Barcelona and Real Madrid, for their 21-year-old star Neymar. More »Santos accept Barca, Madrid bids for Neymar
The two teams from the capital face off in the cup final, and Al Hain-Cole expects them to bring the season to a close with a derby every bit as entertaining as recent encounters More »Roma - Lazio Betting Preview: Expect goals at both ends in an all-Roman Coppa Italia final
By Alan Baldwin MONACO (Reuters) - Ferrari's Felipe Massa crashed heavily in an accident-strewn final Monaco Grand Prix practice session on Saturday with Nico Rosberg completing a sweep of fastest times for Mercedes. The Brazilian wrestled with a seemingly unresponsive steering wheel before locking up on the brakes and smashing into the steel guardrail on the pit straight. The Ferrari then plunged nose-first into the energy-absorbing plastic safety barrier at the Ste. ... More »Rosberg tops crash-filled final Monaco practice
By Alan Baldwin MONACO (Reuters) - Some Formula One teams face a fight for survival next season when engine costs more than double, Force India deputy principal Bob Fernley said on Saturday. "You shouldn't underestimate the resolve of Formula One teams, they are incredibly resilient and probably will come through," the Briton told Reuters in an interview at the Monaco Grand Prix. "But to add to the level of costs to the teams at this time in an economic cycle, one has to question whether they can all survive." Formula One is introducing a new 1. ... More »Fernley says costs threaten some F1 teams
The 31-year-old warns the Atletico Madrid loan star and Belgium international that he is not ready to relinquish his position as the Blues' first-choice goalkeeper More »Cech aims to hold off Courtois to remain Chelsea No.1
Malaysian entrepreneur Tony Fernandes conceded on Saturday that he had hampered the progress of the Caterham team by trying to do too much himself. More »Formula One: Fernandes admits he hampered Caterham
Nico Rosberg topped the times for Mercedes in Saturday morning's third and final crash-hit free practice session ahead of Sunday's Monaco Grand Prix. More »Formula One: Rosberg fastest in crash-hit practice
Christian Lealiifano kicked the ACT Brumbies to a crucial 20-13 win over the Auckland Blues in their Super 15 clash at Eden Park on Saturday. More »Lealiifano kicks Brumbies home against Blues in Super 15
The Potters rubbish reports linking their Bosnia international goalkeeper with a move away from the Britannia Stadium, amid speculation that he is set to move to Liverpool More »Stoke City dismiss Begovic exit rumours
Despite praising Borussia Dortmund, the former Manchester United keeper is backing his compatriot's side while his Ajax colleague, Frank de Boer, holds similar sentiments More »Van der Sar: Robben tips final in Bayern's favour
Indian police have arrested the son-in-law of the country's cricket chief as part of a widening probe into allegations of spot-fixing in the Indian Premier League. More »India cricket chief son-in-law held in spot-fixing probe
LEEDS, England (Reuters) - England won the toss and chose to bat in the second and final test against New Zealand at Headingley on Saturday. England named an unchanged team from the side that won by 170 runs in the first test at Lord's, retaining paceman Steven Finn and leaving out Tim Bresnan. New Zealand called up Doug Bracewell to make an all-seamer attack having declined to take a gamble on spinner Daniel Vettori, who only arrived in England this week as a replacement for the injured Bruce Martin. ... More »England win toss, bat first v New Zealand
Monaco Formula One Grand Prix third free practice times on Saturday: More »Formula One: Monaco Grand Prix free practice times
Speaking before Santos accepted two bids, believed to be from Barcelona and Real Madrid, for the forward, the Blues' star reveals his advice to the starlet on a European move More »David Luiz: I hope I can play with Neymar at Chelsea
The iconic ex-Brazil international believes that the Barcelona and Real Madrid target should give something back to the club where he has made his name rather than leave now More »Neymar must 'pay his dues' at Santos, argues Pele
The Blues midfielder expects the skipper to remain at the club, despite the defender's fitness having come into question following limited appearances under Rafa Benitez More »Lampard backs Terry to stay at Chelsea
As Borussia Dortmund and Bayern Munich descend on Wembley to face off for Europe's biggest prize, Goal wants to know who you think will be the man to define the game More »Poll of the Day: Who will be the star of the Champions League final?
Chelsea midfielder Frank Lampard is hoping team-mate John Terry will follow in his path and sign a new contract to stay at Stamford Bridge. More »Lampard urges Chelsea to extend Terry stay
The retired defender believes that Jurgen Klopp's side can capitalise on Bayern Munich's expectations, using the Reds' Champions League final in Istanbul as their inspiration More »Carragher: Dortmund are in a similar position to Liverpool in 2005
James Willstrop, the only player to have been denied the British Open title by a single point on two separate occasions, kept alive his dream of one day making that last shot with an extraordinary quarter-final escape on Friday night. More »Willstrop escapes from British Open squash brink
Chelsea midfielder Frank Lampard is hoping team-mate John Terry will follow in his path and sign a new contract to stay at Stamford Bridge. More »Football: Lampard urges Chelsea to extend Terry stay
James Willstrop, the only player to have been denied the British Open title by a single point on two separate occasions, kept alive his dream of one day making that last shot with an extraordinary quarter-final escape on Friday night. More »Squash: Willstrop escapes from British Open brink