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Owen set for United move
Michael Owen is expected at Manchester United for a medical examination this
morning ahead of what would be an extraordinary move, taking him from the
wilderness of relegated Newcastle to the Premier League champions.
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Federer paowers past Haas
Roger Federer was all class as he made history by becoming the first man to reach seven consecutive Wimbledon finals.
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- Venus is up for the fight
- Murray three sets from his destiny
- Serena survives semi scare
- Haas ready for Federer test
- Murray seeking many happy returns against Roddick serve
- Juan giant leap for Andy
- Haas rocks on into semis for first time
- One chance for Safina against Venus
Owen arrives at Manchester United
Michael Owen has arrived at Manchester United's training ground as his move to the Premier League champions moves closer.
- Chelsea snub Manchester City's bid for Terry
- Racist chanting will see matches halted
- Liverpool ready to let Mascherano go to Barcelona
- Fulham ready to fork out for Crouch
- Tribunal called in over Chelsea and Manchester City's Sturridge row
- Wilshere is next Arsenal player to pledge future
- Vidic agent plays down Manchester United exit talk
- Fans drew Santa Cruz to Manchester City
- Bruce not keen on Hibs’ loan move for Stokes
No apology from Burger who claims: ‘I’m no rugby thug’
South Africa forward Schalk Burger has reacted to his eight-week suspension by insisting: “I am not a rugby thug.”
- Four Irish players in Lions team for final test
- Eyes now on O’Gara
- Face of rugby that we don’t need
- South Africa and Lions coaches fail final Test
- Teams for Third Test to be Announced Today
- We won’t take it Lion down
- Ferris is on road to recovery
- So far, so good for Ulster boss McLaughlin
- Munster’s future will centre on De Villiers
Lowry soaring after first eagle
Shane Lowry brilliantly holed a second shot for eagle to send hopes soaring of making a first-ever pro career pay cheque as he carded a two-under-par 69 on the opening day of the French Open in Versailles.
- Lowry set to survive cut at French Open
- Lurgan golfers make their Point in fine style
- Harrington: I'm running out of time
- Fireman plays first shot at new Faldo-designed Fermanagh course
- Harrington’s Open surgery
- McIlroy on mission to tame Tiger
- Ireland start quest for a European hat-trick
- Dougherty wins BMW International Open
- McIlroy happy to recharge his batteries
Kernan is a driving force for Armagh
Aaron Kernan’s mind may be on golfing matters right now but tomorrow he will be totally focused on trying to bring Armagh over their first hurdle on what he hopes will prove a smooth course through the All Ireland football qualifiers.
- Freeman to learn outcome of DRA appeal
- Dublin delay naming team for Kilkenny clash
- John Campbell's GAA predictions
- Fermanagh must keep discipline
- Karl hopes for better from Donegal
- GAA strike threat as players go quiet
- Antrim won’t make same mistakes
- Fermanagh fight injury battle
- Draw could have six appeal for Ulster sides
Randers 4 Linfield 0
It was demolition in Denmark last night as a three-goal second-half salvo — including two in a minute — blew Linfield’s chances of a European adventure out of the water.
Celtic axe Hartley and Hesselink
Tony Mowbray has begun moves to put his own stamp on Celtic by releasing Paul Hartley and Jan Vennegoor of Hesselink as he awaits an answer from Marc-Antoine Fortune.
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Farquhar celebrates best season yet
The hectic Irish road-racing scene continues tomorrow with the Aon bikecare Skerries 100 meeting just north of Dublin where a renewal of the season-long battles between Ryan Farquhar, Scotsman Keith Amor and the Dunlop boys William and Michael are set to entertain the huge crowd who normally line the 2.9mile circuit.
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It might be different if Andy Murray had been born in Bromley or Tunbridge Wells, or his great grandmother was an innovative over-arm server in Victorian Wimbledon, like Tim Henman, or he had renounced his Scottish blood the first time he crossed Hadrian's Wall.
• Joe Kernan: Antrim now the most popular team in Ireland
When Antrim met Cavan in the Ulster football championship semi-final last weekend, the other seven counties in the province were on their side.
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The victory by Fame And Glory in the Irish Derby poses the question as to whether or not he would have taken his revenge on his Epsom conqueror Sea The Stars?
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