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Brewer praise for sharp Sharks

Sale head coach Mike Brewer praised the pace and intensity of his side's performance after they comprehensively defeated Newcastle 35-18 on the opening night of the new Aviva Premiership season at Edgeley Park.Read

Richards' relief at record

Modest hero Pat Richards expressed his relief after equalling Andy Farrell's Engage Super League record for points in a season in Wigan's 34-12 victory over Bradford on Friday night.Read

Trapattoni happy with result

Giovanni Trapattoni was happy to settle for a 1-0 victory in Armenia as the Republic of Ireland survived a test of their Euro 2012 credentials.Read

Murray sinks showman Brown

Andy Murray enjoyed silencing Dustin Brown's noisy fans as he charged into the third round of the US Open with a dominant display at Flushing Meadows.Read

Levein looks for positives

Scotland manager Craig Levein admitted there was plenty of room for improvement following the goalless draw in Lithuania - but he feels his players' effort has restored some pride in the national team.Read

Toshack angry over Collins injury

John Toshack feared for Wales' Euro 2012 hopes after a defeat in Montenegro that left him seething about an injury to key player James Collins.Read

Taylor plans party after shock win

Veteran goalkeeper Maik Taylor turns 39 on Saturday and intends to party after Northern Ireland's stunning victory against Slovenia in their Euro 2012 qualifier.Read

Capello happy with Rooney role

Fabio Capello watched his England side race off to a perfect start in the European Championship qualifiers with a 4-0 victory against Bulgaria and then revealed how he had rejuvenated Wayne Rooney.Read

Nadal digs deep for win

Top seed Rafael Nadal displayed all his renowned fighting spirit to beat Denis Istomin and complete the third round line-up at the US Open.Read

Clijsters set to face Ivanovic

Defending champion Kim Clijsters will face former world number one Ana Ivanovic in the fourth round of the US Open after easy wins were the order of day five at Flushing Meadows.Read

Sale open season in style

Sale opened the new Aviva Premiership season with a comprehensive 35-18 win over Newcastle at Edgeley Park to mark head coach Mike Brewer's first game in charge in fine style.Read

Richards equals record in Wigan win

The prolific Pat Richards equalled the Engage Super League scoring record as Wigan turned on the style to celebrate their first trophy success for eight years with a 34-12 win over Bradford.Read

Evans wins it for Northern Ireland

Northern Ireland got off to a stunning start in their Euro 2012 qualifying campaign by defeating World Cup finalists Slovenia 1-0 in Maribor.Read

Defoe leads way in England romp

Jermain Defoe relieved some of the gloom after England's dismal World Cup by netting a hat-trick in the 4-0 victory over Bulgaria in the opening Euro 2012 qualifier at Wembley.Read

Murray too good for Brown

Andy Murray charged into the third round of the US Open with a dominant performance against Jamaica's Dustin Brown.Read

Police free match-fix probe trio

The three Pakistan cricketers at the centre of match-fixing allegations were released without charge by police on Friday night.Read

Scotland held in stalemate

Scotland failed to capitalise on their territorial advantage in their Euro 2012 opener in Lithuania as Craig Levein's competitive debut as manager ended goalless.Read

Llodra maintains fine form

Unseeded Frenchman Michael Llodra continued his superb form at this year's US Open by booking his place in the third round at Flushing Meadows.Read

Wales falter in qualifying opener

Mirko Vucinic enhanced his growing reputation by firing Wales to a 1-0 defeat in their opening Euro 2012 qualifier in Montenegro.Read

Jimenez cards career-low 61

Miguel Angel Jimenez produced the lowest round of his 27-year European Tour career in Switzerland on Friday.Read