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Lyon knocks Real Madrid out of Champions League
LONDON (AP) - Big-spending Real Madrid was knocked out of the Champions League by Lyon on Wednesday and Manchester United spoiled David Beckham's return to Old Trafford with a 4-0 victory over AC Milan.
Football: Rooney at the double as United coasts past Milan
MANCHESTER, England (AP) - Wayne Rooney spoiled David Beckham's Old Trafford homecoming Wednesday by scoring another two goals against AC Milan as Manchester United cruised into the Champions League quarterfinals with 4-0 rout.
Wenger praises Bendtner for firing Arsenal into last eight
LONDON: Arsene Wenger saluted Nicklas Bendtner?s unshakeable self-confidence after the Denmark striker fired Arsenal into the Champions League quarter-finals with a hat-trick in Tuesday?s 5-0 win over Porto.
Bayern in last eight, thanks to controversial first-leg goal
FLORENCE (italy): Fiorentina president Andrea Della Valle lashed out on Tuesday as Bayern Munich advanced to the Champions League quarter-finals despite losing 3-2 to the Italians.
Danny Chia shares lead at British Open qualifying tournament
PETALING JAYA: Danny Chia has raised hopes of a Malaysian competing at the 150th edition of the British Open after sharing the opening round lead with newly-crowned Malaysian Open champion Noh Seung-yul of South Korea at the International Final Qualifying Asia at the Saujana Golf and Country Club Wednesday.
Prandelli?s future in doubt after Fior exit
FLORENCE (Italy): Cesare Prandelli?s future as Fiorentina coach looks increasingly uncertain following their Champions League exit on Tuesday, with Juventus and Italy regarded as his two most likely destinations.
Bring on Man United or Chelsea, says Arsene
LONDON: Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger admits he would love the chance for a revenge mission against Manchester United or Chelsea in the Champions League quarter-finals.
Troussier and Hiddink vying for Ivory Coast job
TOKYO: French coach Philippe Troussier is vying with Dutchman Guus Hiddink for the job to guide the Ivory Coast through this year?s World Cup, a Japanese newspaper reported yesterday.
Pompey sink deeper
LONDON: Crisis club Portsmouth remained four points adrift at the foot of the English Premier League as Birmingham City gained revenge on their FA Cup conquerors with a 2-1 win at Fratton Park on Tuesday.
Crisis club Pompey sack 85 employees
LONDON: Portsmouth administrator Andrew Andronikou announced yesterday that 85 of the cash-strapped club?s employees have been made redundant.
Pienaar gets drink-driving ban
LIVERPOOL: South Africa star Steven Pienaar was banned from driving for 12 months by a British court on Tuesday after pleading guilty to a drink-driving offence.
Juve, Reds out to rescue disappointing season in Europe
PARIS: European heavyweights Juventus and Liverpool will both seek to rescue disappointing seasons when the first legs of their respective Europa League last-16 ties kick off today.
JFA rule ?two?s a crowd? for a penalty kick
TOKYO: Two J-League players who elaborately combined to take a penalty at the weekend were deemed to have broken the rules, Japanese officials said yesterday.
Football Results Worldwide
Loss to T-Team riles Terengganu coach
GEORGE TOWN: It was a clear case of a nightmare come true for Terengganu coach Irfan Bakti on Tuesday night.
Influential playmaker Amir out of Felda?s clash with PKNS
PETALING JAYA: Table-toppers Felda United will miss the services of influential playmaker-striker Amir Shahreen Mubin in the top-of-the table Premier League clash against PKNS FC at the MBPJ Stadium in Kelana Jaya tomorrow.
Six months on, Lotus face their D-Day in Bahrain
SEPANG: It will be exactly six months since Lotus Racing first came into existence when the car takes to the track at the Sakhir Circuit in Bahrain tomorrow.
Ferrari?s Alonso says he will not let ?dirty? Schu shine
LONDON: Ferrari?s Fernando Alonso has told Michael Schumacher: I?m ready for your dirty track tactics.
Button hailed for making bold move to take on Hamilton
LONDON: Jenson Button was hailed for having the guts to join Lewis Hamilton in his own backyard.
Wee Wern eyeing Sharon?s spot after Chennai high
KUALA LUMPUR: Youngster Low Wee Wern is on the verge of overtaking veteran Sharon Wee as the national number three after a good outing in the Chennai Open squash championships last week.
Chai out to help KL Dragons leap to new heights
PETALING JAYA: Sarawak cager Chai Chze Hian has enjoyed the experience of playing in the inaugural season of the Asean Basketball League (ABL) so much that he is already looking forward to the next one.
Three new teams for ABL this season
KUALA LUMPUR: The new season of the Asean Basketball League (ABL), which will begin in October, will see the introduction of three new teams.
Lee Chong Wei gets the job done
WORLD number one men?s singles shuttler Lee Chong Wei was slow off the starting block in the opening round of the All-England at the National Indoor Arena here yesterday.
Favourites Koo-Tan crash out in first round
FAVOURITES Koo Kien Keat-Tan Boon Heong crashed out in the first round of the All-England badminton championships at the National Indoor Arena.
Early disaster for all our women shuttlers
IT?s all over for the Malaysian women shuttlers at the All-England following Chin Eei Hui-Wong Pei Tty?s shocking first-round exit here yesterday.
Danish rising star Jorgensensuffers demoralising defeat
DENMARK?S rising star Jan O Jorgensen suffered a demoralising defeat on a day when several other favourites fell by the wayside on the opening day of the All-England yesterday.
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