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Didier Drogba nailed the game-clincher in the 52nd minute as Chelsea held on for a 2-1 victory over Liverpool in the 2012 FA Cup Finals at Wembley Stadium
Dalglish Optimistic of Liverpool's Chance in FA Cup Final
Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish claimed his team has a shot at beating Chelsea in Saturday's FA Cup Final
Britain May Deploy Missiles for 2012 London Summer Olympics
Britain is thinking about deploying ground-to-air missile batteries in six of its cities to the east of London to protect the upcoming Olympic and Paralympic Games
Manchester City Blanks Manchester United
Moves Closer To Premier League Crown
Vincent Kompany scored in the 45th minute and Manchester City's strong play made the goal stand up in an impressive 1-0 win over Manchester United
Torres Hat-trick Steers Chelsea Past QPR
Fernando Torres recorded his first hat-trick in roughly three years, powering Chelsea to a swashbuckling 6-1 victory over Queens Park Rangers
Man City Rips Wanderers; Man U-Everton Draw
Sergio Aguero and Samir Nasri nailed a goal each as Manchester City blanked the Wolverhampton Wanderers, 2-0 to stay within striking distance behind leader Manchester United for the English Premier League crown
UEFA Champions League: Chelsea Tops Belfica; Real Madrid Pummels Apoel
Frank Lampard and Raul Meireles netted a goal each as Chelsea secured a seat in the semifinals with a 2-1 victory against Belfica in the second leg of their UEFA Champions league quarterfinals match
Stella Mccartney Unveils Adidas Line for London 2012 Olympics
Designer Stella McCartney is going for the gold with her latest designs for Britain's 2012 Summer Olympic athletes
Arsenal Nets Costly Scoreless Draw with Chelsea
Chelsea and Arsenal engaged in 90 minutes of pure defense as the matchup between two of the most celebrated ball clubs in the English Premier League ended in a scoreless draw
David Beckham's Olympic Dream Still Alive
David Beckham still has a chance to play for Great Britain at the 2012 Olympic Games
Rooney Scores Twice as Man U Edges Liverpool
Wayne Rooney scored two goals and Manchester United moved back into first place in the Premier League with a 2-1 victory over Liverpool
Hernandez, Berbatov's Goals Steer Man United Past Stoke City
Javier Hernandez and Dimitar Berbatov calmly slotted their penalty kicks and the Manchester United took a 2-0 victory at the expense of Stoke City
Van Persie Goals Rally Arsenal past Aston Villa
Robin Van Persie slotted two goals off penalty kicks in the second half as Arsenal rallied from a two-goal deficit to defeat Aston Villa, 3-2
Dempsey Hat Trick Leads Fulham to Victory in FA Cup
Clint Dempsey led a banner day for Americans in FA Cup play with a hat trick to lead Fulham to victory
Arsenal Stumbles Late Against Fulham Putting Chelsea Back in Top Four
Fulham scored a pair of late goals to post a 2-1 victory over Arsenal and knock its London rivals out of the Premier League's top four
Gareth Bale Nets Pair as Tottenham Blanks Norwich City
Emmanuel Adebayor fed Gareth Bale for the opening goal 10 minutes into the second half, and Bale tacked on another tally 12 minutes later as Tottenham blanked Norwich City 2-0 in Premier League action
Manchester City Maintains Premier League Lead with Win Over Arsenal
Manchester City remains at the top of the Premier League standings after a 1-0 victory over Arsenal
Tom Lewis Named European Tour Rookie of Year
Twenty-year-old Tom Lewis was named the Rookie of the Year on the European Tour. Lewis, 20, won the Portugal Masters in only his third appearance of the season
Yaya Toure Header Lifts Man City Over Queens Park Rangers
Midfielder Yaya Toure headed in the game-winning goal late in the second half and Manchester City survived the Queens Park Rangers, 3-2 Saturday at Loftus Road. Forward Edin Dzeko tallied Man City's first goal
Spurs Top Cottagers for Key Win; Bolton Routs Stoke
The Tottenham Hotspur are on the cusp of the Champions League spot after securing a tough test at Fulham 3-1 Sunday. Aaron Lennon's scored his first goal of the season in first-half stoppage time, giving the Spurs a 2-0 lead in the 45th and the eventual game-winner
Europa League: Natkho Free-Kick Lifts FC Rubin Kazan Over Tottenham
Bibras Natkho tallied the lone goal 10 minutes into the second half and the FC Rubin Kazan stunned the Tottenham Hotspurs, 1-0 in a Group A Europa League showdown at Tsentralnyi Stadium
Manchester City Maintains Premier League Lead with Win Over Wolves
Manchester City avoided a letdown and knocked off Wolves, 3-1, at Etihad Stadium in an English Premier League matchup. Coming off a 6-1 destruction of rival Manchester United, City maintained its five-point advantage at the top of the table with the win
Carling Cup: Manchester City Rips Wolverhampton
Forward Edin Dzeko found the back of the net twice and Manchester City reached the quarterfinal round of the Carling Cup with a 5-2 victory over the Wolverhampton Wanderers
Premier League: Olsson, Scharner Help West Brom Edge Ashton Villa
Jonas Olsson and Paul Scharner tallied a goal each and the West Bromwich Albion pulled off a stunner over Ashton Villa, 2-1 Saturday in their English Premier League match at Villa Park
Sergio Aguero's Late Game-Winner Lift Manchester City Over Villarreal
Sergio Aguero chipped in a goal in second half stoppage time and Manchester City overcame a slow start to beat Villarreal, 2-1 in UEFA Champions League match at Etihad Stadium
Female Beach Volleyball Players Can Shed Bikinis at 2012 Olympics
Female beach volleyball players can wear shorts and long sleeves during Olympic competitions instead of skimpy bikinis
Chelsea Holds Off Aston Villa Behind Ivanovic, Torres
Branislav Ivanovic scored twice and Fernando Torres nailed another as Chelsea thwarted Aston Villa, 4-2 to nab their sixth win in eight games under skipper Roberto Di Matteo
Sailing Star Ben Ainslie on Course for 2012 London Olympics
After dominating the Finn class at the Palma World Cup regatta, British sailing superstar Ben Ainslie is now focusing on the upcoming 2012 Olympics as he tries to put his recent back problems behind him
Manchester City Revives Premier League Title Hopes
Sergio Aguero scored twice while Carlos Tevez and David Silva each added a tally as Manchester City blasted West Bromwich Albion
England Soccer Coach Fabio Capello Quits
England soccer coach Fabio Capello quit the post, just hours after his possible successor, Tottenham's Harry Redknapp, was cleared of tax evasion charges
Liverpool Takes out Manchester United in FA Cup Thriller
Liverpool got a late goal from Dirk Kuyt to post a 2-1 victory over Manchester United in a fourth-round FA Cup match
Manchester United knocks Manchester City Out of FA Cup
Wayne Rooney scored a pair of goals and Paul Scholes made a triumphant return to lead Manchester United to a 3-2 victory over 10-man Manchester City in an FA Cup third-round match
Sunderland Stuns Manchester City to Cap Wild Weekend
Sunderland continues to play well under manager Martin O'Neill and did Manchester United a huge favor Sunday with a 1-0 victory over Manchester City
Manchester United Stunned by Blackburn
Blackburn put a damper on manager Alex Ferguson's 70th birthday as it posted a surprise 3-2 victory over Manchester United at Old Trafford
Manchester City Remains Unbeaten in Premier League Play
Manchester City brushed off a gutsy start from Norwich City and went on to claim a 5-1 triumph to remain unbeaten in league play this season. Sergio Aguero's tally in the 32nd minute broke a scoreless tie but also allowed the Citizens to control the momentum en route to their 12th win in 14 league matches
Stage Set For 2012 Euro Cup Finals
The stage is set for the 2012 Euro Cup following Friday's draw that saw host Poland and Ukraine getting the top draws while Spain placed in a tougher group. Poland was drawn in Group A along with Greece, Russia, and Czech Republic
Cardiff, Liverpool, Manchester City Advance to Semifinals of Carling Cup
Cardiff got goals from Kenny Miller and Anthony Gerrard to advance to the last four of the Carling Cup for the first time since 1966 with a 2-0 victory over Blackburn. Sergio Aguero pushed Manchester City into the semifinals and Liverpool advanced as well
Barca Solves Viktoria Plzen; Chelsea Rips Racing Genk
Andres Iniesta and David Villa netted a goal each and Barcelona easily nabbed a 2-0 victory over Viktoria Plzen in a UEFA Champions League Group H showdown at Camp Nou
100-Year-Old Man Finishes Marathon
Fauja Singh set a record by becoming the oldest runner to finish a marathon at the Toronto Waterfront Marathon. Singh is 100 years old, which puts his last place finish in perspective
Manchester City Moves to Top of Table
Manchester City took over the top spot in the English Premier League with a 4-1 victory over Aston Villa at Etihad Stadium. Manchester City moved clear of Manchester United, which played to a 1-1 draw at Liverpool
Arsenal Edges Sunderland on Van Persie's Two Goals
Dutch striker Robin Van Persie struck early and late in the match, giving Arsenal a 2-1 victory over Sunderland in their Sunday's English Premier League regular-season encounter at Emirates Stadium
Wayne Rooney Out Three Euro Matches for Kick at Foe
English striker Wayne Rooney will have to sit out for three group stages games at the 2012 European Championship after kicking a player in a game against Montenegro last week, multiple sources reported
England Out of Rugby World Cup, France in Semis vs. Wales
England's bid to return to the World Cup finals and reclaim the Webb Ellis Cup was dashed by the Les Bleus, with France posting a stunning 19-12 victory in their quarter-final clash at Eden Park in Auckland. France took advantage of 10 missed tackles to build a 16-0 lead
Spurs Edge Arsenal; Fulham and Chelsea Win In Romps
Tottenham got goals from Rafael van der Vaart and Kyle Walker to hand Arsenal yet another defeat Sunday in English Premier League action. The loss was Arsenal's fourth in seven matches to start the season and leaves the Gunners just two points above the relegation zone
Athletic Bilbao Boots Out Manchester United
Fernando Llorente nailed a goal in the early going and Oscar de Marcos knocked in the eventual game-winner in the second half as Athletic Bilbao booted Manchester United, 2-1 (5-3 on aggregate)
Everton and Sunderland Battle to Draw in FA Cup Match
Everton and Sunderland are headed to a replay of their FA Cup match after a 1-1 draw in the quarterfinals
Manchester City Stays on Top of Premier League
Manchester City remained in control of the English Premier League with a 2-0 victory over Bolton
Liverpool and Stoke move on in FA Cup
Liverpool and Stoke advanced to the quarterfinals of the FA Cup while fellow Premier League side Tottenham was held to a 0-0 draw by third-tier Stevenage
Obertan Scores in Stoppage Time, Newcastle downs Blackburn
Gabriel Obertan scored a magnificent goal in stoppage time, capping Newcastle's 2-0 victory against Blackburn at Ewood Park. Ryan Taylor was credited with Newcastle's first goal
Dempsey-led Fulham Rips Newcastle
Reigning US Player of the Year Clint Dempsey once again showed his scoring prowess, pulling off another hat-trick to lead Fulham to a 5-2 victory against Newcastle
Arsenal Manager Arsene Wenger Pleased About Thierry Henry's Return
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger is excited over Thierry Henry's return on a two-month loan from the New York Red Bulls. Wenger likes Henry's versatility and the spark he could bring to the team's lineup
Embattled Luis Suarez Starts for Liverpool Pending Appeal of 8-Game Ban
A day after being handed an eight-game ban by the English Football Association, Luis Suarez started in Liverpool FC's game at Wigan, with his punishment on hold pending any appeal. Suarez is the Reds top scorer this season in the English Premier League
Heading Soccer Ball Linked with Brain Injuries
Soccer players who frequently head the ball face the possibility of brain injury and cognitive impairment, according to a new study
Death of Wales Manager Gary Speed Overshadows Pair of Premier League Matches
Liverpool and Manchester City battled to a draw as did Swansea and Aston Villa in a pair of Premier League matches overshadowed by the death of Wales manager Gary Speed. Four members of the Wales squad were on the pitch for the game
Adebayor Nets Pair in Tottenham Win vs West Brom
Forward Emmanuel Adebayor slotted two goals and the streaking Tottenham Hotspurs continued their climb in the English Premier League standings with a 3-1 victory against the West Bromwich Albion
Hargreaves Has Successful Return to Action For Man City in Carling Cup
Owen Hargreaves had a successful return to the pitch as he scored a goal to help lead Manchester City to a 2-0 victory over Birmingham City in a Carling Cup matchup. The former Manchester United player scored in the 17th minute from about 25 yards out to give City a quick lead
Manchester United Claims Premiership Top Spot with Win Over Chelsea
Manchester United asserted its superiority once more as the Red Devils pummeled rival Chelsea, 3-1,to claim the top spot of the English Premier League ladder. Chris Smalling, Nani and Wayne Rooney scored to help Manchester United improve to 5-0
Darren Clarke Clutches Claret: Superb Play Earns Him 140th Open Championship
Darren Clarke won the 140th Open Championship Sunday at Royal St. George's with a combination of heart, courage and skillful golf as he finished five-under par and outplayed Phil Mickelson and Dustin Johnson along the way
Novak Djokovic Topples Rafael Nadal in Wimbledon Final
Novak Djokovic dispatched Rafael Nadal in the Men's final at Wimbledon without much fuss, winning 6-4, 6-1, 1-6, 6-2. Djokovic's strong court coverage proved to be the difference in the new No. 1 player in the world's win over the defending Wimbledon titlist
Kvitova Defies Experienced Sharapova - Captures Wimbledon Crown
Petra Kvitova, who vanquished semifinal foe Victoria Azarenka (No. 4) in three sets en route to her first Grand Slam finale, relied on her blistering and potent forehand in defeating former No. 1 Russian Sharapova, 6-3, 6-4. It marked the first Grand Slam title for Kvitova
Talking Tech Tactics With Football Manager 2011
In Football Manager 2011, players manage their favorite team from some 50 global leagues, buy and sell players and interact with the press and plan tactics -- all with the ultimate goal of topping the league and filling the boardroom trophy cabinet at the end of the season
France 3 Iceland 2: Les Bleus win from 2-0 down
A goal three minutes from time by Adil Rami saw France come from 2-0 down to claim a late victory over Iceland in Valenciennes.
Euro 2012: Scott Parker will be fit for Championships
Scott Parker has spoken of his relief at being fit for England's Euro 2012 campaign after experiencing the disappointment of Spurs missing out on the Champions League.
England's bowlers put Windies on the ropes after Day three
They have fought manfully to extend England and remain competitive over two marvellous Tests but in one blistering session at Trent Bridge on Sunday night the best efforts of West Indies to stay in this series were rendered all but meaningless.
England open up under Roy Hodgson - Charles Sale
One of the immediate changes Roy Hodgson has made since becoming England manager is to encourage a far more inclusive camp than under Fabio Capello.
McLaren letting Lewis Hamilton in title fight
Lewis Hamilton was talking contentedly in the McLaren motorhome afterwards. Strange, because he came here hoping to win the Monaco Grand Prix and had finished fifth.
Steven Gerrard: Ashley can be our lethal weapon in Euro 2012
Skipper Steven Gerrard believes Ashley Young can be England's lethal weapon during the Euro 2012 finals. Young helped new England manager Roy Hodgson get off to a winning start.
Euro 2012: Sol Campbell warns England fans to stay away
Sol Campbell has warned England fans not to travel to Euro 2012 because they 'could end up coming back in a coffin'. Campbell believes visiting Poland or Ukraine is too much of a risk.
Mexico 2 Wales 0: Aldo De Nigris double sinks Chris Coleman's weakened side
Chris Coleman suffered defeat in his first match in charge of Wales as Aldo De Nigris' double gave classy Mexico a deserved victory at MetLife Stadium in New York.
Jonny Brownlee storms to Madrid Triathlon victory
Jonny Brownlee is not about to make himself Olympic favourite just yet but he is enjoying being the top dog after another dominant performance to win the World Triathlon Series race in Madrid on Sunday.
Martin Samuel: Vote today... and say NO to big goals and long balls
This afternoon in the Royal Suite at Wembley Stadium, a meeting will take place that could shape the future of English football.
Gareth Barry scan delayed as Roy Hodgson sweats over midfielder
Gareth Barry will have a scan on Monday which is expected to rule him out of Euro 2012. Roy Hodgson will not risk Barry, who limped out of the 1-0 win over Norway with a groin injury.
Luke Donald back at World No 1 after retaining Wentworth title
Wentworth and the European Tour did not need to issue a riposte to Ernie Els’s intemperate remarks regarding the firmness of the greens on Saturday. Luke Donald’s golf did the job for them.
Kenny Miller embarrassed by Scotland defeat
Kenny Miller admitted Scotland’s 5-1 thrashing to the United States was an ‘embarrassment’ after the national team crashed to their heaviest defeat under Craig Levein.
French Open 2012: Venus Williams survives first-round scare
Seven-time grand slam champion Venus Williams survived a first-round scare at the French Open on Sunday. Williams eventually overcame Paula Ormaechea 4-6 6-1 6-3.
Rangers in crisis: No HMRC agreement
Rangers' administrators have played down claims that a deal has been reached with Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs over the club's debt. Charles Green said HMRC had 'given us the nod'.
Euro 2012: John O'Shea and Kevin Foley injured
John O’Shea and Kevin Foley have been warned they have a week to prove their fitness or they will be thrown out of the Republic of Ireland’s Euro 2012 squad.
Dario Franchitti wins third Indy 500 title
Scotsman Dario Franchitti claimed his third Indy 500 title on Sunday after seeing off Takuma Sato in a thrilling finale and paid a poignant tribute to Dan Wheldon.
Branislav Ivanovic wanted by Real M
Branislav Ivanovic has emerged as a target for Real Madrid as Jose Mourinho looks to mount a Champions League challenge. The Chelsea defender has been a regular for the Stamford Bridge side.
Bumble at the second Test: Freddie weighs in
It was great to see local lad Carl Froch walk away with the IBF super-middleweight belt in Nottingham on Saturday night - but a little more surprising to spot Andrew Flintoff in the audience.
England and West Indies bowlers won the day: Nasser Hussain
Everybody turned up on Sunday expecting England to bat all day and pile up 500, maybe even 600, on what is still the flattest of Trent Bridge pitches in perfect conditions.
Mark Webber aiming for glory in most open season ever
This Formula One season has yet another winner after Mark Webber became the sixth different driver to claim a grand prix this season.
Euro 2012: Wayne Rooney key to England
After giving us the first taste of life under his reign, new England manager Roy Hodgson provided some insight into what will follow. It was not just his Euro-vision but beyond.
Euro 2012: Shay Given will be fit for Ireland
Shay Given is adamant he could have played on Saturday if the opponents had been Croatia in the Euro finals and not Bosnia in a friendly. Given, 36, played down fears over his knee injury.
Robin Van Persie refuses to commit to Arsenal
Robin van Persie has reportedly told Arsenal that only the promise of silverware will keep him at the club. The striker is out of contract next summer and has so far been reluctant to sign a new deal.
Anzhi Makhachkala enforcer Ahmedov opens the door to Arsenal switch
Odil Ahmedov wants to catch Arsenal’s eye this summer.
The Anzhi Makhachkala midfielder was considered by the Gunners for a move 12 months ago.
Tottenham must move fast to secure coveted signature of PSV's Toivonen
Tottenham have been told to make their move for Ola Toivonen or risk missing out on the PSV Eindhoven hotshot.
Three sent off in Magic Weekend brawl
Three red cards and an all-in brawl at the Etihad Stadium marked the climax of the best Magic Weekend yet as Joey Barton's antics here a fortnight ago paled in comparison to rugby league's brutal physicality.
Louis Smith earns Silver at European Gymnastics Championships
Great Britain enjoyed further success at the men's artistic gymnastics European Championships on Sunday with a silver medal for Louis Smith on the pommel horse.
Jessica Ennis sets British heptathlon record
The crowning of Jessica Ennis as Olympic heptathlon champion awaits in London. The final burnishing of her gold medal credentials was a mission accomplished this weekend with the destruction of Denise Lewis's British record.
Mo Farah retains Bupa London 10,000m title
Mo Farah retained his Bupa London 10,000m title on Sunday for a fourth consecutive year and declared himself on track for the Olympics.
Carl Froch reveals he would have retired had he lost to Lucian Bute
Carl Froch revealed he would have been lost to British boxing had he not joined the elite of three-time world champions by battering IBF super-middleweight king Lucian Bute.
Alex Smithies has bottle for play-off win as Huddersfield keeper reveals hiding place for notes
Huddersfield Town's play-off hero Alex Smithies had notes on Sheffield United’s penalty takers on a sticker on his water bottle to help his side secure promotion from npower League One.
England 57 Barbarians 26: Chris Ashton hat-trick lifts Stuart Lancaster
Stuart Lancaster faces an anxious wait to discover whether Toby Flood and Manu Tuilagi will be with his England squad when they leave for South Africa on the back of a record victory at Twickenham inspired by a Chris Ashton hat-trick.
Roberto Martinez, favourite for Liverpool job, will reveal future on Tuesday at Wigan press conference
Wigan are set to hold a press conference on Tuesday where Roberto Martinez will announce his future plans, it is understood.
Cheltenham 0 Crewe 2: Nick Powell shines
Crewe will be playing League One football next season after seeing off Cheltenham in the play-off final at Wembley. Nick Powell, a target for Manchester United, fired the Railwaymen ahead.
Ryder Hesjedal wins Giro d'Italia
Ryder Hesjedal became Canada's first ever winner at a Grand Tour event as he snatched victory from Joaquim Rodriguez on a dramatic final stage of the Giro d'Italia.
West Brom approach Birmingham's Chris Hughton
West Brom are set to step up their bid to make Birmingham boss Chris Hughton their new manager.
French Open 2012: Elena Baltacha loses to Samantha Stosur
Elena Baltacha bowed out of the French Open as the British No 1 lost in straight sets to US Open champion Samantha Stosur. Baltacha managed to trouble the world No 6 for a while.
Carl Froch: Lucian Bute could quit
Carl Froch fears he may have ended Lucian Bute's career after delivering a 'devastating beating' which crowned him a three-time world champion while crushing his opponent's unbeaten record.
Euro 2012: Cesc Fabregas in Spain squad
Barcelona forward Pedro has been rewarded for his two goals in the Copa del Rey final on Friday by being included in Spain's 23-man squad for the European Championships.
Swansea to sign Gylfi Sigurdsson
Swansea are set to smash their transfer record with the £7million signing of Gylfi Sigurdsson. The Iceland midfielder impressed on loan at the Liberty stadium, scoring seven goals.
Roy Hogson: How did the new England manager do?
One game, one win but what did we learn about new England manager Roy Hodgson from the victory over Norway in Olso.
Xavi and Andres Iniesta showed Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain size is not important
When Andres Iniesta and Xavi were busy winning Euro 2008, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain was not even sure he would have a career at Southampton, let alone a role as an England international at the next European Championship.
Steven Gerrard: Get behind Roy Hodgson
Steven Gerrard's return as England captain may have lasted just one half, but it was a hugely significant spell in his career. That is because England made it a winning debut for new manager Roy Hodgson.
Roberto Di Matteo and Eddie Newton face Chelsea axe
Roberto Di Matteo and his assistant, Eddie Newton, are being kept in the dark over their futures as Chelsea make one last attempt to lure Pep Guardiola to Stamford Bridge.
Raymond Domenech: We'll beat England easily
Raymond Domenech claims England will be beaten easily by France in their Euro 2012 opener because they are so poor. The teams meet in the first game in Group D in Donetsk on June 11.
FA Women's Cup: Birmingham Ladies come from behind to beat Chelsea on penalties at Ashton Gate
Birmingham beat Chelsea's ladies in the Women's FA Cup after penalties to deny the Blues a third FA trophy this season.
Euro 2012: Tomas Rosicky confident he will be fit for Czech Republic
Czech Republic captain Tomas Rosicky has played down concerns that he will be missing the European Championships due to a calf problem.
Sports pictures of the day: May 26
Each day, MailOnline sports picture editor Dave Muir will choose his favourite photographs from around the world in the past 24 hours. Enjoy his selection for May 26.
Shinji Kagawa Manchester United bid rejected by Dortmund
Manchester United have had a £13million bid by Dortmund for highly-rated midfielder Shinji Kagawa turned down. The Japan international is a top target at Old Trafford.
Euro 2012 fixture guide
England's quest for Euro glory will begin in Group D against co-hosts Ukraine, Sweden and France. The Three Lions begin their campaign against France on June 11.
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