Suarez admits dive but claims unfair treatment
Controversial Liverpool striker Luis Suarez admits that he did dive earlier this season in a Premier League match but believes foreign players are treated differently in England.
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Rodgers slams Suarez for dive admission
Luis Suarez could face sanctions from Liverpool after admitting he dived during a match at Stoke earlier this season.
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Bale frustrated with 'diving' claims
Gareth Bale was clearly frustrated after being booked for diving during Tottenham's 2-1 win at Sunderland today.
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Baggies pay for penalties at Arsenal
Mikel Arteta struck twice from the penalty spot as Arsenal returned to winning ways with victory over West Brom at Emirates Stadium.
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Spurs boss defends Bale against diving claims
Andre Villas-Boas insists Gareth Bale is not a diver and has revealed the Tottenham winger is becoming increasingly frustrated at claims he goes to ground too easily.
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Former Red calls on Rodgers to 'educate' Suarez
Former Liverpool striker Roger Hunt believes manager Brendan Rodgers has to intervene with Luis Suarez to help the Uruguay international lose his reputation for diving.
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Eamon Dunphy
Eamon on the growing absentees from the Republic of Ireland squad and the curse of 'diving' in soccer
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Rodgers hits out at Suarez criticism
Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers has hit out at the unjust "vilification" of striker Luis Suarez after more diving allegations were levelled at him.
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Diving: Boudia takes gold from Bo and Daley
David Boudia of the United States won gold in the men's individual 10 metre platform, diving's blue riband event, in a nailbiting final that went down to the last dive.
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Diving: Chen wins yet another gold for China
China's Chen Ruolin set the bar sky high in the women's 10-metre platform final as she successfully defended her title and took the sixth diving gold for her country at the London Olympics.
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Diving: Russia's Zakharov ends China's gold rush
Russia's Ilya Zakharov took a surprise gold at the men's 3 metre springboard diving final, ruining China's ambition of an eight-gold sweep in the sport in the London Olympics.
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Feck - Disaster for German springboard diver
Germany's Stephan Feck was consigned to the Olympic blooper reel after he landed flat on his back on a crazy night of diving mishaps in the first round of the men's springboard at the Aquatics Centre.
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Diving: Chinese duo claims gold
World champions Qin Kai and Luo Yutong claimed China's fourth gold from as many events at the Aquatics Centre.
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Diving: China takes third diving gold
China claimed its third diving gold medal at the London Olympics by winning the women's 10-metres synchronised platform and taking them a step further in their aim to sweep all eight titles at the Games.
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Diving: Tom Daley fourth as Chinese take gold
London Olympics poster boy Tom Daley missed out on a medal on in the men's synchronised 10-metre platform, as Chinese favourites Cao Yuan and Zhang Yanquan won gold.
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Diving: China takes yet another diving gold
China's Wu Minxia and He Zi produced a diving masterclass on Sunday as the duo took an easy gold at the women's synchronised 3m springboard competition.
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Australian Jones hoping to emerge from Soni's wake
Leisel Jones will dive into London's Aquatics Centre pool as the first Australian swimmer to compete at four Olympics and try to reclaim her crown as the world's best woman breaststroker from American Rebecca Soni.
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Guide to diving at the Olympics
Find out more about diving at the Olympics.
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Students take points at the UCD Bowl
Martin Russell's UCD outfit finished with a real flourish to secure a vital victory at the UCD Bowl.
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Dalglish expects FA to look at Wenger comments
Liverpool boss Kenny Dalglish has suggested the Football Association could charge his Arsenal counterpart Arsene Wenger for accusing Luis Suarez of diving.