Roma's Curva Sud closed due to racist chanting
The south stand of Roma's Stadio Olimpico will be closed to supporters for one Serie A game after several fans ignored warnings against racially abusing AC Milan striker Mario Balotelli.
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Alonso ends seven-year wait for second Spanish GP
Fernando Alonso ended a seven-year wait to claim his second Spanish Grand Prix triumph to thrill his fans in Barcelona.
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Ryder Cup ticket details revealed
Fans wishing to see Paul McGinley's European team defend the Ryder Cup at Gleneagles in 2014 were yesterday able to begin a two-part application process to buy tickets.
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Game On: Racing Preview
Liam Nash takes a look at what's in store for racing fans this weekend
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Irish fans may lose out in BT deal
Colm O'Neill, Chief Executive of BT Ireland, explains that a deal is not yet done to show BT Sport's Premier League matches in Ireland
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BT Sport confident of brokering Irish deal
BT Sport have moved to assure English Premier League fans in Ireland that they will have access to the company's 38 live league matches next season.
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Leinster look to secure Dublin final date
Joe Schmidt's selection of Jonathan Sexton and Ian Madigan in the Leinster starting XV is what all rugby fans wanted to see, writes Tadhg Peavoy.
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Shelbourne performance 'unacceptable'
Shelbourne manager Alan Mathews says his side's performance against St Patrick's Athletic at Richmond Park last night was 'unacceptable' and has apologised to the fans.
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Newcastle threaten fans with lifetime bans
Newcastle have vowed to ban for life fans caught causing trouble in the wake of the derby defeat by Sunderland.
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Day amazed by Guan penalty
Australia's Jason Day took a one-shot lead into the third round of the 77th Masters today, and by doing so picked up thousands of new fans in China in particular.
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Hibs beat Falkirk in seven-goal Cup thriller
Hibernian took their fans from the depths of despair to delirium as a stunning extra-time strike from Leigh Griffiths sent them into the William Hill Scottish Cup final after a young Falkirk side had taken a three-goal lead inside half an hour.
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Wigan reach FA Cup final for first time
Wigan reached the FA Cup final for the first time against the backdrop of disgraceful scenes of violence from some Millwall fans at Wembley.
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Harlequins 'disappointed' after Munster invasion
Harlequins have launched an investigation after claiming many of their supporters sold tickets on to Munster fans for last Sunday's Heineken Cup quarter-final at the Twickenham Stoop.
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Ferguson reminds players of Sunderland mocking
Alex Ferguson has likened the sight of Sunderland fans celebrating Man City's title win last season to an experience his 'Class of 92' went through at Anfield in 1992.
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England fans are accused of racism
The Football Association spokesman are waiting for official notification of a complaint by anti-racism body FARE to FIFA.
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England reported to FIFA for 'racist' songs
England have been reported to FIFA by anti-racism body FARE after fans sang abusive songs about Rio and Anton Ferdinand during the match against San Marino.
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Austrians 'overwhelmed' by Irish fans' kindness
Two Austrian fans who had their money and match tickets stolen in Dublin yesterday say they are overwhelmed by the generosity of Irish fans who organised a collection for them.
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Inter Milan charged over Spurs incidents
UEFA has charged Inter Milan over the racist behaviour of their fans during the Europa League match against Tottenham last week.
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Horgan hits winner for Cork City against Bohs
A fine second performance gave Cork City an Airtricity League Premier Division comeback win against Bohs.
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Tottenham survive battle in San Siro
Emmanuel Adebayor answered the racist taunts of Inter Milan fans by scoring a killer away goal on a night that so nearly ended in humiliation for Tottenham.