Mature Murray can handle expectation
British number one Andy Murray has admitted there is "a lot riding on Wimbledon", but insists he is more accomplished at dealing with the pressure heaped upon home by the home fans.
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Kinnear hits back at disgruntled Newcastle fans
After reportedly returning to Newcastle as director of football, Joe Kinnear has risked alienating fans by claiming to have "more intelligence" than an element of their fanbase.
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Australia qualify for World Cup 2014
Australia left it late to beat Iraq 1-0 and become the second country to qualify for the 2014 World Cup finals in front of 80,000 rain-soaked fans at Sydney's Olympic Stadium.
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Murray wins Wimbledon warm-up at Queen's
Andy Murray gave his fans a fright before recovering to beat Croatia's Marin Cilic to win the Aegon Championships for the third time at Queen's Club on Sunday.
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Iglesias lends private jet to Neymar
Spanish crooner and Real Madrid fan Julio Iglesias loaned his private jet to Brazil striker Neymar so he could fly to Barcelona and complete his move on Monday, local media reported.
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Ireland 3-0 Faroes: The Fans
The Irish fans give their opinion following the 3-0 win over the Faroe Islands
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Fan Ownership in Football
Damien O'Meara discusses fan ownership in football & how Irish clubs are leading the way in Europe.
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Robbie Keane: England 1-1 Ireland
Robbie Keane says both teams and the fans deserve great credit
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English fans receive Hodgson letters today
Every England fan who has a ticket to the game against Republic of Ireland will today receive a letter from Roy Hodgson asking them to refrain from offensive chanting of a religious or political nature.
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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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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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Game On: Racing Preview
Liam Nash takes a look at what's in store for racing fans this weekend
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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.