Fourth Euro Tour victory for Rumford
Australia's Brett Rumford today made the most of a massive reprieve to win his fourth European Tour title in the Ballantine's Championship in South Korea.
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Ormsby leads in Korea as Lawrie fades
Two birdies on the last three holes took Australian Wade Ormsby to the share of the clubhouse lead with Thailand's Arnond Vongvanij on another weather-hit day in the Ballantine's Championship in South Korea.
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Lawrie in contention at Korea event
Former Open champion Louis Oosthuizen faltered after a fittingly flying start, but still found himself just one shot off the lead in the weather-delayed Ballantine's Championship.
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Johnson duo withdraw from Ballantine's event
American Ryder Cup players Dustin Johnson and Zach Johnson have pulled out of this week's Ballantine's Championship in South Korea.
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Irish women top group with South Korea draw
The Republic of Ireland Senior Women's Team have drawn 0-0 with South Korea at the Cyprus Cup in Parlini to win their Group on goal difference.
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Irish women on a high ahead of South Korea tie
Such is the confidence oozing from every pore of the Republic of Ireland senior women's team after two back-to-back wins at the Cyprus Cup that centre half Louise Quinn believes they can cause a major shock tomorrow by beating South Korea.
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Team Ireland excel at alpine skiing in Korea
Team Ireland's alpine skiers have picking up one gold medal, three silver medals and one bronze medal in the Super G event at the 2013 Special Olympics World Winter Games in South Korea today.
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Floorball bronze for Ireland at Special Olympics
Team Ireland today won a bronze medal in the floorball event at the 2013 Special Olympics World Winter Games in Pyeongchang in South Korea.
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QPR trigger Samba release clause
Harry Redknapp is closing in on the signing of Anzhi defender Christopher Samba after QPR triggered his release clause.
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Sebastian Vettel holds on to win Korean Grand Prix
Sebastian Vettel survived a late tyre scare to move back to the top of the Formula One drivers' championship with a dominant victory in Korea, as McLaren's title hopes disintegrated.
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Mark Webber claims pole for Korean GP
Mark Webber produced a stunning lap at the end of qualifying to snatch pole position for the Korean Grand Prix from the grasp of Red Bull team-mate Sebastian Vettel.
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Ireland lose to Korea and Brazil in boccia
The Irish boccia BC1-2 team has lost to Korea and Brazil, ending their participation in the event.
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South Korea badminton bans reduced
South Korea's Olympic badminton coach Sung Han-kook has had a lifetime suspension cut to two years, while four players sent home from the London Games for throwing matches also had their bans reduced.
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Volleyball: Japan secure the bronze
Japan took the bronze medal in the women's Olympic volleyball by securing a straight-sets success over South Korea in their all-Asian clash at Earls Court.
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Volleyball: US edge closer to first gold
Another explosive display of spiking by Destinee Hooker powered the United States past South Korea into the final of the Olympic women's volleyball tournament at Earls Court.
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Handball: Norway and Montenegro into final
Olympic champions Norway beat South Korea 31-25 in the first women's handball semi-final to continue their dominance of the sport.
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Table tennis: China's men complete title sweep
China completed a sweep of all the Olympic table tennis golds on Wednesday when their men stormed to victory over South Korea to clinch the team title on the closing day of the London Games tournament.
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Gymnastics: Vault gold for South Korea's Yang
Yang Hak-seon became the first South Korean gymnast to strike gold at the Olympics when he won the men's vault title.
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South Korean badminton coach faces questioning
South Korea's head badminton coach Sung Han-kook faces a dressing down on his return from the Olympics after four of his players were sent home in disgrace for throwing matches.
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Archery: Gold medal for South Korean Oh
Oh Jin-hyek ended South Korea's long wait for a men's individual Olympic title with a stunning display to defeat Japan's Takaharu Furukawa 7-1 in the final at Lord's.