Government set to sue Armstrong
The United States Government has filed court papers accusing disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong of defrauding the US Postal Service out of millions of dollars of sponsorship money, according to reports.
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Too soon for US to host World Cup - IRB boss
The United States is not ready to host a rugby World Cup, International Rugby Board (IRB) head Brett Gosper said.
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Former champion Crawford is banned
Former Olympic champion Shawn Crawford has been given a two-year ban by the United States Anti-Doping Agency after once again failing to comply with the whereabouts requirements
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Football Shorts: Friday round-up
Friday's stories from the world of football including Tito's return, Old Firm woes and Liverpool's Danish scouting mission.
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Azinger backs Watson wildcard decision
The last captain to inspire the United States to victory in the Ryder Cup has endorsed Tom Watson's decision to change the qualifying system for next year's contest at Gleneagles.
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Watson reduces Ryder Cup wildcard picks
United States Ryder Cup captain Tom Watson has reduced his number of wild card picks for next year's contest at Gleneagles from four to three.
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Further injection to US Open prize fund
The United States Tennis Association has answered the demands of the ATP by announcing a further increase in prize money for this summer's US Open and beyond.
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Phelan: Ferguson distraught after Real defeat
Manchester United assistant manager Mike Phelan admitted Alex Ferguson was "not in a fit state" to question why Turkish referee Cuneyt Cakir sent Nani off at Old Trafford on Tuesday night.
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Weekend Premier League team news
All eyes will be on Stamford Bridge and the reception the Chelsea faithful give Rafa Benitez as the Blues takes on West Brom - while leaders Manchester United seek revenge against Norwich.
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Armstrong refuses USADA interview
Lance Armstrong has refused to be interviewed under oath by the United States Anti-Doping Agency's officials, his attorney confirmed tonight.
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Gascoigne recovering in US hospital
There are no immediate fears for Paul Gascoigne's life but he is still receiving hospital treatment in the United States, his long-time therapist said yesterday.
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Weekend's Premier League team news
Get all the latest team news from a weekend of Premier League action in England where Manchester United will look to extend their lead with a win over Everton.
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Gazza admitted to US treatment centre
Ex-England footballer Paul Gascoigne has been admitted to a treatment centre in the United States.
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Shea moving to Stoke
Stoke are set to seal the signing of United States international Brek Shea after a successful work permit appeal in London today.
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Armstrong and USADA remain in conflict
Lance Armstrong and the United States Anti-doping Agency remain in conflict over the disgraced cyclist's insistence he did not use performance-enhancing drugs in the final part of his career.
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Armstrong doped during comeback - Tygart
United States Anti-Doping Agency head Travis Tygart has claimed Lance Armstrong is still lying about the full extent of his doping past.
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USADA boss: Armstrong claims 'simply not true'
Lance Armstrong's claims that his use of performance-enhancing drugs during his cycling career made it a level playing field have been labelled "amazing" and "simply not true" by United States Anti-Doping Agency chief executive Travis Tygart.
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Weekend Premier League team news
Manchester City host Fulham knowing that a win will cut Manchester United's lead at the top of the table to four points some 24 hours before United face a tricky away assignment against Tottenham. Get all the team news here.
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Armstrong may admit to being a drugs cheat
Lance Armstrong is considering whether to publicly confess to his doping past, according to reports in the United States.
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Weekend English Premier League previews
League leaders Manchester United entertain West Brom, while rivals Man City face a tricky away day at Carrow Road.