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Play washed out in Houston
Heavy rain washed out Saturday play and forced officials to shorten the season-ending LPGA Tour Championship to 54 holes, to be completed on Tuesday morning AEDT.
Man U back to winning ways
An outstanding goal from Darren Fletcher has set Manchester United on their way to a 3-0 victory over Everton and kept them within five points of Barclays Premier League leaders Chelsea.
Ireland hammer hapless Fiji
Jonathan Sexton announced his arrival in international rugby with a flawless performance in Ireland's comprehensive 41-6 victory over Fiji in Dublin.
Wallabies sunk by Scotland
Australia's grand slam tour of Europe reached a shocking new low with an humiliating 9-8 loss to Scotland at Murrayfield on Sunday morning (EDT).
Seven-try France smash sorry Samoa
France warmed up for their year-ending clash with New Zealand by cantering to a comfortable 43-5 win over Samoa in their second autumn Test match at the Stade de France.
Villa move into top four
Emile Heskey's 86th-minute equaliser has denied Burnley another home win and lifted Aston Villa back into the Barclays Premier League's top four with a 1-1 draw.
Gunners crash at Sunderland
Arsenal have failed to score for the first time this season as Darren Bent maintained his impressive record against the top teams in the Barclays Premier League to earn Sunderland a 1-0 victory.
Honours even in relegation battle
After six goals, one red card and 90 minutes of non-stop action, Hull City and West Ham United were left exactly where they started following a 3-3 draw at KC Stadium.
New Zealand see off battling England
New Zealand beat England 19-6 in a hard-fought encounter here at Twickenham that saw Dan Carter become the All Blacks' leading international points scorer.
Birmingham move away from drop
Birmingham City have climbed away from the Barclays Premier League relegation zone as Lee Bowyer's goal clinched a 1-0 win over Fulham at St Andrews.
 AFL
Demons, Lions to clash in China
The AFL has announced details of its first match in China, with Melbourne Demons and Brisbane Lions set to clash in an exhibition match in Shanghai.
Saints 'Lovett' their recruit
The beguiling appeal of line-breaking Andrew Lovett is that he is a matchwinning footballer, coming off the best season of his up-and-down AFL career.
GWS snare Swans great Kelly
Greater Western Sydney are poised to deliver a stunning blow to rivals Sydney Swans by signing Bloods legend and AFL Brownlow Medal winner Paul Kelly.
Dogs sniffing around sacked Hooper
Western Bulldogs have emerged as a possible suitor for former Brisbane Lions speedster Rhan Hooper.
AFL national draft profiles
Melbourne Demons forward Jack Watts was top of the class in 2008. Before this year's AFL national draft, talent manager Kevin Sheehan casts an eye across this year's crop.
No Ball tampering, warns AFL
The AFL has warned players against tampering with Thursday's national draft as the race for St Kilda's grand final midfielder Luke Ball gathers pace.
Watts powers up for 2010
Jack Watts and Matthew Kreuzer are worlds apart. But no words are required to explain the importance to their clubs of the pair becoming prominent forwards in 2010.
'Bored' Cats turn up heat
If you were asked to come up with the extreme opposite in every sense of grand final day at the MCG, what would it be? Geelong players found out on Thursday.
Watts powers up for 2010
Jack Watts and Matthew Kreuzer are worlds apart. But no words are required to explain the importance to their clubs of the pair becoming prominent forwards in 2010.
McVeigh slates McPhee defection
Essendon veteran Mark McVeigh has hit out at former teammate Adam McPhee by saying there is no room for disloyalty at the Windy Hill club.
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