Awards for Graham and Ellis

9:45am Tuesday 18th November 2008

England had two winners at the inaugural Rugby League International Federation awards ceremony in Brisbane which was dominated by Australia.

Cipriani sees positives in defeat

9:45am Tuesday 18th November 2008

Danny Cipriani believes Martin Johnson's new England side need just "a few tweaks" to turn them into a try-scoring machine.

Safa hit out at Toffees over Pienaar

9:45am Tuesday 18th November 2008

The South African Football Association have criticised Everton after the Premier League club prevented midfielder Steven Pienaar from linking up with Bafana Bafana ahead of Wednesday's friendly against Cameroon.

England set to ring changes

9:45am Tuesday 18th November 2008

Graeme Swann is expected to force his way into England's plans for the next match in their one-day series against India as they attempt to bounce back from two convincing defeats.

Torres named player of the year

9:45am Tuesday 18th November 2008

Liverpool's Fernando Torres has been named Barclays Premier League player of the year at the Northwest Football Awards.

We let fans down - Ellis

9:45am Tuesday 18th November 2008

Leeds forward Gareth Ellis admits England let their fans down with their disappointing performances in the World Cup.

Shearer ready for Magpies job - Lee

9:45am Tuesday 18th November 2008

Mike Ashley can win over Newcastle's beleaguered fans by appointing Alan Shearer as manager, according to Rob Lee.

Carrick happy to be recognised

9:45am Tuesday 18th November 2008

Michael Carrick is happy to carry on being the quiet man at Manchester United if he continues to collect major honours.

Bevington - injuries are legitimate

9:45am Tuesday 18th November 2008

Football Association director of communications Adrian Bevington has played down reports of a rift between England manager Fabio Capello and top Premier League clubs.

Bent targets regular England spot

9:45am Tuesday 18th November 2008

Darren Bent has vowed to make "as strong a claim as possible" for the one England striking spot he believes is available alongside Wayne Rooney.