Updated 5:46pm 23 May 2013

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Ferdinand targets further trophies

Rio Ferdinand has set his sights on winning more silverware under David Moyes after signing a one-year contract extension with Manchester United.Read

Rosberg quickest again in Monaco

Nico Rosberg is threatening to claim a third successive pole position after twice emerging the quickest man in practice for this weekend's Monaco Grand Prix.Read

Mata hoping for Mourinho return

Spanish playmaker Juan Mata would be thrilled to see Jose Mourinho return to Chelsea.Read

Bramble confirms Black Cats exit

Titus Bramble has confirmed he will be leaving Sunderland when his contract expires at the end of next month.Read

Martinez future remains unclear

The future of Wigan manager Roberto Martinez will not be decided until next week but chairman Dave Whelan is positive about holding on to the Spaniard.Read

Rauf withdrawn by ICC

Pakistani umpire Asad Rauf has been withdrawn from next month's Champions Trophy by the International Cricket Council following media reports that he is under investigation by Mumbai Police.Read

Vettori ruled out of second Test

New Zealand spinner Daniel Vettori has been ruled out of the second Investec Test against England after he was unable to guarantee his fitness over five days.Read

Ilonen on song

Finland's Mikko Ilonen survived everything the British summer could throw at him, including a brief spell of hail, to set the clubhouse target in the first round of the BMW PGA Championship.Read

Hodgson plea to fans over chants

Roy Hodgson has heaped praise on England fans while urging them not to sing "religious or political" songs in next week's friendly with the Republic of Ireland.Read

Ferdinand signs new United deal

Rio Ferdinand has signed a one-year contract extension with Manchester United.Read

Get behind my successor - Pulis

Tony Pulis has urged Stoke fans to get behind whoever succeeds him as the club's manager.Read

Froch sorry over Kessler comments

Carl Froch has apologised for threatening to "kill" Mikkel Kessler in their IBF super-middleweight fight in London on Saturday night - but will still face an investigation by the British Boxing Board of Control.Read

Simeone will back Falcao's decision

Atletico Madrid manager Diego Simeone says he will not bear any grudge if star striker Radamel Falcao decides to seek a new challenge.Read

Rosberg sets the pace in practice

Nico Rosberg underlined why he may again be the man to beat over one lap ahead of this weekend's Monaco Grand Prix.Read

Rose and Ilonen lead the way

England's Justin Rose, twice a runner-up in the BMW PGA Championship, wasted little time in getting to the top of the leaderboard as the European Tour's flagship event got under way at Wentworth.Read

No early cold comfort for McIlroy

Rory McIlroy missed two good chances to get among the early leaders when the BMW PGA Championship got under way at a chilly Wentworth today.Read

Pulis: Success was lost in the wash

The speed of former Stoke manager Tony Pulis's departure may have taken some at the club by surprise but the 55-year-old admits he knew the writing was on the wall before the end of the season.Read

Froch issues Kessler 'kill' threat

Carl Froch has broken one of boxing's unwritten rules by openly talking about killing his opponent Mikkel Kessler on Saturday.Read

Ramos: Bale would suit Madrid

Real Madrid defender Sergio Ramos believes Gareth Bale would be right at home at the Bernabeu.Read

Whelan hopeful Martinez will stay

Wigan chairman Dave Whelan remains hopeful manager Roberto Martinez will choose to fulfil his legacy at the club and stay on for at least another year.Read