Updated 11:21pm 1 June 2012

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Wounded Warriors march to victory

Wigan effortlessly overcame the absence of a full pack of forwards to hammer defending champions Leeds 50-8 and consolidate their place at the top of Stobart Super League.Read

Convincing win for Djokovic

World number one Novak Djokovic was at his clinical best as he despatched France's Nicolas Devilder in three sets to reach the French Open last 16 and ensure a day off on Saturday.Read

Bolt vows to 'wow' London Olympics

Usain Bolt is aiming to "wow" the world with his performances at the Olympics.Read

Far from easy for Federer

Roger Federer continued to make heavy weather of a straightforward-looking draw at the French Open as he scraped past Nicolas Mahut 6-3 4-6 6-2 7-5 in the third round.Read

Selection poser for England

England will this weekend decide who to rest ahead of next week's dead-rubber third Investec Test against West Indies at Edgbaston.Read

Lancaster: No contact with Farrell

England head coach Stuart Lancaster insists he has not been in contact with Andy Farrell and will not be making any changes to his coaching team for the current tour to South Africa.Read

Sharapova breezes past Morita

Maria Sharapova continued to breeze through the French Open draw as she dismantled Ayumi Morita 6-1 6-1 in their delayed second-round match.Read

Was whizzes home in Oaks

Aidan O'Brien's Was claimed victory in the Investec Oaks at Epsom in the hands of Seamie Heffernan.Read

King wants to stay with Spurs

Ledley King will make a decision in the pre-season as to whether to call an end to his playing career.Read

GB Taekwondo will not appeal BOA request

GB Taekwondo will not appeal against the British Olympics Association's request to reconsider its selection for the London Olympics, leaving the door open for Aaron Cook to still make the team.Read

No Norwich approach for Lennon - McNally

Norwich chief executive David McNally has refuted reports that the Canaries have made an approach to Celtic for manager Neil Lennon.Read

Hodgson confident over Parker fitness

England manager Roy Hodgson has played down fears about the fitness of Scott Parker and is optimistic his squad will all be in good shape for their opening Euro 2012 fixture against France.Read

Rodgers wants to emulate Anfield greats

New Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers has no concerns about following club icon Kenny Dalglish at Anfield, but hopes one day his own achievements will put him alongside the likes of the Scot, Bill Shankly and Bob Paisley.Read

Redpath appointment hailed as 'ideal'

New Sale Sharks rugby director Bryan Redpath has been described as an "absolutely ideal" appointment by the club's chief executive Steve Diamond.Read

Rodgers sets out Anfield vision

New Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers exerted his authority in his interview with the club's owners by insisting he would not work under a director of football.Read

GB trio named as Cook row boils

Jade Jones, Martin Stamper and Sarah Stevenson will represent Great Britain in taekwondo at the London Olympics, but the fourth place in the team remains open as the row over Aaron Cook's omission continues.Read

Farrell quits Saracens post

Saracens have confirmed the resignation of Andy Farrell from their coaching staff.Read

England stars all present for training

England manager Roy Hodgson finally had some good news at the end of a wretched week when all 23 members of his reshaped Euro 2012 squad were able to begin training at Wembley on Friday.Read

Trent Bridge to stage first Ashes Test

The England and Wales Cricket Board have released the itinerary for next year's international fixtures, with Trent Bridge playing host to the first Ashes Test.Read

Holt confirms Norwich exit plans

Norwich have been dealt another blow after captain Grant Holt reaffirmed his intention to leave Carrow Road ahead of the new Barclays Premier League season.Read