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Drogba fires Chelsea to CL glory

Chelsea players celebrate with the trophy after winning the UEFA Champions League final against Bayern Munich at the Allianz Arena in Munich on Saturday. — AFP photo
Didier Drogba was the hero as Chelsea won a historic first Champions League crown here on Saturday to shatter Bayern Munich’s dreams of winning the title at their home stadium. Drogba stepped up to rifle home the decisive penalty as Chelsea clinched... Full story

Germans finally lose on penalties

The British press on Sunday hailed the heroics of Didier Drogba in helping Chelsea win the Champions League and took pleasure in noting that a German side had ‘at last’ lost on penalties. Full story

A chance that never came

Tamim Iqbal
Bangladesh opener Tamim Iqbal had to end his first season in the Indian Premier League as a spectator with Pune Warriors, who ended their campaign with a 34-run home defeat to Kolkata... Full story

Muktis trounce R’ganj

Sunday Chizoba and Mithun Chowdhury scored two goals each as Muktijoddha Sangsad KC trounced Rahmatganj MFS 4-0 in an ill-tempered Grameenphone Bangladesh Premier League... Full story

Tigers return fatty

Bangladeshi cricketers’ Junaed Siddique (L) and Nasir Hossain (R) touch the wig of shaven-headed Mashrafee bin Murtaza (C) during the first day of the Tigers preliminary training camp at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium on Sunday. — New Age photo
The general fitness level of the Bangladesh national cricketers has made trainer Grant Luden happy as they began the preliminary camp on Sunday ahead of their forthcoming Zimbabwe tour. Luden, who is in charge of the camp in the... Full story

Sadi’s first death anniv observed

Al Musabbir Sadi
The first death anniversary of renowned sports journalist and former general secretary of the Bangladesh Football Federation Al Musabbir Sadi (Pomel) was observed on Sunday with due solemnity. Full story

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Women’s Hockey Narail and Quamrunnessa School confirmed their semifinal berth of the UCB 1st Women’s Hockey after registering a comfortable win against their... Full story

Djokovic, Nadal in Rome Masters final rematch

World number one and defending champion Novak Djokovic swept past Roger Federer on Saturday to set up a Rome Masters final rematch with five-time winner Rafael Nadal. Full story

England snare Chanderpaul at last

England finally dismissed Shivnarine Chanderpaul for 91 after another innings of brave defiance as West Indies reached 265 for six at tea on the fourth day of the first Test on Sunday. Full story

Chargers beat Challengers

Deccan Chargers made the major upset of the tournament as they register a stunning 9-run victory over Royal Challengers Bangalore to knock them out of IPL, reports TNN. Full story

Rome Open women’s final halted by rain

The women’s final between China’s French Open champion and Russian second seed Maria Sharapova at the Rome Masters was halted by rain with the match delicately poised at 4-6, 6-4, 6-6 here on Sunday. Full story

Chumps to champs - how Di Matteo turned it around

From zeros to heroes, chumps to champs: in three short months Roberto Di Matteo steered Chelsea back from the precipice to the greatest moment in the club’s history. Chelsea’s stunning... Full story

Munich triumph wipes away Terry’s Moscow misery

Suspended Chelsea captain John Terry admitted he had been waiting nine years to get his hands on the Champions League trophy after the Blues’ dramatic win over Bayern Munich in the final. Full story

Final dream turns to nightmare for Bayern

Bayern Munich’s Champions League dream final turned into a nightmare on Saturday as Chelsea ruined their homecoming party to leave the German giants trophy-less for the second season in a row. Full story

‘Give Di Matteo the job’

Chelsea players made it clear they wanted Roberto Di Matteo to be given the coach’s job full-time after the Italian’s whirlwind three months in charge ended with the Champions League... Full story

‘Rooney fit for Euros’

England striker Wayne Rooney is recovering from a minor injury but will be fully fit for his expected return during the group stages at Euro 2012, manager Roy Hodgson has revealed. Full story

Shattered Bayern rue missed chances

Shattered Bayern Munich players lay on the pitch after their shoot-out defeat to Chelsea in the UEFA Champions League final at the Allianz Arena in Munich on Saturday. —AFP photo
Bayern Munich coach Jupp Heynckes said his side paid the penalty for missing a string of chances after the Bundesliga giants shattering defeat to Chelsea on Saturday. Bayern squandered a string of clear-cut chances and missed a penalty in extra-time before crashing to a... Full story

Drogba banishes spot-kick agony

Chelsea forward Didier Drogba (R) scores the winning penalty past Bayern Munich goalkeeper Manuel Neuer (L) to win the UEFA Champions League at the Allianz Arena in Munich on Saturday. — AFP photo
Didier Drogba revealed he had been haunted by the memory of his African Nations Cup penalty miss as he stepped up to take Chelsea’s Champions League winner against Bayern Munich. Full story

Football is simply crazy, beams Chelsea hero Cech

Chelsea goalkeeper Petr Cech (R) saves the penalty shot from Bayern Munich midfielder Bastian Schweinsteiger (L) during the penalty shootout of the UEFA Champions League final at the Allianz Arena in Munich on Saturday.  — AFP photo
Chelsea goalkeeper Petr Cech summed up their season as ‘simply crazy’ after his key saves helped the Blues win their first Champions League title in a dramatic penalty shoot-out. Cech was one of Chelsea’s heroes... Full story

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Bayern players refused to take penalties Some Bayern Munich players including Arjen Robben refused to take penalties in their shoot-out defeat by Chelsea in the Champions League final on Saturday, forcing coach... Full story


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