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MSC, Abahani lock horns today

Abahani striker Ntiny Tuawnu Frank (L) and defender Mamun Miah (R) attempt a header during a practice session at the Meena Bazar Ground in Mohammadpur on Monday. (left), Ace Mohammedan striker Alfaz Ahmed (R) tackles one of his African team-mates during a training session at the BUET Ground on Monday. – New Age Photo
Mohammedan Sporting Club are more relaxed as they have no hope of winning the title like their bitter rivals Abahani Limited when the country’s two premier clubs meet in their return-leg match of Bangladesh Premier League today. Full story

Russell, Arambagh fire blank

Sheikh Russell Krira Chakra were held to a goalless draw by Arambagh Krira Sangha in a Bangladesh Premier League match at the Bangabandhu National stadium on Monday. The draw, however, did not change... Full story

IPL set for exciting finale

The Indian Premier League heads for a thrilling climax this week when the play-offs take place to determine the champions of this season’s popular Twenty20 tournament. The fifth edition of the glitzy... Full story

Cook, Bell seal England win

Alastair Cook and Ian Bell made composed fifties to guide England to a comfortable five-wicket win over West Indies in the first Test at Lord’s on Monday. The hosts had crumbled to 57... Full story

Nadal wins Rome Masters

Spanish tennis superstar Rafael Nadal celebrates with the trophy after defeating Novak Djokovic of Serbia in the final of the AFP Rome Tennis masters on Monday. — AFP photo
Rafael Nadal won his sixth Rome Masters title in a rain-postponed final against Novak Djokovic here on Monday, defeating the world number one 7-5, 6-3. It was sweet revenge for a straight sets loss to the Serb in last year’s final... Full story

Anand suffers shock setback

Indian master Viswanathan Anand’s world chess crown shook on Sunday when his Israeli challenger won the first game of their 12-match Moscow series after six successive and mostly uneventful draws. Full story

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CAB trounce Bangladesh Under 15 Touring Cricket Association of Bengal U-15 team got off to a flying start in the first one dayer of the three-match one dayer series when they beat host... Full story

Two IPL players detained

Two Indian Premier League cricket players were among nearly 100 people detained for drugs tests after police busted a party, reports said Monday, in the latest controversy to hit the tournament. Full story

London 2012 ‘to be biggest in history’

London 2012 will be the biggest Paralympics in history, with 19 more nations taking part than four years ago, organisers said Monday as they began counting down the last 100 days until the Games. Full story

United remain world’s most valuable football brand

Manchester United remain the world’s most valuable football brand with a market price of 672.9 million euros, despite ending the 2011-12 campaign without a trophy, reports Goal.com. Full story

Germans ready to build up Bayern stars

The Germany camp expect to have to rebuild the battered confidence of their Bayern Munich stars ahead of Euro 2012 in the wake of the Bavarians’ Champions League final defeat at the hands of Chelsea. Full story

Robben to play in Netherlands-Bayern friendly

Arjen Robben will play in a friendly match in Munich this week between the Netherlands and Bayern Munich, Dutch coach Bert van Marwijk said on Monday, but added that the striker would start on the bench. Full story

De Boer rules out Liverpool move

Ajax coach Frank de Boer on Monday ruled out a move to Premier League club Liverpool. De Boer had been among the favourites to succeed Kenny Dalglish, who was sacked after a disappointing season... Full story

Torino make return to Serie A

Seven-time Italian champions Torino regained their place in Serie A on Sunday after a three-year absence as a 2-0 win over Modena confirmed their promotion. Torino, who won their last title in... Full story

My time at United is running out: Berbatov

Striker Dimitar Berbatov wants to leave Manchester United because he feels he has fallen out of favour with manager Alex Ferguson. ‘My time at Manchester United is running out,’ the... Full story

Napoli win first trophy since Maradona era

Napoli captain Paolo Cannavaro lifts the Coppa Italia trophy after defeating Juventus in the final at the Olympic Stadium in Rome on Sunday. — Reuters photo
Napoli won their first major title since the Diego Maradona era, denied Serie A champions Juventus the double and handed their captain Alessandro Del Piero an unhappy end to 19 seasons at the club by beating the Turin side 2-0 in the Italian Cup final on Sunday. Full story

Torres doubts Chelsea future

Chelsea striker Fernando Torres has cast doubt over his future at the newly-crowned European champions, labelling this past season as the most difficult of his career. The £50 million Spain... Full story

Tens of thousands greet Chelsea

Tens of thousands of Chelsea fans gave their team a hero’s welcome on Sunday as they made an open-top bus parade through their west London home after their Champions League win over Bayern Munich. Full story

Hazard admits to Chelsea hesitation

Lille star Eden Hazard admitted on Sunday that Chelsea’s Champions League triumph had made him reflect about which club he wants to join this summer. Hazard played his final Lille game... Full story

Sharapova beats Li in ‘crazy’ rain-hit final

Russian tennis player Maria Sharapova celebrates with the trophy after winning the WTA Rome Tennis Masters on Sunday. — AFP photo
Maria Sharapova won her second straight Rome title on Sunday, defeating China’s Li Na 4-6, 6-4, 7-6 (7/5), in a match full of momentum shifts, a lengthy rain delay and noisy distractions from football fans. Full story

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Schweini apologises for snubbing German president Bayern Munich midfielder Bastian Schweinsteiger on Monday apologised for not shaking the hand of German President Joachim Gauck after the German club’s... Full story


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