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  • Sri Lanka deny Dilshan bookie link
    Sri Lanka's cricket officials have been forced to deny media reports that star batsman Tillakaratne Dilshan had been reported for possible involvement with illegal bookmakers.
  • Mariners break Melbourne hearts
    Central Coast Mariners joined Perth Glory and Adelaide United atop the A-League ladder with a hard-fought 1-0 win over a ten-man Melbourne Heart at Bluetongue Stadium.
  • Cats fire early to finish Freo
    Geelong will meet Collingwood in an AFL preliminary final for the third time in four seasons after cruising to a 69-point semi-final win over Fremantle at the MCG.
  • Titans topple Warriors
    Moments after inspiring Gold Coast Titans' 28-16 NRL finals win over the Warriors, William Zillman unselfishly offered to stand aside for recovering fullback Preston Campbell.
  • Grant's religious exemption
    West Ham United manager Avram Grant could miss his side's Barclays Premier League match against Stoke City later this month to observe Yom Kippur.
  • Defoe out for three months
    Tottenham Hotspur striker Jermain Defoe will be out of action for up to three months after having surgery on torn ankle ligaments.
  • Rooney faces the axe: reports
    Reports in the British media suggest Wayne Rooney may be dropped for Manchester United's trip to Everton as he deals with his latest personal scandal.
  • Uate wants to be a Kangaroo
    The Rugby League International Federation will consider the application of Newcastle Knights winger Akuila Uate to change allegiances and represent Australia in the Four Nations.
  • Jack dismisses NRL switch
    Sydney Swans midfielder Kieren Jack has denied he is considering a switch to the NRL, despite hints from his father Garry that a change of code might be on the horizon.
  • Carle out for three weeks
    Sydney FC star Nick Carle's toe injury is worse than first thought with the Socceroos midfielder facing at least three weeks on the sidelines.