— Ferguson lands LMA award

Sir Alex Ferguson has been named the LMA's Premier League manager of the year.

— Saints storm back for success

St Helens halted their five-match losing run in sensational style with a 30-22 success in Super League at Leeds.

— Fans greet Wigan Cup heroes

Roberto Martinez was left in no doubt how much Wigan fans want him to stay on as the club celebrated their FA Cup triumph.

— Mourinho and Real part company

Real Madrid have confirmed that Jose Mourinho will leave the club at the end of the current season in Spain.

— Carrick excited by Moyes arrival

Michael Carrick insists Manchester United's players are ready to embrace the challenge of playing for David Moyes.

— Woods, Garcia rift widens

World number one, Tiger Woods, has no desire to make amends with Sergio Garcia after their altercation at the Players Championship.

— Perez: Mourinho wasn't sacked

Real Madrid president, Florentino Perez has said that Jose Mourinho was not sacked, after he confirmed Mourinho's exit from the club.

— Uncertainty over Kirchner

It remains unclear when Springbok fullback Zane Kirchner will be declared fit to return to action for the Bulls.

— Napoli meet with Benitez

Napoli president Aurelio De Laurentiis has visited London to meet Rafael Benitez in a bid to lure him to the Serie A club.

— Gatland rules out Jonny call

British and Irish Lions head coach Warren Gatland has insisted he won't ask Jonny Wilkinson to join the forthcoming tour to Australia.

— Brown hopes for Saints streak

St Helens coach Nathan Brown has urged his side to build on their 30-22 comeback win over Leeds.

— Ferguson lands LMA boss prize

Sir Alex Ferguson has been named the LMA's Premier League manager of the year.

— Mallorca keep their hopes alive

Mallorca live to fight another day as a solitary goal by Tomer Hemed guided them to a 1-0 victory over Real Betis.

— Not Nice for Seppi and Hewitt

Fifth seed Andreas Seppi and former world number one Lleyton Hewitt were big-name first-round casualties at the Open de Nice Cote d'Azur.

— Ferdinand talks progressing

Rio Ferdinand's advisors have confirmed contract talks with Manchester United are progressing nicely and that he could sign a new deal later this week

— Ferguson is named Manager of Year

— Briton Baltacha makes winning return

Elena Baltacha makes a winning return from injury by progressing to the second round of the Brussels Open.

— Wilkinson ready for Lions call-up

Wilkinson hoping to answer potential Lions injury call.

— Pietersen still doubtful for Ashes

England batsman Kevin Pietersen is still not sure he will be ready to face Australia in the Ashes this summer.

— Leeds 22-30 St Helens

Tommy Makinson's 14-point haul helps St Helens come back from 16-0 to beat Super League champions Leeds at Headingley.