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Ferguson says the unpredictability of cup football makes it almost impossible to achieve a clean sweep of titles

Ferguson admits quintuple is unlikely

Manchester United's squad is the best he has managed in his 22 years at the club, but he does not think they will win the quintuple this season, manager Sir Alex Ferguson has said.

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    Highlights of Liverpool's win at Old Trafford begs the question - Is Match of the Day fit for purpose?
Stuart Clark celebrates dismissing England's Andrew Flintoff during
the fourth Test at the MCG in December 2006. Clarke will be working on his fitness for this summer's Ashes by playing for Kent

Ashes countdown: Should England be helping the Aussies?

County cricket clubs are falling over themselves to get Australians ready for the Ashes. Good for the game, or a sure way of derailing a return to the glory days of 2005? Former England bowler, Angus Fraser, and Independent cricket correspondent, Stephen Brenkley, join the debate.

World champion Lewis Hamilton was a big fan of McLaren's virtual driving experience during his rookie year

Test ban puts F1 drivers on virtual tracks

Lewis Hamilton will have driven every twist and turn of the new Abu Dhabi circuit long before the season-ending race makes its debut on the Formula One calendar in November.

Andy Murray returns a volley from Paul-Henri Mathieu on his way to a 6-3, 6-2 victory

Murray makes progress with easy victory

Andy Murray continued his comeback from illness by easing into the fourth round of the BNP Paribas Open at the expense of Paul-Henri Mathieu last night.

Kieren Fallon returns to the fold in September after a world-wide ban by the French authorities for failing a drugs test

Fallon back on Newmarket gallops

With Cheltenham in the formbook the beat of the Flat pulse is quickening, no more so than in Newmarket yesterday, where the old firm of Sir Michael Stoute and Kieren Fallon teamed up for the first time this year.

Salford forward, Ian Sibbit (left) has been cleared of taking the banned substance Salbutamol after his explanation, accidental over-use of asthma inhaler, was accepted by the Rugby League

Sibbit escapes ban over use of asthma drug

The Salford forward, Ian Sibbit, has had the cloud that hung over him for almost a year lifted by being told that he will not be suspended for taking an asthma drug.

Sports Minister Gerry Sutcliffe has said a British football team will compete in the 2012 Olympics

British Olympic team may have only English players

A football team representing Britain will compete in the 2012 London Olympics even if it contains only English players, Sports Minister Gerry Sutcliffe said yesterday.

Cold, damp conditions are not most peoples idea of fun

Walker's World Race Diary - 19 March

Green Dragon skipper Ian Walker analyses the latest developments in the Volvo round the world race in his exclusive diary

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Athletes give insight into training methods  new

Some of the world's greatest athletes have been discussing their running styles and training techniques at the Athletes' Performance Institute (API) in Los Angeles.

Sinead Kerr and her brother John on their way to a bronze medal in January's European Figure Skating Championships in Helsinki

Figure Skating: 'Go on Dancing on Ice? Not for a million quid...'

A brother and sister duo go into next week's world championships as Britain's best ice dancers since you know who. Just don't ask them about a certain TV show. Nick Harris meets the Kerrs.





2009 F1 preview: The teams



2009 F1 preview: The circuits

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Why Ireland must win the Grand Slam

 
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