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Wigan came out fighting after a week of adversity to record a much-needed 36-28 win over Hull KR at Craven Park. Warriors coach Brian Noble's own position has been under scrutiny while Gareth Hock faces the prospect of a two-year ban after testing positive for cocaine, but they put all that aside and came out on top against Rovers. Having gone in at the interval trailing 16-14 following an early double from Peter Fox, 16 unanswered points after the break for Wigan looked to have put the game beyond doubt. Late scores from Daniel Fitzhenry and Jake Webster closed the gap to just two points making for a nervy finish - but Wigan held on and Pat Richards' try and conversion two minutes from time sealed it. Danny Brough converted Scott Grix's last-minute try to hand Wakefield a 20-18 victory in a thrilling clash against... [read full story]
Some teams willing to assume the risk of big pitching contracts Sometime over the next three months, a Major League team will agree to a large contract for John Lackey. That club will probably give Lackey a longer contract than...
By Associated Press Wednesday, November 25, 2009 - Added 0m ago NICOSIA, Cyprus — Atletico Madrid took a step closer to clinching a spot in the Europa League by drawing 1-1 at APOEL Nicosia in the Champions League on Wednesday....
IT was a enjoyable session for participants of the Milo Play More ... Learn More Under-12 badminton coaching clinic at the Sri Garden Kuala Lumpur in Taman Maluri recently. About 120 children, including 60 from the area,...
LIVERPOOL fans who were hoping to see some sort of silverware at least in the form of the EPL Masters Football Malaysia Cup 2009 had their hopes dashed when Manchester United ousted the defending champions in a penalty shootout.
