Highlights from day one of the Para-Cycling World Track Championships as Tandem pair Neil Fachie and Barney Storey and Paralympian Darren Kenny win gold for Britain.
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Fabio Cappello is joined by members of England’s 1966 squad as a bronze bust of World Cup-winning manager Sir Alf Ramsey is unveiled at Wembley.
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Beleaguered Hull manager Phil Brown admits Sunday’s opponents Stoke have set the benchmark for recently-promoted Premier League teams, and adds he is not feeling the pressure.
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Red Bull team boss Christian Horner admits to his "disappointment" about Toyota’s F1 pull-out, but believes there will still be a healthy grid and plenty of competition next season.
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England coach Martin Johnson says Australia have an exciting backline and predicts his side will have to be "on top of their game" against the tourists on Saturday.
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With England coach Martin Johnson facing the worst injury crisis he says he has ever known, BBC Sport’s Andy Swiss reports on why more and more players are spending time on the treatment table.
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Wales coach Warren Gatland says he is preparing his team to face a New Zealand side without their star fly-half Dan Carter, who he feels will be kept out by injury. Carter...
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Day one highlights - Para-cycling World Championships
