Focused Ferrari save their aggression for their car design, while Fernando Alonso saves himself for the ultimate test

World and European champions Spain omit Chelsea striker Fernando Torres for the second international game in a row.

Celtic manager Neil Lennon is considering a move for Kenji Gorre after having the winger on trial.

Wheelchair fencing and basketball win funding reprieve but table tennis, wrestling and volleyball miss out.

Birmingham boss Lee Clark believes Jack Butland can become Europe's best keeper following his move to Stoke.

Super Bowl XLVII will be the first time that two sibling coaches face one another with the championship of one of the major US sports at stake.

"This game seems like a foregone conclusion, but Scotland won't be intimidated," says rugby union expert Jeremy Guscott

From "refuge of last resort" to Super Bowl venue, the Superdome is a metaphor for New Orleans’ recovery from Hurricane Katrina

Wales have not won in seven matches but captain Sam Warburton is optimistic about his side's Six Nations title prospects.

Paul di Resta helps to launch the new Force India VJM06 car which carries his hopes for the 2013 Formula 1 season.

Liverpool and England footballer Raheem Sterling is charged with assaulting a woman.

The Government is accused of "turning its back on school sport" and undermining the Olympic legacy.

Manchester City captain Vincent Kompany could be out of action for another three weeks, says manager Roberto Mancini.

Peterborough's Barry Fry calls Nottingham Forest's owners "a disgrace" after they pulled out of the George Boyd deal.

New owner Dr Marwan Koukash wants Salford City Reds to buy a stake, and possibly take full control, of their home ground.

Defending champions England lose to Sri Lanka in their opening group match at the Women's World Cup.

A breakdown of who spent what and other key statistics of football's 2013 winter transfer window

Ferrari unveil their car for 2013 and admit they must change a recent trend and perform from the start of the season.

Ireland hold off a stirring second-half Wales revival to launch their Six Nations campaign with a thrilling victory in Cardiff.