Hamilton fans singing in the rain Lewis Hamilton rocked Silverstone to its roots and sent 90,000 fans into a frenzy with a glorious British Grand Prix victory.The McLaren star, who had failed to score a point in his last two races, had his legion of supporters singing in the rain at the end of a chaos-strewn event as wet weather sent his rivals into a spin. (06/07/2008) 
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Men's final hit by rain Roger Federer was forced to hang fire on his bid to claim a record-breaking sixth Wimbledon title in a row, after his final showdown with Rafael Nadal was delayed due to rain on Sunday.Federer has admitted he faces one of the greatest challenges of his career to extend what he calls his "perfect" SW19 campaign. (06/07/2008)
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Huntelaar eyes United move Ajax striker Klaas Jan Huntelaar claims Manchester United are "very interested" in signing him.The 24-year-old's failure to agree a new contract at the Amsterdam ArenA has led to speculation he could be in line for a move, and the Holland frontman reckons the English champions are keen to acquire his services. (06/07/2008)
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Galliani: Ronaldinho has rejected City AC Milan vice-president Adriano Galliani claims Barcelona playmaker Ronaldinho has rejected a lucrative offer from Manchester City, despite the English club offering twice what Milan can.Milan and City have both vigorously pursued the signature of Ronaldinho this summer and the player himself has said publicly that he would prefer a move to Milan or even Chelsea. (06/07/2008)
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Arshavin race just under way: Agent Andrei Arshavin's agent insists his client is in no rush to find another club, and believes his eventual destination may depend on the outcome of some of the summer's other transfer sagas.The Zenit St Petersburg playmaker was one of the stars of Euro 2008 with Russia, sparking speculation he was set for a move to one of Europe's top leagues following the tournament. (06/07/2008)
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Wenger's financial frustration Arsene Wenger has admitted Arsenal will probably have to sell their star players every year for nearly another two decades.The Arsenal boss is currently trying to persuade Emmanuel Adebayor - who is demanding a huge wage increase to stay - and Alexander Hleb not to follow Mathieu Flamini out of the club, but Wenger has revealed the ongoing cost of the move to the Emirates Stadium two years ago means, financially, his hands are tied. (06/07/2008)
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Everton offer Yobo support Team-mates of Everton defender Joseph Yobo are hoping for the safe return of his kidnapped brother, a club spokesman said on Sunday.Gunmen in Nigeria abducted Norum Yobo as he made his way home from a nightclub in Port Harcourt, Rivers State. Ransom demands usually follow kidnappings in the oil-rich Niger Delta region of the country, although no contact has yet been established with the offenders. (06/07/2008)
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Venus targets Martina milestone Venus Williams has revealed she would love to match Martina Navratilova's record of nine Wimbledon titles after her fifth triumph on Centre Court.Williams defeated younger sister Serena 7-5 6-4 in Saturday's final, recovering from a break down in each set to successfully defend her title. (06/07/2008)
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Robson relishing wild card prospect British prodigy Laura Robson clinched the Wimbledon girls' title and then warned ladies champion Venus Williams: "I'll take you down!"The 14-year-old became the youngest winner of the girls' singles since Martina Hingis in 1994 - the year Robson was born - after demolishing Noppawan Lertcheewakarn 6-3 3-6 6-1. (06/07/2008)
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Pryce is right for Saints boss Daniel Anderson lavished praise on Leon Pryce after the stand-off inspired St Helens to a crushing 54-0 win over Harlequins at the Stoop.Pryce dominated proceedings as the visitors ran in 10 tries to overtake Leeds at the top of the engage Super League. (06/07/2008)
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