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...a slight disability, but rather than let that rule my life I had to find my abilities and make the most of them instead," Boyle told the Daily Mirror tabloid this week. "This feels like a good way of making up for that -- a very, very...

In this article: Susan Boyle, Britain, United States, JLS, Daydream Believer, Brain damage, Amazing Grace, You'll See, and Wild Horses

Republic of Ireland's World Cup dreams were hit by a St Ledger hammer. France will take a vital away goal to the Stade de France on Wednesday after Sean St Ledger's deflection put them in the driving seat last night. Nicolas Anelka's...

In this article: Giovanni Trapattoni, Republic of Ireland, Yoann Gourcuff, Nicolas Anelka, Croke Park, and Liam Lawrence

Danny Rose scored his first goal for the England Under-21 side yesterday - and took Stuart Pearce's team a step nearer to the 2011 European Championship finals in Denmark. Spurs' GBP1million teenager has already packed a lot into his...

In this article: Danny Rose, Stuart Pearce, Chelsea, England, Tom Huddlestone, James Milner, Fabio Capello, and The Sunday Mirror

The World Cup hangover will linger into the new year for George Burley after Scotland were crushed by a Wales side missing half their regulars. For this was a day of despair for their under-fire manager, a defeat which saw his shame-faced...

In this article: Wales, Aaron Ramsey, Scotland, John Toshack, The Arsenal, The Sunday Mirror, and World Cup

Danko Lazovic's second-half goal condemned Northern Ireland to defeat - but Sir Alex Ferguson will have more need for panic than Nigel Worthington. The Manchester United boss will check on the fitness of defender Jonny Evans this morning...

In this article: Serbia, Northern Ireland, Warren Feeney, Jonny Evans, Zoran Tosic, Danko Lazovic, and Nigel Worthington

At least Fabio Capello now knows that most of his World Cup wannabes just aren't up to the job. Forget the scoreline, this was a one-goal massacre. Brazil, a team who hawk themselves around the globe these days for gain rather than...

In this article: England, Luis Fabiano, Ben Foster, Wayne Rooney, Brazil, Elano, Matthew Upson, Kaka, and The Sunday Mirror

...that he had 'gone on a bender' at a Hollywood nightclub. Ronaldo also received an apology over the report published in the Daily Mirror in July last year. The High Court in London heard the case where the newspaper had reported...

In this article: Ronaldo, Defendant, Allegation, London, Champagne, Mirror, Cristiano Ronaldo, and Manchester United

Mark Robins blasted whistle-happy ref Mark Clattenburg after Barnsley were twice pegged back from the spot. Darius Henderson's penalty double earned a valuable point to take the heat off under-fire boss Kevin Blackwell - despite the...

In this article: Barnsley, Kevin Blackwell, Darius Henderson, and Sheffield United

Cristiano Ronaldo has won substantial libel damages and the majority of his legal costs from Daily Mirror publishers MGN Limited after it admitted in the High Court in London publishing untrue allegations about the Real Madrid and former...

In this article: The Mirror, Cristiano Ronaldo, Champagne, Ronaldo, Allegation, Portuguese national team, Real Madrid, and Manchester United

This was the mad, mad world of Manchester City wrapped up in a single game. Mark Hughes's men went from a team playing like the one relegated to the old Second Division under Joe Royle to something resembling Joe Mercer's champions.

In this article: Burnley, Mark Hughes, Manchester City, Graham Alexander, Owen Coyle, The Sunday Mirror, Champions League, Kevin McDonald, and Tyrone Mears