Barry jeered by Villa fans
Aston Villa's unsettled midfielder Gareth Barry is booed by his own fans in the friendly against Walsall.

St Helens prepared for tough Leeds test
St Helens coach Daniel Anderson feels the fact that his side beat Leeds recently means they go into their Challenge Cup semi-final full of confidence.

Highlights: Harrington retains Open title
Padraig Harrington plays a superb back nine to retain the Claret Jug ahead of Ian Poulter and Greg Norman at the 137th Open Championship at Royal Birkdale.

Henry praises Wenger's transfer prowess
Barcelona striker and former Gunner Thierry Henry is confident Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger will emerge from the transfer market with a squad capable of challenging for silverware.

Boycott hails 'fantastic' Broad
Geoffrey Boycott praises England's Stuart Broad, comparing him to West Indies legend Sir Garfield Sobers, following England's 10-wicket defeat by South Africa in the second Test.

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How blind football is played
David Clarke has shown the BBC how he plays blind football, as he trains for the Paralympics.

The story of the final round at Royal Birkdale
Follow the twists and turns of the final round of the Open Championship at Royal Birkdale where Padraig Harrington retains the Claret Jug.

BBC series Olympic Dreams is back
BBC TV's Olympic Dreams returns with a new series following some of the hopefuls striving to compete at London 2012.

Kear not feeling semi-final pressure
Wakefield Trinity Wildcats' headcoach John Kear says his team are meticulously prepared for their Challenge Cup semi-final against Hull, and thinks composure on the day will play a big part in who goes through to the final

Bolt coy over Olympics chances
Usain Bolt admits his coach is yet to decide which races he'll compete in at the Beijing Olympics, and admits if Asafa Powell beats him to the gold medal he'll be consoled by teh fact it will go to a fellow countryman.

South Africa deserved win - Vaughan
England skipper Michael Vaughan admits he will review the policy of five bowlers, after losing the second Test against South Africa at Headingley.

Emms and Robertson determined to bag gold
GB badminton players Gail Emms and Nathan Robertson are confident of going one better than their silver medal at the 2004 Olympics, and hope to win gold in Beijing in August.