• Nadal and Williams win easily in Rome

    Nadal and Williams win easily in Rome

    Reuters - 18 minutes ago
    Nadal and Williams win easily in Rome

    By Eric Salliot ROME (Reuters) - Rafa Nadal made short work of his great rival Roger Federer to win the Italian Open, his sixth trophy of the year, 6-1 6-3 on Sunday. The crowd sitting in the sunshine at Rome's Foro Italico watched Nadal race to victory in 69 minutes on the red clay. The Spaniard, back in his best form after last year's long injury layoff, spent less time on court than Serena Williams who won her fourth consecutive tour title when she thrashed former world number one Victoria

  • Nadal crushes Federer to win seventh Rome title

    Nadal crushes Federer to win seventh Rome title

    AFP News - 27 minutes ago
    Nadal crushes Federer to win seventh Rome title

    Spain's Rafael Nadal dominated his 30th meeting with Swiss rival Roger Federer to secure his seventh title in nine years at the Rome Masters on Sunday.

  • Ancelotti's future still in doubt - reports

    Ancelotti's future still in doubt - reports

    Reuters - 29 minutes ago
    Ancelotti's future still in doubt - reports

    PARIS (Reuters) - Carlo Ancelotti's future at Paris St Germain was in doubt on Sunday when Qatar-owned television channel BeIN Sport reported that he was leaving while sporting director Leonardo said the Italian had asked to go but the club wanted him to stay. "Carlo Ancelotti will not be the PSG coach next season. He met (club president Nasser al-Khelaifi) and (sporting director) Leonardo this afternoon in Paris for more than an hour," BeIN Sport, who have television rights for Ligue 1, said

  • Carlo Ancelotti's future still in doubt - reports

    Carlo Ancelotti's future still in doubt - reports

    Reuters - 30 minutes ago
    Carlo Ancelotti's future still in doubt - reports

    PARIS (Reuters) - Carlo Ancelotti's future at Paris St Germain was in doubt on Sunday when Qatar-owned television channel BeIN Sport reported that he was leaving while sporting director Leonardo said the Italian had asked to go but the club wanted him to stay. "Carlo Ancelotti will not be the PSG coach next season. He met (club president Nasser al-Khelaifi) and (sporting director) Leonardo this afternoon in Paris for more than an hour," BeIN Sport, who have television rights for Ligue 1, said

  • 'Champions League is something special' - Beckenbauer

    'Champions League is something special' - Beckenbauer

    GOAL.com - 41 minutes ago
    'Champions League is something special' - Beckenbauer

    The legendary German defender won the European Cup three times in a row with Bayern Munich in the 1970s and believes the first trophy he lifted was the most important