Leeds have agreed to co-operate fully with the Football Association’s formal investigation into the fracas which erupted at the end of Saturday’s game with Middlesbrough at the Riverside.

Henrik Larsson struck his 40th goal of the season 12 minutes from time to put Celtic into the final of the UEFA Cup with a dramatic victory over Boavista in the Bessa Stadium tonight.

Rangers’ hopes of hitting the Scottish Premier League title race running were boosted by a first-half opener at Kilmarnock.

Brian Kidd was the toast of Leeds as the bitterness of just a few days ago gave way to celebratory relief as United finally won their first match since New Year’s Day.

Manchester United boss Alex Ferguson is hoping to give goalkeeper Raimond van der Gouw and central defender Ronny Johnsen a taste of the action against Derby so they qualify for championship medals.

Hundreds of Marks & Spencer staff have been demonstrating outside the company's flagship Paris store to protest at the closure of 18 shops in France.

Players from both Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur have spoken out against the fans who attacked the Arsenal team bus before and after Saturday’s FA Barclaycard Premiership clash at White Hart Lane.

The loyalist protest against Catholic schoolchildren and their parents in north Belfast is to be called off for one day as a mark of respect of those killed in the terror attacks in the US.

Children involved in the long-running dispute at Holy Cross Primary School in Northern Ireland will get hurt unless the loyalist protests end, it was claimed today.

Taoiseach Bertie Ahern has cancelled a trip to a Catholic shrine in Scotland after fears were raised about sectarian tensions.

Arsene Wenger attempted to cool the situation after Thierry Henry had been involved in a slanging match with Panathinaikos players after Arsenal lost 1-0 in Athens.

THIS is the week of which European Tour chief executive George O’Grady dare not dream, even as recently as two months ago.

Rory McIlroy will begin Friday's PGA Championship second round five shots off the pace but satisfied to have come through a testing examination of the left ankle he injured just five weeks ago.

One game down and four more to come. I reckon there was a collective sigh of relief around the country when the final whistle went on Ireland's victory over Scotland at the Aviva on Sunday.

Ian Poulter, beaten by Tiger Woods in his first-ever Ryder Cup match, finally has the chance for revenge at Celtic Manor tomorrow.