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Kaka has said that he wants to 'grow old' at Milan

City refuse to give up hope of prising £95m Kaka from Milan

Brazilian's spokesman suggests move to Eastlands this month is 'not impossible'

Murray seeded fourth for Australia Open

Roger Federer believes he still has "many more" grand slam titles left in him.

Djokovic kicks up a racket as change aids Australian defence

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Arsenal have returned with an improved offer for Arshavin

Wenger upbeat over Arshavin chase

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger remains hopeful of landing Russian playmaker Andrei Arshavin before the transfer window shuts.

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Johnson keeps Borthwick as leading man

England manager puts faith in captain despite 'unprecedented' criticism

Former England cricketer held on remand

Former England cricketer Chris Lewis was further remanded in custody today after appearing in court charged with trying to smuggle cocaine with an estimated street value of £200,000 through Gatwick Airport.

Mad Max justifies giant reputation

Not so much an ill wind as an evil freeze, but whatever the wicked weather its good was directed at those who braved the dank chill at Newbury yesterday.

Novak Djokovic of Serbia throws his racket into the crowd as he celebrates his victory over Nikolay Davydenko of Russia at the end of the men's singles final at the ATP Masters Cup tennis tournament in Shanghai. Djokovic won 6-1, 7-5 to take the title

Djokovic kicks up a racket as change aids Australian defence

Novak Djokovic had been wondering whether his change to a new racket might damage his chances of successfully defending his Australian Open title here next week.

Carney visa rebuff ends Huddersfield interest

While Leeds' recruit from New Zealand, Greg Eastwood, is expected to join them in Florida next week.

Raw times for two National League clubs

Jarno Trulli, who will again be partnered by Timo Glock in 2009, said:

Toyota eye breakthrough win with new car

Jarno Trulli is hopeful of clinching Toyota's maiden Formula One victory this season.

Air steward drops case against F1 boss

Harrington sets up hat-trick bid

When that privileged breed known as the golfing professional is flabbergasted by a sum of money, you know it has to be on the gargantuan side of astronomic.

Oldham saddles up to pummel his way to top

Horseman Sam is riding a wave of gymnastics success. He's in Sydney this week for the Youth Olympics but it's London 2012 that counts

Vend�e sailors prepare for severe weather

Britain's Dee Caffari and Brian Thompson were among a trio of solo sailors in the Vend�e Globe round the world race preparing for another severe battering at the bottom of the world yesterday.

Lighter conditions aid Jourdain in Vend�e

Phillips Idowu says his move from London to Birmingham is 'for the greater good'

Idowu quits home in hunt on elusive Olympic gold

Having seen Olympic gold slip through his grasp by 5cm in Beijing's "Bird's Nest" arena last August, Phillips Idowu says he is leaving no margin for error in his long-term mission to get hold of a chunk of the most prized sporting metal in 2012.