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New blow for Rangers with threat of SPL sanctions

Ibrox club have been hit by confirmation that any newco could face sanctions from the SPL.

Liverpool target managers from Pep Guardiola to Roberto Martinez and Brendan Rodgers to fill Anfield hotseat

Anfield club draw up shortlist of up to eight candidates, including Guardiola, Rodgers, Villas-Boas and Capello.

Liverpool managing director Ian Ayre fears club's status among world's elite is in danger if right manager is not found

Managing director Ian Ayre sounds alarm amid fears the club are drifting towards permanent mediocrity.

Arsenal fear the worst as Robin van Persie refuses to plan long-term future until after Euro 2012

Club captain has made it clear that he is not willing to sign a new contract until after Euro 2012.

Fabio Capello pursues interest in full-time role at Chelsea

Former England manager is pushing to be appointed as the next man in charge at Stamford Bridge.

England star Theo Walcott's family to give Ukraine and Euro 2012 a miss over racist attack fears

Forward's family will not travel to Ukraine in June due to fears that they might be victims of racist violence.

Scottish Cup final: Famous Five's Lawrie Reilly hoping for Hibs' Holy Grail against Hearts

Last survivor of the Famous Five, Lawrie Reill, will make his way to Hampden Park on Saturday as part of Hibs' official party.

Tom Brown ready to graduate to Scotland Test team

The literary quips will continue, but in rugby terms, Tom Brown can now argue that his schooldays are behind him.

British Open Squash: Nick Matthew and Tom Richards court in bizarre shoe stoppage at the O2

Nick Matthew made to work against compatriot Tom Richards before emerging with British Open quarter-final berth.

Scottish Cup final: Hibernian manager Pat Fenlon flooded with mail ahead of Hearts clash

A deluge of unsolicited mail has taken Hibs manager by surprise in run-up to the Scottish Cup decider.

Scottish Cup final: Hearts manager Paulo Sergio shows sharp attack and drilled defence ahead of Hibs clash

Hearts manager refuses the traditional meeting with his Hibs counterpart before Saturday's showpiece.

Toulon's Steffon Armitage gets final chance to impress England coach Stuart Lancaster

Toulon ace has most to prove of the four Englishmen who will take the field at The Stoop on Friday night.

Dante winner Bonfire books a Derby reunion with old paddock companion Camelot

Andrew Balding's colt cruises to victory at York to become his childhood companion's biggest rival in Epsom Classic.

Warwickshire v Lancashire: Seamers demolish champions after Rikki Clarke's century sets up record score

Lancs (61-5) trail Warwicks (557-6 dec) by 496 runs Hosts use old tactics of hammering opposition into submission.

Yorkshire v Hampshire: Michael Bates and Simon Katich equal 98-year-old record to keep pressure on home side

Yorkshire (100-3) trail Hampshire (427) by 327 runs Michael Bates and Simon Katich equal 98-year-old batting record to keep pressure on hosts.

Manchester United veteran Ole Gunnar Solskjaer on shortlist to be Aston Villa manager

Former Manchester United striker will be considered as replacement for sacked manager Alex McLeish.

Stuart Broad on the Lord's honours board after changing his approach to West Indian batsmen

England 'enforcer' acknowledges his experience enabled him to change his approach and snap up six wickets.

Ian Poulter tells World Match Play opponent Tom Lewis: lose the shyness or you won't shine

Ian Poulter tells young Briton he will not realise his full potential unless he shakes off "shyness".

England and Wales Cricket Board to step up security in wake of new £125m Asian TV rights deal

Ruling body will also increase anti-corruption security at county matches televised in India to curb spot-fixing.

Surrey v Somerset: Steven Davies digs in with century but visitors continue to show championship credentials

Surrey (286-6) trail Somerset (512-9 dec) by 226 runs: Steven Davies digs in with century but visitors retain hold on game at the Kia Oval.

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