World Cup 2010: South African police take control of security at four stadiums
Officers have taken over security duties from stewards at four stadiums, including Green Point in Cape Town, following a row over stewards' pay.
World Cup 2010: Fifa under fire as spotlight stays on 'ambush advertising'
Two days after 36 blondes hired by a hitherto obscure Dutch brewer were ejected from the stadium for breaching Fifa regulations, the incident was still the talk of the tournament, dominating front pages and new bulletins for a third day.
Suspended IPL boss Modi to sue ECB chief Giles Clarke
Suspended Indian Premier League chairman Lalit Modi is to sue England and Wales Cricket Board chairman Giles Clarke for libel.
Fourth officials will have more power in Scotland next season after Fifa directive
The first change to enforcement of the laws of the game has been introduced by Fifa, who will permit fourth officials to tell referees if they have witnessed a red card offence like the foul by Rangers' Kyle Lafferty on Andreas Hinkel of Celtic during the New Year Old Firm derby at Parkhead.
Johns resigns following racial slur
New South Wales will go into tomorrow's State of Origin clash without the legendary Andrew Johns in their corner, following his resignation from their coaching staff over a racial slur on Queensland's Greg Inglis. NSW's Timana Tahu walked out of the squad's camp last week, saying that he could not tolerate Johns' reference to Inglis.
Source: Independent.co.uk
