”World Sports” News

Major League Baseball awarded geolocation patent

CHICAGO (Reuters) – Major League Baseball has won a patent for technology that blocked certain fans from viewing local games online , and it may open the door
05 22 2009 11:09AM (...more)

Australia, Japan draw in World Cup qualifying

YOKOHAMA, Japan – Australia has taken a major step toward qualifying for the 2010 World Cup with a scoreless draw against Japan
02 15 2009 12:31AM (...more)

Liverpool send ill-disciplined Inter crashing in Champions League

MILAN, Italy (AFP) - Inter Milan's ill discipline cost them again as Liverpool won 1-0 at the San Siro on Tuesday to progress to the Champions League quarter-finals 3-0 on aggregate.
03 13 2008 8:09AM (...more)

Japan is 1st qualifier for 2010 World Cup

TASHKENT, Uzbekistan – Japan has become the first country to qualify for soccer's 2010 World Cup by beating Uzbekistan 1-0
06 16 2009 4:59PM (...more)

Bradley's goals lead US, 2-0

COLUMBUS, Ohio – Michael Bradley scored twice to lead the United States to a 2-0 victory over Mexico in a World
02 15 2009 12:30AM (...more)

US routs Grenada 4-0 in Gold Cup

SEATTLE – A young U.S. lineup easily beat up on Grenada in the Americans' opener at the CONCACAF Gold Cup . "Today is important to start the Gold Cup the right way," 07 6 2009 1:30AM (...more)

Chelsea captain Terry praises Anelka

LONDON (AFP) - Chelsea captain John Terry on Sunday hailed centre-forward Nicolas Anelka as one of the top all-rounders in the world.
01 14 2008 3:18PM (...more)

Chelsea sign French striker Anelka

LONDON (AFP) - French striker Nicolas Anelka has joined Chelsea from English Premier League rivals Bolton, the clubs announced Friday.
01 12 2008 4:00AM (...more)

Redknapp denies Newcastle football club link

LONDON (AFP) - Portsmouth manager Harry Redknapp has insisted he knows nothing of reports suggesting he was set to become the new manager of Newcastle United following the departure of Sam Allardyce from St James' Park on Wednesday.
01 11 2008 5:07AM (...more)

Bucknor should quit after controversial cricket match: former umpire

LONDON (AFP) - Legendary English umpire Dickie Bird believes Steve Bucknor has "gone on too long" and that it is now time for him to retire from international cricket.
01 9 2008 3:11PM (...more)