AmEx off as Ryder Cup doubts grow
As the AmEx Championship is cancelled, Tiger Woods airs doubts over whether the Ryder Cup can go ahead.

Owls stun Black Cats
Sheffield Wednesday's Michele di Piedi scores an extra-time stunner to sink Sunderland in the Worthington Cup.

Kiwis to decide on Pakistan tour
New Zealand could cancel their tour of Pakistan in the wake of the terrorist atrocities in the US.

Uefa set to refund clubs
Uefa is considering compensating clubs, but not fans, after matches were called off as a mark of respect to America.

Rangers seek higher appeal
Rangers are preparing another challenge to Uefa's order to play Anzhi in Dagestan.

Burton in quit threat
Wimbledon boss Terry Burton says he is seriously considering his position at the club.

Addison set for Swansea job
BBC Wales can reveal Colin Addison will take over the Swansea City hotseat following the dismissal of John Hollins at the Vetch.

Parnevik: 'I feared for my life'
Jesper Parnevik was in Manhattan near the World Trade Center when tragedy struck on Tuesday.

World sport on standby
BBC Sport outlines the sporting events across the world affected in the aftermath of the terrorist attacks in America.

Players back AmEx decision
Stars including Colin Montgomerie and Retief Goosen support the cancellation of the American Express Championship in St Louis.

Grand Prix set to go ahead
Both the Italian Grand Prix and Cart's German 500 are set to take place despite the terrorist attacks on America.

Classy Ulster overpower Bridgend
Andy Ward's team record a comprehensive 46-16 victory over Bridgend in the Celtic League at Ravenhill.

RFU warns England players
The Rugby Football Union tells England players to avoid controversy or face the consequences.

Nickle appeals against ban
St Helens forward Sonny Nickle appeals against his six-month ban.

Lee's Brazil run ends
Briton Martin Lee is beaten by second seed Guillermo Canas in the Brazil Open - plus round-up.

Trinidad-Hopkins delayed
The fight between Felix Trinidad and Bernard Hopkins, scheduled for New York this Saturday, has been postponed.

Spaniards in charge
Juan Miguel Mercado wins the fifth stage of the Tour of Spain while Oscar Sevilla seizes the yellow jersey.

Distance blunder at Doncaster
Officials at Doncaster's St Leger meeting are left red-faced after a race starts from the wrong point.

Ryder Cup call-off plea
Mark Calcavecchia calls for the Ryder Cup to be called off in the wake of the terrorist attacks on America.