31 January 2007

Football - Transfers Felix Magath sacked! Bayern Munich have appointed Ottmar Hitzfeld as coach after a goalless draw at home to relegation candidates Bochum.

Snooker - Malta Cup
Ryan Day 5 - 3 Matthew Stevens
Graeme Dott 5 - 3 Tom Ford
Shaun Murphy 5 - 4 Stephen Lee

30 January 2007

Snooker - Malta Cup
Stephen Hendry 5 - 1 Robert Milkins
Neil Robertson 5 - 1 Marcus Campbell
Ricky Walden 5 - 3 Sean Murphy
Marco Fu 5 - 3 John Higgins
Allister Carter 5 - 2 Rod Lawler

29 January 2007

Snooker - Malta Cup Great news for all your snooker fans out there! Short after seeing The Rocket fly through the London Masters, this week we have the Malta Cup.
Ken Doherty 5 - 3 Nigel Bond
Andrew Higginson 5 - 4 Steve Davis
David Roe 4 - 5 Peter Ebdon

28 January 2007

Tennis - Australian Open
Men's Singels: Roger Federer captured his third Australian Open title on Sunday without dropping a set as he dismissed Fernando Gonzalez 7-6 6-4 6-4.
Women's Singles: Serena Williams won her third Australian Open title with a 6-1 6-2 obliteration of top seed Maria Sharapova in little over an hour.

25 January 2007

Tennis - Australian Open The finalists are:
Men's Singles:
Roger Federer 6-5, 6-0, 6-2 Andy Roddick
Tommy Haas - Fernando Gonzales -> coming up
Women's Singles:
Serena Williams 7-6, 6-4 Nicole Vaidisova
Maria Sharapova 6-4, 6-2 Kim Clijsters

24 January 2007

Australian Open Here are the last semi-finalists:
Men's Singles:
Tommy Haas 6-3, 2-6, 1-6, 6-1, 7-5 Nikolay Davydenko
Fernando Gonzales 6-2, 6-4, 6-3 Rafael Nadal
Women's Singles:
Maria Sharapova 7-6, 7-5 Anna Chakvetadze
Kim Clijsters 3-6, 6-4, 6-3 Martina Hingis

23 January 2007

Australian Open Today we have found out some of the semi-finalists of the championship at Melbourne Park.
Men's Singles:
Roger Federer 6-3, 7-6, 7-5 Tommy Robredo
Mardy Fish 2-6. 2-6, 2-6 Andy Roddick
Women's Singles:
Serena Williams 3-6, 6-2, 8-6 Shahar Peer
Nicole Vaidisova 6-1, 6-4 Lucie Safarova

22 January 2007

Snooker Ronnie O'Sullivan produced a vintage display of snooker to crush Ding Junhui 10-3 in the Masters final at Wembley. Thus, The Rocket secured his 3rd win at the London Masters, following his successes from 1995 and 2005. Ding was almost in tears towards the end of the match - unable to cope with O'Sullivan's brilliance and the noisy 2,000 crowd.

Australian Open The competition at Melbourne Park has reached the quarter finals. Here are the matches to come:

Men's Singles: Roger Federer - Tommy Robredo
Mardy Fish - Andy Roddick
Tommy Haas - Nikolay Davydenko
Fernando Gonzales - Rafael Nadal
Women's Singles: Maria Sharapova - Anna Chakvetadze
Kim Clijsters - Martina Hingis
Serena Williams - Shahar Peer
Nicole Vaidisova - Lucie Safarova

21 January 2007

Snooker - London Masters The Masters has reached it final stage, with a great match ahead: The Rocket seems to be back after the scandal at the last GP (where he abandoned in the semi-finals) and he is playing at his full potential. But he will be facing a much younger opponent, who has managed to win against some big names to get to this stage of the Masters, including his former "professor", Peter Ebdon.

Ronnie O'Sullivan 10 - 3 Ding Junhui

20 January 2007

Snooker - London Masters The semi-finals will decide who will play for the prestigious trophy, won last year by John Higgins.

Ding Junhui 6 - 2 Stephen Hendry
Ronnie O'Sullivan 6 - 4 Stephen Maguire

18 January 2007

Snooker - London Masters

Ronnie O'Sullivan 6 - 5 Ken Doherty
Stephen Maguire 6 - 2 Neil Robertson

17 January 2007

Snooker - London Masters The fight to reach the last 8 goes on!

Stephen Hendry 6 - 5 Matthew Stevens
Sean Murphy 6 - 3 Steve Davis

16 January 2007

Snooker - London Masters The Masters in the capital of England doesn't offer points in the World Cup ranking, but the winner is covered with praise, honor and, most of all, the respect of all the other great players who have won the prestigious trophy before him. Yesterday, the defending champion John Higgins was knocked out 6-5 by Stephen Maguire

Ronnie O'Sullivan 6 - 1 Ali Carter
Stephen Lee 6 - 2 Graeme Dott
Peter Ebdon 3 - 6 Ding Junhui

14 January 2007

Snooker - London Masters Ding Junhui became the youngest player to score a maximum 147 break live on television on Sunday, beating the previous record set by Ronnie O'Sullivan by almost three years.
Ronnie O'Sullivan insists he will play in next week’s Saga Insurance Masters at Wembley - despite the recent flak he has received in the media. The Rocket was widely criticised after he walked out of his quarter-final against Stephen Hendry in last month’s UK Championship in York.

Sorry

Due to lack of time, school and missing offers for real blog advertising, I sadly announce that I will be temporarily suspending my blog activity. This doesn't mean that I won't post anything at all, just that I won't keep posting daily events and stick just to the main happenings in the world of sports. Nevertheless, keep dropping by, you might find some useful infos.

5 January 2007

Ski junping - Innsbruck Andreas Jacobsen denied Austria's Thomas Morgenstern a home victory at Innsbruck, winning the third of the Four Hills events by just 1.1 points. The Norwegian jumped last and silenced a boisterous crowd with a 128.5m leap that was just enough to pip his rival.