Wed, June 19, 2013 05:57:35 AM
Bangkok Post
Wed, June 19, 2013 05:57:35 AM
Bangkok Post
Fifa has demanded Pattaya FC withdraw its lawsuit against the Football Association of Thailand and FAT president Worawi Makudi, warning the country could face punishment otherwise.
The British and Irish Lions crashed to their first loss on tour in Australia Tuesday when they were upset 14-12 by the tenacious ACT Brumbies just days out from the opening Test against the Wallabies.
Ethiopia admitted Tuesday fielding a suspended footballer in a World Cup qualifier during June, and FIFA match records show Togo were guilty of a similar offence.
Queen Elizabeth II led tributes to Henry Cecil, the legendary trainer who died last week, before the start of racing at Royal Ascot on Tuesday.
Australian Bernard Tomic has recharged his form on grass, shaking off last week's hamstring concern to post a 6-3, 6-4 first round win over Briton James Ward at the ATP-WTA Eastbourne International on Tuesday.
Justin Rose's breakthrough win at the US Open could open the door for England's golden generation of golfers to finally make their collective mark in the record books.
Fifa demanded on Tuesday that Pattaya FC withdraw its lawsuit against the Football Association of Thailand (FAT) and its president Worawi Makudi, or the country could face international sanctions.
Brazilian driver Felipe Massa is looking forward to Formula One's upcoming return to traditional high-speed circuits as a boost for himself and Ferrari.
Pakistan coach Dav Whatmore said Tuesday the team would be reviewed with an eye on building for the 2015 World Cup after their dismal showing at the Champions Trophy in England.
Newcastle United on Tuesday confirmed the appointment of Joe Kinnear as director of football, as he hit out at his detractors who criticised his return to the English Premier League side.
