EURO 2012

William Buick is in little doubt that Aidan O’Brien’s Camelot will win next month’s Derby at Epsom.

However, he accepts that Bonfire, who won the Dante at York last week, will push Camelot hard.
Camelot is 8/11 with bet365 to win the Derby while Bonfire can be backed at 11/2.
Buick said: “After such a solid performance I’d certainly have been fancying Bonfire’s chances at Epsom on 2nd June but I’d be extremely concerned about Camelot. I’m afraid he still looks a massive hurdle for any horse …

Warrington Wolves half-back Richie Myler hopes to return to action next month as he continues to make good progress from a hernia operation.

He will not take part in the Magic Weekend in Manchester but has targeted a return to… his transfer from Salford in 2010, said: “The hernia was a minor setback for me and I’m still keen to get out on the field within the next two to three weeks. It’s restricted my options at training, but I’m still able to do quite a lot of upper body work, so my strength …

Almost half (48%) of Poland’s population trust that the Polish national team will be able to advance to the next stage and play in quarterfinals, while only a few respondents (3%) hope for the championship – results from the latest survey carried out by CBOS.

According to the CBOS survey, the Poles are careful optimists in evaluation of chances of our national football team at Euro 2012. Over ¼ of respondents (29%) are pessimistically disposed and anticipate that the Polish team won’t be …

… that nominated by the coach to take part at the match with Poland in February.

Just as before the match in the National Stadium in Warsaw, the team lacks the injured … made his debut in February, at the end of the match in Warsaw.

The Bento’s nominees will be staying …at the tournament in Lvov on June 9, with the match against Germany. In the same city, on June 13…measure its strength with Denmark. The last duel in group B will be played by Portugal on June 17 in …

… the club, despite helping the Blues to their first-ever Champions League triumph at the weekend.

Torres was deeply unhappy at missing out on a starting spot for the Blues, who are 14/1 with bet365 to be crowned European champions again next season.
The Spaniard has struggled for form since his £50million arrival from Liverpool in January 2011, scoring just seven goals in 46 Premier League outings for his current employers.
He told Sky Sports’ Guillem Balague: “It was a huge disappointment …

…set on a Ryder Cup debut later this year, with Europe evens with bet365 to beat the USA at Medinah in September.

Colsaerts won the Volvo Match Play Championship in Spain at the weekend to move right into contention for a place in Jose Maria Olazabal’s European team.
Colsaerts told Sky Sports after beating Graeme McDowell by one hole in the Match Play final: “It’s very big, it’s always been a dream of mine as a kid to play the Ryder Cup.
“There’s…

…United). The reason should have been a conflict between both players, an aftermath of events from October 23, 2011.

During a league match, defender of Chelsea London, using obscene and racist vocabulary, should have offended Rio Ferdinand’s brother – Anton, a footballer playing… Euro 2012 England’s team is going on May 21 on 4-day training camp to Spain and will play two friendly matches – on 26th of May, with Norway in the Ullevaal stadium in Oslo and six days later with Belgium in London’s …

…wary that at 29 years of age, this might be his last chance of success in Europe’s top club competition.
He said: “It is not every year that you get to play in a Champions League final. I am now 29 and I don’t know when my next chance will be.
“Maybe I can win the Bundesliga and DFB-Pokal again in future, but it is harder to win the Champions League.”
Bayern go into the game shorn of the services of banned trio David Alaba, Holger Badstuber and Luiz Gustavo, while Chelsea will miss John Terry…

… believes England have the more dangerous bowling attack ahead of the summer series with South Africa, singling out Graeme Swann as the difference between the two sides.

Andrew Strauss’ team, who are 1/1 with bet365 to win the three-match series, will find their world number one Test status challenged when the second-placed tourists take them on.
Pietersen conceded the South Africans have world-class bowlers in Dale Steyn, Morne Morkel and Vernon Philander, but pointed out England can call on…

… believes England have the more dangerous bowling attack ahead of the summer series with South Africa, singling out Graeme Swann as the difference between the two sides.

Andrew Strauss’ side, who are 1/1 with bet365 to win the three-match series, will find their world number one Test status challenged when the second-placed tourists take them on.
Pietersen conceded the South Africans have world-class bowlers in Dale Steyn, Morne Morkel and Vernon Philander, but pointed out England can call on…