EURO 2012

… a return to action in three weeks.
Warrington are 15/8 with bet365 to win the Grand Final while St Helens can be backed at 13/2.
Myler, who is in his second season with Warrington following 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 should still be about there.”

… number of players hoping to stake a claim for a place up front. The Liverpool striker has been impressive in recent weeks, particularly in Tuesday’s 4-1 win over Chelsea, and Johnson believes he could be just what England and Hodgson are looking for.
“Should he go? Yes, definitely,” said the England defender. “In the last few weeks Andy has been fantastic for us – he has been unplayable.
“Andy is a big lump but he’s good on the ball and works really hard. He will scare a lot of defenders.”

…That would set up a top-four showdown with Leicester, Saracens and Harlequins, with Wood expecting all four sides to challenge for the ultimate prize.
He said: “We’ll take nothing for granted. We know we’re up against it; we’ve got a couple of people banned and injured, so we’ve got our work cut out.
“We’ll go into those games confident, knowing we can beat those teams if we play to our capacity.”
Leicester are evens to win the Grand Final, with defending champions Sarries 10/3 and Quins 7/2.

… stadium in Gelsenkirchen and in Hanover. In April 2008, works on the preparation of the ground for the … the stadium began and a few months later ground works were started.

The official commencement of construction of the stadium was in May 2009. The works were to be finished at the end of 2010… to be the match between Poland and France. Hectic works on preparation of the stadium lasted almost until …How to get to the Stadium

due to construction works trams number 4, 7 and 10 were suspended….

… from the secret report of UEFA, which showed that the chances of completing the construction on schedule were little. UEFA dramatically assessed the construction works, because there was not even a prepared design of the stadium. To eliminate the delay, in August 2009 the company Azovintex introduced a 24-hour-work system. However, in February 2010, the construction was completely halted due to lack of an agreed project. The stadium was to be …

… Stadium was designed by the JSK Architects Ltd. Consortium, GMP International GmbH and Schlaich Bergermann und Partner. The beginning of construction works was in October 2008. The completion of the investment was to take place in June 2011. During these works, various issues and technical problems that caused several months delay occurred.

Since the beginning of construction, the stadium has attracted huge…

…: “You guys kept saying to me ‘are you going to make the Champions League?’ and I said we were just looking to win the next game.
“This week could be important for us because if the semi-final results go our way, we could be in Europe, I think, by next weekend.
“If that works in our favour, then really, really there is nothing left to go for but the Champions League.”
Newcastle’s final five league games this season include a crunch trip to Chelsea, who are also in the hunt for fourth place.

… of 2011′s collapse while the latter is getting back to the kind of form that has seen him win four Masters titles.
But South African Schwartzel believes letting his competitors enjoy the spotlight could help him next week.
He said: “It does make a difference, in a way, if you feel you’re being overlooked and you can work under the radar.
“All the other guys, they apply a lot of pressure on themselves, and you can go about your business the way you normally would and catch them off guard.”

…pressure in the first leg of their quarter-final tie in Italy but Milan spurned the best chance of the night, Robinho failing to hit the target early on for the hosts.
However, Allegri believes his players can score the away goal in Barcelona they need to progress in the tournament.
He told Sky Sports: “We are happy and we know that in Barcelona if there is a score draw we will qualify.
“It will be difficult to score in Spain, but we know there are two outcomes that will work in our favour.”

…weekend’s Malaysian Grand Prix at Sepang, having laid down a fine marker in Australia after a disappointing 2011 season.
“I know this is a car I can definitely challenge for the title with,” the confident Englishman said.
“For us to start at the front is a pretty good way forward. As for me, I definitely do feel as though I’ve got it in myself to go for the title.”
Hamilton is 9/4 to back up his good work in Melbourne with a victory in Malaysia, with Button 5/2 to make it two wins out of two.