 | Jaish holds Lekhwiya 1-1
ADRIANO Martins Ferreira
scored a brilliant goal in the
stoppage time for Al Jaish to
force holder Lekhwiya to a 1-1
draw in a Qatar Stars League
match at the Al Gharaffa
Stadium on Sunday.
Lekhwiya seemed to have
secured all three points, but
Brazilian forward...
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| | Carella claims fifth spot |
 QATAR Team´s Jay Price
missed a crucial turn buoy
and was disqualified from
fifth position in Sunday´s dramatic
Grand Prix of China on
the Liu River.
According to reports coming
from Liuzhou, China, the
2008 world champion held
third position heading into
the final lap, but the officials´
decision cost him vital championship
points and enabled
teammate Alex Carella – who
started the race from the back
of the grid following an
engine failure - to take points
for fifth position and move to
within three points of his colleague
in the World
Championship standings.
Team Abu Dhabi´s Ahmed
al Hameli and Thani al Qamzi
dominated the race, with the
former. |
| | Pedrosa wins
in Motegi |  HONDA´S Dani Pedrosa kept
his cool during an incidentpacked
Japanese MotoGP on
Sunday, easing to victory over
reigning world champion
Jorge Lorenzo by more than
seven seconds.
Spain´s Pedrosa sealed his
third win of the season at the
Twin Ring Motegi circuit in
42min 47.481sec, while
championship leader Casey
Stoner, who started on pole,
finished third despite ending
up in the gravel during the
fifth lap.
Pedrosa kept his calm
throughout the action-packed
race which saw five riders
crashing out and three others
handed ride-through penalties.
But despite his victory,
Stoner, who finished more
than 18 seconds behind
Pedrosa, still leads... |
| | Chelsea thrashes Bolton
with a Lampard hat-trick |
 FRANK Lampard marked his
350th league appearance for
Chelsea with an impressive
hat-trick as the Blues underlined
its title credentials with
a 5-1 victory at struggling
Bolton on Sunday.
As well as Lampard´s treble,
Daniel Sturridge, who spent a
successful loan spell at Bolton
last season, claimed two goals
during a first half in which
Chelsea raced into a 4-0 lead.
Andre Villas-Boas´s side are
now back in third place, three
points behind leaders
Manchester United.
The rout also added to the
growing pressure on
Wanderers manager Owen
Coyle.
Bolton have lost 11 of its last
12 league games and conceded
21 goals in seven games,
the worst record in the
Premier... |
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