Chelsea will be playing for more than just simple qualification when it travels to Napoli in the Champions League second round, first leg today.

Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish is eager to see Steven Gerrard, Luis Suarez and Andy Carroll play together on a regular basis after they all featured in the FA Cup thrashing of Brighton.

Despite Suarez and Carroll arriving at Anfield in January last year, the trio started together for the first time in the 6-1 fifth round home win on Sunday.

Both Gerrard and Carroll have struggled with injuries, while Suarez only recently returned from an eight-match ban for racially abusing Manchester United’s Patrice Evra.

They had been restricted to just 69 minutes together on the pitch before the Cup tie, but they showed just how prolific they can be by helping the Reds to their biggest win since Dalglish returned to the club 13 months ago.

The sounds produced by the three Afghan athletes going to the London Summer Olympics are fierce: elongated wails ricochet off the chipped and dilapidated walls of the taekwondo center, while leather smacks and slaps at the boxing gym.

Indonesia’s weightlifting team plans to arrive in London at least three weeks before the 2012 Olympic Games, slated for July 27 to Aug. 12.

The ONE Fighting Championship debut in Jakarta on Saturday night showed that mixed martial arts competitions still had a huge following in the country.

Just by getting into the boxing ring at the London Olympics, Sadaf Rahimi will be throwing a few punches in the fight for equal rights for Afghan women.

Christopher Rungkat led Indonesia to the last four of Davis Cup Asia/Oceania Group II after the team defeated host Hong Kong 3-2 at Victoria Park.

Indonesian shuttlers will step onto the court on Monday with one thing in mind — ending a very long wait to lift the Thomas and Uber Cups again.

Subzero temperatures and poor defending cost Barcelona as the defending Spanish champion’s league hopes took a big hit with a 3-2 loss at Osasuna on Saturday.

England topped Italy 19-15 in falling snow at Stadio Olimpico on Saturday, grinding out a second straight win from two matches in Six Nations rugby.

Britain’s media shed few tears Thursday over the sensational exit of England manager Fabio Capello, overwhelmingly backing Harry Redknapp to replace him after the Tottenham boss was cleared of tax evasion.

Wayne Rooney admitted he was devastated to see Fabio Capello quit as England manager as the Italian’s shock departure triggered an outpouring of disbelief from English football stars on Wednesday.

Following upon Post Mortem : dix créateurs repensent l’urne funéraire (ten creators rethink funerary urns) and In vino veritas :

LONDON (REUTERS).- London's National Gallery said on Wednesday it would crack down on the re-sale of tickets to its blockbuster show of Leonardo da Vinci paintings

Dickinson New York presents Playing With Form: Concrete Art from Brazil, a comprehensive survey of Brazilian geometric abstraction from the 1950s through the early 1960s, curated by Olivier Berggruen.

Over 5,000 poppies were scattered under the dome of St Paul’s in an art installation on Remembrance Day, Friday 11th November 2011.

"NOMA 100" is the culmination of a five-year acquisition project, celebrating the museum's 100th anniversary with the exhibition of 110 newly acquired objects,