today's top sport headlines
It was time to move on - Drogba
Didier Drogba says that winning the Champions League convinced him the time was right to leave Chelsea, and hopes fans understand the decision.
Successful knee op for Wilshere
Arsenal have announced that Jack Wilshere has undergone successful surgery on his injured knee and is target for a summer return to action.
Hargreaves to make City exit
Midfielder Owen Hargreaves will leave Manchester City on the expiry of his contract this summer, the Premier League club have confirmed.
ECB announce India tour itinerary
The England and Wales Cricket Board have announced England's winter tour to India will comprise of four Tests, five ODIs and two Twenty20s.
I won't stop tweeting - KP
Kevin Pietersen has brushed off concerns his latest Twitter outburst could land him in trouble with the England and Wales Cricket Board.
Wladimir cools Haye-Vitali talk
Wladimir Klitschko insists that David Haye will not be fighting his brother Vitali until the Londoner has his British licence renewed.
Clijsters confirms retirement
Former world No.1 Kim Clijsters has confirmed that she will retire for good after this year's US Open.
Dyson misses PGA championship
Ryder Cup hopeful Simon Dyson is out of this week's BMW PGA Championship as he tries to shake off a stressed hip injury.
Doubts over French GP's return
Bernie Ecclestone may feel the French GP's return to F1 is a "done deal" but France's sports minister, Valerie Fourneyron, has raised doubts.
Sprinter races to record mark
Sprinter Sacre is officially the best novice chaser of this millennium following a "bizarre" and "extraordinary" year in his two-mile division.


