Craig Brown insists Alan Gow must prove his talent at Motherwell or risk being cast to the football wilderness.

Irish duo Daryl Murphy and Anthony Stokes believe they can form a potent striking partnership for Celtic.

Hearts manager Jim Jefferies considers his options to replace injured left-back Lee Wallace, who is out for 12 weeks.

Fernando Alonso tries to put the team orders controversy behind Ferrari after the FIA decided against further punishment for the Italian team.

Jenson Button insists his motivation is as strong as ever, plus other news and rumours

Ferrari have avoided further punishment for using banned team orders, a F1 disciplinary hearing in Paris has ruled.

Tottenham defender Jonathan Woodgate's season could be over if he is forced to have an operation on his groin injury, says Spurs boss Harry Redknapp.

Scott Parker signs a new contract with West Ham that will keep him at the club until 2014.

Liverpool manager Roy Hodgson warns more fringe players could leave the club as he streamlines his squad.

US pastor Terry Jones cancels his Koran-burning event, claiming those behind an Islamic centre near New York's "Ground Zero" had agreed to relocate it.

Much of El Salvador's public transport grinds to a halt after street gangs force a shutdown to protest at anti-gang legislation.

Four prisoners with ties to al-Qaeda have escaped from the US-controlled section of Baghdad's Karkh prison, US officials say.