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The 37th Ryder Cup will take place from 19th to 21st September 2008, with team Europe hoping to retain the cup from the US PGA team and make it four in a row. Imagine Golf Club will bring up to the minute scores throughout the tournament.

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Amid all the hype surrounding Liverpool, the have-they-or-haven’t-they-blown-it talk about Manchester United’s stuttering Premiership defence and Chelsea’s return to magisterial form, Arsenal’s title challenge has been overlooked.

It’s the latest installment in the Benitez v Mourinho saga, with the Chelsea boss probably still smarting from his defeat in the Champions League semi-final when his opposite number sat cross-legged, Buddha-like.

Eight years ago it was christened ‘Car-nasty’ and the world’s best players were made to look like amateurs as punishing rough, tight fairways to The Open being won with a score of six over par, the highest winning total since 1947.

The John Smith’s Cup is Britain’s longest contiguous sponsored flat race, and although it has the look of a very competitive handicap using some key trends and statistics I think we can safely whittle the field down to a handful.

The European golfing world will be hoping to end one of the most popular pub quiz questions in recent times at The Open this year, as the last European to win a golfing major was Paul Lawrie a staggering nine years ago.

The Open is golf's oldest championship with the first event being held at Prestwick way back in 1860 when only eight players competed for the prize.

The meetings highlight sees some old sprint rivals lock horns again over Newmarket’s 6 furlongs, and with a Group One prize on offer expect a tight competitive affair.

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Men’s preview Looking for a men’s winner at Wimbledon may feel like an irrelevant exercise because two men have won eight of the last 10 titles.

Despite an encouraging performance against Brazil last Friday the pressure on Steve McClaren’s shoulders, ahead of their must-win Euro 2008 qualifier against Estonia, looks immense.

After his shock win in the English 2,000 Guineas all eyes will be on Cockney Rebel. He was the longest priced winner of the Newmarket Classic since 1978 when he returned at 25/1, but the manner of that victory suggests that was no fluke.

After a long hard season all that’s left to be settled is the FA Cup, and after six years away from London both sides will want a place in history as the final returns to the new-look Wembley.

Two months ago it looked like the impossible task. West Ham were bottom of the Premiership, team morale was at an all-time low, stories of late-night poker sessions and trips to America for parties dominated the back pages.

One of the best staying handicaps of the season in terms of a spectacle, with just under 20 horses thundering round Chester’s tight turns.

The last big chase of the jumps season sees a competitive field do battle over 3m5f in the Betfred Gold Cup at Sandown.

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There is already such an impressive depth of historic rivalry between Jose Mourinho and Rafael Benitez since these two hugely successful managers moved to England that the statistics can end up tying you in knots.

Milan may be the most successful European club side of the past 20 years but as these two giants of the European game prepare to meet it's impossible to avoid the conclusion that Man Utd have an excellent chance of winning.

The national season continues this Saturday, and this time it’s the turn of Scotland, as they host their biggest race day on their racing calendar.

The fixtures are coming thick and fast at the moment for Manchester United, but they won’t mind too much with Fergie knowing that you don’t get anything for nothing in this league.

Arsenal and Tottenham’s season might both be over, but as we all know there’s always plenty at stake in a match between this pair!

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Unless there is a shock of monumental proportions in the Man Utd v Sheffield Utd game on Tuesday night, Chelsea will be going into this match with West Ham six points adrift of Fergie’s men in the race for the title.

At first glance this looks one of season’s Premiership mismatches, but with Sheffield Utd fighting for their lives at the foot of the table these games, especially at this time of year, can sometimes throw up the odd result.

If you are a neutral or indeed a PSV fan you would have hoped for a more evenly matched scoreline going into tonight’s Champions League second leg Qtr-final.

Chelsea will tonight bid to do what no other Premiership side has done before, and that’s win at Valencia in the Champions League.