'Don't ask me to act like a WAG', Coleen tells Wayne

'Don't ask me to act like a WAG', Coleen tells Wayne

Love rat Wayne Rooney's wife Coleen has refused to join the soccer ace during his matches asking him not to make her act like a WAG.

"Don't ask me to act like a WAG," the Sun quoted her as saying.

She has told him she will never support him at matches like the other players' WAGS until she is certain there are no more girls.

Although Coleen and Wayne, 24, are trying to rescue their relationship behind closed doors, she is refusing to put on an act.

A source said: "Coleen has told Wayne she wants them to try as best as they can to be a normal family.

"But she's not going to pretend everything is fine when it's not.

"And there's no way on earth she is going to any games.

"She feels embarrassed that the other players knew what was going on and that people have been talking about her."

"To be honest, with the amount of stick he's been getting and the chants that have been shouted at grounds, it's been for the best that Coleen was not there," added the source.

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No ankle break for Lionel Messi

No ankle break for Lionel Messi

Barcelona talisman Lionel Messi suffered ligament damage to his right ankle after being injured against Atletico Madrid.

The Barcelona playmaker was stretchered off following a late challenge by Tomas Ujfalusi in the 2-1 win at the Vicente Calderon, an incident that saw the Atletico defender sent off.

Messi will undergo more tests tomorrow to determine the full extent of the injury but, according to the Barca website, the first examinations of the Argentinian's ankle showed just ligament damage.

Barca coach Pep Guardiola said after the match: "He'll be having more tests on Monday, but in principle a break has been ruled out.

"He's injured and the doctors will tell us how he is. Let's hope the first diagnosis is correct and we can help get him fit again.

"He's very sad and in tears. These things happen in football."

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Mumbai v/s Bangalore latest photo galary ChampionsLeagueTwenty20

Mumbai v/s Bangalore latest photo galary ChampionsLeagueTwenty20

Mumbai v/s Bangalore Champions League Twenty20 latest galary

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Priaulx titles hopes take a blow

Priaulx titles hopes take a blow

Andy Priaulx's hopes of claiming a fourth World Touring Car Championship title suffered a blow in Valencia as he finished behind championship leader Yvan Muller in both races on Sunday.

The Guernseyman had entered the weekend just 11 points behind the Frenchman with three meetings to go in the race for the title, but he could only finish fifth and fourth while Muller recorded a pair of second-place finishes to extend his advantage to 25 points.

But it was a good weekend for defending champion Gabriele Tarquini who hauled himself back into contention as he took victory in race one and followed that up with a third-place finish later in the afternoon. Former Formula One driver Tiago Monteiro took the spoils in race two.

SEAT driver Tarquini had started from pole at the Spanish manufacturer's home circuit and he dominated race one as he led from lights to flag for a straightforward win.

Muller followed him home after moving past Chevrolet team-mate Rob Huff for second.

Jordi Gene held off Priaulx to take fourth while Alain Menu dropped back to eighth to take pole on the reverse grid for race two.

Priaulx would have fancied his chances of a win in that second battle but a disastrous opening lap all but extinguished those ambitions.

The BMW driver found himself squeezed through the first two corners and then punted Menu off, with the loss of momentum allowing Fredy Barth to get away in the lead with Monteiro, Muller, Tarquini and Gene also moving clear of the Briton.

Monteiro made the most of the mess behind him to pass Barth and go on and make sure SEAT claimed a double win on home soil with a grateful Muller choosing to settle for a comfortable second.

Priaulx found himself locked in a battle with Tarquini for the final podium spot and moved ahead of the Italian with a lap to go. But Tarquini quickly re-passed his rival and held on for the remainder of the final tour.

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Tendulkar praises Bravo for the win

Tendulkar praises Bravo for the win

Sachin Tendulkar heaped praise on Dwayne Bravo for his all-round effort that set up a thrilling two-run win over Bangalore.

"Bravo brought us back both with the bat and the ball.

Bravo had a fantastic day with both bat and ball," Tendulkar said after the victory even though it came too late as Mumbai have been knocked out the tournament on net run rate.

"We had a great game. I think first half of our batting was not that great but Bravo brought us back. The idea was to concede less runs in (Lasith) Malinga's (penultimate) over so that Zaheer (Khan) could build pressure in the last over.

"But this game is full of uncertainty. All credit to Virat (Kohli), he batted well till the end," he said.

Bangalore skipper Anil Kumble blamed his side's sloppy fielding for the loss.

"We bowled well till Bravo and (Saurabh) Tiwary took the game away from us. Last five overs we conceded too many runs.

(Rahul) Dravid and Virat got us some hopes but in the end it didn't prove sufficient. We had a close game.

"We just need to be very positive and take more catches.

I think fielding let us down. Otherwise I am really satisfied with the performance," Kumble said.

Man-of-the-match Bravo said he was satisfied to have contributed to the team's victory with both bat and ball.

"I had a good run with both bat and the ball. When bowling, I just thought of keeping the ball as straight as possible and I got two important wickets. I am happy with the win," he said.

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South Africa to go ahead with Pakistan series in UAE

South Africa to go ahead with Pakistan series in UAE

The Cricket South Africa (CSA) has said that next month's series against Pakistan in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) would go ahead as scheduled.

CSA Chief Executive Gerald Majola said that no player has expressed any reservation against taking part in the series in the midst of the 'spot-fixing' scandal surrounding the Pakistan team in England.

"This is an official bilateral tour governed by the International Cricket Council (ICC)'s Future Tours Programme (FTP) agreement, signed by all member countries, therefore it is an ICC-sanctioned match," The Daily Times quoted Majola, as saying.

"The ICC has not cancelled the tour and is dealing with the matter through the Anti Corruption and Security Unit (ACSU). We therefore have no reason to call off the tour," he added.

Earlier, a British newspaper had reported that several South African cricketers were considering making themselves unavailable for the series.

"To say we are reluctant is an understatement. Nobody knows what the hell is going in Pakistani cricket and we feel that playing such a high profile series right now - especially in the middle east - is asking for trouble," one senior player had said.

"Maybe it's time for the ICC to step in, or for Pakistan to withdraw from the international game for a year until the mess can be cleaned up and people can start to believe in the game and develop a bit of trust," the player added.

The series, to be played in Dubai and Abu Dhabi, would consist of two Test matches, five ODIs and a Twenty20 match.

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Wenger faces threat of FA charge

Wenger faces threat of FA charge

Arsene Wenger could be charged by the Football Association for placing his hands on fourth official Martin Atkinson.

However, Wenger defended his actions, saying: " Take the pictures and look at it. I complained to nobody."

It was not the only occasion there was contact between Wenger and Atkinson though.

The Arsenal manager had also patted the official, seemingly in frustration, after his midfielder Alex Song was sent off in the 55th minute by referee Phil Dowd.

Wenger was still seething about the goal scored by Darren Bent, saying: "I know it's a minimum of four minutes but nothing happened in those four minutes to justify them adding more,"

"But there's nothing I can do."

Speaking about Song's dismissal, he added: "The first yellow card was very harsh and on the second, he makes an obstruction. We adapted quite well after that."

However, Sunderland boss Steve Bruce disagreed, saying: "The complaint is that we played 15 seconds over but to be fair to the referee we had to get the ball out of the stands for the corner, so the referee's well within his prerogative to play more.

"It's a minimum of four minutes. You have to play to the whistle."

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