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Web Issue 3503	July 4 2009

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Until next year

Andy Murray last night promised to shake off the disappointment of his defeat at Wimbledon by targeting glory at the US Open.

SPORTCAST: The latest football chat

Darryl Broadfoot, Michael Grant, Ronnie Cully and Matthew Lindsay reflect on Motherwell's embarrassing defeat at the hands of Welsh side Llanelli in the Europa Cup, and discuss whether Artur Boruc has a future at Celtic.

Beaten but not bowed

He must be a Duracell Bunny. Seventy one years on, Bunny Austin remains the last Briton to reach a Wimbledon final. Andy Murray last night shared the fate of many a heavily-backed fancy by falling at the last fence.

Roddick: it is just a matter of time before Murray wins a slam

It is a case of not if, but when, Andy Murray wins a grand slam tennis tournament. The words belonged to Andy Roddick last night, after he had made sure that it certainly wouldn't be happening in this year's Wimbledon.

Struck by curse of the semi-final

The expletives may have been imaginary, but Andy Murray�s frustration was real enough.

Judy to serve up mission Murray

She has a dream. Those who have any knowledge of Judy Murray will know that this vision is based on strong foundations. And that it supersedes any personal disappointment at Wimbledon 2009.

Serena believes she’s nothing to lose against in-form sister

Adrian Curtis Serena Williams believes she will have "nothing to lose" when she takes on sister Venus in today's Wimbledon final.

Next year’s World Cup is a watershed for post-apartheid South Africa

The paper-strewn desk in Mike Moody�s office is a substantial piece of furniture, but then the buck that stops there is pretty massive as well.

Where have all the heroes gone?

With Scotland�s two biggest golfing weeks of the season coming up, upon whom do you pin your patriotic hopes? Where is the Andy Murray of the fairways?

Stewart tips Harmison to menace the Australians

Alec Stewart has tipped Steve Harmison to display his most ferocious form during the imminent Ashes series, which commences in Cardiff on Wednesday.

Mowbray to learn fate on Fortune

Tony Mowbray will discover today whether Marc-Antoine Fortune will put sporting ambition before pound notes and become the first signing of his Celtic revolution.

Just two more steps to a place in history

Andy Murray has declared himself ready to make history at Wimbledon. The Centre Court has �broken the hearts of British men for 73 years but the 22-year-old Scot yesterday dismissed the baggage of history.

Ready to boldly go one step beyond

No fear. Andy Murray stands on the brink of personal and national glory. The 22-year-old Scot is one match away from being the first Briton to play the Wimbledon�s men final since Bunny Austin in 1938.

Comedy gold from 2007 but Roddick is panning for more

He fires in the aces but he can also crack the one-liners. Andy Roddick is a serious contender on court. He is also the best server of humour in the post-match press conferences.

No excuses as Fraser and Motherwell take the blame

Poor view from the window we’re feeling

Owen jumps at unexpected offer from Ferguson

Lafferty will learn from his mistake

US dream of ‘soccer’ glory but Brazil stand in way

Albion fans’ novel efforts to save their club

Wimbledon Diary - 4 July

Magnificent Federer rising to new heights

Wimbledon diary - July 02

Can Serena moonwalk? And other questions you didn’t think you’d hear

Strength of mind required if you want to swim with the sharks

The tenner bet - July 4

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Scots recover from another bad start

Wisecracking to continue as survey boosts players

Poloc pull out of cup after pitch warning

Pancho Gonzales and Charlie Pasarell

Anyone for tennis? Yes, please

Only the English stand between Scots and title

Caithness class

Harrington plays down fears he will miss the Open

King just happy to play again after life-threatening illness

Perry maintains two-shot lead over field after second-round 68

Drysdale and Laird are invited home

In-form Byrne confident of place in Open

McCreadie welcomes MacRae

Tour chance for amateur trio

Sherry wants to book Open return as hopefuls target Turnberry ticket

Sea The Stars can Eclipse rivals and treat fans to another success

Lady looks up to the task

Vickery is ready to tame the Beast

Shaw’s lesson at hands of grand slam Scot takes some beating

Bad taste left by gouging gives Test added spice

Arthur tips McMillan to be a hit

Gibson hits Delhi Commonwealth standard

Youth Olympic squad discouraging for Scotland

Definitely not all quiet on Easton front at Knockhill

McRaes behind wheel at Kames

CYCLING: Cavendish continues to confound

Millar insists he can give it a good shot

SHINTY: Comeback has been a revelation for MacCuish

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