After Suárez’s World Cup handball, is it time to make the penalty fit the crime?

John Ashdown: Football has its injustices: the question is whether we put up with them or whether existing rules need to be better enforced

Sir Alex Ferguson plays down Wayne Rooney fitness concerns

Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson said there is nothing wrong with Wayne Rooney after his poor showing at the World Cup

Rugby's domination of New Zealand sport is under threat from growing interest in the nation's footballers at the World Cup

You can't expect to get any sense out of the newspapers on the day of an England match, but here are a few titbits

England's outsider looking in tells Louise Taylor why he is so positive about his future and the 2018 bid

Paolo Bandini: It's not Brazilians doing their thing in an airport, but this latest World Cup offering is suitably heavyweight

The Manchester United midfielder Paul Scholes has decided to coach youngsters in Orlando instead of joining England at the World Cup

Paul Scholes is understood to have declined a last-ditch attempt by Fabio Capello to lure him out of international retirement

Former England captain David Beckham's career-threatening injury ends dream of playing in fourth World Cup

Wayne Rooney has set lofty targets for Manchester United and England in the coming months

Sir Alex Ferguson is set to encourage Rio Ferdinand to slim down his England commitments to extend his Manchester United career

Paul Wilson: The Manchester United striker's hat-trick showed what he might do for England but club form will be the key

Wayne Rooney fell asleep during Friday's World Cup draw and did not learn England's fate until five hours later