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CHARISMATIC coach Milan Macala wants Bahrain's supporters to make the National Stadium erupt into a theatre of noise in order to keep his players' spirits high while facing the Kiwi bruisers in a winner-takes-all 2010 World Cup decider, writes MAI AL KHATIB.
Ferrari driver Felipe Massa's comeback from a life-threatening accident took another step, with the Formula One team receiving permission from motor racing's governing body for him to test one of its cars.
After the 50-over Champions Trophy cricket, it's now the turn of the shortest version of the game to take to the world stage.
While Europe's best were being literally blown off the course in Scotland, the cream of the Middle East's young golfers were enjoying the glorious sunshine, the superb Royal Golf Club Montgomerie course and the dream of winning a place in the Faldo Series Asia Grand Final at Mission Hills in China.
Both Chelsea and Liverpool came into Sunday's game at Stamford Bridge under pressure following poor results in their previous games. Chelsea had somehow managed to lose at Wigan last weekend and Liverpool had put in a dreadful performance at Fiorentina in the Champions League.
Hi everyone, I am the new tennis pro at the Dilmun Club in Saar. If you are a tennis player on the island you probably know me already or you will have heard of me as I have been teaching here for many years.
A string of impressive performances over the summer saw 20-year old Daniel Owen earn enough points to win the third quarter of the Ecco Monday Stableford at the Royal Golf Club despite not being available to compete for the past three weeks.
So confident is New Zealand Football, Kiwi soccer's administrative body, that Bahrain will be overcome in the forthcoming World Cup qualifying playoff it has already contacted FIFA enquiring about the amount of money it can anticipate for appearing in South Africa and engaged an Australian agency to evaluate the sponsorship deals which are likely to emerge once a Finals berth is confirmed in November.
Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel led from start to finish to win Formula One's Japanese Grand Prix on Sunday, reviving his championship hopes.
