Flip through the latest issue of Gulf Weekly.
THEY think it's all over! Bahrain's feisty footballers will have to wipe the smile off the faces of the cocky Kiwis who reckon the World Cup prize is in the bag after scraping a lucky goalless draw at the National Stadium.
SPEED ACE Yousef Al Rubayan is aiming to create a splash in Bahrain by taking top spot at tomorrow's first round of the UIM F2 World & Continental Powerboat Championship 2009, writes MAI AL KHATIB.
Flavio Briatore must wait to discover if he has a future as a QPR co-owner as the Football League seeks clarification from him on a number of issues.
THE organisers of the World Cup in South Africa now know 19 of the countries that will compete for the most prestigious trophy in the football world and some of the 13 remaining spots will be resolved tonight.
I often hear players at tournaments, weekly competitions and some students complaining about how they take a set to warm up. Are you one of those players?
For the third season in a row we will see a new drivers' champion as the race for the 2009 Formula One World Championship title is very much likely to go down to the wire with only two more races remaining.
In a week when golf's return as an Olympic sport was confirmed, the United States took the President's Cup for the sixth time in eight events by beating the International team in San Francisco.
After the success of the 2008 AMH Island Classic charity golf tournament, the organising committee is once again all set to present a tremendous event to the golfing enthusiasts of Bahrain.
