 | | CNN International | |  | Replay 'fairest solution' says Henry
Thierry Henry believes a replay would be the "fairest solution" after his handball set up France's clinching goal in their World Cup playoff with the Republic of Ireland.
| Football: FIFA refuse replay request
The governing body of world football, FIFA, have turned down the request from the Irish Football Association (FAI) to replay their deciding World Cup play-off game against France.
| Football: Match-fixing scandal arrests
Prosecutors in Germany are investigating a huge match-fixing scandal with over 200 games under scrutiny and 15 arrests made.
| Cycling: Contador sticks with Astana
Tour de France champion Alberto Contador looks set to stay with Astana next year after reaching a preliminary agreement with the Kazakh-based squad.
| Football: Africa playoff row escalates
A series of clashes between Egyptian and Algerian football fans has led to a diplomatic row between the two north African countries, with Egypt recalling its ambassador to Algiers.
| Boxing: Pacquiao returns home a hero
Manny Pacquiao returned home to a hero's welcome in his native Philippines on Friday after wresting the WBO welterweight title from Miguel Cotto on a 12th round technical knockout in Las Vegas.
| Cricket: Tendulkar record in Test draw
Sachin Tendulkar was unbeaten on exactly 100 and passed 30,000 international runs as India batted out for a draw in the opening Test against Sri Lanka in Ahmedabad on Friday.
| Football: 'Cheated' Irish seek replay
Thierry Henry's confession that he handled the ball in the build-up to the controversial goal by William Gallas, pictured, which sent France to next summer's World Cup, has done little to console a devastated Ireland team as the controversy rumbled into Thursday.
| Golf: Westwood hits front in Dubai
Lee Westwood claimed the halfway lead at the Dubai World Championship as two birdies on the final three holes gave him a two-shot advantage over a six-strong group tied for second place.
| Football: World Cup berths decided
All of the 32 available places for the 2010 World Cup have been decided, after a dramatic night of play-off qualification which saw Algeria, Greece, Slovenia, Portugal, France and Uruguay book their berths.
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