Fulham have made an official complaint to the Premier League about the Liverpool manager, Brendan Rodgers.

Wigan have completed the signing of the Arsenal midfielder Ryo Miyaichi on a season-long loan.

Man About Town: All hail the new King and Queen of England

Owen Hargreaves is training with QPR following his release from Manchester City at the end of last season.

False dawns have proved rather too frequent for Godolphin over recent years, but there were substantial signs of renewal both on and off the track at Royal Ascot last week. Sure enough, the Maktoums' elite stable yesterday dovetailed its new momentum with that of its breeding wing, buying a majority share in Dawn Approach. The unbeaten Coventry Stakes winner will stay with Jim Bolger for the rest of this season, but precedent suggests that he will ultimately be transferred to one of the Godolphin trainers.

Fallen For You showed style and speed in equal measure to win the Coronation Stakes at Royal Ascot for the red-hot John Gosden operation.

Public schoolboys take the stage – but they're not top-class

Vince Power's Music Festivals group yesterday warned that economic woes are hitting sales at its Hop Farm Music Festival in Kent and its Benicassim event in Spain.

Under-pressure London Broncos coach Rob Powell remains undaunted by the club's decision to hold a mid-season review into his under-performing team.

Tottenham boss Harry Redknapp feels his team are "coming back strong" at the right time but was never overly concerned about their form.

Unseen photos of The Beatles are going on sale after lying in a family album for nearly 50 years. The 20 black-and-white snaps have never been published and show the Fab Four on the cusp of becoming a world phenomenon.

Wasps director of rugby David Young is confident his team can evade relegation from the Premiership after leaving the Recreation Ground with a losing bonus point from Saturday's 17-12 defeat against Bath.

The talk behind the scenes at Old Trafford yesterday was of sustainability. The stadium is the first of its size in Britain to be awarded an environmental quality mark, though that did not feature in Sir Alex Ferguson's discussion of where English sides now feature in the continental pecking order.

The talk behind the scenes at Old Trafford yesterday was of sustainability. The stadium is the first of its size in Britain to be awarded a prestigious environmental quality mark, though "ISO 14001" – to give it its full title – understandably did not feature in Sir Alex Ferguson's discussion of where his and other English sides now feature in the continental pecking order.