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1. 1. Bolton 2 Racing Santander 1

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 17 July 2007 NICOLAS Anelka steered Bolton into Saturday's final of the Peace Cup in South Korea with a brace against La Liga side Racing Santander.

2. 2. Lee hails his Seoul survivors

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 18 July 2007 BOLTON boss Sammy Lee was delighted with his side's performance against Racing Santander and declared: "All our objectives were met."

3. 3. Hull 48 Salford 26

   Manchester Evening News, Sunday 29 July 2007 HULL handed arch-rivals Hull KR an engage Super League lifeline with a win over Salford at the KC Stadium which also strengthened their own play-off aspirations.

4. 4. Billy whizz points the way to success

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 03 July 2007 BELLE Vue have signed new Swedish whizz-kid Billy Forsberg to emphasise their determination to build a side for the future.

5. 5. £1m Peace of the action

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 11 July 2007 BOLTON could add £1m to Sammy Lee's transfer kitty if they win the Peace Cup in South Korea.

6. 6. Sven fixes sights on Zigic

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 25 July 2007 IF Sven-Goran Eriksson cannot persuade Liverpool to part with Peter Crouch, then he is ready to move for Serbian look-a-like Nikola Zigic.

7. 7. It's Paddy's day!

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 23 July 2007 OPEN champion Padraig Harrington admitted he may have quit golf had he not beaten Sergio Garcia in the Carnoustie play-off.

8. 8. Le Tour: Hushovd takes fourth stage

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 11 July 2007 NORWEGIAN Thor Hushovd edged a tight finish to win the fourth stage of the Tour de France on the 193km route between Villers-Cotterets and Joigny.

9. 9. Elano on Eriksson radar

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 31 July 2007 ELANO Blumer is emerging as a leading target for City as negotiations to sign Juventus  defender Giorgio Chiellini slow down, while two French clubs are reportedly in for Georgios Samaras.

10. 10. Manchester ready to make splash

    Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 25 July 2007 MANCHESTER will push back the boundaries of international swimming next year with the city's most important sporting event since the 2002 Commonwealth Games.

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