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1. 11. Cycling: Ryan mighty

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 29 November 2005 OLYMPIC champion Ryan Bayley will be the star attraction when Manchester hosts the latest round of the UCI Track World Cup next month.

2. 12. Old Trafford tribute to Best

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 30 November 2005 AMID the tears and tributes on this most emotional of Old Trafford nights, there was surely no more fitting a sight than the famous number seven shirt wheeling away in triumph, a trademark right arm raised to the skies.

3. 13. Stars gather to salute sporting greats

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 29 November 2005 ASHES hero Andrew "Freddie" Flintoff scooped the BBC North West Sports Personality of the Year Award at a glittering ceremony in Manchester last night.

4. 14. Speedway: Home boost for Aces

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 02 November 2005 BELLE Vue today topped a superb season by agreeing a three-year deal to stay at Kirkmanshulme Lane.

5. 15. Pearce: Give Distin French call

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 02 November 2005 BLUES boss Stuart Pearce has given Sylvain Distin's World Cup hopes a ringing endorsement. The City chief has admitted he is incredulous that his captain has not yet been called up for the French national squad.

6. 16. F1: Rosberg signs for Williams

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 03 November 2005 GP2 SERIES champion Nico Rosberg will race for Williams in Formula One next season, the team has confirmed.

7. 17. Fulham 2 City 1

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 05 November 2005 CITY boss Stuart Pearce's failure to land transfer target Steed Malbranque came back to haunt him at Craven Cottage as the French star grabbed both goals - and left the Blues boss lamenting his side's previously celebrated defending.

8. 18. Fulham 2 City 1

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 05 November 2005 STEED& Malbranque's refusal to join Manchester City came back to haunt Stuart Pearce as the French midfielder fired both goals in Fulham's deserved victory at Craven Cottage.

9. 19. RU: England 19 New Zealand 23

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 19 November 2005

   ENGLAND& produced a magnificent performance in their attempt to defeat Graham Henry's All Blacks at Twickenham, but New Zealand stayed on course for a Grand Slam by prevailing 23-19.

10. 20. City 0 Liverpool 1

    Manchester Evening News, Saturday 26 November 2005 JOHN Arne Riise's blistering second-half strike maintained Liverpool's surge up the Premiership table. The Norwegian settled a miserable contest just past the hour mark when he rifled Steven Gerrard's return pass beyond David James from the edge of the box.

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