With formula one, cricket and football lined up this weekend, you will hardly want to do anything else
FORMULA ONE
Home, sweet home for Alonso
Will the Spaniard leave his mark in Valencia?
Two-time drivers world champion Spaniard Fernando Alonso delighted his home fans yesterday afternoon when he dominated the second free practice session ahead of Sunday's European Grand Prix.
The 28-year-old Renault ace was fastest overall with a late quickest lap of one minute and 39.404 seconds round the sweeping Mediterranean harbour-side street circuit.
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Championship leading Briton Jenson Button was second fastest ahead of his Brawn GP team-mate Barrichello as the duo proved beyond doubt that the team had rediscovered much of its early season form.u00a0u00a0- AFP
Live on Star Sports
Qualifying: Saturday, 17: 20
Race: Sunday, 17:15
ENGLISH PREMIER LEAGUE
Saturday: Man U vs Wigan Athletic, Live on ESPN, Saturday 19:25
Saturday: Arsenal vs Portsmouth, Live on Star Sports 19:25
Sunday: West Ham vs Tottenham Hotspurs, Live on ESPN 17:55, Fulham
vs Chelsea, Live on ESPN 20:25
ENGLAND VS AUSTRALIA CRICKET
Day Three and Four, Live on Star Cricket:
Saturday & Sunday 15:28
SRI LANKA vs NEW ZEALAND
Day Five
Live on Ten Sports, Saturday 09:55
OTHER ACTION
Saturday:
Badminton: Macau Open semi-finals, Live on Neo Sports 11:30
German football: Borussia Dortmund vs Stuttgart, Live on Neo Sports 19:00,
Mainz vs Bayern Munich 22:00
Sunday:
Badminton: Macau Open finals, Live on Neo Sports 11:30
football: Wolfburg vs Hamburg , Live on Neo Sports 21:00
Tennis: Rogers Cup, Live on Neo Sports 16:30
WAYNE ROONEY
Rooney has added pressure after the exit of Cristiano Ronaldo and Manchester United will be looking up to him after the loss to Burnley.
Wigan Athletic vs Manchester United, live on ESPN Sat 19:25
ANDREW FLINTOFF
England have the advantage and the time is right for Big Fred to stamp his authority on the Ashes-decider and his farewell Test.
England vs Australia, Fifth Test, Live on Star cricket 15:28
CESC FABREGAS
Arsenal may have lost a few stars this season but in skipper Fabregas they have a player who can dictate terms from the midfield and inspire the side.
Arsenal vs Prtsmouth, Live on Star Sports Sat 19:25
JENSON BUTTON
His lead has been trimmed in the last three races but the Brit is the same force as he was at the start of the season winning six of the first seven races.
European GP, Live on Star Sports Sat 17:20 and Sun 17:15
MUTTIAH MURALITHARAN
His four wickets in the first innings against New Zealand set Sri Lanka up and he will hold the key again as the hosts go for the kill on Day Five
SL vs NZ, First Test Day Five, live on Ten Sports Sat 09:55