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Saturday, 17th May 2008

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A poignant return to Wembley for family of 1927 hero Scot Hughie Ferguson's son and grandson will be in the stands to support Cardiff

Freeland plays sympathy card for refs insisting 'criticism must be justified' ALAN Freeland has made a few mistakes in his time, as he is the first to admit. As he contemplates his imminent retirement, however, he is more convinced than ever that becoming a referee was not one of them.

Cardiff fly the flag CARDIFF will proudly fly the flag as Wembley provides the showpiece to what has been a miraculous sporting year for the Welsh

Channel hopper: Five's highlights pass test as rain stops play Cricket on Five, Five, Thursday

Stanger quits London Irish to take up new talent role in Scotland

Hectic schedule ensures Davis is no wiser about his future

Blinded by tears and the shock of departure

'Blade Runner' wins Olympic chance

Lost in translation: Archie McWooooof on the week in football

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Zenit's zest shows Smith what Rangers are missing

Brown and Salmond pay tribute to Burns

Once-in-a-lifetime experience as all walks of life catch the blue train down to Piccadilly

Smith forced to run an engine 'without oil', insists Sir Alex

Advocaat fears player exodus at Zenit

Cuellar determined to extend Ibrox stay

Prank causes Zenit little alarm

Alexander concedes 'we lacked spark'

Monarchs stars to be diamond geezers

Spot the difference as Hibs edge out Celtic in cup final

Bradley makes amends at double-bogey hole

Alex Arthur will not rest on his laurels

Barca free up Deco for Italy or England

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