Thiago Silva is bitter not to have been called in the Brazilian selection

Not called in the Brazilian selection Dunga, former captain Thiago Silva returned to the episode after meeting won (2-0) against PSG by the GFC Ajaccio on Sunday. And rather bitter. "It's difficult for me, he acknowledged. I do not know why he did not call me. I learned at the same time everyone, he did not call me before. Being only five or six players at the Camp des Loges during the international break, this will make me weird. I am not used! But it motivates me even more. I have to work to find my place in Seleção. But I am calm mentally, I know I am a great player. "

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Andy Murray beats Novak Djokovic to win Montreal Masters

Andy Murray ended his drought against world No 1 Novak Djokovic with a 6-4 4-6 6-3 victory to claim the Montreal Masters only hours after his coach Amelie Mauesmo gave birth.

The British No 1 needed five championship points and three hours to see off the Serb in a tense final, snapping an eight-match losing streak against Djokovic in the process as he scooped his 35th career title.


And the Scotsman, who moves to second in the ATP rankings on Monday, revealed the news from his French mentor, the only woman to coach a major men's player who gave birth to a baby boy on Sunday morning.

Golf Rory McIlroy :Jordan Spieth deserves to be top of world rankings

Rory McIlroy paid a gracious tribute to Jordan Spieth after the Texan superstar took over as world No 1 following the 97th PGA Championship.

Spieth's runner-up finish at Whistling Straits was enough to dethrone McIlroy, who closed with a 69 for 17th place on nine under in his first competitive tournament since suffering ankle ligament damage while playing football with friends in Northern Ireland on July 4.

McIlroy has topped the world rankings since August 3 last year, but he has been slowly reeled in by Spieth since the 22 year old won the Masters in April.

Rafa Benitez hints Arsenal target Karim Benzema will stay at Real Madrid

Real Madrid manager Rafa Benitez has signalled his side's intention to keep hold of Arsenal target Karim Benzema by insisting that the Frenchman could score 25 goals for the Spanish club this season.

Benzema has been heavily linked with a move to Arsenal in recent months, despite the fact he is the only recognised striker at the Santiago Bernabeu.

Madrid, meanwhile, have been tipped to bring in another centre-forward, and Benitez has hinted that any new arrival up front could partner or provide an alternative to Benzema instead of replacing him.

Sergio Ramos commits to Real Madrid for five more years

Sergio Ramos has ended speculation over his future by agreeing a new five-year contract with Real Madrid.

The captain will sign his new deal on Monday afternoon in a public ceremony at the Bernabeu, putting to bed the possibility of a move to Manchester United this summer.

United wanted the Spain centre-half as part of any deal for David De Gea, according to Sky sources, and Real's announcement on Ramos raises further question marks over the goalkeeper's Old Trafford future.