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Angels end Yankees' title hopes - The Los Angeles Angels beat the New York Yankees 5-3 to advance to the American League Championship Series.

Last-gasp Steelers beat Chargers - Jeff Reed's late field goal gives Pittsburgh a 24-22 win at San Diego in the NFL's Monday night game.

Houston prevail in marathon game - Houston beat Atlanta 7-6 to take a winning 3-1 lead in their play-off series.

Vinatieri seals late Patriots win - New England Patriots leave it late to beat Atlanta Falcons - plus an NFL round-up.

Houston capture series advantage - Houston Astros beat Atlanta Braves 7-3 to take a 2-1 lead in the series.

Red Sox reign ended by Chicago - Chicago White Sox take a 3-0 series lead to end Boston Red Sox's reign as world champions.

Cardinals extend lead over Padres - St Louis Cardinals beat San Diego Padres 6-2 to move 2-0 ahead in the National League Division Series.

Miami to stage 2010 Super Bowl - Miami is chosen to host a record 10th NFL showpiece match in 2010.

NFL to continue European league - NFL team owners vote to continue to fund and provide players for NFL Europe for five more years.

Gretzky beaten as NHL faces off - Wayne Gretzky loses on his coaching debut as a new NHL season begins after last year was wiped out in a salary-cap row.

Iguchi hit ruins Red Sox's night - Tadahito Iguchi's three-run homer spells disaster for Boston in Chicago, while Houston and LA Angels also win.

Jets turn to old hand Testaverde - Veteran quarterback Vinny Testaverde is to start for the injury-hit New York Jets against Tampa Bay on Sunday.

A's release manager Macha -

Red Sox go down to heavy defeat - Boston are thrashed by Chicago on day one of the play-offs while the Cards and the Yankees start with wins.

Carolina hold off Green Bay rally - Brett Favre shines but cannot prevent the Green Bay Packers suffering their worst NFL start in 17 years.