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Home >> Sports China's Guo Yue serves during the women's singles quarterfinals against Japan's Ai Fukuhara at the China Open Table Tennis Tournament in Nanjing, the capital city of east China's Jiangsu Province, on June 30, 2007. Guo won 4-2 and stepped into the semifinals. UPDATED 11:15, July 03, 2007 Bookings far exceed supply as first phase of ticket sales closes The first phase of ticket sales for the 2008 Olympic Games has come to a close with more than 700,000 people booking over 4.9 million tickets, officials said on Sunday. Mourenhout wins Dutch national cylcing championship Cyclist Koos Mourenhout claimed the Dutch national road race championship title on Sunday. China tops table of four-nation women's soccer tourney China came out the only victorious team after the day one competitions of the four-nation International Women's Soccer Invitational Tournament 2007 here on Sunday, beating Thailand 3-0 to temporarily rise on top of the table. Raikkonen revives F1 hopes from French Grand Prix Kimi Raikkonen revived his hope of a Formula One title by leading Ferrari to a one-two French Grand Prix win on Sunday. Sochi says Games will improve local lives  (11:15, July 03, 2007) Venus stays alive to book date with Sharapova  (11:15, July 03, 2007) Robinho stars to ease Brazil pressure  (11:14, July 03, 2007) Teams take it easy waiting for wind  (11:13, July 03, 2007) Itinerary for the 2007 Tour de France  (11:12, July 03, 2007) Hard-working stringers keep the tension high at Wimbledon  (11:11, July 03, 2007) Bateman serves up winning recipe at Buick  (11:11, July 03, 2007) Tour needs smooth ride after trauma  (11:10, July 03, 2007) Plans blossom for Guangzhou Games  (11:09, July 03, 2007) Liang gets invitation to PGA Championship  (11:08, July 03, 2007) Yi's team plots escape from Milwaukee  (11:08, July 03, 2007) Olympic venue hit by fire  (11:06, July 03, 2007) Wimbledon defends non-play Sunday decision (08:36, July 03, 2007) Malaysia to send 100-strong contingent to 2nd Asian Indoor Games (08:35, July 03, 2007) Wimbledon championships results on Monday (08:34, July 03, 2007) Henin beats erratic Schnyder to reach Wimbledon quarter-finals (21:45, July 02, 2007) Kuznetsova, Ivanovic, Vaidisova advance at Wimbledon (21:45, July 02, 2007) Shanghai Special Olympics flame arrives in Egypt's Alexandria (21:44, July 02, 2007) Arsenal set to sign Croatia striker Da Silva (21:44, July 02, 2007) Poles less confident in Euro 2012 success (19:57, July 02, 2007) Kuwaiti to carry Special Olympics' Flame of Hope (19:57, July 02, 2007) Vietnam sentences 9 corrupt soccer referees, officials (19:56, July 02, 2007) German Wolfsburg sign Portugal defender Costa (17:01, July 02, 2007) GBU super-featherweight champion rules out rematch with Valcheva (17:00, July 02, 2007) Pak Olympic Association sets up athletes commission (16:59, July 02, 2007) Mexico make quarters at Copa America (14:48, July 02, 2007) Chen Hong helps Indonesian club win Superliga (14:48, July 02, 2007) Iran, China likely to take lead in Group C (13:12, July 02, 2007) Three giants tussle for qualification from Group D (13:12, July 02, 2007) Australia to advance from Group A, but who's next (11:28, July 02, 2007) Devolder wins Belgian national road cycling (11:28, July 02, 2007) Moreau wins French national road race (11:27, July 02, 2007) Visconti wins Italian road race cycling (11:27, July 02, 2007) Rodriguez wins Spanish cycling title (11:26, July 02, 2007) Joachim wins Luxemburg road race title (11:26, July 02, 2007) Pfannberger wins Austrian road race cycling (11:25, July 02, 2007) Alonso falls further against teammate Hamilton (11:24, July 02, 2007) Holyfield outclasses foe, eyes fifth title  (11:00, July 02, 2007) Raikkonen leads Ferrari one-two  (11:00, July 02, 2007) Locker room thieves target tennis players  (09:58, July 02, 2007) Rossi closes on Stoner after win  (09:57, July 02, 2007) Newsflash: It's easy for media  (09:55, July 02, 2007) Pacific island Tuvalu to get Olympic recognition (09:55, July 02, 2007) France's Faubert joins West Ham (09:54, July 02, 2007) Raikkonen revives F1 hopes from French Grand Prix (09:53, July 02, 2007)

"Olympic Games in My Heart" English Contest    Recommendation - Text Version - RSS Feeds - China Forum - Newsletter - People's Comment - Most Popular    Features Sixth Asian Winter Games FIFA World Cup 2006 The 2006 FIFA World Cup is set to take place in Germany between 9 June and 9 July 2006 across 12 venues in Germany, with 32 nations competing in the month-long festival of sporting excellence. Turin Winter Olympics The XX Olympic Winter Games from February 10 to 26 2006 in Turin, Italy is a source of sport spirit and passion that unite the worlds of arts, culture, sports and even friendship. Athens Olympics 2004 The Athens Olympics has been coming to a successful close on Sunday, August 29. China wins 32 golds, 17 silvers and 14 bronze, only next to the US. AFC Asian Cup -- China 2004 Arie Haan hopes to guide the Chinese men's soccer team to accomplish two unprecedented feats, beatiing South Korea, and winning the Asian Cup. Beijing Embraces 2008 Olympics Beijing, with its ancient past, dynamic present and exciting future, has the honour to host the 2008 Olympic Games. Focus on Chinese Players Abroad Manchester United later decided to lend Dong Fangzhuo to Antwerp soccer club until 2007.

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