Chinese player Li Na may have a lengthy absence from the women's tour due to a rib injury suffered during a recent Wimbledon tuneup, a Chinese Tennis Association spokeswoman said Friday.

Ferrari has filed a criminal complaint accusing a British team member of attempted sabotage before the Monaco Grand Prix. Nigel Stepney, a technician who is responsible for team performance, was cited in the deposition in a Modena court, Ferrari spokesman Luca Colajanni said Friday.

Real Madrid's president Ramon Calderon said that club has considered to odder its coaching job to Arsene Wenger, Ronald Koeman or Michael Laudrup.

Venus and Serena Williams are teaming up again. They will play doubles together for the first time since 2003 at Wimbledon, where this year's play begins Monday.

The Sacramento Kings have an agreement in principle with Reggie Theus to become the team's 21st head coach, it was announced today by Sacramento Kings' President of Basketball Operations Geoff Petrie. Details for a Wednesday (June 20th) afternoon press conference will be released tomorrow morning.

Indiana University football coach Terry Hoeppner, 59, passed away Tuesday morning at 6:50 a.m. at Bloomington Hospital following a lengthy illness.

Real Madrid president Ramon Calderon is still trying to sign Kaka. In March, Calderon compiled a list of players he wanted that included the AC Milan midfielder, Manchester United winger Cristiano Ronaldo and Borussia Dortmund defender Christoph Metzelder.

About 9,000 fans were in Cleveland Browns Stadium Saturday to cheer for the U.S. women. The contest was the first of six warmup games the United States is hosting before heading to China for the 2007 FIFA Women's World Cup.

The David Beckham time at Real Madrid ended with a Spanish league title. The England midfielder helped the team end a four-year stretch without a major trophy, giving Madrid its 30th league title. And, fittingly, Madrid won at the expense of rival FC Barcelona.

David Beckham was minutes away from a perfect Hollywood ending. The 32-year-old soccer star-pop icon, who likely played his last professional game in Europe, was taken off the field moments before Real Madrid rallied to win the Spanish league title for the first time in Beckham's four years with the team.

In the end, it all made sense. All those golf players sinking down the stretch, drowning in their own sweat and tears, while a man called "The Duck" rose above the tidal wave of bogeys and floated off to his first major championship.

By David Shefter

Angel Cabrera from Argentina wins US Open 2007 golf championship.