SPANISH giants Barcelona have one foot in the quarter-finals of the UEFA Champions League after taking a 3-0 lead against Stuttgart today.

CHELSEA captain John Terry broke a club security official's leg when he accidentally hit him with his car after the Champions League defeat to Inter Milan yesterday.

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IAIN Dowie is the new manager of English premier league strugglers Hull City in place of Phil Brown, who was sacked two days ago.

SACHIN Tendulkar inspired Mumbai Indians to a crushing 98-run victory over Delhi Daredevils in the Indian Premier League today.

SCOREBOARD in the Indian Premier League match between Delhi Daredevils and Mumbai Indians, played in Delhi on Wednesday, March 17:

FORMER Collingwood and Carlton player Chris Bryan's new career as an NFL punter has been greeted with surprise and scepticism in the US. 

AUSTRALIAN Racing Board chief executive Andrew Harding has dismissed concerns that punters might be short-changed over the whip use rule. 

ESSENDON coach Matthew Knights wants to rid his team of the "youth tag", declaring they are men ready to take on the competition's best. 

AUSTRALIAN Racing Board chief executive Andrew Harding has dismissed concerns that punters might be short-changed over the whip use rule. 

About MCC Membership

The Members Reserve during the 2007 Boxing Day TestThe Melbourne Cricket Club is Australia's largest club and one of the biggest sporting clubs in the world.

As at August 2009, there are 100,280 MCC members, which comprises 60,286 Full members and 39,994 Restricted members.  There are also 194,097 waiting list candidates.

Full membership entitles members entry into the Members Reserve at the MCG for all cricket and football matches and most special sporting events, unless capacity has been reached. (Please note some special events may require the member to pay a nominal entry fee.)

Full members also enjoy a range of value-added benefits, which include reciprocal rights at clubs/stadiums around Australia and overseas as well as the opportunity to attend numerous club functions exclusive to MCC members.

Become a fanRestricted members also have access to all these events, but their card does not automatically admit to the grand final. A decision on admittance to the grand final is usually made in the days leading up to the match.

Restricted members also are not able to nominate candidates for the waiting list, vote on club affairs or receive reciprocal rights at other clubs and stadiums.