1. La revue de presse Chen Jing Promo 2010-2011 10 janvier—16 janvier

2. Li Na shrugs off 5-0 deficit to shock Clijsters Li Na of China holds her trophy after winning the women's singles final against Kim Clijsters of Belgium at the Sydney International tennis tournament January 14, 2011. It was a first loss in 14 semi- finals and finals for US Open champion Clijsters since her return from retirement in August 2009 and the manner of defeat will be a big psychological blow just three days from the start of the year's first grand slam. The 28-year-old Li, a semi-finalist at Melbourne Park last year, sealed her fourth career title when she volleyed home a winner with Clijsters stranded off the court after 90 minutes. It had taken Clijsters just 18 minutes to rack up a 5-0 lead in the first set but her game then fell apart, with seven double faults and 27 unforced errors telling the tale of a spectacular collapse.

3. Europe's clubs rack up record losses: UEFA More than half of top clubs are still in the red, according to the governing body

4. China sunken by host Qatar in Asian cup crucial game Qatar's Lawrence (L) attempts an overhead kick as China's Deng Zhuoxiang looks on during their 2011 Asian Cup Group A soccer match at Khalifa stadium in Doha, Jan 12, 2011. China's players walk off the pitch after losing their 2011 Asian Cup Group A soccer match to Qatar at Khalifa stadium in Doha, Jan 12, 2011

5. On this last special stage of the Personal Dakar Argentina Chile, Marc Coma reached his third Dakar victory by keeping Cyril Despres under control. The easy route turned into a nightmare for “Chaleco” who lost a third place on the podium and in the standings to Helder Rodrigues due to mechanical breakdowns. In the car category, Nasser Al Attiyah gets his very first final victory in a Dakar way ahead of Giniel De Villiers. As for Vladimir Chagin, he wins his seventh Dakar and finishes the raid ahead of three of his Kamaz team mates. Marc Coma, 2011: the infallible rider; Al-Attiyah at the top

6. The controversy continues over which football club will move to the Olympic Stadium after the 2012 Games Olympic stadium lights switch on

7. Russia to take on heartland New Zealand Host cities

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