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• Melzer may open tennis academy
  Jürgen Melzer has revealed plans to set up a tennis training centre for youngsters after retiring.
• Constantini quits after Euro2012 flop
  Dietmar Constantini decided to resign instantly as coach of the national team just days after he agreed to stick around until the end of the year.
• Austria exit Euro2012 race
  Austria will not compete in next year’s European Football Championship in Poland and Ukraine after failing to beat Turkey last night (Tues).
• Marko Arnautovic to play for Austria
  Austria's national football team coach Didi Constantini has had a change of heart and given a late call-up to controversial striker Marko Arnautovic for the Euro 2012 qualifiers against Germany and Turkey.

• Red Bull Salzburg Alans six months break
  Redbull Salzburg's goal getter Alan tore his right cruciate ligament against Rapid (0:0) on Sunday and will not play for six months.
• Kaltenbrunner had 'majestic moment' on K2
  Gerlinde Kaltenbrunner has revealed she experienced "moments of doubt" climbing up K2.
• Kaltenbrunner scales K2
  An Upper Austrian climber has become the third woman in the world to reach the summits of the 14 highest mountains in the world.
• Austria Vienna crush Green-Whites
  Rapid Vienna suffered a 0-3 fiasco in yesterday’s (Sun) Vienna derby.

• Austria fourth in the ice hockey European B championship
  The Austrian hockey national team earned fourth place in the European B championship in the Ukraine by losing 3:4 against Scotland on Sunday.
• Sturm Graz's champion s league aspiration
  Local Styrian football team Sturm will play against Belarusian team BATE Borisow in Minsk tonight (Tue).
• Hockey team Red Bull Salzburg beats Swedish champion
  The Red Bull Salzburg hockey team surprisingly beat the Swedish champion Färjestads BK 4:0 (1:0 0:0 3:0) in Kristinehamn, Sweden.
• Self criticism after Slovakia beats Austria in football
  Yesterday's (Wed) 2:1 triumph of Slovakia's football team against Austria in Klagenfurt, Carinthia gave the Austrians one more reason for self criticism.

• Dutch triumph in 'Kitz'
  Robin Haase celebrated his first Association of Tennis Professionals (ATP) tour title at the weekend.
• Austrians take a pounding in 'Kitz'
  Austrian tennis fans are gutted as all local heroes made early exits at an Association of Tennis Professionals (ATP) tournament in Tyrol.
• Soma shocked by Norway killings
  Rapid Vienna star Ragnvald Soma revealed he never thought a crime as the massacre of Anders Behring Breivik could occur in his homeland.
• Peer beats Paszek
  Tamira Paszek’s first Women’s Tennis Association (WTA) tour semi final in 10 months turned out to be a three-hour thriller at the weekend.

• Traffic mayhem fears tempt cycling race postponement
  Discussions over effects on traffic have led to the postponement of a major cycling event.
• Early end to Melzer's Hamburg mission
  Jürgen Melzer has failed to repeat his success of 2010 in Hamburg, Germany, this time around.
• Melzer thrashes Fognini
  Jürgen Melzer has retained his chances of winning the 1.115-million-Euro ATP event in Hamburg, Germany.
• Mayr-Achleitner loses Bad Gastein final
  Patricia Mayr-Achleitner failed to win her first WTA Tour title.

• Melzer wins in Stuttgart
  Austria’s number one in tennis, Jürgen Melzer, and German doubles specialist Philipp Petzschner have won the men’s doubles final of the ATP tournament in Stuttgart, Germany.
• Bulls snare Betis centre-back
  Red Bull Salzburg (RBS) have signed a Spanish defender while denying interest in a striker from the country.
• Bulls want Barca star
  Red Bull Salzburg (RBS) are eyeing up a versatile striker currently playing for UEFA Champions League winners FC Barcelona, it has emerged.
• Kessiakoff wins Austria Tour
  A 31-year-old Swede has won the 63rd Austria Tour.

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