Name the footballer who won the FIFA Golden Boot award for best striker of the tournament at the 2010 World Cup in South Africa?

Villa, Forlan, Mueller and Wesley Sneijder were all tied on five goals apiece at the end of the tournament. But the 20-year-old German won the Golden Boot as he also had the highest number of assists, three. Mueller also picked up the FIFA Young Player award for his impressive performance.

Speculation about the future of ‘King James’ reached a fever pitch in the US when his free agency period began in July. James and his management fuelled the rumours by not announcing their plans until a special one-hour broadcast on national television. James said he would be joining Chris Bosh and Dwayne Wade in Miami in search of the elusive NBA title, thereby ending one of the biggest transfer sagas in the history of US sports.

The Formula One champion had to rent a motorhome for his mother, Simone, after a fire swept through the hotel where she was saying near Silverstone. The blaze started just two doors down from where Simone had been staying.

The injury-prone Australian fast bowler said he wanted the World Cup in India to be his swansong, saying “To me a World Cup in India in 2011, because of my love for India and the stuff I do over there, would be a great way to finish, I would have thought.” The 33-year-old, who has already retired from Test cricket, still wants to represent Australia in T20s and ODIs at the moment.

Cancellara took the lead in the 8.9km prologue of the Tour de France in Rotterdam. Chavanel took the lead in Stage 2, but he struggled on the cobblestones of Stage 3 and Cancellara retook the overall lead.

World number four Stricker set the US PGA Tour's 54-hole record after firing a nine-under-par 62 at the John Deere Classic. Stricker walked off with a 25-under total of 188, a stroke better than the previous three-round mark shared by John Cook, Mark Calcavecchia and Tommy Armour III.

The French player beat Argentine Dulko 6-3 4-6 6-4 to win the title. Dulko, seeded fourth, had beaten second seed Rezai in their two previous meetings but she struggled to hold serve and to cope with Rezai's aggressive ground strokes in a tense and nervy encounter on a hot day at the coastal resort of Bastad.

“The real problem was the coach. We suffered from a communication problem. Domenech was not open to discussion," the Arsenal player said. "A lot of players could not talk to him any more. Our opinion carried no weight so after a while we stopped talking. That's what I did. I was just listening and doing what he told me to do." Gallas also said Domenech was responsible for the boycott of a training session in support of striker Nicolas Anelka, who was sent home for insulting the coach at half-time in their 2-0 defeat by Mexico in their second group game.

The HRT team abruptly announced that they would be dropping Senna and that Yamamoto would be driving in his place. A statement released by the team said HRT had decided to give Yamamoto an opportunity to race. But there was speculation that a lack of sponsorship payments had forced the change of driver.

Despite not putting in a good performance in the group stage of the 1982 World Cup held in Spain, Rossi sparked to life in the quarter-finals against Brazil, when he scored a hat-trick to beat Brazil 3-2. He scored two goals against Poland in the semifinals and the first of three goals by Italy in the final against Germany to win his team the title. Rossi won the Golden Boot award for the tournament as well with six goals.