Understrength Spain faces daunting Davis Cup duel in Canada
Injuries to middle-ranking players compound absence of stars Nadal and Ferrer
Fed Cup captain Sánchez Vicario resigns
Former world number one sides with players over dispute with federation chief
Ferrer to open Davis Cup assault
World number five will play Stepanek; Almagro to face Berdych in game two
"Ferrer never gives a free point"
Radek Stepanek, the leader of the Czech Davis Cup team, looks ahead to the final
Ferrer: the new master
Spaniard takes his first ATP 1000 event title in Paris "Somehow I knew this time was my turn to win a first Masters title"
"Sad" Nadal pulls out of US Open
Tournament’s 2010 champion says he need to recover slowly from knee injury
Streets paved with gold?
Several studies predict Spain will not improve its record haul of medals from 1992
"Rafa's absence is a blow to me"
Marcel Granollers, Spain Olympics doubles competitor, knows Nadal like few others
Nadal pulls out of Games with knee injury
Beijing gold medalist was also to have carried Spain’s flag at London 2012 opening ceremony
Grass grows greener for Nadal
A slower-than-expected Centre Court suits the Spaniard’s purpose at Wimbledon
Nadal looks for grass roots
Clay-court king to kick off Wimbledon campaign on Tuesday
Nadal's fortress faces Djokovic test
Spaniard is defending more points than any other player on the European circuit
Muguruza’s Miami arrival
Spanish newcomer claims third top-100 victim at first event
Calderón gets cup final after Bernabéu blowout
Barcelona and Athletic Bilbao to line up at later date of May 25
What happens when family interference turns sport into hurt
The recently aired tribulations of Arantxa Sánchez Vicario are far from uncommon in the pressurized world of young athletes
Rajoy celebrates achievements of under-suspicion sporting heroes
“Behind all of this is a lot of work, a lot of effort, a lot of sacrifice,” PM says
Corretja lauds doubles pair as Spain thrashes Kazakhstan
Austria confident ahead of Davis Cup last eight in April
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