Madrid held on and must hope their missed chances do not prove costly as they hope to repeat their sole semi-final success over Bayern in 2000, which led to the eighth of their nine European titles.

OK. I can admit it. I was wrong about Chris Johnson, who has now topped 90 rushing yards in five of his last six games. He's thrashed some great rushing defenses, too, averaging 141 yards against the Bears and Texans. Johnson is still relying on that high-risk, high-reward cutback style, but he's running with better vision, something that showed on his 21-yard TD run against the Dolphins last week. If you still own him, start him with confidence; the schedule lines up nicely for a big finish to 2012.

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To succeed in partnering with a large corporation, small businesses should follow these simple guidelines, says Professor Mark Hart:

A , which showed the nationalists had surged into the lead for the first time with 51 per cent of voters backing the Yes campaign, has put markets on the back foot.