magistrates for five hours on Monday. On Tuesday magistrates are interviewing A.C. Milan coach Carlo Ancelotti, Internazionale coach Roberto Mancini, retired referee Pierluigi Collina, and A.C. Milan vice-president Adriano Galliani as "persons acquainted with the facts" i.e. witnesses. (Sporting Life), (OhmyNews) Cycling Giro d'Italia: Italian climber Franco Pellizotti wins the 10th Stage in the Giro, and jumps into the top 5 of the provisional leaderboard. However Ivan Basso retains the Maglia rosa. 15 May 2006 (Monday) American football: Doug Flutie, winner of the 1984 Heisman Trophy at Boston College and a veteran of two decades in the USFL, CFL and NFL officially retired. Cricket: Sri Lankan cricket team in England in 2006: First Test at Lord's, London: Match drawn. By stumps on Day 3, the game was firmly in England's control. The home side had compiled 551/6 declared courteousy of centuries to Kevin Pietersen (158) and Marcus Trescothick (106); in reply, Sri Lanka were dismissed for 192 in their first innings and forced to follow-on. In Sri Lanka's second innings, a century to Mahela Jayawardene (119) and half-centuries to six other batsmen allowed Sri Lanka to bat out the remaining time, the match ending prematurely on Day 5 when bad light called off play. (Scorecard) Cycling Giro d'Italia: Lithuanian sprinter Tomas Vaitkus takes the 9th stage in a closely contested sprint finish. There is no change to the top of the provisional leaderboard as Ivan Basso retains the Maglia rosa Volta a Catalunya: Swiss time trial specialist Fabian Cancellara wins the opening day time trial prologue and therefore leads the provisional standings. 14 May 2006 (Sunday) NHL 2006 Stanley Cup playoffs Carolina Hurricanes 4, New Jersey Devils 1: Brian Gionta scored the first goal of the game, but it was all Carolina after that as they exorcised the Devils from the post season in five games. The Canes will open their Eastern Conference Final series against the Buffalo Sabres on Saturday (May 20) at the RBC Center in Raleigh at 2 PM US EDT. Auto racing Formula One: Renault's reigning World Champion Fernando Alonso wins his home Grand Prix for the first time in his career, at the Spanish GP. The 130,000 crowd cheered on the 24-year-old from Oviedo, as he won the 66-lap race easily, winning by 18.5 seconds from Ferrari's Michael Schumacher and by almost 24 seconds to his Renault teammate Giancarlo Fisichella. Alonso now opens up a