SPORTS briefs

LONDON. England manager Fabio Capello said he will coach no other sides, including his native Italy, after his contract with the Football Association ends, a report said Thursday. Capello, 63, has helped England qualify for the 2010 World Cup finals in South Africa and is one year into a four-year contract with the FA. "I wear the England shirt. The England team will be the last football side I coach”, he said.

BEREA. Browns running back Jamal Lewis was limited in practice Wednesday because of an unspecified neck injury. Linebacker David Bowens (knee), wide receiver Mohamed Massaquoi(shoulder) and nose tackle Shaun Rogers (foot) were listed as limited on coach Eric Mangini's injury report. It was the first injury report completed by Mangini since he was fined $25,000 by the NFL for his role with the New York Jets in failing to report quarterback Brett Favre's arm injury last season.

MOTEGI.Danica Patrick will be looking to repeat history. Ryan Briscoe is hoping to make his own at the Indy Japan 300. Briscoe has a 25-point lead over Dario Franchitti and could clinch his first series championship with a first or second-place finish in Saturday's race at the 1.5 mile Twin Ring Motegi oval.

LAS VEGAS. While Floyd Mayweather Jr. trashed their fight's promoter and his uncle Roger ripped every other boxing trainer in the world, Juan Manuel Marquez made the biggest statement of fight week so far when he took the podium Wednesday and spoke in clear, confident English. "I feel as good and happy as I can," Marquez said. "I always put forth the effort, and now I see the reward. I don't want to be the Mexican No. 1 fighter. I want to be the global No. 1."