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Pogacar poised to win Tour de France after shock turnaround
The 21-year-old will lead the peloton into Paris on Sunday wearing the overall leader's yellow jersey and, barring disaster, will climb onto the top step of the...
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SA Rugby puts Southern Kings into voluntary liquidation
SA Rugby president Mark Alexander said it was time to 'reconsider' a 'suitable and viable' rugby project for the Eastern Cape province.
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Wolves boss Nuno confirms Jota will join Liverpool
The 23-year-old is set to agree a five-year contract with Jurgen Klopp's side.
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Zidane confirms Bale in talks with Tottenham, says deal 'still not closed'
Gareth Bale arrived at Spurs' training ground on Friday and is expected to agree a one-year loan with the club he left for a world record € 100 million in 2013.
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Brazil to allow football fans from 4 October
Mayor Marcelo Crivella said the city would allow up to 20,000 fans at the first match, to be played at the legendary Maracana stadium.
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S.African rights groups join Semenya's battle against ban
Switzerland's Supreme Court last week dismissed Semenya's appeal against a decision by the Court of Arbitration for Sport on eligibility criteria for athletes with differences of sexual development (DSD).
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Roglic retains Tour lead, Kragh Andersen wins stage 19
In the race for overall Tour de France victory Jumbo's dominant leader Roglic retained a 57 second advantage over his Slovenian compatriot Tadej Pogacar.
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Local rugby teams to play for Super Rugby Unlocked and Currie Cup titles
Following the Super Fan Saturday matches in Pretoria (26 September) and the Springbok Showdown in Cape Town (3 October), the seven provincial teams will head into a double round of local action over 16 weekends with two trophies up for grabs, the Super Rugby Unlocked title and the Currie Cup.
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Reds out to seal resurgence in Super Rugby AU final
They won five from eight then beat the Melbourne Rebels in last weekend's playoff, and go into Saturday's crunch clash in Canberra buoyed by convincingly upsetting the Brumbies 26-7 this month.
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Liverpool face Chelsea test as Manchester clubs enter fray
Arsenal, Everton and Leicester hope to build on encouraging opening wins while Jose Mourinho needs a morale-boosting victory for Tottenham.
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Pole vault sensation Duplantis soars above Bubka
Swedish pole vault star Armand Duplantis eclipsed Ukrainian legend Sergey Bubka's 26-year mark, setting a outdoor new pole vault world record of 6.15m at the Diamond League meeting in Rome on Thursday.
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US Open champion Osaka withdraws from French Open with injury
The French Open is due to start on 27 September at Roland Garros, rescheduled from earlier in the year because of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Thomas grabs US Open lead as Reed, McIlroy lurk, Tiger fades
World number three Thomas, the 2017 PGA Championship winner, fired a five-under-par 65 at Winged Foot to edge ahead of fellow American Reed, the 2018 Masters champion, at the famed Mamaroneck, New York, layout.
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Roglic retains Tour de France lead as Kwiatkowski wins stage 18
Roglic leads Pogacar by 57 seconds with Friday's stage 19 and the culminating run up the Champs-Elysees on Sunday both set to be decided in a mass bunch sprint.
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In football it’s all about timing - Gavin Hunt on being named Chiefs head coach
He also gave information about when talks with the club began after the Glamour Boys were heavily linked with current Botswana coach, Adel Amrouche.
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Bayern Munich confirm Thiago Alcantara moving to Liverpool
"I can confirm that FC Bayern have finally agreed with Liverpool FC," Rummenigge told German daily Bild.
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Hunt is over for Kaizer Chiefs as Gavin is appointed head coach
The former defender spent most of his playing career at Hellenic FC, for 13 years. He went straight into coaching after hanging up his boots in 1994.
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Juve enter uncharted waters with Pirlo at helm
Juventus hope Andrea Pirlo, who won a World Cup, two Champions Leagues and six Italian league titles, can transmit his winning mentality as well as his vision of the game.
