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We want change: Kaizer Chiefs supporters hand over concerns to management
Among the key concerns are poor recruitment of players and coaches, ignoring football activities as a primary source of business and issues of accountability...
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Japan expands coronavirus emergency as 350,000 sign 'Cancel Olympics' petition
Kenji Utsunomiya, a former candidate for Tokyo governor, urged Games organisers to "prioritise life" as he submitted the 351,000-signature petition to city authorities.
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Ex-Rome winners Nadal, Djokovic, Zverev through to last eight as fans return
Defending champion Djokovic needed just 70 minutes to sweep past Spain's Alejandro Davidovich Fokina 6-2, 6-1, with the Foro Italico venue filled to 25% of capacity.
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Liverpool beat Man Utd to boost chances of Champions League return
Jurgen Klopp's men still need to win their remaining three games to guarantee a place in the Premier League's top four, but cleared the biggest hurdle in their path with a first victory away to United since 2014.
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Real Madrid blow away Granada to keep pressure on Atletico
Atletico could still be crowned champions this weekend if they overcome Osasuna and Real Madrid fail to win away at Athletic Bilbao but the Spanish title race has been full of surprises and still nothing is guaranteed.
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Paralympics chief tries to calm 'anger' over Games
As the Games approach, Japan is battling a fourth virus wave and public opinion remains firmly opposed to hosting them this summer.
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Williams to play in Parma after early Rome exit
The 39-year-old Serena Williams will continue to warm up on clay at the Emilia-Romagna Open which starts on Sunday before the French Open in Paris on 30 May.
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Champions League final moved from Istanbul to Porto
The match on 29 May has been switched to allow English spectators to attend as travel between the UK and Turkey is suspended because of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Djokovic sweeps into Italian Open quarter-finals in front of Roman crowd
The five-time Rome champion won through 6-2, 6-1 in 1hr 10min against the 48th-ranked Spaniard with the venue filled to 25 per cent of capacity.
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Seven-goal Milan run riot as Juve keep Champions League hopes alive
The battle for elite European football remains tight with just three points separating second-placed Atalanta and Juventus in fifth.
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Tuchel ready for 'big fight' as Chelsea suffer top four blow
Tuchel's side missed a chance to climb above Leicester into third place as Emile Smith Rowe bagged the first half winner at Stamford Bridge.
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I created a monster that is coming to bite me - Ahly coach Mosimane
Mosimane turned Sundowns into the dominant South African club and guided them to the 2016 Champions League title before becoming the first sub-Saharan African to coach Egyptian giants Ahly last year.
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If Bafana Bafana don't qualify, 'you can kill me' - new coach Broos
New coach Hugo Broos admitted that qualifying for the 2022 World Cup in Qatar would be difficult, especially as he wants to rebuild the squad, using younger players but securing a place at the 24-team finals of the 2023 Cup of Nations was non-negotiable.
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Conor McGregor tops 2020 sporting rich list: Forbes
The bulk of the former plumber's pay packet an estimated $158 million came via his successful business activities, which included the sale of his Proper Twelve whiskey brand.
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Ewan wins Giro fifth stage as contender Landa crashes out
Lotto-Soudal's Ewan overtook Giacomo Nizzolo to triumph in the final metres of a flat, initially uneventful stage that was suddenly hit by collisions as the race came to its climax in Cattolica on the Adriatic coast.
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Ajax to melt down trophy and share with fans
The club will issue some 42,000 "champion stars" to their season ticket holders to celebrate winning the title for a 35th time.
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Man City fans gather to celebrate title glory
Several hundred City supporters descended on the Etihad to start their title party following the result across Manchester at Old Trafford.
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Leicester still have 'work to do' to finish in top four, says Rodgers
A 2-1 victory at Old Trafford on Tuesday lifted Leicester, who have two league games remaining, to third in the table -- eight points clear of fifth-placed West Ham.
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'Relentless': Pep hails City after fifth Premier League in nine years
City were handed the title when arch-rivals and nearest challengers Manchester United lost 2-1 at home to Leicester, leaving Guardiola's side 10 points clear with three games remaining.
