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World Cup winner and 'Toothless Tiger' Nobby Stiles dies, aged 78
Stiles was a tough-tackling midfielder and an integral part of the Manchester United side under Matt Busby who became the first English club to win the European...
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Juventus star Ronaldo recovers from coronavirus
The 35-year-old has missed four games including Wednesday's 2-0 Champions League defeat to Lionel Messi's Barcelona.
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Arsenal and United clashes no longer title deciders - Solskjaer
Fireworks are unlikely on Sunday at least off the pitch as 15th-placed United host Arsenal, who are two points better off having played a game more.
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'Not focused on history' - Hooper hopes youth will help end Bledisloe drought
Australia head into the third of the four-Test series, which is also the first game of the Tri Nations with Argentina, after drawing the opening match in Wellington and losing 27-7 in Auckland.
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Van Dijk's knee surgery a success: Liverpool
Virgil van Dijk, who was pivotal in both Liverpool's Champions League success in 2019 and their title triumph last season, suffered cruciate ligament damage after a tackle from Everton goalkeeper Jordan Pickford earlier this month.
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Sports Minister Mthethwa announces interim board at CSA
The interim board has been brought together through a consultative process that involved the Department of Sport, the Members Council of CSA and the SA Cricketers Association.
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Dan Palmer praised after becoming first Wallabies player to come out as gay
Despite his demons, Dan Palmer said he enjoyed his time at the Waratahs and Brumbies and never felt discriminated against, insisting 'the battle for me was primarily with myself'.
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Hamilton legacy under threat due to 'lack of challengers'
Hamilton last Sunday became the sport's most successful driver when he claimed a record 92nd win, moving one clear of seven-time champion Michael Schumacher's 14-year record of 91 wins.
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Spurs stunned by Antwerp as Milan, Arsenal cruise to victories
Spurs failed to create a single chance of note in a lifeless display, with Gareth Bale, who rejoined the club on loan from Real Madrid in the close-season, lasting less than an hour before being substituted.
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Welsh skipper Jones to break McCaw Test record against Scots
The 35-year-old lock - who will win his 140th Wales cap to add to the nine Lions Tests he has played - breaks the record he held with retired New Zealand legend Richie McCaw.
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CAF postpone Champions League semifinal, final
COVID-19 has wreaked havoc with the two-leg semifinals and single-match final of the elite African club competition, originally set for last May.
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New era to bring hope but no quick fix for Barcelona and Messi
Among the fans, the biggest hope will be change at the top brings a change of heart for Lionel Messi.
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Former light-heavyweight SA boxer Lionel Hunter dies
Hunter was a well-known fighter in the 1980s, having boxed against the likes of Sakkie Horn, Freddie Rafferty, Solomon Zuma and Prince Tukane.
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How coronavirus turned Rugby Championship into Tri Nations
The Rugby Championship was supposed to start in August, with games in each nation, until the pandemic forced a postponement. Given travel restrictions and quarantine requirements, governing body Sanzaar decided to hold it in one country for the first time.
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Wallabies gamble on four rookies in crunch All Blacks Test
New Zealand are seeking an unassailable 2-0 Bledisloe Cup series lead on Saturday in Sydney after winning the second Test in Auckland and drawing the opening clash in Wellington.
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Formula One: World championship standings
Formula One world championship standings ahead of the Emilia-Romagno Grand Prix this weekend.
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Gatland says South Africa could be 'underdone' for Lions tour
Gatland will lead the Lions for a third time on their tour of South Africa and said the Springboks risked being 'underdone' for the series in 2021.
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Manchester United executive bemused by social distancing rules
United have adapted their Old Trafford stadium so that 23,500 spectators could watch and be socially distanced under the coronavirus pandemic protocols.
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World 100m champion Coleman to appeal two-year ban
Coleman, who won the men's 100 metres at last year's World Championships in Doha in a world-leading time for the season of 9.76 seconds, was provisionally suspended for three 'whereabouts failures' in June.
