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Welbeck injury could force Arsenal into January spending
Welbeck, often used as a backup striker by manager Unai Emery, underwent two operations after suffering a broken ankle against Sporting Lisbon in the Europa League earlier this month.
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Dludlu: 'We learnt a lot at U17 Women's World Cup'
South Africa's under-17 women’s football coach Simphiwe Dludlu says that her young side learnt a lot and gained invaluable experience after they were knocked out of the group stages of the Fifa U17 Women’s World Cup in Uruguay.
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Bok assistant coach Mzwandile Stick pleased with growth of squad
Stick said it is pleasing to see how the Boks have adjusted to the challenging northern hemisphere conditions, where the playing conditions are mostly wet and slippery.
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Win over Woods worth more than $9m, says Mickelson
For two of the world’s richest athletes, the prospect of pocketing millions for playing an afternoon round at Shadow Creek Golf Club on Friday may not set the heart racing.
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British sprinter Levine gets four-year doping ban
Levine was provisionally suspended in February and on Tuesday UK Anti-Doping confirmed the 29-year-old’s ban.
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Last-gasp Tau rescues Bafana
Percy Tau scored a late equaliser as Bafana Bafana held Paraguay to a 1-1 draw in the Nelson Mandela Centenary Celebration Challenge on Tuesday.
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Three arrested for illegal sale of Telkom Knockout tickets in Durban
The two Soweto giants will meet for the second time in a space of a month in the TKO semifinal hoping to end their long trophy droughts.
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Blitz & Giants have their Proteas available
Both teams won their MSL opener with the Blitz sitting top of the log after two victories.
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Telkom 947 Cycle Challenge riders raise R1.3m for charity via GivenGain
The figure is up by more than 50% from last year’s amount of R544,242 and the number of donations rose from 838 in 2017 to 2,410 in 2018.
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Black Leopards appoint Kerr as new coach
Dylan Kerr (51) will be tasked with making sure that Lidodaduvha avoids relegation back to the Nation First Division, after earning promotion to top flight football at the beginning of the season.
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Hunt hopes his Bafana players come back healthy for Baroka TKO semi
The health of the defensive trio of captain Hlatshwayo, Hlanti and Mkhwanazi will have Hunt holding his breath, especially since Robyn Johannes will be out through suspension.
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SABC’s Bafana blackout continues with Paraguay match
On Tuesday afternoon the SABC confirmed that they will not be broadcasting the Paraguay match on all its radio and television platforms.
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Do or die for Bantwana in final under-17 World Cup group game
The South African under-17 women’s side have a mammoth task of trying to beat Brazil in their final Group B game to keep their chances of progressing to the knockout stages alive.
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There will be no Super League, Uefa chief says
German news magazine 'Der Spiegel' claimed to have documents which showed Europe's biggest clubs planning for a Super League from 2021.
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Davids, Human and Matfield shortlisted for Bulls coaching job
Current Southern Kings boss Deon Davids is the favourite to take the position after relative success with the Port Elizabeth side with very little resources.
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Wales will be tougher test than England, says Erasmus
The South Africans face Wales on Saturday in their last test of the year hoping to overturn a run of defeats on their last three trips to the Cardiff.
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Bok medical staff to assess Etzebeth fitness for Wales clash
Eben Etzebeth has missed the last two matches against France and Scotland due to a foot injury sustained in the opening match of the tour against England at Twickenham.
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Erasmus: It’s good to have our captain available
Springbok captain Siya Kolisi was cited for a headbutt on Scotland centre Peter Horne in the 30th minute. The match officials on the day missed the incident but World Rugby’s citing committee picked up the incident after the match.
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Cricket Australia rules out cutting ball-tampering bans
CA interim chairman Earl Eddings said the board had "determined that it is not appropriate to make any changes to the sanctions handed down to the three players".
