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EFF: 'Phil Masinga’s life should be used to develop township football'
Masinga passed away in a Johannesburg hospital on Sunday following a long illness.
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Zesco triumph seals great weekend for Zambian clubs
Zesco United defeated South Africa visitors Kaizer Chiefs 3-1 Sunday to complete a successful weekend for Zambian clubs in the first legs of CAF Confederation Cup play-offs.
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Golden Arrows coach Komphela gets draw at former club
Former South Africa captain and centre-back Komphela quit cash-strapped Celtic in December and was immediately snapped up by Arrows, who had just fired Clinton Larsen for poor results.
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De Gea produces masterclass as Man United beat Tottenham
United's victory is their fifth successive Premier League win under their temporary manager in a contest seen as his first major test since he took over from Jose Mourinho last month.
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Everton ride luck for 2-0 victory at home to Bournemouth
There were grumblings of discontent from the home fans as Everton were outplayed before the break but Marco Silva’s side improved in the second half.
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De Kock century puts Proteas in commanding position
Resuming day 3 on 135 for 5, the Proteas were looking to press home the advantage after they had bowled Pakistan out for 185 and taking a 77 run lead into their second innings.
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Maradona recovering in hospital after surgery
The 58-year old former Boca Juniors and Napoli player discovered the problem in early January during a check-up at a hospital in Olivos, on the outskirts of Buenos Aires.
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Federer 'shocked', Djokovic 'hurt' by Murray retirement bombshell
Andy Murray on Friday admitted that his chronic hip injury had not been eased by surgery a year ago.
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Tributes pour in for soccer legend Phil Masinga
Masinga, who was affectionately known as Chippa, died on Sunday after battling a long illness.
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Bafana Bafana legend Phil Masinga has died
Masinga was 49 years old.
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Serie A big guns progress in Coppa Italia
Goals from Federico Bernardeschi and Moise Kean either side of the break gave Juve a comfortable win.
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Fulham sunk by two own goals at Burnley
The Clarets won without a single shot of their own on target and rode their luck in a typical scrap between two teams fighting against the drop, played in cold, windy and wet conditions.
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Salah penalty keeps Liverpool in driving seat
The result put Liverpool on 57 points from 22 games, seven ahead of closest rivals Manchester City who are at home to Wolverhampton Wanderers on Monday.
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Proteas stutter to promising position on day 2
At the end of play on day two South Africa reached 135 for 5 but more importantly their lead over Pakistan has increased to 212.
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Rice scores first Hammers goal to defeat Arsenal
The victory in Saturday's early kick-off saw the Hammers move up to eighth in the Premier League table, on 31 points, ahead of the bulk of the weekend's fixtures.
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Sharma fireworks thwarted as Australia beat India in 1st ODI
It was a tonic for the ailing Australians, coming off their first-ever home Test series defeat to Virat Kohli's India and after winning just three of their previous 24 ODIs.
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Proteas recover well after missed opportunities before lunch
The Proteas recovered from a spell of dropping four catches to take three wickets in the morning session of day 2 of the third Test at the Wanderers to leave Pakistan on 111/5 at lunch.
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Kuchar a one-shot halfway leader at Sony Open as Spieth heads home
Kuchar birdied his first three holes on his way to a second straight seven-under-par 63 at Waialae Country Club in Honolulu.
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Nadal shrugs off injury concerns, pays tribute to Murray
The 2009 winner Nadal pulled out of the Brisbane International warmup with a thigh strain, raising fears about his campaign at Melbourne Park after his 2018 season ended early with ankle surgery and an abdominal injury.
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Sandgren claims first ATP title in Auckland
The 27-year-old Sandgren took just 79 minutes to beat Norrie 6-4, 6-2 to round out a remarkable week of tennis without dropping a set.
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Klopp denies Liverpool's lighter schedule is title advantage
City trail Klopp's men by four points, with Tottenham two points further back, but both of Liverpool's rivals are still involved in four competitions.
