League's tantalising transition
The English Premier League is a local affair once more.
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'No risk' in return of King Henry
Arsene Wenger has insisted that there is no downside to his decision to re-sign Thierry Henry on a two-month loan from the New York Red Bulls.
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The most bizarre sporting moments of 2011
From the malign to the ridiculous, the madcap to the simply weird -- there was no shortage of offbeat moments in world sport this year.
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Football #FAIL (the home fires keep burning)
The rage of Britain's rioters pales in comparison to the fury of football fans whose favoured fixtures were canned, judging by their Twitter tantrums.
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Pretoria: heritage
As the capital city, Pretoria offers a political perspective on South Africa's heritage -- along with some fun crafts and art.
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Cameroon
Though their light may have faded somewhat since they brightened up the world stage at Italia 1990, Cameroon are not to be underestimated.
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Japan
With one of the strongest squads in Asian soccer, Japan, winners of three of the last five editions of the AFC Asian Cup, have high hopes for SA.
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Denmark
After a six-year absence, Denmark is once again set to explode on the elite world soccer scene.
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The Netherlands
The final or bust. The Oranje have set lofty aims for their campaign in South Africa, 32 years after their 3-1 extra-time defeat by Argentina.
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Ghana
The only African side to make it out of the group stage in 2006 and the first to qualify for South Africa 2010, Ghana are anxious to prove themselves.
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