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Rob Woollard
Magic Johnson steps down as Lakers chief
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Rob Woollard
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10 Apr 2019
The 59-year-old Lakers legend's decision follows the failure of the LA franchise to make the playoffs for a sixth consecutive year.
Kaepernick fronts Nike’s ‘Just Do It’ ad campaign
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Rob Woollard
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4 Sep 2018
Kaepernick triggered a political firestorm after kneeling during the US national anthem in 2016 to protest racial injustice
Belgium, Mexico march on as Germany face Swedish test
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Rob Woollard
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23 Jun 2018
Belgium and Mexico powered towards the last 16 of the World Cup with convincing victories as defending champions Germany prepped for Sweden
Simone Biles: ‘I was abused’ by USA gymnastics doctor
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Rob Woollard
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16 Jan 2018
In a statement posted on Twitter, Biles said she had wrestled with her decision to go public with her story since the scandal broke.
Before Mayweather-McGregor … there was Ali v Inoki
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Rob Woollard
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13 Jul 2017
There are many in the boxing world who are appalled by the prospect of Floyd Mayweather and Conor McGregor climbing into a ring next month.
Corrupt former Fifa official Blazer dead
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Rob Woollard
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13 Jul 2017
Corrupt football official-turned-whistleblower Chuck Blazer, whose evidence helped trigger the FIFA bribery scandal, died Wednesday, his lawyers said.
Germany Gotze World Cup
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Rob Woollard
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13 Jul 2014
Mario Götze scored an extra-time winner as Germany beat Argentina 1-0 to become the first European team to win a World Cup held in South America.
England polish penalties to ward off Spain pain
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Rob Woollard
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21 Jun 2012
England will step up their penalty-taking practice as they enter the Euro 2012 knockout rounds desperate to atone for repeated failures in shoot-outs.
France scramble for England tie
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Rob Woollard
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11 Jun 2012
France came from behind to force a 1-1 draw with England as a cagey Euro 2012 opener between the Group D rivals ended in a stalemate.
English soccer inches closer to goal-line technology
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Rob Woollard
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15 May 2012
Soccer referees may soon be equipped with technology that will enable them to tell if a soccer ball has crossed the goal-line.
Disappointing derby sets Man City above United
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Rob Woollard
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1 May 2012
Manchester City have seized control of the Premier League after beating Manchester United 1-0 in a derby that failed to live up to its pre-match hype.
Chelsea on the up after Barcelona stumble
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Rob Woollard
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19 Apr 2012
Didier Drogba has helped Chelsea stun Champions League title defenders Barcelona with a 1-0 upset victory in their first-leg semifinal.
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