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Netherlands beat South Africa to set up Spain World Cup clash
The Netherlands will meet Spain on Friday in the last eight
It’s all in the interpretation
Translation are a vital bridge for foreign players and coaches working in the Chinese Super League
Finished at 23, eSports players peer nervously into retirement
In the most frenzied eSports games, players can be finished by 23 because reactions supposedly slow after that
Japan defy sceptics to home in on World Cup last 16
The country sacked their coach just two months before the World Cup, throwing their preparations for Russia into chaos
Mane needs to improve, says Senegal coach after Japan World Cup draw
As it stands, Japan and Senegal have the advantage, with four points after two games
Angry snowboarders hit out at ‘dangerous’ Olympic final
None of the snowboarders suffered major injury, but the IOC and International Ski Federation faced questions as to why the final was not shelved.
Winter Games marred by doping cloud
With its lengthy history of drug cheats, the Winter Olympics is working hard to clean up its act
Southampton’s millionaire buyer is a man in love
Gao Jisheng fancies himself as a writer, wherein lies the clues why he would back such a questionable team.
Alonso imperious in Chinese GP victory
Fernando Alonso emerged unscathed to take victory in a drama-packed Chinese GP, with Kimi Raikkonen and Lewis Hamilton taking second and third.
Rosberg nabs first F1 victory
Mercedes’s Nico Rosberg has claimed his first Formula One victory in 111 tries as he led from pole position to take the Chinese Grand Prix in style.
Blatter admits to making mistakes
Fifa president Sepp Blatter has admitted that mistakes have been made but adds there’s no point living with regrets after a year of ‘ups and downs’.
Santos eye Barcelona showdown
Santos coach Muricy Ramalho says his Copa Libertadores winners are in ready to take on what he calls "the best team in the world" at the World Cup.
It’s tough being a caddie: Golf’s unsung bagmen
To outsiders the life of a professional caddy is not a glamorous one — but the unheralded bagmen play a crucial part in the success of any player.