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/ 31 July 2005

Sundowns barely retain Charity Cup

Star-studded Mamelodi Sundowns retained the Telkom Charity Cup at an emotionally charged FNB Stadium on Saturday night by the skin of their teeth — but only after a goalkeeper named Postnett failed to deliver for Bloemfontein Celtic in the unfamiliar role of penalty-taker.

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/ 30 July 2005

Boks work hard for Tri-Nations victory

The Springboks had to dig deep before they recorded yet another Vodacom Tri-Nations victory over the touring Wallabies, 22-16, at a packed Loftus Stadium in Pretoria on Saturday afternoon. Australia led 13-6 at half-time. The result was in the balance right until the last minute, when Andre Pretorius slotted a drop goal to seal the win.

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/ 30 July 2005

Chiefs tumble out of Charity Cup

It was like a bolt of lightning out of the clear blue sky as Bloemfontein Celtic scored the 91st-minute, injury-time goal that sent Premier League champions Kaizer Chiefs tumbling out of the Telkom Charity Cup before 70 000 largely shocked spectators at the FNB Stadium on Saturday afternoon.

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/ 30 July 2005

Schumi secures first pole position of season

World champion Michael Schumacher secured his first pole position of the season in Budapest on Saturday when he set a stunning pace in qualifying for Sunday’s Hungarian Grand Prix. Schumacher secured the morale-boosting top spot after seeing a marked improvement in his Ferrari machine this weekend.

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/ 30 July 2005

No easy win for all-star Sundowns

They may have had almost enough well-known players to assemble three line-ups strutting on to the field at FNB Stadium on Saturday for the opening Telkom Charity Cup semifinal against Black Leopards, but a tepid game was anything but a stroll in the park for Mamelodi Sundowns.

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/ 30 July 2005

Sharks trample Elephants

Two gifted first-half tries — both the result of errors that arose from apparent touch-rugby tactics — gave the trampled Eastern Province Mighty Elephants 10 points they badly needed to give them a sense of respectability in their Absa Currie Cup rugby encounter against a rampant Sharks side on Friday night.