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The trials of Super Sunday: McIlroy, Macron and Manchester

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There was a lot to juggle this weekend, and it wasn’t easy to sidestep political profligacy in favour of McIlroy’s brilliance

Augusta National: Fear and capitalism on the golf course

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The Masters Tournament exposes the persistent dilemma of the politically progressive and active person

Season-defining days ahead for Liverpool, Man City’s history bids

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However, the impact of the Champions League quarter-finals could have a big impact on who claims the domestic trophies.

Man jailed for racially abusing Rashford after Euro 2020 final

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The culprit had initially tried to avoid detection by changing his Twitter username after the post was reported, prosecutors said.

Bullish England stand between Proteas and history

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A scintillating World Cup so far counts for nothing as South Africa’s women’s cricket enters sudden death

Shhhh … nobody tell the Proteas the ‘C word’

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The World Cup in New Zealand has proven an exciting, high-quality tournament. But, it’s still 50-over cricket

Russia sanctions reveal sport’s hypocrisy

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Whatever the outcome in Ukraine, a thread has been tugged, unravelling sport’s entanglement with geopolitics.

Proteas are in the World Cup semis but tough tests await

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South Africa have made the last four but they must capture early tournament form if they’re to progress further.

What the All Blacks-Boks rivalry teaches us about sport diplomacy

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Richard Calland talks to the New Zealand high commissioner to South Africa about the beauty of the All Blacks-Springboks rivalry

Clasico demolition vindicates Barcelona, shifts doubts to Real Madrid

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A Clasico that was supposed to mean very little, in the end, meant an awful lot

Proteas floating on a high as World Cup semis draw near

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South Africa are close to finding the sweet spot between competitiveness and enjoyment

Ronaldo hits form in time for another go at familiar foe Atletico

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The 59th career hat-trick of Ronaldo's career was just his second for United and a first in 14 years

Roman Abramovich: He who sucked the soul out of football meets his fate

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To look into the grey, expressionless eyes of the Chelsea owner was to look into the abyss of modern crony-capitalism’s excesses and structural injustice.

World Cup: Proteas need to punch above their prestige

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South Africa sailed past past the Bangladeshis in their opener but somehow failed to convince in doing so

Why do young players struggle for game time in the PSL?

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If competent young footballers do not get a reasonable opportunity to play at the highest level, they will not get a chance to represent Bafana Bafana

The human cost of the Qatar World Cup

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Migrant workers brought in under the sponsor system to build and guard the new football stadiums, hotels and malls are overworked, in debt and trapped in the country.

The legend of spin king Shane Warne

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Shane Warne was a colourful character, no doubt, but there can never be any doubt about the influence he had on generations of cricket lovers

Premier League aftermath: Manchester gulf and efficient Chelsea

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City outclassed United as Arsenal climbed into the Champions League qualification spots at United's expense.
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