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No Neymar, no problem as Brazil begin new Copa reign

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As Brazil geared up for the Copa America last month, a Neymar-induced pall of doom and gloom threatened to scupper the host nation's chances
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Messi vows to play on after latest Argentina heartache

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Messi will get another chance to break his tournament duck next year when the Copa America takes place in Argentina and Colombia
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Messi sparkles with hat-trick, Chelsea suffers shock defeat

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The European Champions League group stage has kicked off with a hat-trick, a shock defeat and late-goal game changers.
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Euro semi win fails to lift Azzuri’s underdog spirits

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Cesare Prandelli has scoffed at suggestions Italy would be favourites in the Euro 2012 final against Spain despite ousting Germany in the semifinals.
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Morosoni death highlights necessary medical testing

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There have been renewed calls for more stringent medical checks for professional athletes after the death of Italian soccer player Piermario Morosini.
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Juve and Inter battle for the top

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Juventus have beaten arch rivals Inter Milan 2-0 in Turin to keep the pressure on AC Milan at the top of the Serie A table.
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Zlatan blow for Milan ahead of Juventus clash

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AC Milan suffered a blow ahead of Saturday's crunch top-of-table clash against Juventus as Zlatan Ibrahimovic has been ruled out through suspension.
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More pressure on Villa-Boas after Napoli sink Chelsea

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Chelsea manager André Villas-Boas has been placed under further strain after Napoli's 3-1 Champions League first leg victory against his team.
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Penalties overshadow Italian title race

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Juventus are up in arms at the number of penalties they have been awarded, claiming unfair treatment while Inter say they are hardest hit.
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Nadal downbeat after laboured win in Rome

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Rafael Nadal cut a downbeat figure as he talked about his uncomfortably narrow escape in the clay Rome Masters second round on Wednesday.
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Sharapova breezes as Murray battles through in Rome

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Former Wimbledon champion Maria Sharapova made short work of her second round opponent at the Rome International clay court event on Tuesday.
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I lost my head, admits Gattuso

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AC Milan midfielder Gennaro Gattuso admitted he had lost his head after he head-butted Tottenham assistant manager Joe Jordan after the final whistle.
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As Brazil geared up for the Copa America last month, a Neymar-induced pall of doom and gloom threatened to scupper the host nation’s chances

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