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Bok women vow to fix soft moments after Ireland defeat
Bok Women blame soft moments for 40-27 loss to Ireland but coaches Franzel September and Laurian Johannes-Haupt vow to bounce back
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England captain Kane eyes historic Ballon d’Or triumph in London
Harry Kane leads Ballon d’Or race ahead of London ceremony with Lamine Yamal and Kylian Mbappe in hunt for football’s top individual honour
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Verstappen’s title dreams dashed as wrong tyres cost him in Austin
Max Verstappen’s championship hopes end with third place at US Grand Prix as wrong tyre strategy leaves him unable to challenge Antonelli
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Let’s praat about it:Bokkies are back and URC derbies are firing!
South African derbies return to glory as Springboks come home to URC making Bulls Stormers and Sharks clashes unmissable again
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Dakar rally flees Saudi Arabia as Houthi attacks force relocation
Dakar Rally 2027 relocated from Saudi Arabia following Houthi attacks with Spain-Morocco route likely as motorsport event returns to Africa
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Du Toit pulls strings as Mkhafu’s brace secures Rhinos glory
Khwezi Mkhafu scores brace and Hanno du Toit orchestrates from scrumhalf as Northam Rhinos win first Gold Cup 22-20 over College Rovers
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Antonelli two points from destiny after dominant Austin triumph
Kimi Antonelli stands two points from F1 history after US GP triumph as 20-year-old Italian eyes youngest-ever world championship
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Bulls land World Cup winner Smith in major three year coup
Bulls secure major coup with signing of Springbok World Cup winner Kwagga Smith on three-year contract from Japanese club Shizuoka Blue Revs
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Attacking masterclass awaits as Rovers meet Rhinos in Pick and Pay Gold cup
College Rovers and Northam Rhinos clash in Sunday’s Gold Cup final in Durban with new champions guaranteed after Naka Bulle’s exit
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Ireland outlast spirited Bok women in Cape Town
Ireland claim thrilling 40-27 victory over South Africa in opening WXV Test as Bok Women’s errors prove costly in Cape Town clash
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