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Verbal agreement with Pochettino as possible Carrick replacement
Man United agree deal in principle with Pochettino to replace struggling Carrick. USA coach could make shock Old Trafford switch despite new contract.
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The Passing Scene: Artist or tradesman? Sacha’s world cup dilemma
Socrates debates Sacha’s World Cup credentials. Are artists or tradesmen the key to glory? Lynagh, Wilkinson and Carter hold the answer.
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USA withdraw from U17 World Cup over Qatar security fears
United States pull out of Under-17 World Cup in Qatar over security fears. Young players told just days before tournament, citing travel warnings.
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Andreeva crushes Sabalenka to storm into WTA Finals semis
Russian teenager Mirra Andreeva demolishes Aryna Sabalenka 6-4, 6-0 to reach WTA Finals semi-finals, winning final 11 games in 62-minute masterclass.
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Cummins to face media over Khawaja’s scandal bombshell
Australia captain Pat Cummins will break silence on Khawaja’s explosive sandpaper allegations, claiming entire team knew about 2018 scandal.
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Bold move as France deploy Dupont at fly half against South Africa
Dupont switches to fly-half as France face South Africa with four first-choice number 10s unavailable. Galthie makes bold selection call.
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Minister’s response to olympic champion’s switch
Minister McKenzie responds with grace to Smith’s Netherlands switch whilst defending government role and acknowledging Swimming SA reform process.
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DeChambeau would boost tour says McIlroy in Dubai
McIlroy claims DeChambeau brings “eyeballs” to golf but suggests LIV refugee has few alternatives as he chases history in Dubai this week.
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Qatar and Abu Dhabi races get green light from FIA
Mohammed Ben Sulayem says F1 is “fully prepared” to deliver season finale in Qatar and Abu Dhabi despite ongoing regional security concerns.
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Springboks won’t bank on history against unpredictable France
Malcolm Marx says Springboks can’t rely on dominant record as world champions prepare for unpredictable France in Paris Nations Championship clash.
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