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2009
Articles from 28th Jun 2009
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Dougherty secures Munich win
Jun 28 2009 | National Sport
England's Nick Dougherty, who this time last year had little desire to play golf, finally returned to winning ways in Munich - and with it earned a place in next month's Open. Read
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Brazil comeback to take title
Jun 28 2009 | National Sport
A late header from Lucio added to Luis Fabiano's brace helped Brazil fight back from two goals down to win the Confederations Cup final 3-2 against United States in Johannesburg. Read
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Wigan edge thriller
Jun 28 2009 | National Sport
Wigan came out fighting after a week of adversity to record a much-needed 36-28 win over Hull KR at Craven Park. Read
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Torres seeks Spanish reinforcements
Jun 28 2009 | National Sport
Fernando Torres has revealed he has recommended three of his Spanish compatriots to Liverpool boss Rafael Benitez. Read
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Scolari points finger at Blues trio
Jun 28 2009 | National Sport
Luiz Felipe Scolari claims a number of Chelsea players did not respect him and his training methods during his ill-fated eight-month stint at Stamford Bridge. Read
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Vaughan on verge of retirement
Jun 28 2009 | National Sport
Former England captain Michael Vaughan is poised to announce his retirement in the next few days. Read
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Double blow for Lions
Jun 28 2009 | National Sport
British and Irish Lions props Gethin Jenkins and Adam Jones have both been ruled out of next weekend's third Test against South Africa. Read
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Birmingham City keeper Joe Hart fails in UEFA appeal
Jun 28 2009 | National Sport
UEFA have rejected an appeal for England Under-21 goalkeeper Joe Hart to have his yellow card from the European Championship semi-final overturned. Read
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Le Tissier optimistic of takeover
Jun 28 2009 | National Sport
Matt Le Tissier is optimistic Pinnacle will complete the takeover of Southampton within days, even if it means accepting the 10-point penalty imposed by the Football League. Read
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Vaughan set to call time on career
Jun 28 2009 | National Sport
Michael Vaughan will hold a press conference on Tuesday when he is expected to confirm his retirement. Read
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Eriksson backs Pearce for England
Jun 28 2009 | National Sport
Former England manager Sven-Goran Eriksson believes Under-21 boss Stuart Pearce can make the step up to eventually succeed Fabio Capello in charge of the senior team. Read
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City make 'monster offer' to Eto'o
Jun 28 2009 | National Sport
Samuel Eto'o could be on his way to Manchester City after Barcelona president Joan Laporta revealed the Barclays Premier League club had made the striker a "stratospheric offer". Read
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Vaughan to discuss future
Jun 28 2009 | National Sport
Michael Vaughan will meet with Yorkshire to discuss his future this morning amid reports he is set to retire. Read
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Relieved Roddick survives Melzer test
Jun 28 2009 | National Sport
Andy Roddick was relieved to see the back of Jurgen Melzer after admitting the Austrian's serve caused him all sorts of trouble on Wimbledon's Centre Court. Read
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Safina certain a slam will come
Jun 28 2009 | National Sport
Dinara Safina is convinced she will eventually end her long wait for a grand slam title - and she could still make the breakthrough at Wimbledon. Read
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Fitzgerald cheesed off by Burger
Jun 28 2009 | National Sport
Luke Fitzgerald insisted South Africa flanker Schalk Burger should have been sent off for eye-gouging him less than 30 seconds into the second Test. Read
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McGeechan hails defeated Lions
Jun 28 2009 | National Sport
British and Irish Lions boss Ian McGeechan claimed his team "didn't deserve" to be 2-0 down after world champions South Africa took Test series glory at Loftus Versfeld. Read
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Top marks for Murray
Jun 28 2009 | National Sport
Andy Murray gave himself an "A" for coming through the first week of Wimbledon but insisted he would still need to improve to lift the title. Read
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Spies doubles up
Jun 28 2009 | National Sport
Ben Spies is now just 14 points behind FIM World Superbike Championship leader Noriyuki Haga after scoring a double victory at Donington Park. Read
