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2009
Articles from 22nd Nov 2009
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Saracens continue fine form
Nov 22 2009 | National Sport
Saracens claimed their eighth win in succession as they beat Wasps 22-6 to cement their lead at the top of the Guinness Premiership. Read
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Stoke edge Portsmouth
Nov 22 2009 | National Sport
Striker Ricardo Fuller applied a clinical finish to a neat passing move to give Stoke a 1-0 victory at home to Portsmouth. Read
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Westwood back as number one
Nov 22 2009 | National Sport
Lee Westwood is back as Europe's number one - and £1.6million richer as well - after becoming the inaugural winner of the season-ending Dubai World Championship. Read
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England drop five but restrict hosts
Nov 22 2009 | National Sport
Record-breaker Paul Collingwood was in the thick of it as England restricted South Africa to 250 for nine - despite five dropped catches at Centurion. Read
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RFU reveal Worsley knee injury
Nov 22 2009 | National Sport
Joe Worsley tore medial ligaments in his right knee in the opening minute of England's 19-6 defeat to New Zealand on Saturday. Read
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Rovers hand Allardyce 'get well soon' present
Nov 22 2009 | National Sport
Blackburn ended a run of 10 successive defeats on the road in the Barclays Premier League with a 2-0 victory at Bolton which gave a welcome boost to the absent Sam Allardyce in the process. Read
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Collingwood heroics steer England to win
Nov 22 2009 | National Sport
Paul Collingwood and Jonathan Trott's stand of 162 eased England to a seven-wicket victory at Centurion to go 1-0 up in their five-match one-day international series against South Africa. Read
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O'Neill hoping Heskey draws inspiration
Nov 22 2009 | National Sport
Aston Villa manager Martin O'Neill hopes Emile Heskey's 86th-minute equaliser in the 1-1 draw at Burnley will spur the striker on to more goals. Read
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Bruce hails Bent quality
Nov 22 2009 | National Sport
Sunderland boss Steve Bruce backed Darren Bent's claims on a place in England's World Cup squad after seeing him fire Arsenal to their first defeat in 14 games. Read
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Hughes reveals City frustrations
Nov 22 2009 | National Sport
Mark Hughes insisted his Manchester City side felt a deep frustration that they were not able to hang on to a winning position against Liverpool. Read
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Ancelotti hails Ess express
Nov 22 2009 | National Sport
Carlo Ancelotti acclaimed Michael Essien as one of the best midfielders in the world after his two-goal super show against woeful Wolves at Stamford Bridge. Read
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Ferguson throws down gauntlet
Nov 22 2009 | National Sport
Sir Alex Ferguson has admitted Manchester United must treat every game as "must-win" as they look to put pressure on Premier League leaders Chelsea. Read
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Williams dedicates half-century to team
Nov 22 2009 | National Sport
Shane Williams dedicated his latest career landmark to the Wales team after joining Test rugby's exclusive 50-try club. Read
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Late Dods strike hands Terrors win
Nov 22 2009 | National Sport
A dramatic last-gasp winner from Darren Dods gave Dundee United a 2-1 win and with it their first victory over Celtic in 10 years. Read
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Paterson keeps feet on the ground
Nov 22 2009 | National Sport
Chris Paterson has been playing for Scotland for far too long to get carried away with their incredible 9-8 victory over Australia, but he believes he could finally be part of a squad capable of challenging the world's best on a regular basis. Read
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England facing tough run chase
Nov 22 2009 | National Sport
England lost two of their most likely match-winners cheaply as they set out in pursuit of South Africa's 250 for nine at Centurion. Read
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Murray makes ideal start
Nov 22 2009 | National Sport
Andy Murray made home advantage count as he edged a topsy-turvy clash with US Open champion Juan Martin del Potro 6-3 3-6 6-2 in the opening singles match of the Barclays ATP World Tour Finals at London's O2 Arena. Read
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Five-star Defoe thumps Wigan
Nov 22 2009 | National Sport
Tottenham striker Jermain Defoe scored five times to send his side back into the Champions League places as Harry Redknapp's hammered Wigan 9-1 at White Hart Lane. Read
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Johnson gets backing from Thomas
Nov 22 2009 | National Sport
England manager Martin Johnson has been given a vote of confidence despite losing two out of three autumn internationals. Read
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Ecclestone confirms British GP deadline
Nov 22 2009 | National Sport
Formula One chief Bernie Ecclestone has revealed December 9 is the deadline for a deal to be done if the British Grand Prix is to take place next summer. Read
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Rampant Rovers pile pressure on Megson
Nov 22 2009 | National Sport
Absent Blackburn manager Sam Allardyce got a welcome tonic as his side ended a run of 10 defeats on the road in the league with a 2-0 victory over Bolton at the Reebok Stadium. Read
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Collingwood and Trott press on
Nov 22 2009 | National Sport
The onus was on England's record-breaker Paul Collingwood and new batting find Jonathan Trott to keep an awkward chase on course in pursuit of South Africa's 250 for nine at Centurion. Read
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Ferguson nuts for Brazil
Nov 22 2009 | National Sport
Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson has tipped Brazil for World Cup glory. Read
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Collingwood celebrates with wicket
Nov 22 2009 | National Sport
Paul Collingwood marked his record-breaking 171st one-day international cap with some typically telling brilliance in the field - and the big wicket of Hashim Amla too. Read
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Jones turns in vintage performance
Nov 22 2009 | National Sport
Wales boss Warren Gatland likened fly-half Stephen Jones to "a good red wine" after he guided his team to victory over Argentina. Read
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Johnson 'proud' but rues missed chances
Nov 22 2009 | National Sport
Martin Johnson hailed England's response to a week of relentless criticism after they went down fighting against New Zealand at Twickenham. Read
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Robinson revels in famous win
Nov 22 2009 | National Sport
Andy Robinson hailed Scotland's first win over Australia for 27 years as "the most courageous performance I have ever been involved in." Read
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Collingwood in fine fettle
Nov 22 2009 | National Sport
Paul Collingwood marked his record-breaking 171st one-day international cap with two pieces of typically telling brilliance in the field as England struck early blows against South Africa. Read
