Cavendish claims Back-to-back stage wins
Britain's Mark Cavendish won his second successive stage and fourth of the 2013 Giro d'Italia on Friday.
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Berdych gets the better of Djokovic in Rome
Tomas Berdych tasted only his second victory in 15 clashes with Novak Djokovic to reach the semi-finals of the Rome Masters.
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Glen's Diamond denies Top Trip at York
Glen's Diamond repelled the late thrust of French raider Top Trip to land a thrilling renewal of the Qipco Yorkshire Cup at York.
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Ireland handed tough draw in Hockey World League
Ireland's men team have been handed a tough draw in Pool B of the Rabobank Hockey World League in Rotterdam.
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Leinster can edge out stuttering Stade Francais
Leinster have taken selection risks, but should have enough attacking verve to overcome Stade Francais, writes Brendan Cole.
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Ferguson to keep promise to Lindegaard
Alex Ferguson has confirmed Anders Lindegaard will start his final game as Manchester United manager - and Nemanja Vidic and Rio Ferdinand will be on the bench.
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Spurs boss desperate to keep Bale
Andre Villas-Boas today reiterated his desire to keep Gareth Bale at Tottenham.
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Olympic chasing 2000 Guineas glory in Curragh
Olympic Glory will aim to rebuild his reputation in the Tattersalls Irish 2000 Guineas at the Curragh on Saturday week.
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Hook fears for O'Driscoll's health
In the wake Brian O'Driscoll's decision to continue playing for another season, rugby analyst George Hook says he fears for the long-term health of O'Driscoll and other professional players.
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Armagh can shade Ulster opener in Breffni
The always competitive Ulster SFC gets underway with Cavan looking to make home advantage count against Armagh.
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Mayo can see off Galway threat
Pearse Stadium in Salthill is the venue as those age-old rivals Galway and Mayo lock horns again in provincial combat.
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Dettori - I don't know what to expect
Frankie Dettori admits he is nervous of the reception he will be afforded when he makes his planned return to race-riding at Leicester on Monday evening.
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Carragher ready to sign off at Anfield
Liverpool defender Jamie Carragher hopes to be remembered as a "decent lad who had a go" when he calls time on his playing career this weekend.
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Parisse insists Leinster are favourites
Sergio Parisse readily accepts that Stade Francais are underdogs for tonight's Amlin Challenge Cup final against Leinster in Dublin.
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Wiggins withdraws from Giro d'Italia
Bradley Wiggins has pulled out of the Giro d'Italia because of a chest infection.
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Bradley equals course record in Texas
Keegan Bradley absorbed back-to-back bogeys before equalling the course record on the opening day of the Byron Nelson Championship in Texas.
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Seeley dominates at North West 200
Carrickfergus rider Alastair Seeley dominated the opening night of racing at the North West 200 as he took two victories with veteran Jeremy McWilliams also earning a win.
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Brighton suspend manager Poyet
Brighton manager Gus Poyet has been suspended by the npower Championship club along with assistant manager Mauricio Taricco and first-team coach Charlie Oatway.
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Colsaerts and Poulter struggle
Defending champion Nicolas Colsaerts and former winner Ian Poulter face a battle to remain in the Volvo World Match Play Championship after losing their opening group games in Bulgaria today.
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Saltman leads at Madeira Islands Open
Scot Lloyd Saltman hailed a virtually flawless round after equalling his best 18 holes as a professional on the first day of the Madeira Islands Open.
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