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What they are saying

[2016-01-30 08:21]

"You think I'm old."

TMatch-fixing suspicions hurt game's image

[2016-01-30 08:21]

he "Happy Slam" got off to a somber start when allegations of match-fixing in tennis overshadowed the opening day of the Australian Open earlier this month.

'I would break my racket'

[2016-01-30 08:21]

Lara Arruabarrena, one half of the Spanish mixed doubles team accused of throwing a match at the Australian Open, has said she is prepared for a full investigation to prove her innocence.

Whole new pack of Cards

[2016-01-16 08:35]

Seven years ago, Larry Fitzgerald was breaking NFL records in the Arizona Cardinals' improbable run to the Super Bowl.

Two of the best compete in the trenches

[2016-01-16 08:35]

Travis Kelce has always been competitive, whether it was on the playground as a kid, the Cleveland Heights football field in high school, or inside Nippert Stadium at the University of Cincinnati.

Real, Atletico hit with transfer bans

[2016-01-16 08:35]

Spanish giant Real Madrid suffered another institutional embarrassment on Thursday as it and rival Atletico Madrid were banned by FIFA from buying players for one year over their dealing in underage players.

Serena has questions to answer

[2016-01-16 08:35]

Defending champion Serena Williams says she is fighting fit in her bid for a seventh Australian Open crown despite an injury scare and lack of match practice.

Injury crisis hits Open build-up

[2016-01-16 08:35]

A catalog of injuries threatens to wreak havoc with the Australian Open and put more pressure on women's tour organizers to reform the playing schedule.

Stars in the spotlight

[2016-01-16 08:35]

Six top women's contenders for the Australian Open, the first Grand Slam tournament of the tennis season, which opens in Melbourne on Monday:

Platini out of race for presidency

[2016-01-09 08:08]

Plans to spend most of his time on CAS appeal

Brazil chief on leave again amid graft claims

[2016-01-09 08:08]

Embattled president of the Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF) Marco Polo Del Nero is stepping down for 150 days for "personal reasons", it was announced on Thursday, just one day after he returned to work from an earlier leave of absence to battle corruption allegations.

Digest

[2016-01-09 08:08]

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