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Orlando Pirates Defender Neo Rapoo Embraces Patience Amid Limited Game Time

Orlando Pirates young defender Neo Rapoo remains focused on development despite limited first-team opportunities, relying on guidance from senior squad members. The U23 international believes his current path is building the resilience needed for Africa's top club competition under coach Ouaddou.

Ole Miss inquiry expands after video and monkey-noise allegations

The response to a viral doorbell-camera video involving University of Mississippi students has widened, with one student apologising and withdrawing from the university while another has not commented publicly.

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'Nearly impossible' for Man City to repeat Madrid thrashing: Guardiola

Manchester City coach Pep Guardiola said Monday it will be "nearly impossible" to repeat their thrashing of Real Madrid last season in their Champions League quarter-final duel.

Arsenal's Jesus slams 'unfair' Kane comparison

Arsenal forward Gabriel Jesus said on Monday it is unfair to compare his lacklustre goal-scoring record to Harry Kane because the Bayern Munich star is the "best finisher in the world".

Tiger works well early as Masters ready for eclipse

Tiger Woods performed well in an early Monday practice round for the 88th Masters as not even an eclipse could stop golf's top stars from shining at Augusta National.

Arteta urges Arsenal to banish painful history with Bayern

Mikel Arteta has challenged Arsenal to prove their wretched Champions League record against Bayern Munich is ancient history as the Gunners look to seize their "special" opportunity to reach the semi-finals.

England's Brook makes rapid century for Yorkshire

England batsman Harry Brook hit a quickfire hundred for Yorkshire on Monday in his first competitive innings since December.

Tiger works early as Masters set to deal with eclipse

Tiger Woods was among those out early in Monday's practice round for the 88th Masters as not even an eclipse could stop golf's top stars from shining at Augusta National.

Auger-Aliassime wins Monte Carlo opener, books Alcaraz clash

Felix Auger-Aliassime's reward for a straight-sets opening round win over Luca Nardi at the Monte Carlo Masters on Monday is a showdown with Spanish star Carlos Alcaraz.

Everton docked two more points for breach of Premier League financial rules

Everton have been given an additional two-point deduction for a breach of the Premier League's profitability and sustainability rules (PSR), it was announced Monday.

Man Utd's Mainoo says Liverpool draw leaves 'bad taste'

Kobbie Mainoo says Manchester United need to learn how to "see out games" after they were held to a thrilling draw by arch-rivals Liverpool.

Rudi Voeller extends deal as Germany sporting director until 2026

Rudi Voeller extended his contract as sporting director of the German national team until the end of the 2026 World Cup, the German football federation (DFB) announced Monday.

Madrid 'lacked courage' against City, says Ancelotti before rematch

Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti said Monday his team played without courage or personality when Manchester City knocked them out of the Champions League last season, ahead of another showdown with the English champions.

Maddison wants Spurs to mount title push next season

James Maddison is desperate for Tottenham to be involved in the race for the Premier League title next season after missing out on this term's "amazing" contest for the trophy.

African players in Europe: Milestone as Salah salvages point

Liverpool star Mohamed Salah scored his 11th Premier League goal against Manchester United at the weekend -- the first player to achieve the feat.

French rugby great Andre Boniface dies at 89

Andre Boniface, one of French rugby's greatest players in the 1950s and 1960s, died in Bayonne on Monday at the age of 89, his family told AFP.

Nuno adamant Spurs' Maddison deserved red for Yates 'punch'

Nottingham Forest manager Nuno Espirito Santo rued a controversial decision that went against his side during a 3-1 loss away to Tottenham after James Maddison was allowed to stay on the field.

French charity sounds alarm about Seine ahead of Olympics

A French water charity sounded the alarm Monday about pollution in the river Seine, which is set to be used for swimming during the Olympic Games.

Foal of champion Australian mare Winx sells for record $6.6 million

The only living foal of champion mare Winx sold for Aus$10 million (US$6.6 million) Monday at a Sydney auction, an Australian record for a thoroughbred yearling.

George late show sparks Clippers over Cleveland

Paul George led a remarkable comeback Sunday as the Los Angeles Clippers overturned a 26-point deficit to defeat the Cleveland Cavaliers 120-118 in the NBA.

Same but different as Bayern's Kane returns to north London

Bayern Munich striker Harry Kane returns to north London to face old foes Arsenal in Tuesday's Champions League quarter-final and finds himself nursing a familiar problem.

Verstappen bounces back, more Mercedes misery: Japan GP talking points

Max Verstappen cruised to victory ahead of Sergio Perez as Red Bull claimed a one-two finish for the third time in four races.

Arsenal's 'good energy' fuels double bid as Bayern test looms

Mikel Arteta believes Arsenal are primed to avenge their wretched Champions League record against Bayern Munich as the Gunners set their sights on a remarkable double.

Athletics track for Paris Olympics is made in Italy -- in purple

Italian firm Mondo will supply this summer's Paris Olympics with a custom purple track which could be the fastest yet for athletes hunting the biggest prizes in sport.

Korda wins LPGA match play to seal awesome foursome

World number one Nelly Korda sealed her fourth consecutive tournament victory on Sunday, producing a dominant performance to defeat Ireland's Leona Maguire 4&3 at the LPGA Match Play in Las Vegas.

Bellingham could help Madrid turn tables on champions Man City

Jude Bellingham is aiming to give Real Madrid the edge they badly lacked last season in the Champions League quarter-final first leg against Manchester City on Tuesday, as he continues a remarkable first season in Spain.

Bhatia wins Texas Open after playoff drama

Akshay Bhatia beat Denny McCarthy in a sudden-death playoff at the end of a dramatic final round of the PGA Tour's Texas Open in San Antonio on Sunday.

Clark sees bright future for women sport after Iowa loss

Caitlin Clark believes the excitement surrounding her trail-blazing college basketball career heralds a bright future for women's sport in the United States as she prepares to join the professional ranks of the WNBA.

Clark dream over as S. Carolina down Iowa to win US college crown

Caitlin Clark's dream of a fairytale ending to her record-breaking women's college basketball career ended in disappointment on Sunday as South Carolina overpowered Iowa 87-75 to win the US collegiate crown.

Juve scrape past Fiorentina, Napoli win with stunners at Monza

Juventus consolidated third place in Serie A with Sunday's hard-fought 1-0 win over Fiorentina while a trio of fantastic goals helped Napoli to a thrilling 4-2 win at Monza.

Collins triumphs again with title in Charleston

American Danielle Collins continued her late career rich vein of form, winning the WTA Charleston Open clay court title on Sunday with a 6-2, 6-1 defeat of Russia's Daria Kasatkina.

Nationals ace Strasburg retires

Washington Nationals pitcher Stephen Strasburg, who played a pivotal role in the franchise's dramatic 2019 World Series victory, announced his retirement from baseball on Sunday.

'Playground Ajax': Dutch giants plumb new depths

"You can always lose, but not like this". Ajax captain Steven Bergwijn summed up the humiliation after Sunday's 6-0 capitulation against arch-rivals Feyenoord that sent the Dutch giants to rock bottom.

Former Newcastle boss Kinnear dies aged 77

Former Newcastle and Nottingham Forest manager Joe Kinnear has died aged 77, his family said on Sunday.

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