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Monday, 3 February 2014

Council plans shock Millwall

Millwall chairman John Berylson insists the club’s long-term future is at The Den despite council redevelopment plans.

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Change for the worse

The 25th playing of the Omega Dubai Desert Classic is one that will be remembered for its astonishing highs and lows.

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England ‘need Vaughan’

Michael Vaughan should succeed Andy Flower as England team director, according to David Fulton.

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‘Depressed’ Thorpe in rehab

Australian swimming star Ian Thorpe has been admitted to rehab for depression treatment, his manager James Erskine has confirmed.

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Tuohy: Wales clash crucial

Ireland second row Dan Tuohy believes their Six Nations clash with defending champions Wales on Saturday could be decisive for their hopes in the tournament.

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West Ham to appeal Carroll red

West Ham have notified the Football Association that they wish to appeal against the sending-off of striker Andy Carroll in Saturday’s win over Swansea.

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Eastmond to extend Bath stay

Bath centre Kyle Eastmond has agreed terms to extend his contract at the club for a further two years until 2016.

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O’Loughlin: Bring opener on

Wigan captain Sean O’Loughlin admits his team cannot wait to get started on a 19th Super League season, starting against Huddersfield at the DW Stadium on Friday night.

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‘Team Principal role outdated’

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has said the role of Team Principal “is a thing of the past”, given the size of modern Formula 1 teams.

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Giles ‘deserves England job’

Ashley Giles should be given the chance to replace Andy Flower as England’s Test coach, according to Steve Harmison.

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Great Britain captain Leon Smith praised the work ethic of his team after they booked their biggest Davis Cup match for more than a quarter of a century following Andy Murray’s clinching victory over Sam Querrey of the United States.

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2014′s best Super Bowl commercials

From cute to crazy, Super Bowl 2014 had no shortage of buzz worthy advertisements interspersed between plays. Here are 10 of the most noteworthy.

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Bayern and Nurnberg claim wins

Bayern Munich restored their 13-point lead at the top of the Bundesliga with a 5-0 win over Eintracht Frankfurt on Sunday.

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Dominant Seahawks run riot

The Seattle Seahawks produced one of the most dominant Super Bowl performances ever seen as they battered the Denver Broncos 43-8 to win their first Vince Lombardi trophy in New Jersey.

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Odemwingie learnt from error

Stoke forward Peter Odemwingie played it safe during January’s transfer window to ensure he did not make a fool of himself again.

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Laudrup future uncertain

Swansea chairman Huw Jenkins has told Sky Sports News that Michael Laudrup remains the club’s manager – but we understand the board are split over his future at the Liberty Stadium.

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Seahawks crush Broncos to win Super Bowl XLVIII

Russell Wilson and the Seattle Seahawks’ relentless top-ranked defence are making Peyton Manning & Co. just plain miserable after three quarters at the Super Bowl on Sunday night.

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Lancaster: Nothing lost yet

England head coach Stuart Lancaster will urge his squad to use Wales’ Six Nations comeback of last season as their inspiration for success in this year’s competition.

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