Never one to back away from a fight, Lance Armstrong is finally giving in and the cost of quitting is steep: His seven Tour de France titles could be gone as soon as Friday. Rugby-Australia forwards told to provide better platform
AUCKLAND, Aug 24 (Reuters) – Australia’s forwards have beenasked to step up and face the All Blacks to give their backssome “front foot” ball when they meet in their crucial RugbyChampionship clash at Eden Park on Saturday. Wallabies forwards came off second best last week when theworld champions upset scrumhalf Will Genia’s rhythm and abilityto deliver clean ball to his backline and stopped them fromplaying their game as they recorded a 27-19 win in Sydney. …
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Lawrence Mrwebi accused of interfering in staff fraud probe
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Czech second seed Tomas Berdych and US seventh seed Sam Querrey advanced to a semi-final matchup at the ATP Winston-Salem Open with three-set victories on Thursday.
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Despite being heavily criticised for the Brazilian national football team's shock 2-1 defeat to Mexico in the men's Olympic final, Brazil coach Mano Menezes said on Thursday that the team is on track for success at the World Cup to be held on home turf in 2014. Hang tight on those 'macho sensibilities'
It is just 16 years since South Africa first played in Mendoza, but the rugby landscape has changed fundamentally since then. 
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