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    Eto'o record fires Cameroon through

    AFRICA CUP OF NATIONS: The Cameroon striker set a tournament record with his 16th career goal, two more than Ivory Coast striker Laurent Pokou's previous mark
    Samuel Eto'o became the all-time record goalscorer at the Africa Cup of Nations on Wednesday when he fired Cameroon into the quarter-finals, where Egypt will also feature despite Zambia holding the defending champions to a 1-1 draw.

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    Maradona apologizes for 'Hand of God' goal

    Argentina soccer legend Diego Maradona apologized in an interview yesterday for his infamous "Hand of God" goal in the 1986 World Cup quarter-finals that cost England a shot at the trophy.

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    Australia suffers surprising Fed Cup loss to Indonesia

    Australia suffered a surprise loss to Indonesia in the Fed Cup's Asia/Oceania Zone competition yesterday, while Uzbekistan notched up a win over Thailand.

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    Beckham misses out on opportunity to win 100th cap

    David Beckham has been told he has missed out on Fabio Capello's first England squad but reassured that he could still get the chance to win his 100th cap, according to English media reports.

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    NBA: Raptors clinch big win over Wizards

    REVENGE: Toronto matched their biggest win in the team's history by routing Washington with a 39-point margin, to which Andrea Bargnani contributed 19 points
    The Toronto Raptors crushed the Washington Wizards 122-83 on Wednesday, equaling the franchise record for their biggest winning margin and gaining revenge for an overtime loss to the same opponent a day earlier.

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    SBL: Jien Jia-hong dominates to win Player of the Week

    By Paul Huang
    Dominating his opponents in every facet of the game, Pure Youth Constructions center Jien Jia-hong landed the Player of the Week award in the Super Basketball League this week for his outstanding on-court presence in leading his team to a pair of big wins last weekend.

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    MAJOR LEAGUES: Ku Klux Klan questions infuriate MLB umpires

    Umpires are livid that Major League Baseball (MLB) has sent investigators to their hometowns, asking neighbors a series of questions that include whether the ump belongs to the Ku Klux Klan.

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    NHL: Minnesota Wild ease to victory over slumping Ducks

    The Anaheim Ducks continued their bad run of form with a fourth straight defeat on Wednesday, last season's Stanley Cup winners going down 5-1 to the Minnesota Wild as both teams returned from the All-Star Break.

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    Super Bowl might pose health risk to fans, doctors warn

    For rabid fans of the New York Giants and New England Patriots, this Sunday's Super Bowl won't be just a game. It may be a health hazard.

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    Ronaldo fires United to top of league

    SUPER STRIKE: Portsmouth's impressive away form counted for nothing as a spectacular goal from Portugal's Cristiano Ronaldo helped to sink Pompey at Old Trafford
    Cristiano Ronaldo scored twice as champions Manchester United returned to the top of the Premier League on goal difference from Arsenal after a 2-0 win at home to Portsmouth.

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    RBS NATIONS: 'Volcano' eager to take on Welsh

    ENGLAND EXPECTS: Lesley Vainikolo's massive physical presence and try-scoring abilities have led to comparisons with legendary All Black Jonah Lomu
    England new boy Lesley Vainikolo can't wait for the talking to stop and tomorrow's Six Nations opener against Wales to kick off.

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    Pakistan overwhelm Zimbabweans

    Mohammad Yousuf's brilliant century and Shoaib Malik's all-round contribution helped Pakistan overwhelm Zimbabwe by seven wickets in the fourth one-day match on Wednesday.

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    Andy Murray pulls out of Davis Cup tie

    Andy Murray pulled out of Britain's Davis Cup team for next week's World Group match against Argentina because of a knee injury.

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    Kiwis banking on experience, brawn for rugby sevens

    A rejuvenated New Zealand are banking on experience and brawn to continue their winning streak when the third round of the world rugby sevens series starts today.

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