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Bristol City 2-2 Wigan: Pedro Pereira denies Wigan with late equaliser
Sky Sports
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Bristol City scored another late goal to deny Wigan their first away victory of the season as the points were shared in a battling 2-2 draw at Ashton Gate.
Committed to data and studying for a master's: Why the ECB and England have turned to Mo Bobat
thecricketer.com
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In the second major appointment of the week, the ECB have promoted from within to fill the Performance Director role. But will a focus on analytics pay dividends?
The Big Interview: Demetri Catrakilis on finding his voice at Harlequins
premiershiprugby.com
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My interview with ex-Harlequins fly-half Demetri Catrakilis on his life-changing injury
Joy for Roy as Hodgson and Olympic sprint ace Donna given freedom of Croydon - South West Londone...
SWLondoner
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Crystal Palace manager Roy Hodgson emphasised his pride at receiving his Freedom of the Borough of Croydon alongside Donna Fraser by saying the award was something he could never have imagined.
England poised to write name into Rugby folklore against Springboks
Britwatch Sports
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On the biggest stage, can England and Eddie Jones etch their name into sporting history in the 2019 Rugby World Cup final against South Africa in Yokohama?
U18s Report: Last-gasp Eagles strike sinks Charlton
cpfc.co.uk
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Crystal Palace Under-18s scored at the death to narrowly edge local rivals Charlton Athletic at the Academy ground in Beckenham this morning.
Crystal Palace 1-0 London Bees
thefa.com
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Crystal Palace secured their first victory of the season in the FA Women's Championship thanks to a first-half strike from Ashlee Hincks against London Bees at Hayes Lane.