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Tuipulotu wary of the Japanese
Patrick Tuipulotu (above) said yesterday that he is determined not to become the first All Blacks captain to taste defeat against Japan but admitted it \"plays in the back of your head\".
Bulls' Bok list mounts
WHITE: SEEN AS A MINOR INCONVENIENCE AS LOUW IS ADDED TO ROSTER
Djokovic to sit out the Paris Masters
Novak Djokovic (right) said this week he is withdrawing from the Paris Masters, where he is a seven-time champion, in a move which could potentially signal the end of his roller-coaster season.
Davies ready for brutal ocean race
VENDEE GLOBE: EXPERIENCED BRITISH SAILOR TAKES ON THE HIGH SEAS AT HELM OF NEW BOAT
Marquez tops the Thai timesheets
Buriram - Marc Marquez (right) topped the timesheets in practice yesterday for the Thailand MotoGP with a lap record, as championship rivals Jorge Martin came second and Francesco Bagnaia fourth.
Binder shrugs off team issues
THAILAND: FOCUSED DESPITE PARENT COMPANY WOES
Lando will do what's 'right'
A defiant Lando Norris (above) said he will \"do what I think is right\" as his battle with Max Verstappen for the Formula One world title intensifies.
Max flexes his muscles
After scrapping to a hard-fought podium ahead of title rival Lando Norris last Sunday, Max Verstappen will seek to end a nine-race winless run on a favourite circuit at this weekend's Mexico Grand Prix.
Sainz excited about Williams future
Carlos Sainz (right) believes his days as a race-winning driver will not be over when he leaves Ferrari for Williams next season.
Felix snaps his barren Chelsea spree
Joao Felix (right) ended his goal drought with a brace as Chelsea powered to a 4-1 win against Panathinaikos in the Uefa Conference League, while Welsh club The New Saints made history with a 2-0 victory against Kazakh side Astana on Thursday.
United lacking 'killing' instinct
TEN HAG: ALLOWED FENERBAHCE TO ESCAPE WITH DRAW
Inter face bitter rivals Juventus in high spirits
Inter Milan head into tomorrow's clash with Juventus in fine spirits after snatching a last-gasp win at Young Boys while their Serie A title rivals are struggling to fire under new coach Thiago Motta (below).
Clasico will be a good gauge
La Liga leaders Barcelona visit rivals Real Madrid in a mouthwatering Clasico today, aiming to strike a significant blow in the Spanish title race.
Back to business for German giants
Stung in their midweek Champions League fixtures in Spain, Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund face tricky away fixtures as they return to the Bundesliga this weekend.
Gunners can't misfire
Injury-hit Arsenal have little room for error when Premier League leaders Liverpool visit the Emirates tomorrow despite losing just once so far this season.
Hunt must deal with club's business model
Gavin Hunt is a smart coach. He didn't fluke his way to four league titles.
Pirates keep up the perfect start
PREMIERSHIP: NKOTA BRACE TAKES DOWN AMAZULU
Mngqithi homes in on the areas that need attention
Mamelodi Sundowns might be enjoying a purple patch of seven straight wins in all competitions at the moment but their coach Manqoba Mngqithi (below) has highlighted a few areas where he wants improvement from his team.
Charity Mile draw is a concern
VJ’s Angel stands out on Turffontein card.
The drive was snow joke
TERRITORY TREND: IT HANDLES THE ROAD IN DRY, WET AND SNOWY CONDITIONS
Costly mistakes that can derail your financial goals
This article examines a variety of common financial missteps that could slow down your journey toward achieving financial security and prosperity.
Hope for vehicle finance
New firm revives ambition of those whose applications had been declined.
Help us boost returns
It’s crucial to leverage the power of compounding.
Exams: less stress, more focus
How to control anxiety to get best results.
Roses: a reflection of beauty
There’s a deeper meaning to names of the beautiful flowers we grow in gardens.
It's time to take action for healthier, happier pets
October marks Pet Obesity Month and although it's almost over, you still need to reflect on your pet's health, particularly their weight and nutrition.
A master of illusion
Rob Lake pushes the boundaries of magic.
Journalism is a strange thing
It's the compulsive desire to say something, to create words and tell stories, to share with people the weird, wonderful, shocking and surprising.
EU sanctions add to Iran's aviation pain
Iranian photographer Tannaz was on her way to Tehran's airport when European sanctions on flag carrier Iran Air forced her to return home, unable to make it to work in Paris.
Dutch farmers face mounting dung heap crisis
Dutch farmer Jos Verstraten scaled a ladder up the side of a large slurry tank and peered at its contents, which gave off an overpowering ammonia smell.