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Football
Soccer-FA won't take action against Man Utd owner Ratcliffe over immigration remarks
Feb 21 (Reuters) - Manchester United owner Jim Ratcliffe will face no disciplinary action for saying Britain had been "colonised" by immigrants, the Football Association said on Saturday.
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Hockey
Olympics-Ice hockey-Canada eye legacy, United States seek revenge in gold-medal clash for the ages
MILAN, Feb 21 (Reuters) - Canada and the United States open a fresh chapter in their epic Olympic rivalry in Milan on Sunday, facing off in a heaven-sent gold-medal game that North American fans were praying for in the men's ice hockey tournament.
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Football
Soccer-Arteta dismisses ‘bottlers’ talk amid title wobble
Feb 21 (Reuters) - Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta rejected the term 'bottlers' ahead of Sunday's Premier League visit to Tottenham Hotspur, as the title race heats up after their lead was cut short by successive Premier League draws at Brentford and Wolverhampton Wanderers.
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Rugby
Rugby-Waratahs coach McKellar determined to keep Jorgensen fit for Super Rugby challenge
Feb 21 (Reuters) - New South Wales Waratahs coach Dan McKellar will seek to manage Max Jorgensen's preprations to ensure the Wallabies winger is available for as much of the Super Rugby season as possible after another two-try display by the 21-year-old on Friday.
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Boxing
Boxing-Floyd Mayweather to come out of retirement - again
Feb 21 (Reuters) - Former multi-weight world boxing champion Floyd Mayweather will come out of retirement this year for his first official fight in nearly a decade, his new promotion CSI Sports/Fight Sports said on Friday, though his opponent has yet to be decided.
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Squash
Rachel Arnold’s Gaynor Cup run ends in quarter-finals
PETALING JAYA: National squash player Rachel Arnold's run at the Cincinnati Gaynor Cup came to an end in the quarter-finals on Friday (Feb 20).
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Football
Soccer-Neymar says he may retire by end of 2026
Feb 21 (Reuters) - Brazil striker Neymar, who extended his contract with his childhood club Santos last month, said that he may retire by the end of the year.
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Hockey
Olympics-Ice hockey-NHL teammates become foes with gold on the line
MILAN, Feb 21 (Reuters) - NHL alliances will be ripped apart in relentless pursuit of Olympic gold - for three periods, at least - as Canada and the United States face off in a dream championship game for National Hockey League fans on Sunday.
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Metro News
City look to keep pace as Newcastle bring real threat
MANCHESTER City's tilt at a seventh league title in nine seasons faces what should be a stern test when Newcastle United visit the Etihad today.
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Metro News
Perfect score in PL challenge
IN a sport defined by its capacity for chaos, where a single deflection or a late video assistant referee (VAR) intervention can rewrite the script, predicting exact Premier League scorelines remains one of football's most unforgiving pursuits.
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Metro News
Gunners’ high-stakes derby
ARSENAL'S draw at Wolves in midweek has blown the title race well and truly wide open and added an even greater sense of expectation to tomorrow's North London derby.
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Badminton
Rexy keeps Thomas Cup door open despite Goh-Izzuddin joining training
PETALING JAYA: The door remains open for any men's doubles pair hoping to force their way into Malaysia's Thomas Cup squad for the Finals in Horsens, Denmark, from April 24-May 3, even after independent pair Goh Sze Fei-Nur Izzuddin Rumsani agreed to come on board.
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Badminton
Chong Wei plays down Zii Jia concerns, gives him time to decide on Finals
PETALING JAYA: It is nothing serious. That was the assurance from Badminton Association of Malaysia performance committee chairman Datuk Seri Lee Chong Wei regarding professional men's singles shuttler Lee Zii Jia condition after he withdrew from next week's German Open due to injury.
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Badminton
Zakry doubles down on depth in women’s ranks
PETALING JAYA: Malaysia stand to gain plenty if they can have more than two top class women's doubles pairs.
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Squash
Rachel needs something special yet simple to get past Kennedy
PETALING JAYA: National squash player Rachel Arnold has some unfinished business at the Cincinnati Gaynor Cup as she hopes to break her quarter-final barrier on her sixth attempt in Ohio.
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Football
Kuching brace for intense battle with Selangor in race for second spot
Kuching brace for intense battle with Selangor in race for second spot
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Sports Box
Empathy and care for athletes is para-mount
For most, that would be the death knell for any sporting ambition. Not Cheah Liek Hou.
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Hockey
Olympics-Ice hockey-US rout Slovakia to set up final showdown with Canada
MILAN, Feb 20 (Reuters) - The United States made light work of Slovakia with a 6-2 victory on Friday to set up the eagerly awaited Olympic men's ice hockey final with Canada, where the Americans will aim to win their first gold since 1980.
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Other Sports
Olympics-Short track-Dutch underline dominance with men's 5,000m relay gold
MILAN, Feb 20 (Reuters) - The Netherlands won the men's 5,000 metres short track relay at the Olympics on Friday, with Jens van 't Wout adding a team gold to his two individual titles on the last night of speed skating action.
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Other Sports
Olympics-Bobsleigh-German-US rivalry warms the ice in Two-Woman
CORTINA D'AMPEZZO, Italy, Feb 20 (Reuters) - The highly anticipated battle between the German and U.S. sleds in the Olympic Two-Woman bobsleigh competition did not disappoint on Friday as they filled the top five places at the halfway point, with defending champion Laura Nolte leading the way.
