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FOOTBALL




Thaksin money 'clean' says Harris
Keith Harris, the man who brokered Thaksin Shinawatra's Â£81.6m takeover bid for Man City, insists the deal is completely above board.



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Wolves legend Dougan dies aged 69
Former Northern Ireland and Wolves forward Derek Spiean dies at the age of 69.



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Kanoute opts to stay with Sevilla
Striker Frederic Kanoute pledges his future to Sevilla despite being linked with Premier League trio Newcastle, Bolton and Portsmouth.








GOLF




Fasth holds on to thwart Langer
Niclas Fasth wins the BMW International Open by two shots from Jose-Filipe Lima and Bernhard Langer.



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Travelers Ch'ship leaderboard
Leading scores from the PGA tournament.



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Fasth struggles but retains lead
Niclas Fasth shares the lead with Portugal's Jose-Filipe Lima going into the final round of the BMW International Open.








MOTORSPORT




Stoner scorches to Donington win
Championship leader Casey Stoner produces another dominant display to win the British MotoGP.



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Ferrari mechanic denies sabotage
Ferrari technical manager Nigel Stepney denies allegations of sabotage made against him by the F1 team.



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Ferrari wait for 'real Raikkonen'
Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo says they are still waiting for Kimi Raikkonen to produce his best form.








FORMULA ONE




Ferrari mechanic denies sabotage
Ferrari technical manager Nigel Stepney denies allegations of sabotage made against him by the F1 team.



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Ferrari wait for 'real Raikkonen'
Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo says they are still waiting for Kimi Raikkonen to produce his best form.



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Hamilton - I can hold off Alonso
Lewis Hamilton believes he has a competitive edge over Fernando Alonso that could see him crowned F1 champion.








ATHLETICS




Devonish leads GB to fourth place
Britain's men finish fourth in the European Cup, while the women secure promotion back to the top flight.



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Superb Pickering leads GB charge
Craig Pickering wins the 100m to leave Britain's men in fourth place at the European Cup.



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Gay throws down sprint gauntlet
Tyson Gay runs the fastest 100m in the world this year, clocking 9.84 seconds at the US Championships.








CYCLING




Cavendish can be a star - Museeuw
Belgian cycling great Johan Museeuw believes Mark Cavendish can help take cycling to a wider audience in Britain.



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Cooke retains Grande Boucle title
Nicole Cooke successfully defends her Grande Boucle Feminine title by winning the 2007 tour in France.



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Karpets wins Tour of Switzerland
Russia's Vladimir Karpets of the Caisse d'Epargne team wins the Tour of Switzerland.








FUN AND GAMES




Dutch courage
Robbo has the answer to why England never win penalty shoot-outs



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Ten to Tackle
How much can you remember about the past week's sport?



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Angel delight
Robbo on why it cheers him to see out-of-shape sportsmen winning trophies



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