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Jordan deny using lasers to distract players

Jordan on Wednesday denied accusations that lasers were shone in Japanese players' faces during their 2-1 World Cup qualifier loss to the kingdom, saying the claims seek to justify their loss.

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South Korea grab last-gasp winner

Substitute Son Heung-min prodded home a 96th minute winner to give South Korea a precious 2-1 win over Qatar in Seoul on Tuesday and put them in sight of another World Cup finals appearance.

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Sparks fly at Malaysian Grand Prix

The team v driver debate reared its ugly head again on Sunday as Sebastian Vettel broke team orders to win the Malaysian Grand Prix ahead of Red Bull teammate Mark Webber.

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Vettel squeezes in front of Ferrari boys

Red Bull's Formula One world champion Sebastian Vettel made the most of a well-timed change of tyres in a rainy qualifying session to seize pole position for the Malaysian Grand Prix on Saturday.

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West Ham to move into Olympic Stadium

London soccer club West Ham United will make the Olympic Stadium their new home from 2016, ensuring that the $650 million venue remains a lasting feature of the city's sporting landscape.

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U.S. Ryder Cup Captain tweaks system

US 2014 Ryder Cup captain Tom Watson said Wednesday that he would reduce the number of captain's picks from four to three, allowing one more golfer to play his way onto the American side.

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U.S. Open prize fund boosted by millions

U.S. Open prize money will reach $50 million by 2017 and the event will return to a Sunday finish in 2015 under a five-year deal announced Wednesday between Open organisers and the ATP and WTA tours.

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IOC begin Madrid inspection

Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy told IOC inspectors on Monday that much of the infrastructure needed for Madrid's 2020 Olympic bid is already built, emphasising a low-cost approach at a time of financial austerity.

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