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Liverpool Tottenham. An upcoming Champions League final full of pulsating promise. Both teams turned their semis implausibly around from three-nil down. The pair showed giant reserves of character and defiantly stuck to their attacking – never give up – mentality. Attack being the best form of defence for each philosophy, although they

Aussie coach Eddie Jones overseeing England’s pursuit of this Autumn’s Rugby World Cup is a one-man soundbite tutorial. His latest selling steer comes from the vexed issue of the mooted annual global nations championship with a league winner from a November playoff, forged from a ‘rebalancing’ of the

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The pain of seeing a pretty much first choice New Zealand XV edge a not even half strength England this Saturday just gone. Revenge come the World Cup semi this time next year in Japan? In the build-up, I noted Kiwi discussion of a current favoured tactic of theirs. It

[https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/horse-racing/45802534] Build from the fascinating research announced this week from horseracing aimed in part at raising equine welfare. With the aid of Exeter Uni scientists [https://www.britishhorseracing.com/press_releases/scientific-research-equine-vision-leads-trial-new-fence-hurdle-design-improve-safety-jump-racing/] , it seems we humans see the world rather differently from horses;