WRAP | Nedbank Cup - Round of 32
A comprehensive wrap of all the collated fixtures, scores and match reports from the Nedbank Cup Round of 32:
Curling Sport News
Galusha edges Zacharias to secure playoff spot at Scotties
Kerry Galusha of the Northwest Territories defeated Manitoba's Mackenzie Zacharias 8-6 in a tiebreaker game Friday morning at the Scotties Tournament of Hearts Canadian women's curling championship.
Canada's Homan, Morris overcome China to win 3rd straight in mixed doubles curling
After opening with a loss, Canada's Rachel Homan and John Morris have rebounded quite nicely in mixed doubles curling at the Beijing Olympics.
ISL: 10-man Kerala ride on Alvaro Vazquez stunner to down NEUFC
Kerala Blasters FC moved to second spot in the points table with a spirited performance to down wooden spooners NorthEast United FC 2-1 in the Indian Super League here on Friday. Second-half goals from Jorge Pereyra Díaz (62nd) and a stunner from Alvaro Vazquez (82nd) saw Kerala get back to winning ways as NorthEast United's misery deepened further. Mohamed Irshad scored a goal deep into injury time but that didn't matter in the end as Khalid Jamil's side remained on 10 points from 16 games.
Eden Hazard Chelsea magic show had Francis Coquelin and Arsenal 'spinning like a Beyblade'
Let’s take a trip down memory lane and remember one of the most outrageous goals that Eden Hazard has scored in a Chelsea shirt. That’s against Arsenal, the result ending in a 3-1 win at home to the Blues in 2017.
Keeper a hero in Sydney ALM win over Reds
Sydney FC shot stopper Thomas Heward-Belle has made a brilliant late penalty save to ensure a 2-1 win over Adelaide United in a dramatic A-League Men clash at Coopers Stadium.
Bruce Mouat reveals the secret psychological tactic that fired Team GB's curlers back on track at Winter Olympic Games
Bruce Mouat says a psychological reset helped him return to ‘the right headspace’ and get back to mixed doubles winning ways alongside Jennifer Dodds in Beijing.
Charm, character and pyrotechnics headline Opening Ceremony as controversy-fuelled Winter Olympic Games kick off in Beijing
There's a conventional wisdom, unless perhaps you work in Downing Street, that when you want to deflect attention from something really bad then you throw a really big party.