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Jack Grealish has revealed that he and Phil Foden watched a video of Lionel Messi's best passes before scoring a goal that the seven-time Ballon d'Or winner would have been proud of in the win over Peterborough on Tuesday.
Johannesburg - With the Nedbank Cup and African Champions League now their main priority, Mamelodi Sundowns will need to rotate well ahead of their Premiership clash against TS Galaxy at the Mbombela Stadium on Wednesday evening.
Mercurial Patrick Roberts was the player all of the big clubs wanted as a youngster.
Tributes have poured in for legendary Australian athlete and former Victorian governor John Landy, who has died at the age of 91.
Luca Marini is set to embark on his second season in MotoGP as VR46 brakes cover with its Mooney-sponsored new team.
“I remember it took me an hour to get home,” Trevoh Chalobah says with a smile. “I’d gone shopping and people were asking for photos. I thought ‘wow, this is what players at big clubs go through."
Virat Kohli on Wednesday responded to a heartfelt letter by the former Indian all-rounder Yuvraj Singh and said that he will always remain an inspiration for people in all walks of life, not just cricket. The 33-year-old batting legend Kohli took to social media and posted a photo of Yuvraj's letter, which he wrote on Tuesday. "Yuvi Pa thank you for this lovely gesture. Your comeback from cancer will always be an inspiration for people from all walks of life, not just cricket. You have always been generous and caring for the people around you.I wish you all the happiness, God bless @YUVSTRONG12," Kohli wrote as the caption.
Jake Doyle-Hayes admits he might have to book his fan club a return trip after 27 mates made the trek across the Irish Sea to inspire him to double his career goals tally.