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SAINT-ETIENNE, France : Having reached the World Cup final in 1987 with Les Bleus, Patrice Lagisquet knows a thing or two about French flair and while his Portugal side failed to beat Australia in Pool C, they took it boldly to the Wallabies.
ROME: Each time the United States fail to win the Ryder Cup in Europe, which is every time they have tried in the last 30 years, their team spirit is usually compared unfavourably with their rivals, but such notions were dismissed by their players on Sunday.
ROME : Tommy Fleetwood and Rory McIlroy combined to share a name and the glory as the former earned the lifetime honour of "securing" the Ryder Cup and the latter did more than anyone to win it by claiming four points from his five matches.
ROME : Europe withstood a fierce American fightback to secure the four points required to reclaim the Ryder Cup with England's Tommy Fleetwood sealing the deal in a nerve-jangling climax on Sunday.
BORDEAUX, France :Waisea Nayacalevu and Vinaya Habosi scored second-half tries to steer Fiji to a gritty 17-12 victory over Georgia in World Cup Pool C on Saturday, taking the Pacific Islanders a step closer to the quarter-finals for the first time since 2007.
LYON, France : New Zealand made a huge statement of intent with a ruthless 96-17 thrashing of Italy in Pool A on Friday, running in 14 tries at OL stadium to take a big step towards the Rugby World Cup quarter-finals.
When the Oak Park Raiders kick off their football game on Friday afternoon, they'll be wearing special Truth and Reconciliation jerseys laden with imagery and infused with pride.
TOULOUSE, France : Poor discipline and a lack of execution were behind Samoa’s 28-22 loss to Japan in their Rugby World Cup Pool D clash on Thursday, which leaves their quarter-final hopes hanging by a thread.