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Ospreys make it two out of two in Europe after easing past Montauban
Ospreys made it two wins out of two in the European Challenge Cup after seeing off Montauban with a bonus-point 33-22 win at Stade Sapiac.
Thunder shrug off loss to Spurs, 'excited' to have challenge - ESPN
LAS VEGAS — Minutes after the Oklahoma City Thunder's second loss of the season, some of the defending champions' veterans loudly and playfully chided injured rookie Thomas Sorber for failing to have towels in their lockers on time.
England coach McCullum doubles down again with Ashes on the line
SYDNEY, Dec 14 : Brendon McCullum said there will be no major changes to England's approach in the third Ashes test with the coach hoping for better execution from his players in what he expects to be more conducive conditions in Adelaide.
Higa makes history as first Japanese to win Asian Tour Order of Merit
Dec 14 : Kazuki Higa became the first Japanese golfer to win the Asian Tour's Order of Merit on Saturday after finishing seventh at the season-ending Saudi Open.
Singapore's Shanti Pereira wins SEA Games 200m, claims second straight sprint double
BANGKOK: Singapore's Shanti Pereira is the fastest woman in the region for the second consecutive SEA Games after she won the 200m at the 33rd SEA Games on Saturday (Dec 13).
England's 2023 fightback a useful Ashes reminder for Australia's Green
SYDNEY, Dec 14 : England's fightback to draw the last Ashes series 2-2 is a useful reminder to Australia that they cannot afford to take their foot off the gas with a 2-0 lead this time around, Cameron Green said on Sunday.Australia go into the third test, which starts in Adelaide on Wednesday, looking firmly in control of the five-match series after victories by eight wickets in Perth and the day-nighter in Brisbane.
Arsenal get lucky break to go five points clear, Salah returns for Liverpool
LONDON, Dec 13 : Premier League leaders Arsenal needed two own goals, the second deep in stoppage time, to scrape a 2-1 home win over bottom club Wolverhampton Wanderers and open a five-point gap while earlier on Saturday Mohamed Salah put aside a tumultuous week to help Liverpool beat Brighton and Hove Albion 2-0.