Indian tennis doubles legend Sania Mirza was overcome with emotion as she bowed out of grand slam tennis.
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Football legend Pele buried in private ceremony in hometown
Brazilian football legend Pele was buried at a private ceremony in Santos after a procession through the streets of the town in which he grew up. Commonly known as the king of football, Pele’s final resting place is at the Memorial Necropole Ecumenical, a thirty-storey-high cemetery building that overlooks the football pitch that made him...
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Players pay tribute to Pelé ahead of Marseille Toulouse kick-off
Ahead of the match between Marseille and Toulouse, players gave a minute of applause for footballing legend, Pelé.
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Pelé, one of football’s all-time greats, dies aged 82
Pelé, widely regarded as potentially the greatest player of all-time, has died aged 82. The Brazilian burst on to the scene as a young 17-year-old at the 1958 World Cup in Sweden, scoring a memorable brace in the final against the hosts.
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World cup in Qatar voted best this decade by BBC audience
Voters in a BBC Sport poll have chosen the 2022 Qatar World Cup as the best world cup of this century.
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Footballer Benzema unfollows former teammates after retiring from international career
French footballer Karim Benzema has unfollowed several of his former teammates on Instagram after retiring from international football.
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Qatar fan accommodation: Concerns about capacity proven wrong
The organisers of Qatar 2022 World Cup say they have proved critics, who had said the country of less than three million people could not handle an influx of more than a million fans, wrong. With rooms available in hotels, cruise ships and fan villages, they say concerns about capacity have been debunked.
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Roger Federer – Retiring from Tennis
Twenty-time Grand Slam champion Roger Federer discusses his 24-year career, the time he was denied entry into Wimbledon and his plans for life after tennis.
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Paul Murray wants Qatar World Cup to be an ‘absolute failure’
Sky News host Paul Murray says he wants the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar to be an “absolute failure” after it was revealed 6,500 people died building stadiums for the event. “Do not support this, do not support FIFA, do not support this event,” Mr Murray said.
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