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Matt Renshaw raises his helmet and bat with both arms, acknowledging the crowd

Cricket

Renshaw’s epic 190 helps Australia turn tables on South Africa in Durban

Wallabies coach Les Kiss speaks to his players

Bledisloe Cup

Wallabies mugged at their own game to leave coach Kiss mulling hard lessons

Angus Fontaine at Eden Park

South Melbourne players celebrate as they stun Melbourne Victory in a historic penalty shootout to win the Australia Cup final at a sold out AAMI Park.

Football

South Melbourne make history with Australia Cup win that could change the future too

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Dominic Solanke (right) celebrates with Sávio (centre) and Archie Gray after scoring Tottenham's late equaliser at Manchester United

Premier League

Solanke strikes late as 10-man Spurs salvage point at Manchester United

Jordan Henderson and Cole Palmer celebrate a Chelsea goal, smiling and pointing

Premier League

Henderson and João Pedro lead Chelsea charge against Bournemouth

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Real Madrid’s Vinícius Júnior sent off for hair-pulling in victory over Villarreal

USA midfielder Lindsey Heaps challenges Spain’s Eva Navarro for the ball during Saturday’s international friendly at Audi Field in Washington DC.

USWNT exposed by ruthless Spain as early goals settle heavyweight friendly

Cristiano Ronaldo sits on the substitutes bench in a blue padded jacket

Portugal suspend Cristiano Ronaldo after walking out on national team

A banner at Old Trafford reading '51 years'

Manchester United and Spurs come back to reality as City saga offers brief distraction

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