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NHL: Mammoth survive Maple Leafs rally for 5-4 win
Utah led 5-2 after two periods and needed a late penalty kill to hold off Toronto, who got a third-period goal from Gavin McKenna but ran out of time.
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Tennis: Monfils officially listed as retired by the ITIA
Gaël Monfils has been officially retired since 5 October, the ITIA confirmed. Lyon and the Paris Masters now look out of reach 🎾 More tennis news on MathODDS 👇
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Boxing: Fury-Joshua ring walk may come at 1 a.m.
A licensing request in Cardiff could push Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua into the small hours. Here is what the council is being asked to approve.
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Rugby: Nawaqanitawase rules himself out of Wallabies tour
Mark Nawaqanitawase will not play for the Wallabies this year, and his agent says Fiji and Italy are both on the table. Les Kiss has not heard from him.
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Rugby: Suaalii embraces wing switch as Wallabies regroup
Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii is learning the wing after 24 straight Tests at outside centre. With three centres out, he may be back in midfield for the All Blacks rematch.
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Football: Boston Legacy lose keeper Casey Murphy for season
A partial PCL tear ends Casey Murphy’s first season in Boston with three matches still to play. The Olympic gold medallist should be fit for next year.
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MLB: Mariners meet Astros manager Espada about vacancy
Houston is letting its own manager talk to Seattle. Joe Espada is under contract for two more weeks, and nobody in Texas has said what comes after.
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Rugby: Dallaglio’s 2003 World Cup medal sells for £54,000
Lawrence Dallaglio’s 2003 Rugby World Cup winner’s medal has sold for £54,000, at the lower end of its estimate. Thirteen lots of memorabilia found buyers.
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Rugby: Stormers drop Wilco Louw for Bristol Champions Cup opener
Wilco Louw is out of the matchday squad entirely as the Stormers name their side to face Bristol on Saturday. Evan Roos returns from a hamstring injury at number eight.