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Football mourns Germany keeper Enke new

Germany goalkeeper Robert Enke, who committed suicide yesterday evening, had been battling depression and was first treated for the illness in 2003.

Pietersen joins up with England new

Kevin Pietersen is thrilled to be back in England colours after today joining up with the rest of his team-mates in Johannesburg.

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<b>THE JURY'S STILL OUT</b><br/> <b>Robinho (Real Madrid to Man City, £32.5m)</b><br/> Rarely performs away, or on winter days, but still scored 14 goals in 31 league games for a mid-ranking team. Needs better players around him to flourish.

City warn 'mischief makers' over Robinho transfer claim

Cook rules out Brazilian's sale after agents tell Abu Dhabi paper he is set to leave

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England make four changes following Australia defeat new

England manager Martin Johnson has made four changes for Saturday's Investec Challenge showdown with Argentina at Twickenham.

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Murray targets glorious end to 'best year'

With six titles already under his belt this year – more than any other player – Andy Murray insists he is under no pressure going into the final three weeks of the most successful season of his career.

James Lawton: Soviet conflict

Sinister, ruthless... and successful. The Communist system for sport provoked hatred and awe, but cracks were appearing long before the fall of the Berlin Wall. Our writer, who witnessed the good and the bad, looks back at a lost empire

Caffari and Thompson build on good start

Going into the second night of the double handed Transat Jacques Vabre race from Le Havre to Costa Rica , three of the British teams were 10th, 12th and 13th in the 14-boat Open 60 fleet.

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Smith keeps faith with youthful backs

England's youngest half-back combination in living memory are both set to hold their places for Saturday's Four Nations final against Australia in Leeds.