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24 May 2020

While rugby muddles along, trying to find a route back to the action amid the coronavirus pandemic, the sport’s stars might look like they are cracking on with their home workout regimes and barbecues, but deep down plenty are worried about the future. Photo: Reuters/Andrew Boyers

Many clubs are bleeding cash, the players are worried, says Flo

"There is concern,’ says Louw, 34. ‘What happens to any industry if this continues for six months? They’re talking about opening up the schools next month but if the R-rate goes up then do we go back to full lockdown again?"

Two more positive coronavirus tests in Premier League

Two people from two Premier League clubs have tested positive for the coronavirus after a second batch of testing, the Premier League said.

Bayern cruise past Frankfurt 5-2 to stay on title track

Bundesliga champions and league leaders Bayern Munich made light work of Eintracht Frankfurt to stay four points clear of Borussia Dortmund.

WATCH: You won't believe who I'm fighting, says Mike Tyson

Former undisputed world heavyweight champion Mike Tyson has confirmed he won't be fighting Evander Holyfield in his comeback.

RUGBY

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Spain's La Liga took a big step towards restarting after the Spanish government announced yesterday that the league can kick off again on June 12. Photo: Atletico de Madrid via AP

La Liga's green light for June 12


	Two more positive coronavirus tests in Premier League



	Bayern cruise past Frankfurt 5-2 to stay on title track



	World Cup winner Gotze to leave Dortmund at end of season

GOLF	More from Golf

McIlroy, Johnson triumph as charity match offers 'normalcy'

Harrington torn over 'diminished' Ryder Cup

'A big responsibility': Charity match aims to set standard amid pandemic

CRICKET

More from Cricket

Former South Africa batsman Gary Kirsten believes coaching is a leadership position which requires an in-depth understanding of how teams and individuals thrive and what sort of environment is needed for this. Photo: IANS

Coach has responsibility for success of team & not only individuals, says Gary Kirsten


	Bowlers require minimum two months' preparation to play tests - ICC



	Central Gauteng Lions appoints its first ever woman president



	Young allrounder Nyaku eager to make impression at Cape Cobras

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