China Guangzhou Evergrande’s Muriqui, right, tussles for the ball against Australia Central Coast Mariners’ Trent Sainsbury during the AFC Champions League round of 16 match at the Tianhe Sport Center in Guangzhou, southern China’s Guangdong province on Wednesday. Guangzhou beat Mariners 3-0. (AFP)
SINGAPORE: Chinese giants Guangzhou Evergrande marched into the AFC Champions League quarterfinals and underlined their strong title credentials with a convincing 3-0 win over Central Coast Mariners...
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HARARE, 9 November 2003 — Zimbabwe spinner Ray Price claimed his first match haul of 10 wickets but could not stop West Indies escaping with a losing draw in the first Test yesterday.
BOSTON, 9 November 2003 — The New Jersey Nets continued their mastery of the Boston Celtics on Friday, making Byron Scott the most winning coach in team history with a 94-87 victory.
SUNSHINE, Florida, 9 November 2003 — The Florida Panthers produced a four-goal blitz in the last 15 minutes to thump the Pittsburgh Penguins 6-3 on Friday.
PANAMA CITY, 9 November 2003 — The US Olympic baseball team will be unable to defend its gold medal in Athens next year after losing 2-1 to Mexico in the quarterfinals of the nine-nation qual
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