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2 September 2010

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Scottish will iron out mistakes for season opener

London Scottish head coach Simon Amor says his team will have no excuses should handling errors cost his side in this weekend’s season opener against Blackheath.

Croydon Athletic supporters appeal to football fans

Rams Army, a supporters' club of Croydon Athletic, has launched an appeal to football fans everywhere to turn out and support its beleaguered club this Saturday.

Dons trio called up for England

Three AFC Wimbledon players have been selected by England C boss Paul Fairclough.

Brown demands goals from Main man

Terry Brown has warned strikers Jon Main and Luke Moore that they need to start finding the net quickly or risk being dumped from the AFC Wimbledon starting line-up.

England through to World Cup final

England will play New Zealand in the final of the Women’s Rugby World Cup on Sunday (5.15pm), after a thrilling 15-0 semi final victory over Australia at the Twickenham Stoop on Wednesday

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