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World number two Nelly Korda saw her lead at the LPGA Chevron Championship cut to five shots despite equalling the event’s 54-hole scoring record.After shooting two rounds of 65 on previous days, the 27-year-old American went round in 70 on Saturday to go 16 under par at Houston’s Memorial Park.If Korda can get over the line on Sunday and win a second Chevron title in three seasons, it would take her to the top of the world rankings after the current world number one, Thailand’s Jeeno Thitikul, missed the cut.Korda got off to a fine start too, with four birdies…

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The disability charity Scope has changed its mind at the 11th hour to allow a banned choir to attend the London Marathon. Scope’s chief executive had told Janet Murray, the founder of choir the Singing Striders, they were not welcome because Murray held gender critical beliefs. They have performed at the event on behalf of Scope for the past two years and were booked again for Sunday. On Tuesday, choir founder Murray received an email from the charity telling her it no longer wished to have the Singing Striders perform at the marathon. The email, seen by the BBC, said…

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After the season of his life last year, scoring 33 goals for Celtic, Maeda has failed to match that form, only crossing the double-figure threshold with his double against Falkirk in Saturday’s 3-1 win.In both his interim stints as manager this season, O’Neill has struggled to find a solution to the striker conundrum that has left Celtic void of a clinical edge up front.Maeda’s contribution against the Bairns, though, could be timely, with Celtic in the Scottish Cup final against Dunfermline next month and trying to pip Hearts and Rangers, who both boast a superior goal difference, in a sprint…

You could feel the tension in the air before kick-off. Not aggression, but apprehension about what what was to come. A season of hard work coming down to this.The two teams had amassed a staggering 212 points between them – and their meeting on the final day had long looked like a title decider.York went into the game with a two-point cushion. They could afford to draw. Rochdale had to win.It was the perfect day for it. Sun shining, fans making their way to the Crown Oil Arena with their blue and red shirts proudly on display.Dale supporters had been…

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