Ziaan’s Top 3 Results from the Weekend

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#3 – New Zealand rugby delivers on expectations in North vs South Derby.

It was built up as a match for the history books, and boy was it!

A total of 10 tries were scored, with the match coming down do a thrilling 38-35 victory for the South, stealing it in the 85th minute.

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#2 – Djokovic gets disqualified from the US Open

Novak Djokovic’s sole motivation for competing in the COVID-19 struck competition, was to inch himself closer to Roger Federer’s record 20 Grand Slam victories.

However, a moment of mindless anger would see him kicked from the remainder of the tournament, striking a line judge in the throat with a tennis ball. Watch the incident below.

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Incident:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TG7Og-y6kkg

#1 – Mamelodi Sundowns completes the chase of Kaizer Chiefs at the top of the table, to claim a third successive title.

Kaizer Chiefs failed to seal their campaign following the resumption of the Premiership and were left heartbroken as they again stumbled, playing out to a 1-all draw against Baroka FC.

At the same time, elsewhere in Gauteng, Mamelodi Sundowns completed a 3-0 beating to Black Leopards, to claim 3 points, and soar 2 points clear of the Amakhosi at the top of the standings.

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