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Lahm: Germany will come back stronger

Former captain Philipp Lahm is confident Germany can bounce back from their early World Cup elimination in Russia. You may also like

Lahm set to hang up his football boots

Bayern Munich defender Philipp Lahm has announced that he will retire as a player at the end of the current campaign despite his contract running until June 2018. You may also like

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The Proteas wasted vital opportunities to test new talent in preparation of... Read more

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The signs have been there for a number of years but the... Read more

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