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Patrick Reed wins the WGC-Cadillac Championship by a single shot as Jamie Donaldson posted his best World Golf Championships finish with a share of second place. Reed was overnight leader with two shots clear at Trump National Doral and doubled that advantage with three birdies and a bogey in his opening four holes. Bubba Watson and Donaldson reduced the gap to three as Reed recorded nine straight pars, before a missed putt from inside five feet cost the American a bogey at the 14th. Donaldson then got within one shot after a magnificent approach to the 17th left him a tap-in birdie, only to bogey the last after finding sand with his approach. Reed knocked his effort on the 17th to tap-in range to erase any concerns of a three-putt bogey, then laid up at the last and two putted for victory in his first WGC stroke-play event, having made his debut at the recent Accenture Match Play Championship . At 23 years old he also becomes the youngest winner of a WGC event, breaking the

World number one, Lee Chong Wei beat Chen Long from China in a straight set win to claim his third All England title in National Indoor Arena , Birmingham, yesterday. A repeat of 2013 All England Finals showdown between the two superstars has results a victory for the world number one with a 21-13 and 21-18 in 2014 edition. This win is also a sweet revenge for Lee Chong Wei after fall to his compatriot, Chen Long with a 17-21 and 18-21 lost last year. It is his fifth straight appearance in the final and have triumphing the success in lifting the title in year 2010 and 2011 respectively before claiming his third success yesterday. Photos by: Yonex Get more Sports Updates from Facebook !

KRS LEAGUE: UNITEN THUNDERS 43 – STJOB WARRIORS 12 Uniten Thunders picked their first win in the 2014 KRS Rugby League by defeating STJOB Warriors 43-12 last Saturday. In their opening game of the new season at Uniten Rugby Field, the Thunders were unstoppable in both halves. Afif Fitri gave the home side the lead with a try within the first five minutes. As the Warriors tried to recover and reorganize their tactics, Afiq Aiman sent Uniten Thunders further with another try.  Warriors got a try six minutes later, but Hamim Zuhaier grabbed another for the Thunders before the break. STJ Oldboys returned in the second half with more determination. They managed to get another try but Uniten Thunders replied with 3 more tries from  Afif Fitri, Afiq Aiman and Mohd Nadzmi Ibrahim . It was not a good day for the STJ Warriors to start the new season. Missing a number of key players did not help them against the Uniten Thunders who played a class above their the

MALAYSIA SUPER LEAGUE: SIME DARBY 0 - JOHOR DT 2 Two goals in the first half by the Argentine striker Luciano Figueroa (23rd) and Norshahrul Idlan Talaha (31st) at the Selayang Stadium last Saturday night, moves Johor DT into second spot in the Super League standings. The Southern Tigers dominated the the match from kick-off and put the pressure on the home team. Figueroa sent a beautiful free kick to give JDT the lead, before Norshahrul doubled the lead. As Sime Darby tried to recover from the bad start, the Giant Killer faced another blow in the second half, Dilshod Sharofetdinov was given his marching orders after receiving his second yellow card in the 62nd minute of the match. The score stood until the final whistle without any goal in the second half. Photos by: Azam Jaafar / Tigers Super Sports Not enough  FOOTBALL ??? Click HERE!

MALAYSIA PREMIER LEAGUE: FELDA UTD 2 - JOHOR DT II 2 Johor DT II had a great start when Braulio Rodriguez netted a penalty after See Kok Luen was brought down inside the penalty box at the 11th minutes. Both sides struggled to dominate the game but the home side proved better.   Felda United had a good chance to equalize during the 29th minutes when Felda’s forward, Zah Krangar shot was swerved wide across Sasi Kumar ’s post. Then, during the 35th minutes, Johor DTII was alarmed as Edward Wilson of Felda United almost headed the ball in. However, the Southern Tigers managed to stave the relentless attacks until the end of the first half. The second half had followed a frustratingly familiar course with Johor DTII was unable to helm the match. Tiger’s smattering counter attacks were wasted and Felda United did not take long to equalize when Felda’s Edward Wilson stroke the ball pass Sasi Kumar due to the poor marking by the Johor DTII’s back four. Johor DTII fell behind

ASIAN CUP QUALIFYING: YEMEN 1 - MALAYSIA 2 Playing with 10-man for almost the entire match, Malaysia pulled off an amazing result by beating Yemen 2-1 in a Group D 2015 Asian Cup Qualifying match at the Tahnon Bin Mohamed Stadium in Al Ain City, Dubai yesterday. Amirizwan Taj Tajudin was shown a straight red for what looked like nothing more than a mild tangle with a Yemen striker Sadam Hussein and Yemen were also awarded a dubious penalty by the referee. Though, Wahid Mohammed Al-khyat 's tame spot kick was saved by Khairul Fahmi Che Mat . The Harimau Malaya who were reduced to 10-man before the 10th minute played like real tigers to shock the Yemen side with Amri Yahya put Malaysia infront in the 16th minute. While Yemen lamented their missed chances, Amri shocked the home fans by giving Malaysia the lead. The lead remained intact until the 60th minute before Mohammed Al-Sarori equalised with a clinical finish after a defence splitting pass from his

In wild Sunday at PGA National , Russell Henley chipped in for birdie and then hit into the water on his next shot for double bogey. He watched Rory McIlroy throw away a lead with a double bogey and a bogey, only to stand over a 12-foot eagle putt on the next hole with a chance to win. At the end of the four-man playoff, Henley took his second chance well at the par-5 18th to win the Honda Classic . It was pretty crazy like no one seemed to want to win the tournament. Starting with Tiger Woods walking off the course after 13 holes because of lower back pain, and ending with a series of blunders over the closing holes. Eight yards away from where he had hit drive on the 18th in regulation, Henley ripped another 5-wood and aimed a little more right. It barely cleared the bunker and stopped 40 feet away on the green for a two-putt birdie that was good enough to win when McIlroy, Ryan Palmer and Russell Knox could only make par. In regulation, Henley turned what should have been