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Agence France-PresseFebruary 1, 2013 21:15
AFP sports schedule for Saturday, February 2
AFP sports schedule for Saturday, February 2:
FOOTBALL
In the English Premier League, leaders Manchester United go to Fulham, Arsenal are at home to Stoke with Newcastle facing Chelsea.
Action also in Spain, Italy, Germany, France and Scotland.
Africa Cup of Nations quarter-finals between Ghana and Cape Verde and South Africa against Mali.
Coverage by Nick Reeves and David Legge.
Slugs: Fbl-ENG-Pr, Fbl-ESP-Liga, Fbl-ITA-SerieA, Fbl-GER-Bundesliga, Fbl-FRA-Ligue1, Fbl-SCO-Pr; Fbl-Afr2013
RUGBY UNION
Six Nations gets underway with England against Scotland at Twickenham and champions Wales facing Ireland in Cardiff.
Preview filed for Sunday's game between Italy and France
Master slug: RugbyU-6Nations
World Sevens Series in Wellington, New Zealand
Slug: RugbyU-Sevens-NZL
CRICKET
Pakistan are 6-0 in reply to South Africa's first innings of 253 on the second day of the first Test at the Wanderers.
Women's World Cup, India, continues
Slugs: Cricket-RSA-PAK, Cricket-women-world
TENNIS
Davis Cup first round ties
WTA at Paris. Coverage by Martyn Wood.
Also WTA at Pattaya.
Slugs: Tennis-Davis, Tennis-WTA-THA, Tennis-WTA-FRA
GOLF
EPGA at Dubai Desert Classic; USPGA at Phoenix Open, Scottsdale, Arizona
Slugs: Golf-EPGA-UAE, Golf-USPGA
AMERICAN FOOTBALL
Build-up to Sunday's Super Bowl between the San Francisco 49ers and Baltimore Ravens in New Orleans
Coverage by Greg Heakes
Slug: Amfoot-NFL-Super
FORMULA ONE
Sauber unveil their car for 2013 Formula One season
Slug: Auto-Prix-SUI-Sauber
RUGBY LEAGUE
Super League matches
Slug: RugbyL-Super
SNOOKER
German Masters, Berlin
Slug: Snooker-GER
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