Reuters Sports Schedule at 0600 GMT on Monday Feb 4

Reuters sports schedule at 0600 GMT on Monday:

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NFL

National Football League

Ravens survive 49ers rally, power outage to win Super Bowl

The Baltimore Ravens survived a furious second-half rally by San Francisco and a momentum-sapping power outage at the Superdome to defeat the gritty 49ers 34-31 in the Super Bowl on Sunday. (NFL-SUPERBOWL/, moved, by Steve Ginsburg, 600 words)

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PGA Tour: Phoenix Open, Scottsdale, Arizona (to 3)

Red-hot Mickelson wins Phoenix Open

Phil Mickelson held off a last-day charge by fellow American and playing partner Brandt Snedeker to end a week of scintillating golf with a four-shot triumph at the Phoenix Open. (GOLF-PGA/, moved, 400 words)

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NBA

Celtics win fourth straight without injured Rondo

The Boston Celtics withstood a furious comeback from the Los Angeles Clippers for a 106-104 win on Sunday to record their fourth consecutive victory since losing starting point guard Rajon Rondo to injury. (NBA-CELTICS/, moved, 300 words)

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NHL

Canadiens edge Sens to extend home winning streak

Carey Price made 32 saves as the Montreal Canadiens avenged Wednesday's loss to the Ottawa Senators with a 2-1 victory on Sunday to extend their home winning streak to five games. (NHL-CANADIENS/, moved, 250 words)

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TENNIS

DAVIS CUP

LONDON - Top seeds Spain crashed out of the first round of the Davis Cup for the first time since 2006 when Milos Raonic beat Guillermo Garcia-Lopez to give Canada an unassailable 3-1 lead in their world group tie on Sunday. (TENNIS-DAVIS/, moved, 700 words)

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CRICKET

South Africa v Pakistan, first test, fourth day

South Africa close on victory

JOHANNESBURG - South Africa need six wickets to win the first test match against Pakistan at the Wanderers. Pakistan finished day three on 183-4, still needing 297 to avoid an innings defeat.(CRICKET-PAKISTAN/, by Nick Said, expect by 1000GMT/3 AM ET

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MOTOR RACING

Mercedes Formula One car launch

JEREZ, Spain - Mercedes, with 2008 world champion Lewis Hamilton preparing for his track debut with the team after six seasons with McLaren, show off their new car ahead of Tuesday's first test of the F1 season. (MOTOR RACING/MERCEDES, PIX, By Alan Baldwin, stories from 1400 GMT/9 a.m. ET)

Toro Rosso will be launching their car later on Monday. (Duty editor: Amlan Chakraborty)

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