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SUN CITY, South Africa -- Defending champion Lee Westwood birdied the last hole to shoot a 4-under 68 Thursday and share the first-round lead with Masters winner Charl Schwartzel at the Nedbank Golf Challenge. The third-ranked Westwood holed a putt from near 20 feet on No. 18 for his fourth birdie on the opening day at Sun City. The Englishman also had an eagle three and two bogeys. Schwartzel also had a productive back nine at Gary Player Country Club, picking up five shots over seven holes coming home after reaching the turn at 1 over. Top-ranked Luke Donald was the early leader on his return to competition after a five-week break, but a double-bogey six on No. 17 gave him a 70 and a tie for fourth alongside five other players. Robert Karlsson of Sweden was alone in third on 3 under after five birdies and two bogeys in his 69. Simon Dyson, fourth-ranked Martin Kaymer, South Koreas Kyung-tae Kim, Graeme McDowell and U.S. player Jason Dufner were all bunched together alongside Donald on 2 under. Just two shots separated the top 10 players. Most of the 12-man field at the US$5 million invitational event struggled through the second nine after a brief rain shower, but Westwood and Schwartzel made late rallies to top the leaderboard. Westwood set up a strong finish when he landed a 5-iron within six feet on the par-five No. 9 and rolled in his eagle putt. He followed up with birdies on Nos. 10, 15 and 18. "It was nice to hole that one at the last," Westwood said. "I had it in the back of my mind that Charl was on 4 under and I wanted to be in the last group. "I played lovely. Nice to make one-putt at the last from about 18 feet because I hadnt made any all day. But tee to green was brilliant." Schwartzel double-bogeyed No. 9, pushing his tee shot into the right rough and then sending his third into the water in front of the green. But he responded with birdies at Nos. 10, 12, 13, 14 and 16 to come home in just 31 strokes. "I got cross (on the front nine)," Schwartzel said. "Turning one over, I wasnt happy with myself. I felt like I was playing better than that. And sometimes thats what you need to kick on. I just started firing at the flags. "I probably got fearless." Playing for the first time since his blistering finish at Disney World to clinch the U.S. PGA Tours money list title, the top-ranked Donald had five birdies and a single bogey in a solid round through 16 holes. But he put his tee shot on No. 17 into the water on the left of the fairway and emerged with a six to drop to a 70 in his first competitive round in over a month. Karlsson also bogeyed the troublesome No. 17 to end the opening round a shot off the lead after starting with three birdies in his first four holes. "I played pretty good. A couple of iffy shots but that always happens," said the Swede, who scrambled for a five on No. 17 when it could have been much worse. "If you dont hit the fairway its difficult. Thats just the way it is. You cant hit it left, you cant hit it short, you cant hit it long. And if you hit it right the green is sloping away from you. Its a difficult hole but a great golf hole." Dufner, the 2011 U.S. PGA Championship runner-up, had five birdies on his Sun City debut but was pegged back by three dropped shots. Italys Francesco Molinari, also in his first appearance at the Nedbank Challenge, chipped in for an eagle three on No. 2 but then faded with four bogeys for an even-par 72 and a tie for 10th with Denmarks Anders Hansen. British Open champion Darren Clarke was the only player over par after his 2-over 74. cheap nfl jerseys . LOUIS -- Once again, the St. cheap jerseys from china . Parker, playing for the first time since Jan. 29, is averaging six points in 18 games. Celtics centre Jermaine ONeal missed his second straight game with a sprained left wrist. He remained in Boston and will be examined by doctors Wednesday. http://www.wholesalejerseychinastore.com/ . -- Oakland Raiders coach Dennis Allen is taking a different approach to the bye week this year. cheap jerseys . The way the Thunder played defence, hardly anyone noticed. Except the Miami Heat, that is. wholesale nfl jerseys . Canadas chances got a bit better Wednesday. The Canadian Olympic Committee announced a one-time $2.6-million contribution to Canadian teams competing at the 2015 Pan Ams in Toronto. MILAN, Italy -- AC Milan and Napoli played out an entertaining 1-1 draw at San Siro in a battle for an automatic Champions League spot on Sunday. It was a mixed night for Mathieu Flamini, who fired Milan into the lead in the 30th minute but was sent off 18 minutes from time. Milans lead lasted just three minutes before Goran Pandev took advantage of poor defending to level. Second-place Napoli remains four points ahead of Milan, with six rounds still to play. It is eight points behind Juventus, which plays Lazio on Monday. "We havent achieved our target of Champions League qualification yet, so we mustnt let anything go," Napoli coach Walter Mazzarri said. "I am not happy with the result, as we pegged Milan back in its own half and I hoped to win this game, we deserved the victory. "Towards the end, especially when we had a numerical advantage, I hoped to win but we werent clinical enough. We always allow our opponents more chances than we should." Milan is four points above Fiorentina in the race for the Champions League playoff spot. "Napoli is a side capable of defending second place but this is an important point for us, because we maintain a certain distance from Fiorentina," Milan coach Massimiliano Allegri said. "I cannot ask for more from my lads, because we played very well even after going down to 10 men. "Football is unpredictable, so we will look over our shoulders, but also in front to Napoli." Inter Milans slim hopes of snatching a Champions League spot are all but over after it lost 2-0 to Cagliari. It has been leapfrogged by Roma, which beat Torino 2-1. Milan striker Stephan El Shaarawy was surprisingly benched in favour of Robinho. "Nobody can play an entire season at the top level," Allegri said. "In the last few rounds he had dipped in psychological terms, he is only 20 years old and has already scored many goals, which is precisely why he needs to be dealt with in the best way possible." The home side was also without Mario Balotelli who was serving the first of a three-match suspension for insulting an official. There was a brief flare up of trouble before the match as Milan fans threw stones at a bus carrying Napoli supporters and police had to intervene with tear gas. Milan almost got off to the perfect start but Napoli goalkeeper Morgan De Sanctis palmed away Kevin-Prince Boatengs deflected effort. Allegris team broke the deadlock on the half hour mark. Boateng and Robinho combined well and the ball came out to Flamini, who sent a low drive into the bottom right corner. But shortly afterwards a splendid cross from Marek Hamsik found Pandev, who got between two Milan defenders to fire in the equalizer. Napoli could have taken the lead three minutes from halftime as Edinson Cavvani beat the offside trap to race onto a long ball.dddddddddddd He tried to lob Christian Abbiati but the Milan goalkeeper managed to fingertip it away from his goal. Milans chances of snatching all three points grew slimmer when Flamini was shown a straight red card for a horrendous tackle on Juan Camilo Zuniga. El Shaarawy replaced Robinho almost immediately afterwards but had little impact. Napoli came close to winning the game in stoppage time as first Abbiati pulled off a great save to parry Pablo Ameros cross past Cavani. The ball was put then back into the area but susbitute Emanuele Calaios header flew just wide. Inter is nine points behind Milan after it lost in Trieste, where Cagliari is playing after abandoning its troubled Is Arenas stadium. Cagliari took the lead in the 63rd minute after it was awarded a dubious penalty when Matias Silvestre was adjudged to have fouled Mauricio Pinilla. The striker converted and doubled his tally 13 minutes later following a one-two with Matias Cabrera. Inters fourth loss in five games leaves it a point behind Roma. Pablo Daniel Osvaldo headed the capital side in front from a tight angle in the 22nd minute. However, Torino levelled when Rolando Bianchi beat Nicolas Burdissimo to Alessio Cercis cross and fired in from close range. Erik Lamela scored what was to prove the winner when he curled a stunning strike into the top left corner from just outside the area. Roma was forced to play the final 10 minutes with 10 men after Federico Balzaretti was sent off following a second booking. At the other end of the table, relegation-threatened Palermo was forced to settle for a 1-1 draw at home with Bologna after a goalkeeping error. Two straight wins had given Palermo hope of escaping the drop, and it made the perfect start when Josip Ilicic fired into the net following a one-two with Fabrizio Miccoli. However, Bologna levelled following a moment of madness from Palermo goalkeeper Stefano Sorrentino. Sorrentino went to collect Michel Morganellas backpass but appeared to only then remember he could not touch it with his hands. The ball rolled under his body, allowing Manolo Gabbiadini to round him and slot into an empty net. The Sicilian side is two points from safety, level with Genoa which drew a derby match 1-1 against 10-man Sampdoria. Eder gave Sampdoria the lead with an inventive free kick, drilling his effort below the wall as it jumped and into the bottom left corner. The match changed 12 minutes from time when Andrea Costa received a second booking for a tackle on Antonio Floro Flores and was dismissed. Mantuzalem levelled just two minutes later with a stunning strike that flew into the top left corner. Elsewhere, Udinese cruised to a 3-0 victory at Parma while Chievo Verona drew 0-0 at home to Catania. cheap nfl jerseys ' ' '
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