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Watch Video Play Video The world of Brazilian football is saying goodbye to a legend as former captain Socrates passed away in hospital on Sunday. According to his doctor, complications from an intestinal infection were to blame. Socrates was admitted into a Sao Paulo hospital on Thursday with food poisoning. The illness though, later developed into septic shock leaving the 57-year-old on life support. Born in 1954, Socrates was renowned as one of the greatest playmakers of his generation. An astute passer and reader of the game, he earned his nickname of "The Golden Heel", for his use of the backheel. Starting his career at Corinthians in the early 1980s, Socrates rose to world fame at the 1982 and 1986 World Cups, when he served as Brazilian captain and was part of a golden generation that included Zico, Junior, and Falcao. After retiring from soccer, he practiced medicine in a small town and worked as a TV commentator and columnist. Related stories Corinthians win 20...
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Watch Video Play Video World number one Rafael Nadal went after his sixth Barcelona Open title in seven years. He met Spanish compatriot David Ferrer in Sunday's final. Nadal got down to business early. He broke serve three times in the opening set, as Ferrer kept missing first serve opportunites. Nadal scored off his own serve on set point and took the opener 6-2. Ferrer went 2-games down in the second set before rallying with a forehand to the corner. He took the next four games and opened up a 4-2 lead. But Nadal was too tough. He broke the Ferrer serve again and then levelled the scoreline before collecting his sixth break of the match. Nadal wins Barcelona Open Ferrer hit a backhand wide and Nadal wrapped up the victory in straight sets, 6-2, 6-4. Related stories Djokovic expends red-hot run with win over Nadal 2011-04-04 Editor: Liu Fang | Source: CNTV.CN
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