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The Three Degrees
How three black players revolutionised English football in the 1970s.
Racing the Stasi
in 1964, East German cyclist, Dieter Wiedemann, defected for love and the Tour de
Pele s the New York Cosmos
Clive Toye's of Pele's shock move to a US soccer team in 1975
Tegla Loroupe wins NY Marathon
How Tegla Loroupe became the first African woman to win a major marathon
The Dumptruck - King of Sumo
How a Hawaiian-born wrestler stormed the traditional world of Japanese Sumo in the 1980s
Pakistan's First Women Cricketers
The two Karachi women who blazed a trail for women's cricket.
g Michael Jordan
How the Chicago Bulls managed to pick the basketball legend in the 1984 NBA draft.
Wimbledon Pioneers
The women's doubles partnership who broke new ground for Jewish and Black players
The Indomitable Lions
How Cameroon shocked Maradona's Argentina at the 1990 World Cup
FA Cup Giantkillers
How tiny Hereford United won a famous FA Cup victory over Newcastle in 1972
The Harlem Globetrotters in the Soviet Union
How the American showmen won over basketball fans in Moscow during the Cold War
South Africa win the Africa Cup of Nations
How a football victory in 1996 helped South Africa heal the wounds of Apartheid
Skating's Battle of the Brians
The 1988 Winter Olympic showdown between American Brian Boitano and Canadian Brian Orser
The Ice Bowl
How the coldest game in American Football made the reputation of the Green Bay Packers
The Black Stars of Ghana
How the Ghanaian football team won a famous Africa Cup of Nations victory in 1965
Surfing Mavericks
The Californian who pioneered one of the most famous surfing breaks in the world in 1975
Beryl Burton - The Yorkshire Dynamo
The story of one of the best woman cyclists of all time and a record that still stands.
Boat Race Mutiny
In 1987, a group of Oxford University rowers led a famous rebellion against their coach.
Socceroos in Vietnam
How Australia's footballers won their first international tournament in Saigon in 1967.
Barry Sheene Crashes
The playboy British motorcyclist who suffered the fastest crash in motorcycling history
India's World Cup Cricket Triumph
The unexpected victory at Lord's in 1983 which put Indian one-day cricket on the map
Rwanda v Uganda: The Match that Made History
The historic Africa Cup of Nations qualifier between footballing rivals Uganda and Rwanda
Black Golfer at the Masters
In 1975, Lee Elder became the first African-American to play the prestigious tournament
Yale Women Rowers Protest
In 1976, the Yale rowing team stripped naked to demand equal treatment for women's sport
Judit Polgar - Chess Prodigy
How the chess prodigy overcame sexism in her sport and defeated the all-time greats.
Alberto Juantorena: Cuba's 'White Lightning'
The Cuban runner who won a unique double at the 1976 Olympics and became a national hero
The Petty Family: Kings of Nascar
How tragedy struck one of the most famous dynasties in American motor sport
Tito and Yugoslav Football
How the death of the Yugoslav dictator made fans and players cry at a top game in 1980.
Haile Gebrselassie
The legendary Ethiopian distance runner recalls winning the Olympics by one second.
Wheelchair Racer Tanni Grey-Thompson
How the British wheelchair racer won her greatest victory at the 2004 Paralympic Games
Bert Trautmann: From Hitler Youth to the FA Cup
The former Nazi paratrooper who became a hero to Manchester City fans in the 1950s
