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Rory McIlroy saw signs of improvement on the final day of the WGC-Cadillac Championship in Florida © Getty Images |
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Rory McIlroy plays his tee shot on the second hole © Getty Images |
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Caroline Wozniacki poses with the trophy © Getty Images |
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Richard Kilty wins gold in the 60 metres © Getty Images |
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Martin Skrtel lies injured on the ground after an awkward fall © PA Photos |
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Glenn Maxwell celebrates his century © Getty Images |
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JB Holmes celebrates his hole-in-one during the third round © Getty Images |
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Rory McIlroy signed for a third-round 72 but he did not throw any more clubs into the lake © Getty Images |
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Aston Villa fans invade the pitch after full time © Getty Images |
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Claudio Yacob is sent off © Getty Images |
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Scott Sinclair doubles Aston Villa's lead with a curling effort © Getty Images |
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