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A SNAPSHOT OF ROUND ONE IN THE A-LEAGUETHEY SAID ITI had a beautiful text this morning from a kid, Gabe, who sat next to me in the derby last year, whos got cancer. He said hed be watching the game, and that this type of result with a Sky Blues win gives him reason to live. I read that to the boys before the game, and you could see the hunger straight away in the players faces, Sydney FC coach Graham Arnold reveals the surprising motivation behind his sides 4-0 victory over Western Sydney.STAT THAT MATTERSSaturday nights Sydney derby became the best-attended Australian club football match when 61,880 went through the gates at ANZ Stadium. Unfortunately, most were Western Sydney fans who cant have been pleased by the 4-0 loss.MAN OF THE ROUNDHeres cheers for Paul Okon, whose first half as an A-League coach was as miserable as you could get. At half-time, Perth Glory had three goals and were every chance of hitting double figures against his Central Coast side. Okons response was to drop his most experienced defender, Jacques Faty. It worked as the Mariners conjured a most astonishing 3-3 draw after a double from Roy ODonovan.SAFEST HANDSDanny Vukovic was assured in the derby but Dean Bouzanis weathered the storm in Wellington. The dismissal of Thomas Sorensen brought the back-up gloveman into goal and he stood strong as the 10-man City resisted the Phoenix. Next up, the Melbourne derby.CONTROVERSY CORNERBrisbane Roar coach John Aloisi was scathing of referee Shaun Evans decision to send off Matt McKay in his 200th A-League match. Melbourne Victory coach Kevin Muscat hated seeing a 96th minute equaliser in his net when only 95 minutes were issued. A 1-1 draw was probably fair.UNDER PRESSUREIs it too early for Western Sydney coach Tony Popovic to take some heat? Certainly Wanderers captain Nikolai Topor-Stanley should be chastised for his rash send-off in the FFA Cup that deemed him ineligible for the 4-0 derby mauling. 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Denmarks Thorbjorn Olesen will take a commanding seven-shot lead into the final round of the ￡5.7million Turkish Airlines Open in pursuit of the first seven-figure payday of his career.Olesen was six clear at the halfway stage thanks to a stunning second round of 62, the 26-year-old setting a new course record with eight birdies, an eagle and a bogey at the Regnum Carya Golf & Spa Resort.And, although he was unsurprisingly unable to reproduce such fireworks on Saturday, a third round of 68 took him to 18 under par and into the biggest 54-hole lead of the season by two shots.Englands David Horsey, Italys Matteo Manassero, American David Lipsky, Austrias Bernd Wiesberger and Chinas Li Haotong made up a cosmopolitan chasing pack on 11 under, with South Africas George Coetzee and Thailands Thongchai Jaidee a shot further back.The first prize of just over 1 million euros (nearly $1.2 million) eclipses Olesens previous biggest cheque of 700,000 euros for winning his third European Tour title in the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship last year.Its not about the money, said Olesen, whose lead was down to four shots following a bogey on the 10th before he produced a hat-trick of birdies from the 14th.This is the Final Series and its a massive event and obviously it would be great to win it. Theres still 18 holes left and I really have to stay concentrated out there and stay in my own little zone.Ive never had a seven-shot lead. I felt a bit nervous when I went out today also because Ive never been that many shots clear. Its a biit of a weird feeling, but I know its not easy and theres a bunch of guys there and its possible to shoot a really low one out here.ddddddddddddI need to stay aggressive tomorrow and keep plugging away.Horsey admitted the chasing pack will need some help from Olesen on Sunday to claim an unlikely victory, but has not given up hope of securing his fifth European Tour title.Realistically we are going to need something drastic to happen on his part for us to have a chance, but you never know, the 31-year-old said after his 68.Ive just got to go very low and make a lot of birdies. He seems to be in control of his game and ultimately weve got to try and put some pressure on him somehow and hopefully hell falter.But at the end of the day we cant control what he does and just have to go out there and try to shoot a score and see what happens at the end of the day.Its fantastic that weve got these events at the end of the year to really make a difference. If you do well in them, you can really boost your Race to Dubai position and your world rankings. Its a nice time of year to start playing well and hopefully we continue it, not just tomorrow but into the next couple of events.Masters champion Danny Willett, who needs to finish fifth or better to reclaim top spot in the Race to Dubai from Henrik Stenson, is joint 48th after carding four birdies and one bogey in a 68, his lowest round of the week. ' ' '