Reuters Sports Schedule at 0600 GMT on Monday, Jan 30

Reuters sports schedule at 0600 GMT on Monday (times GMT):

NFL

Brandon Marshall was the star of the show with a Pro Bowl record four touchdowns to lead the AFC to 59-41 victory over the NFC at Aloha Stadium in Hawaii. (NFL-PROBOWL/, moved, pix, 300 words)

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BOSTON - Possessing 'All-American' good looks, married to a supermodel and one of the most successful quarterbacks of all time, the New England Patriots' Tom Brady transcends sport. (NFL-SUPERBOWL/BRADY, moved, by Ros Krasy, 500 words)

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NBA

LeBron James scored 35 points as the Miami Heat beat the Chicago Bulls 97-93 in a thrilling clash between the top two teams in the Eastern Conference on Sunday. (NBA-MIAMI, moved, pix, by Simon Evans, 400 words)

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GOLF

PGA Tour: Farmers Insurance Open, San Diego, California

SAN DIEGO - Brandt Snedeker clinched his third PGA Tour title in stunning fashion by beating fellow American Kyle Stanley in a nerve-jangling playoff for the Farmers Insurance Open. (GOLF-PGA/, moved, pix, by Mark Lamport-Stokes, 400 words)

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LONDON - We look back at Briton Robert Rock's victory in the Abu Dhabi Championship on Sunday and reflect on former world number one Tiger Woods's performance at the European Tour event. (GOLF-EUROPEAN/, expect by 1200, pix, by Tony Jimenez, 400 words)

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SOCCER

La Liga: Osasuna v Atletico Madrid (2000)

MADRID - Atletico Madrid's revival under new coach Diego Simeone will be tested at Osasuna in a La Liga clash between two sides on the fringe of the European places. (SOCCER-SPAIN/ expect from 2200, pix, by Iain Rogers, 300 words)

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MADRID - Balding bank manager Pablo Infante, top scorer in this season's King's Cup, leads giant-killers Mirandes into a semi-final first leg clash with Athletic Bilbao on Tuesday. (SOCCER-SPAIN/CUP (PREVIEW), expect by 1100, by Mark Elkington, 400 words)

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TENNIS

ATP: Santiago International, Chile (to Feb. 5)

Zagreb Indoors, Croatia (to 5)

Montpellier International, France (to 5)

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