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Competition for places in this year's Ryder Cup team in Brookline, USA is hotting up, so there is more to play for at the Euro Tour Golf: German Open (1pm Sky Sports 3) than just the title. Australian Stephen Allan is defending his crown at the Sporting Club in Berlin, but do not write off the home players who include rising stars Sven Struever and Alex Cejka and the evergreen Bernhard Langer.
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