Steven Pienaar
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Everton beat Hull City 2-1
Pienaar marked his return from a hamstring injury by meeting a cross from Kevin Mirallas in the 57th minute and slotting it in with his first touch.
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Ernie Els tops South Africa's sport rich list
The top four on the South African sports list were golfers. Els was followed by Louis Oosthuizen, Retief Goosen and Charl Schwartzel.
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Steven Pienaar keeps Everton's Euro bid on track
Fulham had lost their previous 19 league visits to Goodison Park and the way Martin Jol's side played for long periods suggested they knew it would be another fruitless exercise.
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Leighton Baines keeps Everton's European hopes on track
West Brom were almost level in the 68th minute when Graham Dorrans crashed a free-kick against the crossbar. In a frantic finish, Steven Pienaar then hit the post for Everton before Moyes' men hung on for the three points.
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Lampard rescues Chelsea in 2-1 win at Everton
Having fallen behind to Steven Pienaar's goal after just 63 seconds, Chelsea had the 34-year-old Lampard to thank for securing a fourth straight win to maintain the momentum under interim manager Rafa Benitez.
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Everton late show rocks Tottenham
Nikica Jelavic and Steven Pienaar grabbed late goals to complete a remarkable fightback as Everton beat Tottenham 2-1 at Goodison Park to go fourth in the Premier League on Sunday.
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A look at how the African boys performed in separate leagues on the weekend
South African Steven Pienaar and Ivorian Cheick Tiote were red carded and Senegalese Demba Ba conceded an own goal in the English Premier League at the weekend.
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Everton draw at QPR despite Steven Pienaar's dismissal
Everton held on for a 1-1 draw at QPR despite Steven Pienaar's second half dismissal at Loftus Road on Sunday.
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South Africa rallying after Steven Pienaar's exit
South Africa are rebounding from captain Steven Pienaar's decision to quit international football, his successor
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Aston Villa surrender at home to Everton
Aston Villa manager Paul Lambert suffered a nightmare home debut as his team went down 3-1 against Everton at Villa Park on Saturday.
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Everton beat Hull City 2-1
Pienaar marked his return from a hamstring injury by meeting a cross from Kevin Mirallas in the 57th minute and slotting it in with his first touch.
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Ernie Els tops South Africa's sport rich list
The top four on the South African sports list were golfers. Els was followed by Louis Oosthuizen, Retief Goosen and Charl Schwartzel.
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Steven Pienaar keeps Everton's Euro bid on track
Fulham had lost their previous 19 league visits to Goodison Park and the way Martin Jol's side played for long periods suggested they knew it would be another fruitless exercise.
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Leighton Baines keeps Everton's European hopes on track
West Brom were almost level in the 68th minute when Graham Dorrans crashed a free-kick against the crossbar. In a frantic finish, Steven Pienaar then hit the post for Everton before Moyes' men hung on for the three points.
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Lampard rescues Chelsea in 2-1 win at Everton
Having fallen behind to Steven Pienaar's goal after just 63 seconds, Chelsea had the 34-year-old Lampard to thank for securing a fourth straight win to maintain the momentum under interim manager Rafa Benitez.
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Everton late show rocks Tottenham
Nikica Jelavic and Steven Pienaar grabbed late goals to complete a remarkable fightback as Everton beat Tottenham 2-1 at Goodison Park to go fourth in the Premier League on Sunday.
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A look at how the African boys performed in separate leagues on the weekend
South African Steven Pienaar and Ivorian Cheick Tiote were red carded and Senegalese Demba Ba conceded an own goal in the English Premier League at the weekend.
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Everton draw at QPR despite Steven Pienaar's dismissal
Everton held on for a 1-1 draw at QPR despite Steven Pienaar's second half dismissal at Loftus Road on Sunday.
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South Africa rallying after Steven Pienaar's exit
South Africa are rebounding from captain Steven Pienaar's decision to quit international football, his successor
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Aston Villa surrender at home to Everton
Aston Villa manager Paul Lambert suffered a nightmare home debut as his team went down 3-1 against Everton at Villa Park on Saturday.
