The numbers game: Looking back at the figures that made sport in 2015

Who pushed the boundaries this year?

Mon, 28 Dec, 2015 - 00:00

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“We did quite well in the second half,” said Federated States of Micronesia Stan Foster after his side held Fiji to 38-0 in the Pacific Games in July, having trailed 21-0 at the break.

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Courts Sports Columnists Place: Toronto Place: Nevada Place: Cascata del Salto Place: Maggia, Switzerland Place: Wembley Place: San Diego Place: Magnetic North Pole Place: Europe Place: Croke Park Place: Christchurch Place: Pakistan Person: Stan Foster Person: David Beckham Person: Brooklyn Person: Todd Reichert Person: Todd Person: Jose Mourinho Person: Laso Schaller Person: Richie Towell Person: Anthony Martial Person: George Hood Person: Hidekichi Miyazaki Person: Miyazaki Person: Ollie Phillips Person: Tim Stimpson Person: Lionel Messi Person: Thomas Muller Person: Messi Person: Neymar Person: Suarez Person: Miguel Angel Jimenez Event: Pacific Games Event: World Human-Powered Speed Challenge Event: Rugby World Cup Event: MLB Event: Kyoto Masters Event: World Cup Event: Champions League Event: BMW PGA Championship Event: Spanish Open Organisation: Federated States of Micronesia Organisation: Fiji Organisation: Vanuatu Organisation: FIFA Organisation: Aerovelo Organisation: Chelsea Organisation: USA women’s soccer team Organisation: Bray Wanderers Organisation: Dundalk Organisation: League of Ireland Organisation: Ireland Organisation: Romania Organisation: Argentina Organisation: New Zealand Organisation: LA Dodgers Organisation: Colorado Rockies Organisation: Rockies Organisation: Manchester United Organisation: Monaco Organisation: Premier League Organisation: Deloitte Organisation: Cork Organisation: Dublin Organisation: Apoel Nicosia Organisation: Bayern Munich Organisation: Olympiacos Organisation: MSN

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