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MADRID -- With a late equalizer by substitute Marco Reus, Borussia Dortmund drew 2-2 with defending champion Real Madrid on Wednesday to win Group F and set a scoring record of 21 goals in the group stage of the Champions League.Karim Benzema netted in each half at the Santiago Bernabeu Stadium to give Madrid a 2-0 lead, but forward Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang pulled the German side closer in the 61st and Reus struck the equalizer in the 88th.In the end it was a happy outcome for us, Dortmund coach Thomas Tuchel said. It was very important to stand up to Real Madrid twice. We played full of courage.Dortmund had already drawn 2-2 with Madrid when they met in Germany.Madrid was left with the consolation prize of matching the clubs 34-game unbeaten streak that had stood since the late 1980s.We had a lot of opportunities to put the game away and we didnt, Madrid coach Zinedine Zidane said. We played a good match but couldnt get the win, now we have to move on. In the end it was well-deserved for them (Dortmund) for what they have done so far.Dortmund finished the group with 14 points, two more than Madrid. Legia Warsaw, which defeated Sporting Lisbon 1-0 in Poland, finished third with four points to qualify for the Europa League.To win the Champions it doesnt matter if you are first or second in the group, Benzema said. You have to beat all the teams.Cristiano Ronaldo was held scoreless for the fourth straight time in the Champions League, again missing the chance to become the first player to score 100 goals in European competitions. His total remains at 98.Benzema opened the scoring from close range in the 28th, completing a low cross by Dani Carvajal from the right flank. The Frenchman added to the lead in the 53rd with a firm header after a well-placed cross by James Rodriguez.Aubameyang scored from inside the area and then set up Reus equalizer after a quick counterattack.Aubameyangs goal helped Dortmund match the previous record of 20 group-stage goals, a mark that had been achieved by three other clubs: Barcelona, this season and in 2011-12, Madrid in 2013-14 and Manchester United in 1998-99.Dortmunds campaign this season included 6-0 and 8-4 routs against Legia.The draw allowed Zidanes team to match Madrids unbeaten run set under coach Leo Beenhakker in the 1988-89. Madrid hasnt been defeated since April at Wolfsburg in the quarterfinals of last seasons Champions League.Its important to continue to make history and continue our good run, Zidane said.Ronaldos best chance on Wednesday was a close-range shot that struck the far post in the 78th minute. 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WELLINGTON, New Zealand -- New Zealands two largest newspaper groups are not sending journalists to cover the Olympics in Rio de Janeiro because of a dispute with domestic broadcasting rights-holder Sky TV and the New Zealand Olympic Committee over accreditation terms they say will unfairly restrict coverage.NZME, which owns the New Zealand Herald, and Fairfax New Zealand, which publishes newspapers including Wellingtons Dominion-Post and Christchurch Press, have been in talks for months with Sky.Both groups on Thursday said negotiations have reached an impasse and they have withdrawn applications for accreditation.The conditions in question restrict the amount of footage used on news websites for non-rightsholders and how soon after an event that content could appear.Fairfax had planned to send nine journalists to the Olympics and NZME was sending a similar-sized team of writers, photographers and videographers.NZME managing editor Shayne Currie said he had informed the New Zealand Olympic Committee of his organizations position.This has been a difficult decision but ultimately we cannot accept what we view as unduly restrictive and unnecessary News Access Rules, Currie said. These do not allow for fair-use of copyright material in accordance with the New Zealand Copyrighht Act and have the potential to impact heavily on our ability to cover the Games in a fair and meaningful way.ddddddddddddurrie said NZME also believed the conditions run counter to the Olympic charter.Fairfax executive editor Sinead Boucher said the proposed local conditions on the use of games footage were unprecedented and didnt not respect terms of the countrys Copyright ACT over fair use from major sports events.In a letter to NZOC chief executive Kereyn Smith, released Thursday, Boucher said We are not prepared to sacrifice our editorial freedom and right to freely report about the Olympics as a major news event.In our view, it is unacceptable that a broadcast rights holder should have been given so much power to control how its competitor media organizations get to report on an event of such national and international significance.The NZOC did not immediately respond to requests for comment.Sky TV director of communication Kirsty Way said the company stands by its news access rules that theyre the most generous in the whole world and have been acceptable worldwide, but apparently theyre not acceptable to our news agencies in New Zealand. 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