Differences?

[maral55]

Is there a difference between these two sentences?

I used to play tennis, but because of injury I had to give it up.
I used to play tennis, but I had to give it up because of injury.

[2006]

Is there a difference between these two sentences?

I used to play tennis, but because of injury I had to give it up.
I used to play tennis, but I had to give it up because of injury.

There is no difference in meaning, and both are correct. But I prefer the first one.

[maral55]

Yeah, I thought so.
Odd that they were two options in a test.