The Wallabies may have quietly fist-pumped each other after French referee Jerome Garces was named to control their Rugby World Cup quarter-final against England. Garces was in charge when Michael …
Continue reading Garces to control Wallabies-England clashThe Scottish Rugby Union has been referred to a disputes committee over its comments about the potential cancellation of their World Cup clash against Japan, organisers said on Tuesday. The …
Continue reading Scotland rugby faces disrepute chargesNorth Melbourne will be hoping Melbourne suffer a repeat of their disastrous 2019 AFL season next year after swapping pick No.8 at this year’s draft for the Demons’ 2020 first-round …
Continue reading Roos give up pick No.8 in swap with DemonsSimona De Silvestro’s Supercars career is up in the air after Kelly Racing announced a scale back and manufacturer switch for the 2020 season. Team boss Todd Kelly confirmed on …
Continue reading Kelly Racing confirms Ford Mustang moveNRL star Andrew Fifita has leapt to the defence of an embattled Nelson Asofa-Solomona, saying if it was his brother in a fight he would be going “all out”. Asofa-Solomona …
Continue reading NRL stars defend Storm prop Asofa-SolomonaFormer AFL No.1 draft pick Jonathon Patton has been traded to Hawthorn. On Tuesday, GWS confirmed Patton had been traded for a future fourth-round draft pick (tied to Melbourne’s ladder …
Continue reading Giants’ Patton joins Hawks in AFL tradeGold Coast are sticking to their guns with Carlton over Jack Martin as the end of the AFL trade period approaches. The Blues are reluctant to part with a first-round …
Continue reading Suns to close deals as AFL trades fire upMatthew Nicks has been appointed coach of AFL club Adelaide. Nicks replaces Don Pyke, who quit last month. The appointment of Nicks was confirmed by the Crows on Tuesday before …
Continue reading Matthew Nicks to coach Adelaide in AFLAndrew Fifita has hit back at the Tongan National Rugby League, describing the power struggle over their national team as “stupid”. Fifita will lead an invitational Tongan team at the …
Continue reading Tonga tug-of-war is stupid: Andrew FifitaNSW Waratahs have finalised their coaching team for the 2020 Super Rugby season with former World Cup-winning Wallabies forward Matt Cockbain snapped up as forwards coach. Cockbain, a member of …
Continue reading Waratahs finalise 2020 coaching teamFormer Penrith and North Queensland star Lachlan Coote has revealed he almost gave up on full-time rugby league after his release by the Cowboys last year. Coote was part of …
Continue reading I almost quit after Cowboys release: CooteJess Sergis has continued her quest to make up for lost time after she capped off her tremendous club year with a second top gong on Monday night. Sergis was …
Continue reading Sergis stunned by breakout 2019 seasonInternational stayer Raymond Tusk will not be an acceptor for the Caulfield Cup and is instead being saved for the Melbourne Cup. Turnbull Stakes winner Kings Will Dream is also …
Continue reading Raymond Tusk being saved for the Melbourne Cup 2019Herbert Power Stakes winner The Chosen One has been given a half-kilogram Melbourne Cup penalty for his victory in the Group Two race. The Murray Baker and Andrew Forsman-trained New …
Continue reading The Chosen One given Melbourne Cup 2019 penaltyRed Verdon has overcome a leg injury which had threatened to keep the stayer out of the Caulfield Cup. The Ed Dunlop-trained stayer trotted up lame on Friday but travelling …
Continue reading Red Verdon overcomes injury ahead of Caulfield Cup 2019Former South African galloper Yulong Prince and Japanese-bred Wolfe are making a last-ditch effort to force their way into the Caulfield Cup. Wednesday’s Group Three $200,000 Coongy Cup (2000m) offers …
Continue reading Coongy Cup runners hopeful of gaining Caulfield Cup startBrisbane gelding The Candy Man is scheduled to take on weight-for-age class for the first time in the Group Two Craven Plate (2000m) at Randwick. The Candy Man will be …
Continue reading The Candy Man ready for WFA challenge in Craven PlateA bigger, stronger version of Cross Counter has returned to Australia in a bid to defend his Melbourne Cup crown. Cross Counter was one of five Godolphin-owned horses trained by …
Continue reading Cross Counter looks to defend Melbourne Cup 2019


