Geelong spearhead Tom Hawkins has marked his 250th AFL game with his first five-goal haul of the season for the ladder leaders who have beaten Sydney by 27 points at …
Continue reading Cats’ Hawkins kicks five in 250th AFL gamePenrith have been brought back to earth with a thud after having their seven-game NRL winning streak emphatically snapped 30-18 by Canberra. The Panthers were on track for what would’ve …
Continue reading Resilient Raiders end Panthers’ NRL streakThe Sydney Roosters’ scratchy 20-12 win over Canterbury has come at a cost with Boyd Cordner, Siosiua Taukeiaho and Jared Warea-Hargreaves all facing time on the NRL sidelines. The premiers …
Continue reading Cordner hurt in Roosters NRL win over DogsWestern Bulldogs coach Luke Beveridge is bracing himself for confirmation that the 47-point win over Fremantle at Marvel Stadium will be the last of Dale Morris’ AFL career. In his …
Continue reading Dale Morris injury sours Bulldogs AFL winChristian Lealiifano thought his days as a Wallabies starter were over, and that was before he was diagnosed with leukaemia. So it was no surprise the No.10 struggled to find …
Continue reading Steady Lealiifano pushes World Cup claimsSupercars star Scott McLaughlin has atoned for his miss in race one, clinching his 14th win of 2019 in one of the season’s closest finishes at the Ipswich SuperSprint. McLaughlin …
Continue reading McLaughlin’s 14th Supercars win in 2019The Sydney Roosters may have lost Sio Siua Taukeiaho to injury and might be without Jared Waerea-Hargreaves for several weeks after their scratchy 20-12 NRL win over Canterbury. Sio Siua …
Continue reading Roosters scratchy in NRL win over BulldogsA knee injury that appears set to end Dale Morris’ decorated AFL career has soured the Western Bulldogs’ emphatic 47-point win over Fremantle at Marvel Stadium. In his first senior …
Continue reading Morris injury sours Dogs win over DockersCollingwood midfielder Dayne Beams will return to the AFL club on Monday following his recent mental health break, but it remains unclear when he will play again. And star midfielder …
Continue reading Dayne Beams to return from mental breakAustralian Rugby League Commission chairman Peter Beattie has flagged a fresh push for reform as the game seeks a replacement for Mark Coyne. Former Queensland and St George great Coyne …
Continue reading Get game’s best: Beattie seeks ARLC reformAdelaide coach Don Pyke has lost the support of his players and there are numerous other problems at the AFL club, according to Port Adelaide legend Kane Cornes. Pyke is …
Continue reading Pyke has lost Crows player group: CornesWarriors chief executive Cameron George will seek answers from the NRL over their latest refereeing grievances and has called on fans to make their own unique protest. George wants supporters …
Continue reading Fans should dress as refs: Warriors bossWill the AFL coaching merry-go-round come to a halt without a single caretaker hopping off? When Brad Scott (North Melbourne), Alan Richardson (St Kilda), and Brendon Bolton (Carlton) left their …
Continue reading AFL caretakers firming for full-time gigsSamu Kerevi is loving the Wallabies’ new direction and has hopes his fledgling monster centres partnership with Tevita Kuridrani continues for the Bledisloe Cup series against New Zealand starting in …
Continue reading Kerevi centred as Wallabies eye All BlacksThe All Blacks are hopeful Brodie Retallick will be available for Rugby World Cup selection after the powerhouse forward suffered a dislocated shoulder during their Test draw with South Africa. …
Continue reading All Blacks hopeful of Retallick recoveryMelbourne playmaker Cameron Munster is hoping the golden point loss to Manly shocks the competition frontrunners with the NRL finals looming. The Storm fell 11-10 to the Sea Eagles, thanks …
Continue reading Munster hopes NRL loss shocks StormAlex de Minaur has beaten local hope Reilly Opelka in the Atlanta Open to move within one match of claiming his second career ATP title. The third seed won 7-6 …
Continue reading De Minaur to face Fritz in Atlanta finalRush defence will be grim reality in the biggest games at the Rugby World Cup, according to Springboks coach Rassie Erasmus, who predicts tries will be at a premium in …
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