Soul’s triumphant Dubai debut last week could have earned the stakeswinning sprinter the chance to take on his former Australian stablemate Sepoy on World Cup night. Soul won three of …
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Sydney’s stand-alone start to the AFL season will be unique in more ways than one, with the Swans and Giants both missing out on a weekend off after the pre-season …
Continue reading No AFL break for Swans prior to GWS clashGroup One winning filly Streama will be joined by her less experienced but talented stablemate Appearance in Saturday’s Surround Stakes on their home track of Warwick Farm. The Group Two …
Continue reading Streama ready to show best in SurroundNew coach Brian McClennan is keeping faith with the New Zealand Warriors’ young brigade, saying they are the NRL club’s future. The Warriors brought in only one outside recruit – …
Continue reading McClennan keeps faith in youthTop-seeded David Ferrer easily defended his title at the Mexican Open on Saturday, beating fellow Spaniard Fernando Verdasco 6-1 6-2 in the final. Ferrer broke Verdasco twice in each set …
Continue reading Ferrer defends title at Mexican OpenSharp-shooter Mike Harris has fired Queensland to their best Super Rugby start in 13 years and ensured Quade Cooper can no longer expect to regain the goalkicking duties he relishes …
Continue reading Reds superboot Harris on record paceFord flyer Will Davison won the second race at the Clipsal 500 on Sunday as defending V8 Supercar champion Jamie Whincup struggled with a misfiring engine. Davison led home a …
Continue reading Will Davison takes Clipsal 500 victorySalvaging something from the wreckage of the Olyroos’ debacle is a tough ask. But Australian under-23s defender Matt Jurman reckons he can find one positive ahead of his next big …
Continue reading Olyroo turns focus to ACLBattling Sydney FC need to belatedly find some home form and stop conceding late goals to stay in the A-League finals race. Sydney fell three points behind sixth-placed Newcastle after …
Continue reading Sydney FC searching for home liftMelbourne key forward Jack Watts, one of the most scrutinised players in the AFL, has shrugged off the latest criticism about his playing intensity. Former Collingwood coach Mick Malthouse and …
Continue reading Watts shrugs off AFL criticismDandenong Rangers set up the first all-Victorian WNBL grand final in 25 years by overturning a 13-point deficit for a 91-78 preliminary final away win over minor premiers Adelaide Lightning …
Continue reading Dandenong into WNBL grand final v BulleenDaunting sudden-death trips to Wellington or Perth are shaping as the rewards for the A-League clubs that clinch the bottom two berths for this season’s finals. The Phoenix climbed to …
Continue reading Tough trips loom for A-League finalistsAustralia’s Taj Burrow has made it an Australian double, winning the season-opening men’s competition in the world championship surfing event on the Gold Coast. Earlier on Sunday, Stephanie Gilmore won …
Continue reading Aussies victorious at Snapper RocksFootball broke out in the middle of the war of words surrounding Gold Coast United as the embattled A-League team battled mightily before falling 2-0 to Wellington Phoenix on Sunday. …
Continue reading Phoenix battle to better under-siege CoastAlbert The Fat returns to Flemington on Saturday in a bid to win the Newmarket Handicap while his trainer Chris Waller will have three leading chances in Sydney’s first autumn …
Continue reading Big weekend coming up for WallerHe missed from the sideline in regulation but Wests Tigers superstar Benji Marshall made no mistake in golden point to get his side out of jail with a 17-16 NRL …
Continue reading Marshall hands Tigers NRL win over SharksAfter turning up to the trials just to say hello to some friends and for a test run, Jarrod Bannister gave his Olympic medal chances a huge boost with his …
Continue reading Bannister throws big at trialsCentral Coast coach Graham Arnold is excited about unleashing his talented youngsters in the Asian Champions League, but fears the A-League can do little to stop the talent drain to …
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