Queensland assistant coach Nate Myles is likely to receive an official warning about his behaviour after he sledged Joseph Suaalii repeatedly as the Blues debutant made his way to the sheds after being sent off in the Origin opener. Myles repeatedly taunted the young Rooster… Read More »Origin News: Myles’ Suaalii sledge revealed, Slater sounds warning, Hynes under pressure to keep spot
The Paris dream is over for Alex de Minaur, his hopes of reaching the French Open semi-final ground into the Roland Garros clay-court dust by the relentless Olympic champion Alexander Zverev. The first Australian man into the quarter-finals since Lleyton Hewitt two decades ago, de… Read More »Demon done: Aussie’s Paris run ends with straight-sets loss to Zverev
As the book closes on the regular season of Super Rugby Pacific 2024, it’s an apt time to reflect on how it went for the five Australian sides. Three of them have made it to the quarter finals, with just one sneaking into the top… Read More »Super Rugby Report Card: Larkham’s genius move, Kiss building well for 2025, Tahs caned
There were two big winners out of a weird and wonderful Round 12 of AFL action: Fremantle, and The Roar’s own Dem Panopoulos. While the rest of us expert tippers were scrambling about trying – and failing – to so much as get half our… Read More »The Roar’s AFL expert tips and predictions, Round 13: Can the Dees respond to week from hell in King’s Birthday blockbuster?
We’re halfway through the season and we have already learnt a lot. However, ahead of Round 13, we ponder some of the big questions from this week’s cracking games. Adelaide v Richmond Can Richmond provide a scare? On paper, this should be a straightforward clash… Read More »Questions to ponder ahead of Round 13: Which McKay brother will prevail, Can Pies bolster midfield and Can Tigers scare the Crows?