Tom Dearden is closing in on a Queensland recall as Maroons coach Billy Slater prepares to select his new-look team for the State of Origin series opener. The North Queensland playmaker is on track to edge out Brisbane’s Ezra Mam for the No.6 jersey vacated… Read More »Maroons Origin team: Dearden holds slight edge over Mam with Slater set to unveil new-look squad
Wallabies lock Richie Arnold was sent off but still has cause to celebrate after his Toulouse team won a record-extending sixth European Champions Cup, beating Leinster 31-22 in London. In a fittingly seismic clash between the tournament’s most successful teams, Saturday’s game was locked at… Read More »Wallaby sent off in extra time as Toulouse win Champions Cup thriller
South Sydney veteran Cody Walker is available to answer NSW’s halves drama with the star five-eighth declaring he will be fit for the State of Origin series opener if selected. With Walker having been sidelined by a calf issue, the Blues’ halves shortage took another… Read More »Blues Origin team: Hynes hobbled, Walker in late push, Moses half a chance as Maguire considers playmaker options
Josh Giddey may have played his last game for Oklahoma City as the Australian rising star faces an uncertain future heading into the off-season. It was an unusual season to say the least for Giddey. On the court, his progress didn’t quite stagnate but after… Read More »Giddey relieved investigation is now over but Thunder future unclear with Aussie guard looming as likely trade option
A furious Harry Kewell claims his side “got robbed by a bad referee” as his dream of outdoing his Australian predecessors by guiding Yokohama F.Marinos to an Asian Champions League triumph came to a bittter end. Kewell’s Japanese side were humbled 5-1 by Al-Ain in… Read More »‘Got robbed by a bad ref’: Harry loses his Kewell as Asian Champions League dream ends in controversial loss