Melbourne Rebels CEO Baden Stephenson and nine other members of the Super Rugby club’s administrative staff have been made redundant. And in one of the strongest indications yet that the Rebels won’t continue beyond 2024, the team’s coaches have been put on four-month contracts to… Read More »Rebels CEO ‘made redundant’ and coaches have contract cuts as hopes of survival fade
Alex Carey has taken a world record-equalling eight catches in an innings for South Australia in their domestic one-day cup clash with Queensland. Five of Carey’s catches were taken off the bowling of Jordan Buckingham, who finished with 6-41 in the Bulls’ total of 218.… Read More »Alex Carey equals world record in Marsh Cup clash
Phil Foden’s late goal has given Pep Guardiola’s defending champions the perfect start to the Champions League knock out stages while a special strike from Real Madrid’s Brahim Diaz led them to victory at RB Leipzig. So, have we just seen the two teams who… Read More »What the UCL?! Scary reality of ‘extraordinary’ star as City smash scoring record, VAR lets Real off the hook
Waratahs winger Dylan Pietsch has spoken about his World Cup near miss when Eddie Jones called him into the squad as injury cover, only to then change his mind. Pietsch was with the Barbarians when Jones called him up to join the squad to replace… Read More »Rugby News: ‘Weird period’ – Tahs’ devastating Eddie treatment revealed, kids’ tackling is ‘child abuse’ claim
Euro giants Manchester City and Real Madrid scored crucial away wins in the first leg of their round of 16 Champions League matches. England’s dominant team battered Copenhagen and an injury time goal from Phil Foden sealed a 3-1 win that should see them comfortably… Read More »Euro big guns score key away wins to launch Champions League knock out stages