Two first-half goals from Fabio Gomes have helped Sydney FC score a 2-1 win over Brisbane Roar, moving them into the top six of the A-League Men competition. Gomes made it four goals from three games with two first-half goals, which set up Sydney’s third… Read More »No new coach bounce for Cahn as Gomes, Sky Blues hand Roar fourth straight loss
Australia’s hopes of reaching the United Cup final hinge on the hot form of Alex de Minaur after a misfiring Ajla Tomljanovic imploded against Angelique Kerber. Three-time grand slam winner Kerber claimed a 4-6 6-2 7-6 (9-7) victory in a helter-skelter opening rubber to put… Read More »Heartbreaking: Aussie Ajla Tomljanovic’s mighty comeback against grand slam champ ends with twin match point errors
An injury scare to the same hip that required career-saving surgery has left Rafael Nadal’s Australian Open return up in the air. The Spanish great’s promising Brisbane International comeback was ended in a gruelling three-and-a-half hour quarter-final loss to Australian Jordan Thompson on Friday night.… Read More »‘Not 100 per cent sure of anything’: Rafa’s worrying Australian Open reveal after injury flare-up in Brisbane loss
Dear David Warner, I am writing to you today after I saw that you have offered to buy any of your doubters, any of your naysayers, any of your critics a beer. Now I’ll be honest with you Mr Warner, I fit that description. I… Read More »Grabbing a cold one: What I’d like to discuss with David Warner
To the SCG for David Warner’s farewell, which must have felt like a dream for the veteran opener. In particular, one of those dreams in which you’re back at high school, taking your final tests. Or one where you realise you’re out in public not… Read More »The Liebke Report Card: Warner’s exit was a dream, except it’s that one where you’ve lost your clothes/baggy green