Liverpool’s comeback has fallen short in a 3-2 loss at Toulouse in the Europa League, but it was still a victorious day for striker Luis Díaz. Díaz’s father was released hours before the match, 12 days after his kidnapping in northern Colombia by members of… Read More »‘That makes no sense’: Klopp flummoxed by Europa League surrender, Brighton wipe the floor with Ajax
The Western Bulldogs will appeal a Supreme Court order to pay Adam Kneale $5.9 million in damages over historic child sex abuse during the 1980s. Mr Kneale was awarded the largest payout to an abuse survivor in Australian history after seeking damages against the Bulldogs… Read More »‘As expeditiously as possible’: Bulldogs to appeal ruling over $5.9 million damages payout for child sex abuse victim
England’s hopes of building on their recent ground-breaking 3-0 series win over Tonga have ground to a temporary halt after Samoa turned down a similar invitation to tour next autumn. The Rugby Football League says it is exploring further options with a view to sustaining… Read More »‘Especially disappointing’: England up in arms over Samoa rejecting offer to carve out a slice of history
The NRL is scrambling to sort out its 2024 draw leading into the schedule being officially released next week with Nine fuming over a low-profile Newcastle vs Canberra match being chosen to launch the season on home soil. History will be made when the premiership… Read More »NRL Round 1 draw dramas: Nine fuming over mediocre season opener as motocross, A-League trigger turf war
New Zealand have returned to winning ways at the World Cup following a four-match slump as they defeated Sri Lanka by five wickets at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium to all but secure their place in the semi-finals. Opening batsmen Devon Conway (45) and Rachin Ravindra… Read More »Black Caps hand Pakistan mission impossible in race for final World Cup semi spot by smashing Sri Lanka