Hometown hero Sam Kerr and Arsenal star Caitlin Foord have scored hat-tricks as the Matildas all but guaranteed passage to the next round of Olympic qualifying with a 8-0 rout of the Philippines in Perth. In front of a sellout crowd of 59,155 at Optus… Read More »GrEIGHT expectations: Matildas all but Olympics bound after demolishing Philippines
Eddie Jones’ acrimonious second coming as Wallabies coach has officially come to an ugly end. According to a report in the Sydney Morning Herald, Jones, who won just two matches after taking over from Dave Rennie at the start of 2023 and steering the Wallabies… Read More »BREAKING: Eddie Jones quits as Wallabies coach – ‘Sometimes you have to eat s–t for others to eat caviar’
Influential promoter Eddie Hearn believes Justis Huni is only “three or four fights’ away from a world-title shot after the undefeated Australian heavyweight made a triumphant international debut in Mexico. In his first bout in almost a year, Huni claimed the WBA international title with… Read More »Huni international debut success moves him within range of world title shot, Fury down but not out after split decision
PARIS – Three knockout matches. Three one-point wins. Are the Springboks the most clutch team in rugby history? “I don’t know how they’ve done it,” former Wallaby turned pundit Morgan Turinui said on Stan Sport. “Quarter-final, could have should have lost, the semi-final could have… Read More »‘Learned how to fight in dark place’: Why the Springboks are the most clutch team we have seen
Right at the end the Ian Foster doubters were proven right. The noisy and nagging critics of the straight-talking All Blacks coach got to see him bow out how they’d always imagined – as a loser. But how close he came to proving them, and… Read More »‘My heart breaks for him’: Boks coach’s message to Ian Foster is pure class as he bows out an unlucky loser