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Rabbitoh legend seeks to break 71-year title drought (opens the original)
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NRL Hall of Famer Sam Burgess is hoping the lessons learned with South Sydney can carry the Warrington Wolves side he coaches to victory in England's Super League grand final. Burgess won the Clive Churchill Medal for his performance in the Rabbitohs' 2014 grand final victory over Canterbury-Bankstown, but recalls that success came after near-misses as Souths sought to beak a drought that extended back to 1971. Warrington's wait for a league title goes back even longer, to 1955, and they have fa
Mancini's second coming has smooth lift-off in Turkey (opens the original)
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Italy have secured their first victory in Roberto Mancini's second spell as coach, gaining an impressive 4-1 win away to Turkey in the UEFA Nations League. Debutant Michael Kayode, of Brentford, scored as Italy responded well to a 2-0 home defeat to Belgium in Mancini's first match back. The coach had led Italy to success in the European Championships in 2021, but quit after they failed to reach the 2022 World Cup. His return follows the Azzurri missing out on the 2026 finals too, the third Worl
Mixed fortunes for Matildas in WCL, Luik sets record (opens the original)
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The Matildas are up and running in Europe's Champions League, but only just. Arsenal's trio of Australians, Steph Catley, Kyra Cooney-Cross and Caitlin Foord, all started as the 2025 winners began the quest to regain their continental crown against Danish part-timers HB Koge. The Gunners won, but needed an injury-time penalty from Mariona Caldentay that bank worker Alberte Vingum almost saved. "It was a pretty crazy last five minutes but that's football," said Catley. "They defended great, we tr
Marsh reaches 100 as focus turns to World Cup defence (opens the original)
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After a period in which the Test and T20 formats have held sway Australia's planning for the defence of their ODI World Cup trophy is to begin in earnest with six matches in 16 days in nations hosting the tournament next year. Mitch Marsh's team play the first of three clashes in Harare against Zimbabwe on Tuesday (1730 AEST), to be followed by a trio against South Africa in Durban, Johannesburg and Potchefstroom. Only the latter venue will not stage matches in the World Cup, which is also being
LIV files for bankruptcy protection, Smith free to go? (opens the original)
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LIV Golf has filed for bankruptcy protection in the United States, with its stars, including Australia's Cam Smith, likely to be free to quit - but they may also have to chase unpaid contracts through the courts. The BBC reported LIV Golf has filed a Chapter 11 petition in New Jersey to "preserve the company's business". This allows a company to reorganise its operations while protecting it from lawsuits, debt collection and attempts to close it down. It then produces a plan to pay off creditors
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