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Trade me to Port: Crows forward makes shock request (opens the original)
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Adelaide Crows forward Luke Pedlar is daring to cross the Showdown divide after requesting a surprise trade to bitter rivals Port Adelaide. Taken with pick No.11 in the 2020 national draft, Pedlar enjoyed a breakout campaign in 2023 when he kicked 25.15 from 21 appearances. But he has managed just 23 games and 22 goals since then, including a return of 8.6 from 10 matches this year. Only seven previous male players have featured for both Port and Adelaide - David Brown, Brett Chalmers, Ian Downs
'So proud': Wallabies survive crazy, bizarre finish (opens the original)
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Wallabies coach Les Kiss has hailed the spirit and connection of the change room for getting Australia over the line in one of the most bizarre finishes to a Test match he's ever seen. The Wallabies claimed a major scalp a year out from the World Cup when they beat South Africa 42-38 in front of 54,678 fans in Perth on Sunday night. But the win over the back-to-back World Cup winners was anything but straightforward. The Wallabies led 42-17 following Max Jorgensen's breakaway try in the 64th min
'So proud': Wallabies survive crazy, bizarre finish (opens the original)
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Wallabies coach Les Kiss has hailed the spirit and connection of the change room for getting Australia over the line in one of the most bizarre finishes to a Test match he's ever seen. The Wallabies claimed a major scalp a year out from the World Cup when they beat South Africa 42-38 in front of 54,678 fans in Perth on Sunday night. But the win over the back-to-back World Cup winners was anything but straightforward. The Wallabies led 42-17 following Max Jorgensen's breakaway try in the 64th min
'So proud': Wallabies survive crazy, bizarre finish (opens the original)
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Wallabies coach Les Kiss has hailed the spirit and connection of the change room for getting Australia over the line in one of the most bizarre finishes to a Test match he's ever seen. The Wallabies claimed a major scalp a year out from the World Cup when they beat South Africa 42-38 in front of 54,678 fans in Perth on Sunday night. But the win over the back-to-back World Cup winners was anything but straightforward. The Wallabies led 42-17 following Max Jorgensen's breakaway try in the 64th min
Eleven-man Wallabies hang on against South Africa (opens the original)
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The Wallabies have defeated world champions South Africa 42-38 despite being reduced to 11 men in one of the craziest finishes ever to a Test match. Australia looked on track for a cruisy victory after opening up a 42-17 lead following Max Jorgensen's breakaway try in the 64th minute of Sunday night's match in front of 54,678 fans at Optus Stadium. But in a bizarre finish to the match which featured Italian referee Andrea Piardi needing to use a mobile phone following a malfunction to his commun
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