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Crossland banned four games for Cleary tackle (opens the original)
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Newcastle forward Phoenix Crossland apologised to "everyone" in rugby league as the NRL judiciary handed him a four-match ban for the hip-drop tackle that broke the leg of his favourite player, Penrith's Nathan Cleary. During 85 minutes of evidence on Tuesday night at the NRL's Moore Park headquarters, Crossland said the incident had taken the focus off grand final week. "Apologies to everyone involved in the game. I hope after tonight we can get back to the football," he said, holding back tear
Roosters utility's long road to NRLW decider, World Cup (opens the original)
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With any luck, Sydney Roosters utility Taina Naividi is about to experience two firsts: a maiden NRLW grand final appearance and a World Cup outing with the Fiji Bulikula.Few would be considered more deserving. In recent years, the 25-year-old has endured two ACL tears, the loss of her father and the disappointment of being omitted from the 2024 Roosters' grand final-winning team. In between those personal hits, she's been a key member of a Roosters side that is now playing their sixth grand fin
Premiership redemption on menu for Kernick's Roosters (opens the original)
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Roosters lock Olivia Kernick says there are many good reasons why her team want to win the 2026 NRLW Premiership -- but one sticks out above the rest. There's already plenty of motivation with next Sunday's grand final being the last game for retiring Roosters' diehards Corban Baxter and Millie Elliott, while Tarryn Aiken and Taina Navidi get to atone for missing last year's decider because of ACL knee injuries. But Kernick says their major inspiration is to reverse the result from 2025 when the
Roosters into NRLW grand final but Raiders left fuming (opens the original)
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The Sydney Roosters are into their third straight NRLW grand final after a 20-10 win over Canberra, but Raiders coach Darrin Borthwick was left fuming after a bunker ruling denied his team a try at Allianz Stadium. With the Roosters leading 10-4 early in the second half on Saturday night, Raiders forward Lili Boyle swerved in a tackle and forced her way over the line, only to have referee Kasey Badger rule a no-try because she said Roosters winger Brydie Parker's boot was under the ball. Raiders
Sharks premiership window nowhere near closing: Hynes (opens the original)
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Cronulla halfback Nicho Hynes has refuted the widely held claim the Sharks' premiership window is about to close, as the club suffers from finals wobbles and prepares to farewell some big-name stars at season's end. Since Hynes arrived at the Sharks from Storm in 2022, the club has played finals four years in a row but won only three of nine games, although they did the reach the preliminary final the last two seasons. But at the end of 2026 they will bid goodbye to representative players Siona
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