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The FFA Cup has been a fantastic introduction to the Australian footballing landscape. It is somewhat fitting then that tonight’s final pits the competition’s two biggest protagonists against one another.
The Caulfield carnival has been run and won and we’re at Geelong today for one of the last remaining Melbourne Cup previews.
I don’t know who the new Wallabies coach will be, and I don’t know who it should be. Maybe it will be this guy Dave Rennie. Maybe it will be this other guy Eddie Jones.
The NRL’s much-loved pre-season Nines competition will make its return next season, with the 2020 NRL Nines to be played at Perth’s HBF Park on February 14 and 15.
Rugby league superstar Valentine Holmes is reportedly set to return to the NRL next season, after his unsuccessful bid to play in the NFL with the New York Jets.
Following their narrow 20-19 World Cup quarter-final win against France, Wales coach Warren Gatland admitted to spending time during the second half framing comments for what he believed was going to be a losing post-match interview.
The Roar’s most senior and respected football contributor Mike Tuckerman hit the proverbial nail on the head in his Monday column.
True to his word pre-tournament, Wallabies coach Michael Cheika fell on his sword on Sunday, resigning following Australia’s crushing 40-16 loss to England in the quarter-finals.
The Sheffield Shield is in full swing, with plenty of Test hopefuls plying their trade with bat and ball around the country in the hope of getting themselves a baggy green come summertime.
The 2019 Rugby World Cup quarter-finals have come and gone and, while the results themselves weren’t all that surprising, there are still plenty of talking points.
After an incredibly eventful weekend in Rugby – both at the World Cup and for the Wallabies – we’ve got a monster episode of The Roar’s Game of Codes podcast for you today.
Rugby league convert Marika Koroibete was the Wallabies’ 2019 Rugby World Cup MVP if our player ratings, as voted by you here on The Roar, are anything to go by.
So, New Zealand versus England and South Africa versus Wales. If we all put our objective hats on, these semi-final match-ups are no surprise.
The Denver Broncos are synonymous with playoff runs and contending for Super Bowl titles but, for the last three seasons, the team has been the definition of mediocre as they desperately tried to avoid the most dreaded words in sports – a rebuild.
Recently, India completed their eleventh straight home Test series win, a streak going all the way back the Border-Gavaskar Trophy in 2013.
The topic of Aussies abroad is frequently covered in the football media, but what about Aussies at home?
Luck was against the Proteas in more ways than one.
Tigers selected Lauren Tesoriero at Pick 96.
Maybe he’d have better luck as a sailor?
‘He’s made me a better person, not just a rugby player.’
‘CEO-coach relationships are never straightforward.’
The ball is bounced to start the second half of the preliminary final and the Tigers trail 50-29.
The ball is bounced to start the second half of the preliminary final and the Tigers trail 50-29.
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It’s almost two years since I attended a rugby league event in Australia and the the thing that stood out for me at the World Cup Nines wasn’t what I expected.
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