Premier League highs and lows
This is the good, the bad and the ugly from an action-packed weekend of Premier League action.
This is the good, the bad and the ugly from an action-packed weekend of Premier League action.
The sleeping giant of Australian sport? Or a dead horse that has been flogged three different ways?
Newly promoted Norwich City caused a massive upset by defeating title aspirants Manchester City in a high-scoring thriller.
It felt like it was up in the air for an eternity, and then suddenly it just became clear.
England are headed for two series losses, Jofra Archer is at risk of being bowled into the turf and Joe Root should consider giving up the captaincy. These are among the talking points for England in the wake of the Ashes.
The opening round of the 2019 NRL finals was dominated by touches. Well, two and a half touch-ups and one touch judge controversy, to be precise.
Watching footage of Ricky Stuart in the coach’s box at AAMI Park at the weekend prompted some unexpected flashbacks.
The AFL’s walking headline, Toby Greene, has found himself in the spotlight for all the wrong reasons once more – facing the tribunal tonight to contest a one-match ban.
It was an entertaining first week of NRL finals, with two clinical performances and two upsets making the premiership puzzle that much harder to solve.
Brisbane were undoubtedly the darlings of the AFL in 2019, enjoying a meteoric rise from 15th to 2nd after nine seasons out of the top eight.
Australia may have retained the Ashes urn, but it was far from a perfect series and the selectors must look to make changes ahead of the Test summer.
The headlines don’t stop coming at this time of year, so we’ve got another action-packed episode of the Game of Codes podcast ready to talk it all over.
From now until the RWC officially begins there will be a continued frenzy of predictions.
The end of another competitive Ashes series between England and Australia has seen Australia retain the urn after the five-match serious ended 2-2.
With two months of tennis left on the women’s calendar, there is still plenty to play for.
Zimbabwe won the Victoria Cup on Saturday with a 41-5 defeat of Zambia in Lusaka. The four-nation tournament was revived this year after the cancellation of the African championships.
‘That’s probably not the headline you want, old son.’
‘You’re judging him on this incident, and that is not reportable!’
‘I don’t agree to be honest… I think we attack pretty good.’
Atlanta Braves batter Charlie Culberson was left with multiple facial fractures after the horror incident.
Towards five o’clock on a piercingly cold Cardiff afternoon, as the spectators in the steepling stands of the new Millennium Stadium at Cardiff roared, South African referee Andre Watson raised his arm dramatically to the closed roof and gave a resounding blast of his whistle.
Towards five o’clock on a piercingly cold Cardiff afternoon, as the spectators in the steepling stands of the new Millennium Stadium at Cardiff roared, South African referee Andre Watson raised his arm dramatically to the closed roof and gave a resounding blast of his whistle.
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