‘Easy target’ Lynagh leans on dad, ready for round two
The Wallabies have seen the warrior within Tom Lynagh as they plot a response in Melbourne's must-win second Lions Test.
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Johns say NRL going ‘way too far’ to protect kickers
Melbourne's dramatic loss to Manly has prompted Andrew Johns to claim the NRL is now protecting kickers too much, not allowing defenders to pressure them.
Roosters concede they must aim up to stay with eight
Sydney Roosters players have admitted they need to be better physically against Melbourne, while five-eighth Hugo Savala is battling a new injury concern.
Roosters hold off Broncos to top NRLW table
Two tries to Dally M medallist Olivia Kernick have helped keep the Roosters on their unbeaten NRLW run in a win over Brisbane.
Field (goal) of dreams as Doueihi proves a late hero
Adam Doueihi has landed a field goal to lead Wests Tigers to a 21-20 win over Gold Coast, keeping the joint-venture clear of the bottom of the NRL ladder.
Beale to lead, Wallaby absent for historic Lions clash
Kurtley Beale will face the Lions again while a Wallabies hopeful's absence has been confirmed for the historic First Nations and Pasifika clash in Melbourne.
Walters poised to become national rugby league coach
The Australian Rugby League Commission is poised to unveil the new head coach of the national men's team.
Iran beat Jordan to complete Women’s Asian Cup line-up
Iran have scored a 2-1 win over Jordan to clinch the final spot at next year's Women's Asian Cup finals in Australia.
Fremantle set up finals tilt with monster upset at MCG
Fremantle's finals destiny is in their hands after coming from 22 points down in the final quarter to stun premiership favourites Collingwood in an MCG classic.
Knights’ horror week ends in heartbreak after the siren
Newcastle's finals hopes are all but over after the Warriors scored a dramatic last-second try to seal victory at McDonald Jones Stadium.
Gold Coast playmaker hurt in crushing loss to Adelaide
Adelaide have kicked the initial 11 goals in a 61-point thrashing of Gold Coast, with the Suns losing a key playmaker to injury.
Can high-flying Crows handle the hype? Coach isn’t sure
Adelaide coach Matthew Nicks says he's not sure how his players will handle the growing hype as the Crows near a return to finals for the first time since 2017.
McRae concerned about Collingwood’s ‘spark’
After losing a third close game of the season, Collingwood coach Craig McRae is pondering if the Magpies have lost their "spark".
Leishman woes seal historically bad Open for Australia
Marc Leishman did his best, but a poor last round at Royal Portrush sealed Australia's worst display at a British Open in living memory.
We copped a shellacking: Swifts digest horror show
The NSW Swifts produced their worst performance of the season in Sunday's semi-final loss to the Fever and they are desperate to atone.
Scheffler’s magisterial march to British Open triumph
American world No.1 Scottie Scheffler has won the 153rd British Open, outclassing the field at Royal Portrush to win by four shots.
‘Health first’: Tszyu ponders what’s next after beating
Tim Tszyu will reflect on his future in the ring following another crushing world-title loss in the US to American "Towering Inferno'' Sebastian Fundora.
‘Tried to hit six first’: Owen clubs Aussies to T20 win
An Australian T20 debutant has played a starring role in a three-wicket win over the West Indies in game one of the five-match series in Jamaica.
Brailey can only see himself running in Sharks colours
Cronulla hooker Blayke Brailey has revealed the mental shift in his game that has prompted career-best form, while giving a big hint on his future.
Warriors put stake in Brisbane heartland with academy
A new academy and community program in Logan will give the Warriors access to the best young players in the nation in a huge boost to their future.
Staggs relishes fire in Walsh as Broncos duo click
There was a heated blow-up between the pair, but Brisbane centre Kotoni Staggs says he relishes playing with fullback Reece Walsh in what is a dynamic liaison.
Crows star Marinoff eyes unprecedented AFLW milestone
Adelaide's Ebony Marinoff and Brisbane's Ally Anderson are set to become the first AFLW players to reach a century of games in the women's competition.
‘Avo’ look at how Dolphins recovered from March mayhem
The Dolphins have a 'next man up' DNA that has prevented injuries from ruining their finals hopes and in-form Jake Averillo epitomises that mentality.
Opals finally strike gold to end Asia Cup anguish
The Opals have booked their ticket to next year's Women's Basketball World Cup in Germany with victory in the Asia Cup decider against Japan.
Kangaroos captain endorses next green and gold coach
Australia captain Isaah Yeo has backed Kevin Walters' looming appointment as Kangaroos coach, believing someone without club ties is right given the timing.
New AFL footy boss flags gameplay change this season
New AFL football boss Greg Swann has outlined his plans to speed up the flow of matches this season, rather than waiting for next year to implement changes.
Farrell keeps it in the family with Lions captaincy
Playing his 20th Lions match, Owen Farrell with lead the tourists against the First Nations and Pasifika XV in Melbourne after getting the nod from his dad.
Wallabies true believers with Lions series on the line
In his second series, James Slipper is in familiar territory with the Wallabies prop telling teammates to take belief from the way they finished the first Test.
Tongan Thor ready if it’s au revoir to Australia
In possibly his last match in Australia, France-bound Taniela Tupou is looking to go out with a bang as the First Nations and Pasifika XV tackle the Lions.
AFL footy boss weighs in on Eagles priority pick debate
West Coast appear no closer to receiving a priority draft pick from the AFL despite being headed for the wooden spoon in a one-win season.
Swans defender faces AFL ban over homophobic slur
Sydney defender Riak Andrew is the latest AFL player in trouble for using a homophobic slur, this time towards an opponent in a VFL match.