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Joseph scores five tries as England hammer Japan
Will Joseph has equalled an England record with five tries in their 78-15 demoltion of Japan at Twickenham.
Olympic swim greats tipped to be ready for LA Games
Olympic swimming gold medallists Kaylee McKeown, Mollie O'Callaghan and Kyle Chalmers have had their struggles, two years out from the LA Games.
Football fixtures and results
Catch up with all the week’s football fixtures and results.
While the past haunts Australian cricket, its future is piling on runs in the Sheffield Shield
While the Australian cricket media watched Pat Cummins on Friday, behind them Sam Konstas was leading the next crop of batters in dominating Sheffield Shield bowlers at last.
Let's draw a line under 'sandpapergate' once and for all
Is there really a need to open old wounds?
Ainsworth identifies Gillingham weakness after Colchester defeat
Set-piece training will be high on the agenda next week after Gillingham threw away any chance of a win on Saturday.
No second chance: Why Buckley and Simpson were overlooked
It is unclear whether Nathan Buckley or Adam Simpson will get another crack as senior coach. On the surface, Buckley’s best hope might be an internal succession at Geelong.
Roosters players straight into mean streets of LA
On a trip to celebrate their title, the Roosters will join the LAPD to work with kids in an area notorious for crime.
How Justin Langer’s team unity advice helped the Wallabies in a crazy week for Aussie sport
The former Australian cricket team coach’s advice about dressing room harmony has been ringing true for the Wallabies this week.
Kingsley Westside Football Club seeking permanent lighting to support female players in Kinross
A soccer club is gathering signatures to install permanent lighting at its female teams’ base in Kinross to ease practical and safety issues for players, coaches and volunteers.
'Best leadership': Wallabies skipper salutes Cummins
Wallabies captain Harry Wilson is impressed how Pat Cummins handled the week's dramas, saying the saga reveals the dangers of a fractured changing room.
Report: Gillingham undone by quickfire second-half double
Gillingham became the first side since late August to lose to Colchester United in the league on Saturday.
Inspired Wales end 73-year wait by beating All Blacks
Wales have beaten New Zealand for the first time since 1953 with an heroic, backs-to-the-walls 35-28 victory in the Nations Championship on Saturday.
Blues dare Demons to beat them on their home deck
With an AFLW grand final spot on the line, Carlton are ready to take on Melbourne at Ikon Park in a blockbuster preliminary final.
Pumas grind out win in Italy after late yellow cards
Argentina have notched their first win since July with a tense 19-14 victory against Italy the Nations Championship.
Great Scott: Aussie makes move in Dubai season finale
Rory McIlroy and Eugenio Chacarra will duel for the Race to Dubai crown to find Europe's No.1 as Adam Scott made a big move in the 2026 European tour finale.
S. Korea falls to Japan for 2nd straight loss at regional baseball tournament
South Korea dropped to Japan 9-5 for its second straight loss at an ongoing regional baseball tournament in Tokyo on Friday, as it failed to hold on to an early lead and got undone by long balls. South Korea surrendered four home runs in the teams' second game of the Asia Professional Baseball Championship (APBC) at Tokyo Dome, none more devastating than the go-ahead three-run bomb by Rui Muneyama in the bottom of the eighth inning. South Korea, made up of Korea Baseball Organization stars, opened the competition with an 8-7 loss to Australia on Thursday. Managed by Choi Won-ho, South Korea will next face Taiwan at 7 p.m. Saturday, while Japan will take on Australia at noon Saturday. After the completion of round-robin play, the bottom two teams will meet in the third-place match at 11 a.m. Sunday, while the top two nations will square off in the championship final at 7 p.m. Sunday. This is the third edition of the APBC. South Korea finished as the runner-up to Japan at each of the two earlier tournaments. In order to reach its third straight final, South Korea must beat Taiwan and have J
Coach says S. Korea must improve 'in every aspect' following loss to Saudi Arabia
AL RAYYAN, Qatar — Robert Moreno, temporary head coach of the men's national football team, acknowledged Friday that South Korea must improve "in every aspect" in light of their 3-2 loss to Saudi Arabia in their latest friendly match. South Korea suffered their first loss to Saudi Arabia in a little over 21 years at Jassim bin Hamad Stadium in Al Rayyan. just west of Doha, where three different Saudi Arabian players found the back of the net. Oh Hyeon-gyu and Lee Jae-sung each scored for South Korea in the second half but Moreno's record with the Taegeuk Warriors fell to two wins, one draw and two losses since he took the reins as caretaker manager in September. "We wanted to deliver a win for our fans and this was a disappointing outcome," Moreno said at his postmatch press conference. "I think the players in particular must have wanted to prove that they had truly become a team, but we fell short." Moreno rued some defensive breakdowns in the loss, saying, "We committed mistakes that should not be made at national team level and ended up conceding easy goals." "I think we had enough s
Nat'l football team submits another lackluster performance in loss to Saudi Arabia
AL RAYYAN, Qatar — The men's national football team tried to turn the page and move on from a recent controversy surrounding rift inside the locker room, as they traveled to Qatar for two friendly matches this month. In the first of those two games held Friday, though, South Korea ended up writing the same old story, as they lost to Saudi Arabia 3-2 in Al Rayyan, just west of Doha. The South Korean players were inefficient with the pressing and lacked precision and speed with their buildup plays. They did not move the ball with purpose from their own half after winning possession, while allowing their opponents to seize control with quick transition and superior individual skills. South Korea arrived in Qatar under the cloud of rumors that a handful of mainstays had not been seeing eye to eye. After a 2-0 win over Uzbekistan at home on Oct. 6, three 30-year-old veterans, Hwang In-beom, Hwang Hee-chan and Kim Min-jae, threatened to retire from international play because they were apparently not happy with the way captain Son Heung-min and his fellow 34-year-old Lee Jae-sung were runnin
S. Korea defeats Taiwan to reach final vs. Japan at regional baseball tournament
South Korea defeated Taiwan 6-4 for its first win at an ongoing regional baseball tournament in Tokyo on Saturday, setting up a date with Japan in the championship final set for Sunday night. South Korea launched three solo home runs in the teams' third game of the Asia Professional Baseball Championship (APBC) at Tokyo Dome, including a tiebreaking shot by Kim Do-yeong in the bottom of the fifth inning. South Korea had earlier lost to Australia 8-7 and then to Japan 9-5. With Japan's 16-1 rout of Australia earlier Saturday, South Korea, Taiwan and Australia all finished the round-robin phase with a 1-2 record, while Japan topped everyone at 3-0. And South Korea came out on top in a tiebreaking formula called Team Quality Balance (TQB), which is the sum of runs scored divided by the number of offensive innings, minus the number of runs allowed divided by the number of defensive innings. This is the third edition of the APBC and also the third straight final pitting South Korea against Japan, with the latter having won the two earlier finals. The APBC is for players aged 24 years and young
Matchday Live: Colchester v Gillingham, Dartford v AFC Totton, Maidstone v Maidenhead
Follow this afternoon’s football in our live blog, including Gillingham’s trip to Colchester in League 2.
Wildcats outlast Hawks in overtime arm wrestle
Perth have outlasted a gutsy but travel-weary Illawarra to record an 111-100 NBL overtime victory at RAC Arena.
Titmus 'blown away' by inaugural Swim GP
Ariarne Titmus hails Swimming Australia's new two-night spectacle.
McKeown pinches victory in handicap race
Kaylee McKeown storms home to snatch victory in the women's 50m championship race at the inaugural Swim GP.
Heat hammer Hurricanes in WBBL, Scorchers finally lose
The Hobart Hurricanes' title defence is in tatters after being annihilated by the Brisbane Heat, while the Adelaide Strikers downed the Perth Scorchers.
Women’s Big Bash League: Perth Scorchers unbeaten start to season ends with 51-run loss to Adelaide Strikers
Perth Scorchers have had their Women’s Big Bash League winning streak snapped by Adelaide Strikers, slumping to their first loss of the season by 51 runs at the WACA Ground.
A Cat collapsed in an AFLW final. Her trained paramedic rival leapt to her aid
It was a heart-warming act within an extraordinary fiery clash, in which Sydney ultimately secured their maiden AFLW semi-final win. In Saturday’s later game, the Blues held on in a thriller over the Hawks.
Anthony leads United over Phoenix in fiery NBL derby
Cole Anthony has scored a record 39 points in an NBL Throwdown before being ejected from Melbourne United's win over South East Melbourne Phoenix.
'Poetry': Vescio the hero as Blues reach AFLW prelim
Carlton will face Melbourne in an AFLW preliminary final after 100-gamer Darcy Vescio sealed a comeback five-point win over Hawthorn in the semi-final.
Latrell ruled out of final with illness
Latrell Mitchell has been ruled out of the World Cup final due to illness, with James Tedesco taking his spot on the Australian bench.
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