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  1. 'I do it for him': Wanderers recruit on drive in ALW

    With one eye on the Matildas, Western Sydney recruit Isabella Chidiac is seeing her looming A-League Women debut as a chance to pay tribute to her late dad.

  2. Leckie moves on from World Cup heartbreak

    Mathew Leckie was injured in the Socceroos' World Cup campaign but isn't thinking about the Asian Cup as he focuses on Melbourne City.

  3. AFL trades: Nathan O’Driscoll heads from Fremantle Dockers to Richmond in exchange for fourth-round draft pick

    Nathan O’Driscoll is heading to Richmond. Here’s what Freo will be getting back in return.

  4. Raider earns a shot at history while two Canberra hopefuls miss World Cup berth

    Raiders stars will be on show during the Rugby League World Cup.

  5. No material impact on competition: AFLPA flags free agency as key to next pay agreement

    Free agency is under-used in the AFL and has not affected the equality of the competition, according to the players’ union – and could face a major overhaul as part of the league’s next pay deal.

  6. Gillingham duo recognised after September surge

    Gillingham manager Gareth Ainsworth and summer signing James Brophy have both been nominated for a prestigious monthly award.

  7. Pies likely to launch bold bid for Brownlow Medallist

    Collingwood will attempt to lure Matt Rowell from Gold Coast next year.

  8. Ikitau gives Wallabies a massive boost as McReight hails Rennie’s tough love

    Len Ikitau has overcome injury and is set to line up at Eden Park against an All Blacks side coached by the same man who gave him his first Test cap as a Wallaby.

  9. Falcons spoil Saints' homecoming 20th anniversary

    The New Orleans Saints commemorated the 20th anniversary of their return to the Superdome after Hurricane Katrina but the Atlanta Falcons were party poopers.

  10. Ka Ying Rising trial effort finishes second to punters’ excitement

    Ka Ying Rising and his Australian trainer and jockey were the stars of the show as the world’s best racehorse had his only barrier trial in the lead-up to his Everest defence.