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  1. NRLW Roosters head coach hasn't slept yet

    John Strange is 'extremely proud' of his winning team, and has yet to go to sleep the morning after the grand final.

  2. De Minaur advances to China Open semis

    Aussie tennis star Alex de Minaur advances to the China Open semi finals after beating Andrey Rublev.

  3. Fowler's Man City humble fellow Matildas' Arsenal

    Champions Manchester City, with Mary Fowler in their ranks, have enjoyed a big day in their Women's Super League push, defeating rivals Arsenal 4-2.

  4. Heartbroken Holbrook speaks as team bus pulls into Newcastle

    Knights head coach Justin Holbrook is 'so disappointed' the team didn't win the grand final, but 'really proud'.

  5. LIV Golf's Meronk wins on links to earn Euro tour spot

    Poland's Adrian Meronk has rallied to win the Links Championship in Scotland with help from South Africa's mistake-prone Casey Jarvis.

  6. The tiny grand final moments turned on a dime by NRL’s biggest marquee buys

    The Roosters most criticised signings stood tallest. Newcastle’s biggest name produced effort like no other. And the smallest moments mattered most.

  7. Labuschagne set for Test after first ton in 11 months

    Stalwart Marnus Labuschagne has showed his readiness for Australia's first Test in South Africa with a warm-up century in Potchefstroom.

  8. Why this nephew of a premiership Pie is getting attention ahead of the draft

    This top AFL draft prospect just obliterated a long-standing combine record and might be about to continue his family’s legacy at Collingwood.

  9. ‘You’ve earned it’: How Connor Watson felt about receiving a premiership ring from his coach

    Not for the first time, Trent Robinson handed his premiership ring to a player who missed out on a grand final win.

  10. The heart of Newcastle: fans chant even in defeat

    More than 22,000 Newcastle fans packed into the Knights' home stadium and watched the NRL grand final together, for an evening that ended in misery.