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I completely trust the club: Maresca backs City
Manchester City manager Enzo Maresca says he is confident the club will win their appeal after being found guilty of multiple breaches of EPL financial rules.
'Speechless': rookie's big Bathurst 1000 upset for pole
A day after becoming the fastest Gen3 racer, Supercars rookie Zach Bates snared another piece of Supercars history after claiming pole for the Bathurst 1000.
Wallabies aiming high on a wing and an Eden Park prayer
All Blacks coach Dave Rennie has invited the Wallabies to kick for their wingers, confident it will play into the hosts' hands at their Eden Park fortress.
Bad light could be sign of the time in South Africa
The opening day of the Australia's Test series in South Africa ended early due to bad light, and sunset times will make it difficult to make back the time.
Mike Ditka, The Quintessential Chicago Bear And A Pro Football Hall Of Famer, Dies At 86
Ditka won NFL titles as both a player and coach with the Chicago Bears.
Mertens stuns Swiatek to set up semi-final with Zheng
Elise Mertens has banished another former champion to reach the China Open semi-finals where she will face home favourite Zheng Qinwen.
Australia asked too much of Nic Maddinson. Matt Renshaw showed why
Matt Renshaw’s return to Test cricket has been an orderly one over several years – nothing like the Nic Maddinson whiplash recall.
Verstappen on sprint pole, 'error' in race control
Max Verstappen will start on pole for Saturday's sprint race at the Singapore Grand Prix with Australia's Oscar Piastri in fourth place.
Australia vs South Africa cricket as it happened: Maddinson return falls flat, Cummins, Renshaw mount rearguard before bad light ends play
Nic Maddinson marked the longest duck on record by an Australian Test opener, headlining a tough start to the long-awaited Test tour of South Africa.
Bulldogs bring 'ruthless mentality' to Pride Round
The Bombers came out firing after picking up their first win last week, but the Dogs were too strong in front of 4000 fans at Whitten Oval for Pride Round.
