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  • Cameron Bruce named Brisbane Lions’ new AFL coach

    Photo: The Sydney Morning Herald

    The Lions have chosen an experienced assistant from within the club to replace Chris Fagan, who left the role about a month ago after winning three premierships.

    From The Sydney Morning Herald, ABC News and 1 more

  • Australia drops Labuschagne from New Zealand cricket Tests

    Photo: Sky Sports

    Selectors say Marnus Labuschagne will not be considered for the four-Test series, which starts in Perth on 9 December. George Bailey says a return to the side remains possible later.

    Updated From Sky Sports, The Sydney Morning Herald and 2 more

  • Norris takes Brazilian Grand Prix pole after rain-hit qualifying

    Photo: The Telegraph

    Lando Norris claimed pole in São Paulo as heavy rain, red flags and grid penalties reshaped the order. Oscar Piastri was eliminated in the second qualifying segment and will start 10th.

    From The Telegraph, The West Australian and 1 more

  • Alcaraz beats Shelton to claim first Paris Masters title

    Photo: France 24

    Carlos Alcaraz beat Ben Shelton 7-6, 7-5 in the Paris Masters final on Sunday, avenging his US Open loss and winning the tournament for the first time.

    From BBC Sport, France 24 and 3 more

  • Australia beat Samoa to reach World Cup final

    Photo: 1News

    The Kangaroos won their semi-final 44-12 and will face New Zealand in the decider at Suncorp Stadium. Coach Kevin Walters says Australia still has more to give.

    From 1News and Happy Mag

  • Itoje and Borthwick reject reports of England squad rift

    Photo: The Standard

    England beat Australia 45-22 in the Nations Championship after captain Maro Itoje and coach Steve Borthwick rejected reports of a rift, with Itoje saying the squad fully supports Borthwick.

    From BBC Sport, The Standard and 2 more

  • Samoa and Tonga gain Tier 1 status after Pacific teams exit RLWC

    Photo: RNZ

    The Rugby League World Cup semi-finals ended with all four Pacific Island teams out of contention, but Samoa and Tonga are set to join the sport’s Tier One nations. The IRL’s decision is subject to consultation.

    From BBC Sport, RNZ and 2 more

  • Lawson promoted to seventh at Brazilian Grand Prix

    Photo: Newstalk ZB

    The New Zealander gained a place after Charles Leclerc received a five-second penalty for contact late in the race. Lawson’s result also matches a Racing Bulls season record.

    From 1News and Newstalk ZB

  • Fan taken to hospital after stand gives way in Norway

    Photo: Al Jazeera

    The match between Tromso and Bodo/Glimt was stopped just before half-time after supporters fell through a hole in the away stand. It resumed after fans were moved.

    From BBC Sport and Al Jazeera

  • Los Angeles beat New York in first WTGL golf match

    Photo: New Zealand Herald

    Los Angeles won 3-1 at the indoor SoFi Center in Florida. New York’s Lydia Ko said players were adapting to unfamiliar conditions as the women’s team golf league began.

    From New Zealand Herald and Sky Sports

  • All Blacks weigh changes for Wales rugby union test

    Photo: New Zealand Herald

    New Zealand are expected to rotate players for their next Nations Championship test, while Wales wing Rees-Zammit says his side must be brave against the All Blacks.

    From BBC Sport and New Zealand Herald

  • Dutch football derby postponed after fans block team bus

    Photo: BBC Sport

    De Graafschap supporters prevented their own team from travelling to Vitesse Arnhem’s ground in the Netherlands after away fans were banned from the second-tier match.

    From BBC Sport and ESPN

  • Burrow leads Bengals past Falcons 34-17 in Madrid, Spain

    Photo: Sky Sports

    Joe Burrow threw three touchdown passes and ran for another as Cincinnati secured a fourth straight win. Ja’Marr Chase and Tee Higgins each had a major role in the victory.

    From Sky Sports and The Guardian

  • Dorgu earns Manchester United a 4-4 draw with Aston Villa

    Photo: Al Jazeera

    Patrick Dorgu headed a stoppage-time equaliser at Old Trafford in Manchester, England, after United had trailed by two goals. The result leaves them 18th in the Premier League.

    From Al Jazeera and The Guardian

  • Liverpool beat Palace as Sage faces pressure at bottom of table

    Photo: Sky Sports

    Liverpool won 3-1 at Selhurst Park, leaving Crystal Palace bottom of the Premier League after a fourth successive league defeat. Alisson’s saves helped Liverpool secure the points.

    From BBC Sport, The Standard and 2 more

  • Sunderland beat Chelsea 1-0 as Colwill is taken off at half-time

    Photo: Sky Sports

    Enzo Le Fee scored from the penalty spot after Brian Brobbey drew a foul from Levi Colwill. The win lifts Sunderland off the bottom of the Premier League table, while Chelsea drop out of the top four.

    From BBC Sport, Sky Sports and 1 more

  • Thomas Frank emerges as leading candidate for Palace job

    Photo: Sky Sports

    The Premier League football club are weighing a change after four straight league defeats. Thomas Frank is among the leading candidates, while Socceroos coach Tony Popovic has also been linked with the role.

    From The Sydney Morning Herald, The Standard and 2 more

  • Falkirk beat Hearts 5-2 to move into third

    Photo: Sky Sports

    Falkirk scored five at Tynecastle on Sunday to end Hearts’ 18-month unbeaten home run in the Scottish Premiership and move one point above them in the table.

    From Sky Sports and The Guardian

  • Carrick says he deserves to stay as United remain in relegation zone

    Photo: The Standard

    The Manchester United football manager rejected the suggestion he might resign after a 4-4 draw with Aston Villa left his side in the Premier League relegation zone. A meeting about his future is expected during the international break.

    From Sky Sports, The Standard and 2 more

Earlier this week

  • Walsh celebrates Australia’s final place with a backflip

    Photo: Sky Sports

    Australia beat Samoa 44-12 in Sydney, with Reece Walsh scoring three tries as the Kangaroos booked a men’s Rugby League World Cup final against New Zealand in Brisbane.

    From BBC Sport, Sky Sports and 2 more

  • England beat Australia 45-22 in record-scoring Twickenham win

    Photo: The Standard

    Seven tries gave England their highest points total against Australia and a strong response to scrutiny of coach Steve Borthwick. The Wallabies’ two late tries could not close the gap.

    From BBC Sport, The Standard and 5 more

  • Australia beat Fiji to reach fifth straight World Cup final

    Photo: Sky Sports

    The Jillaroos came from behind to win 30-14 in Sydney, with Abbi Church scoring four tries. They will face New Zealand in Brisbane as they seek a fourth consecutive title.

    From BBC Sport, RNZ and 2 more

  • Khawaja says whole Australia team knew of ball-tampering

    Photo: BBC Sport

    Usman Khawaja says discussions about altering the ball began during the second Test in South Africa in 2018, before Cameron Bancroft was caught on camera in the third Test.

    From BBC Sport, The Australian Financial Review and 4 more