MCG lands news first in Covid change
Tasmania said no but the MCG said yes and will host two games on Saturday as Covid chaos keeps the AFL scrambling.
Tasmania said no but the MCG said yes and will host two games on Saturday as Covid chaos keeps the AFL scrambling.
Complications after ankle surgery in May could cost one AFL star the chance to play in finals, and possibly a premiership.
Rumours of disquiet among Australian cricket players lead to a review of coach Justin Langer’s style and the feedback forced him to re-think some of his ways.
The NRL has come down hard on two clubs with huge fines after players’ Covid-19 breaches threatened to derail the entire competition.
Covid breaches could derail all attempts to keep the NRL season alive and officials have come down hard on two bad behaving clubs.
With the Covid crisis escalating all sports are being affected but one NRL premiership coach has a solution to keep the games going and the crowds going
For the second Origin in a row, a Storm star was in the gun for an ugly on-field incident, but his coach won’t cop the critics calling him grubby.
Melbourne coach Simon Goodwin has so many playing options, but he’s putting cohesion above the need to get big names back in the side.
There are four grounds for the AFL to use in Victoria and they could all get a run, as officials scramble to keep the season going with every team in Melbourne.
Another racist message posted on social media directed at an AFL player has drawn widespread condemnation and the posters labelled ‘racist cowards’.
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