Australia’s most important player says he is ready to return at the MCG for the must-win second Test, as Lions coach Andy Farrell raises eyebrows with yet another curious selection call.
A Melbourne-born Wallabies star is set to make a timely return to Australia’s team for a must-win clash against the British and Irish Lions.
The Wallabies have defended their actions at the end of their first Test defeat to the Lions, and taken umbrage at scathing criticism from legendary England coach Sir Clive Woodward.
Melbourne-born Sione Tuipulotu lifts the lid on his feud with Joseph Suaalii, and the ‘chip on his shoulder’ he has after getting rejected by Australian rugby.
Legendary Wallabies coach Rod Macqueen knows what it takes to beat the British and Irish Lions under adversity — and he is confident Joe Schmidt is the secret weapon Australia needs to do it again.
Nick Farr-Jones, John Eales and James Horwill – now add Harry Wilson who will captain his country against the Lions. And the skipper is imploring his teammates to win every moment despite massive experience gap.
Rugby: The Wallabies and the British & Irish Lions both name their final squads for the opening test in Brisbane.
It was a series lauded as an instant classic, and when the Lions arrived in Australia in 2001 they carried with them a certain cockiness. Then, after six weeks of personal insults and violent matches laced with controversy, the Wallabies emerged victorious.
In a ludicrous scenario, Lions fans were shut out from watching Wednesday night’s Origin decider due to a bizarre scheduling clash that robbed both rugby union and rugby league.
After first banning Australian journalists from being part of a WhatsApp group that updates with the latest tour information, Lions management are turning the screws on their own media.
Jamie Pandaram and Julian Linden are in Brisbane to look ahead to the opening Test between the Wallabies and Lions, and how the game might play…
Jamie Pandaram, Julian Linden, and TalkSport’s Alfie Reynolds share their tips ahead of the first Test between Australia and the British and…
For the first time in 12 years, the British and Irish Lions rugby union juggernaut has hit town for a Test match against the Wallabies.
July 26 was supposed to be Eastwood’s final farewell to one of the most storeyed grounds in the Shute Shield rugby competition, but there has been yet another twist.
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