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Panthers consider painkilling jabs for Cleary as shoulder surgery looms

Panthers consider painkilling jabs for Cleary as shoulder surgery looms

While club medics are confident the star halfback has not suffered further damage to his shoulder, the injury could still affect what he can do in the grand final, according to sports scientists.

  • by Christian Nicolussi and Cindy Yin

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Why the biggest threat to the Matildas’ knees is sitting on a plane

Why the biggest threat to the Matildas’ knees is sitting on a plane

FIFPro has found that female footballers who sustained ACL injuries travelled further, for longer and crossed more time zones – not a great sign for an Australian squad playing in Europe.

  • by Emma Kemp
The revolutionary procedure that could salvage Sam Kerr’s Olympic dream

The revolutionary procedure that could salvage Sam Kerr’s Olympic dream

Most experts have already put a red line through the Matildas captain’s prospects of competing in Paris but leading Sydney sports doctor Tom Cross is adamant there is a way.

  • by Andrew Webster
Sam Kerr the victim of an injury that discriminates against women

Sam Kerr the victim of an injury that discriminates against women

With the recovery time for ACL injuries generally eight to 12 months, it’s unlikely the star striker will be available for the 2024 Olympics.

  • by Billie Eder
Will Rafa come back to Melbourne? Craig Tiley is counting on it

Will Rafa come back to Melbourne? Craig Tiley is counting on it

Australian Open boss Craig Tiley was to meet Rafael Nadal on Monday night and start his pitch to bring the 22-time grand slam champion to Melbourne next year after his withdrawal from the 2024 event.

  • by Marc McGowan and Stephen Brook
Game of two calves: The secret injury Sam Kerr struggled with for weeks
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Game of two calves: The secret injury Sam Kerr struggled with for weeks

Most people assumed the Matildas captain’s left calf was the reason for her “difficult” fitness battle over the past two months. They assumed wrong.

  • by Emma Kemp
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Rylee Foster broke her neck and back in a horrific car crash. On Sunday, she played in the A-League

Rylee Foster broke her neck and back in a horrific car crash. On Sunday, she played in the A-League

The former Liverpool goalkeeper’s comeback game ended in defeat, but for Foster, her family and the medical experts who treated her, it was a major victory.

  • by Tom Garry
Tomljanovic pulls out of US Open after ‘remarkable’ win; Hijikata charges into third round
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Tomljanovic pulls out of US Open after ‘remarkable’ win; Hijikata charges into third round

Daria Saville drove the defending champion mad at times before world No.1 Iga Swiatek extended her winning streak at Flushing Meadows to nine matches, while injury has forced Ajla Tomljanovic out of competition.

  • by Marc McGowan
Bend the knee: The game-changing procedure for athletes with ACL injuries

Bend the knee: The game-changing procedure for athletes with ACL injuries

Merv and Tom Cross were pioneers in fixing serious knee injuries – now they have unearthed a non-surgical procedure that allows the ligament to heal naturally.

  • by Andrew Webster
Tomljanovic withdraws from French Open, delaying on-court return

Tomljanovic withdraws from French Open, delaying on-court return

Australia’s top-ranked women’s player, Ajla Tomljanovic, has withdrawn from the French Open, delaying her return to the court after knee surgery.

  • by Marc McGowan
NFL seeks advice from NRL on hip-drop tackles

NFL seeks advice from NRL on hip-drop tackles

The NFL is grappling with how to penalise hip-drop tackles after a Dallas Cowboys player was left needing surgery, and have turned to the NRL for help.

  • by Billie Eder

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