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Arsenal's Bruno Guimarães Teases Aussie Return After Stan Sport Chat
Arsenal player Bruno Guimarães told Stan Sport he would welcome a chance to revisit Australia, recalling his previous stint with Brazil there.
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Sports · 4 days ago
Arsenal player Bruno Guimarães told Stan Sport he would welcome a chance to revisit Australia, recalling his previous stint with Brazil there.
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Zac Lomax’s knack for the high ball makes him a strong wing candidate, yet he remains in the centre for Australia A. Pietsch is also being discussed as a potential wing option ahead of the World Cup.
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Cormier and Stormy Marco are tipped as the joint favourites for the 2026 Derby Day at Flemington, setting the stage for a showdown that promises more drama than a grand final replay.
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On day four of the third Test at Newlands, South Africa held a 40‑run advantage with six wickets in hand after Temba Bavuma fell for 35. Australia’s Nathan Lyon pressed for quick wickets as the match edged toward a…
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Dane Rampe announces his retirement and uses his farewell to remind the Sydney Swans to continue probing the uncomfortable truths revealed by the Pullman Hotel scandal.
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Marnus Inglis (85*) and Travis Carey (51*) added an unbeaten 145‑run partnership for the sixth wicket, taking Australia to 330‑4 and a one‑run lead over the Proteas as day three begins at Newlands.
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The AFL’s 2027 schedule gives Sydney marquee status and lines up a series of high‑profile reunions with former clubs. The league markets the match‑ups as “spicy reunions”, promising a blend of nostalgia and riv…
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Saint George, the Caulfield Cup runner‑up who dazzled in the Cox Plate, was withdrawn from the Melbourne Cup after a mandatory pre‑race scan failed.
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James Hird, passed over for the Essendon senior coaching job, will head the sports division of a $220 million AI company backed by former Essendon chairman Paul Little, marking a shift from footy tactics to data‑dr…
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