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Katrina Gorry has done it all for the Matildas. Now she wants a trophy
Katrina Gorry embodies all the characteristics that are celebrated in Australian football, and the veteran midfielder wants to lead the Matildas all the way to the Asian Cup trophy. Source link
Super Bowl champ backs Burton's boot as good enough for NFL
Australian Super Bowl winner Michael Dickson says the booming boot of Bulldogs five-eighth Matt Burton could cut it in the NFL, but not without some major adjustments. Source link
This Manly youngster played against future NFL stars. Now he's trying to crack the NRL
After some eye-catching performances in the pre-season, young Manly backrower and former American high school football linebacker Hugo Hart is edging closer to an NRL debut. Source link
All Matildas Asian Cup matches to be broadcast live on ABC radio
Just days out from the start of the Women’s Asian Cup, the ABC has locked in radio broadcasting rights for the tournament. Source link
Sayer's return from knee injury a testament to single-minded focus
After a long-term injury seriously derailed her career, Australian soccer player Amy Sayer is looking to leave a mark on this year’s Asian Cup, which begins for the Matildas on Sunday in Perth. Source link
Aussie Griffith set for belated world champs medal after rival's doping ban
Georgia Griffith looks likely to be awarded a belated world indoor championships bronze medal, her first global senior medal, after Ethiopian Diribe Welteji copped a doping ban. Source link
Many names may be the same, but the Matildas are no longer their 2023 selves
Although filled with familiar faces, the Matildas are now a completely different side to the one that captured hearts and minds at the 2023 World Cup. This is how a “proactive” Australian side is likely to line up at the Women’s Asian Cup. Source link
Aussies focused on repeating 'perfect performance' against India
Ash Gardner says mastering a simple game plan was the key to Australia’s convincing six-wicket win over India in the ODI series opener Brisbane. Source link
Chess at the SCG? Lofty ambitions touted as world champion visits
Five-time World Chess Champion Viswanathan Anand says he believes Australia could be on the verge of becoming a proud chess nation. Source link
The AFL rule change which has sparked fears of an injury influx in 2026
Geelong’s Shannon Neale might have escaped a serious injury, but coaches and players are beginning to voice concerns the AFL’s rule changes could lead to more rucks getting hurt. Source link