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In a riveting women’s final at the 2025 HSBC SVNS Dubai Sevens, the Black Ferns Sevens asserted their dominance, trouncing rivals Australia Women’s Sevens 29–14 to claim the trophy — and the star of the show was unquestionably Jorja Miller, whose two-try performance earned her the “Player of the Final” award. (HSBC SVNS Series | Official Website) 🥇 Miller’s Match-Winning Brilliance From the opening whistle, New Zealand set the tempo. The Black Ferns capitalised on early Australian mistakes, turning turnovers into relentless attacks. Within the first half, Miller sliced through the defense to score the first of her two tries…
After a turbulent start to the 2025 season, the Panthers have regrouped — and emphatically so. Once written off by critics, they’ve clawed their way back into contention, showing flashes of the ruthless efficiency that powered their previous premiership wins. With gutsy performances, renewed energy and a belief in their core values, the Panthers appear ready to challenge for the crown once more. Early-season woes had many doubting their dynasty. The team suffered a dismal run, including a five-match losing streak — their worst since 2019 — and by Round 12 they found themselves languishing at the bottom of the…
In a move that has sent shockwaves through the rugby league world, the Penrith Panthers have reportedly locked in superstar halfback Nathan Cleary on a colossal five-year, $200 million mega-extension, securing the face of their dynasty until 2029. The announcement has triggered disbelief, excitement, and heated debate across the NRL, with many calling it one of the most powerful and unprecedented deals in league history. Cleary—already regarded as one of the finest players of his generation—has been central to Penrith’s dominance in recent seasons. From steering the club to multiple grand final appearances to producing clutch performances on the biggest…
Manchester United defender Diogo Dalot celebrated a major career milestone on Sunday, making his 150th Premier League appearance—a landmark that reflects his growth, resilience, and evolution into one of the club’s most reliable performers. The Portuguese full-back, who joined United in 2018, has steadily developed into a key figure at Old Trafford, earning the trust of multiple managers and becoming a fan favourite for his consistency, professionalism, and relentless work ethic. Dalot arrived in England as a highly rated teenager from FC Porto but faced early challenges, including injuries and heavy competition for the right-back spot. Yet over the years,…
In what could be one of the more notable player movements ahead of the 2026 NRL season, forward Keaon Koloamatangi — currently with the South Sydney Rabbitohs — is reportedly on the radar of the Parramatta Eels. According to a recent report, the potential transfer has stirred interest around the league as clubs begin plotting their offseason strategies. If the move materializes, it would represent a major shift in the forward pack for both clubs — a chance for the Eels to bolster their middle-forward strength and for Koloamatangi to freshen his career with new surroundings. What Koloamatangi would bring…
Borussia Dortmund midfielder Marcel Sabitzer has reached a significant personal and professional milestone, marking his 100th appearance for the club—an achievement that underscores his consistency, leadership, and immense impact since joining the Black and Yellow. The Austrian star, often simply called Sabi by teammates and fans, has grown into one of Dortmund’s most dependable figures, becoming a central pillar in both domestic and European competitions. Sabitzer’s journey to his century of appearances has been defined by determination, versatility, and elite football intelligence. Since arriving at BVB, he has seamlessly adapted to the club’s dynamic playing style, contributing as a midfield…
The Parramatta Eels returned to the heart of their community today with an energetic and highly engaging **open training session**, greeted by a large crowd of loyal fans who turned up in full voice to support their team. The event, held under bright morning skies at the club’s training base, doubled as both a preparation session and a heartfelt reunion with the supporters who form the backbone of the Eels’ identity. From the moment gates opened, fans poured in—children in jerseys clutching footballs, longtime supporters eager for autographs, and families excited to get a close-up look at their favourite…
In a candid appearance on the radio program “Saturday Scrum,” Parramatta Eels halfback Mitchell Moses admitted that since his daughter’s birth he has changed her nappy only once: right after she was born. On-air, when asked if he regularly helped with nappies, he responded bluntly: “No … I haven’t … I can’t do it.” (Yahoo Sports AU) That remark has ignited a fierce backlash online and among fans, with many condemning the comment as tone-deaf and irresponsible—especially coming from a high-profile athlete and father. (Yahoo Sports AU) 🍼 The Background — Family, Prior Sacrifices, and Earlier Choices Moses and his…
French rugby fans have every reason to celebrate this weekend as Antoine Dupont, the world-renowned scrum-half and cornerstone of both Stade Toulousain and France Rugby, is officially set to return after almost a full year on the sidelines. The long-awaited comeback of the player many consider the best scrum-half of his generation has ignited excitement across the rugby world. Dupont has been absent since suffering a major injury that required extensive rehabilitation and forced him out of both club action and several key national-team fixtures. His recovery has been carefully managed, combining advanced medical treatment, strength conditioning, and phased training…
Fabian Holland’s rise in 2025 has been nothing short of extraordinary. In a year packed with blockbuster performances and intense competition for places in the All Blacks pack, the young lock has carved out a reputation as one of New Zealand’s most influential forwards. His numbers alone tell a compelling story, but it is his consistency, work rate, and impact in pressure moments that have elevated him into elite territory. Across 12 games played this year, Holland has shown remarkable durability and trust from the coaching staff, averaging 67 minutes per match—an exceptional figure for a forward regularly involved in…