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Cody Walker left a number of league greats in disbelief on Friday as he cost his team a try and was ordered to the sin bin for kicking Penrith’s Jack Cogger.
The South Sydney veteran had just been tackled by four Panthers when he lost his temper, jumping to his feet and swinging his leg out to kick Cogger in the shin.
Unaware of his actions, Walker’s teammates worked the ball to the opposite edge of the field and sent Dayne Jennings over in the corner to level the scores at 6-6, while a small push-and-shove battle simultaneously broke out in the middle.
Incredible stuff from Tom Jenkins, who has transformed himself from a journeyman winger to a genuine star in the past few seasons. He runs infield and chases down a Jack Cogger kick, jumps for it, catches it, then does superbly to hold off Jack Wighton with his right arm and dive over and plant the ball down with his left in the corner.
Paul Alimoti kicks a sideline conversion and Penrith lead by eight.
The final 40 minutes begins as Souths kick things off, and Penrith are quickly on the attack via an Edward Kosi error. Rabbitohs bench forward Liam Le Blanc produces a crunching ball-and-all tackle on Lindsay Smith, picking up the Penrith lock and dumping him on his back. But the Panthers continue their attack anyway, Dylan Edwards forcing a dropout with a smart grubber into the in-goal.
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Adelaide has made one change to its team for its clash against West Coast at Optus Stadium on Friday night.
Forward/ruck Toby Murray has been named in the line-up, and will make a return to the side for the first time since Round 14.
Murray’s inclusion comes off the back of a dominant display in the Crows’ SANFL win against Port Adelaide last weekend.
The 22-year-old finished the match with 20 disposals, 10 hit-outs, seven marks, four clearances and four goals.
“Toby showed exactly what we needed to see last week in what was a dominant performance at SANFL level,” Executive General Manager Football Adam Kelly said.
Tim Kelly returns for West Coast while Oliver Francou gets named for his first game
WEST Coast will be bolstered by the return of star on-baller Tim Kelly from a hamstring injury, while mid-season recruit Oliver Francou will make his AFL debut to add more midfield grunt ahead of its clash with Adelaide on Friday night.
The Eagles (4-11) were blitzed in the midfield during last week's 53-point loss to Carlton.
Francou, the son of former Port Adelaide midfielder Josh Francou, has starred in the WAFL since being picked up by West Coast, averaging 24 disposals and eight tackles per game across his four matches.
Mid-season recruit Oliver Francou will make his Eagles debut against Adelaide on Friday night
West Coast Eagles mid-season draftee Oliver Francou is set to make his debut under Friday night lights, suiting up in the blue and gold to face Adelaide at Optus Stadium.
Recruited from North Adelaide with the Eagles first pick, the 20-year-old inside midfielder has impressed at WAFL level since his arrival at the club, averaging 24 disposals and eight tackles from his four games.
Oliver Francou is set to soar under Friday night lights, debuting in blue and gold as the Eagles unleash their newest recruit against Adelaide at Optus Stadium.
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João Fonseca confirma saque e faz 3 a 2 no segundo set.
João até vence dois pontos – um erro não forçado e uma boa subida subida a rede – mas russo fecha o game e empata segundo set: 2 a 2
Safiullin só perdeu cinco pontos com o primeiro saque até o momento. É uma das grandes chaves da vitória parcial do russo.
João Fonseca em ação pela terceira rodada de Wimbledon (Foto: REUTERS/Marko Djurica)
Em game longo, João consegue salvar um break e confirma o saque. João teve cinco chances de fechar, russo conseguiu salvar e levou para iguais; Na sexta, finalmente o brasileiro liquidou o game. 2 a 1, sem quebras no segundo set. No primeiro, vitória do russo por 6/3.
João acerta o slice, vai novamente à rede e força erro de Safiullin. 0/40.
João Fonseca é agressivo no saque, e a devolução de Safiullin fica na rede. 0/30.
Safiullin é agressivo e sobe à rede. João Fonseca arrisca na paralela e manda para fora.
Safiullin saca fechado, e João Fonseca até consegue devolver, mas na sequência para na rede. 40/15.
Safiullin repete a estratégia, e João Fonseca mais uma vez tem dificuldade. 30/15.
Safiullin saca no corpo de João Fonseca, que devolve para fora. 15 iguais.
Após game longo e equilibrado, Safiullin para na rede, e João Fonseca confirma o serviço.
João Fonseca, tenista brasileiro de 19 anos, conquistou uma importante vitória em Wimbledon nesta quarta-feira (1º), ao superar o holandês Jesper de Jong por 3 sets a 0. Após o triunfo, Fonseca declarou que esta foi sua "melhor partida na grama até agora", evidenciando seu desempenho no Grand Slam.
Com parciais de 6/1, 7/5 e 6/4, o jovem atleta detalhou o que o levou a essa constatação. "Fui bem, consegui me movimentar e fui para a rede, consegui boas jogadas, então acho que fui muito bem na quadra hoje", afirmou. Ele também destacou a dificuldade do adversário, exigindo foco mental.
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Jannik Sinner (1), Novak Djokovic (7) and Tommy Paul (21) are in action; Aryna Sabalenka (1), Jessica Pegula (4) and Coco Gauff (7) also take to court.
Wimbledon recap Day 4: The Rafael Nadal law that explains how hard elite tennis can be
Perhaps it should be known as the law of beating Rafael Nadal.
Between 2012 and 2017, Nadal suffered seven shock defeats at Grand Slams before the quarterfinals. On not one of those occasions did the person who beat him go on to win another match at that tournament.
It’s a tale as old as time. In tennis, players have no chance to celebrate after a huge win, unless it comes in a Grand Slam final. Instead, they are asked to go back on court a day or two later and try to back it up.
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On No 2 Court the Brazil shirts and flags are out in force, but the flags are fluttering a little less frantically when Fonseca drops the first set 6-3 against Roman Safiullin. At first look, Safiullin may not appear to be much of a danger for the 19-year-old Brazilian with the nuclear forehand; Safiullin had to come through qualifying and he hadnât won a grand slam match in 2026 before this tournament. But Safiullinâs heavy hitting suits the grass, shown by his run to quarter-finals here in 2023, and he also defeated his fellow Russian Andrey Rublev, the 12th seed, in five sets in round one.
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Ryan Gosling's blockbuster "Project Hail Mary," directed by Phil Lord and Christopher Miller, is set to arrive on Prime Video this Friday, July 3. The film, which grossed $683.5 million worldwide after its March 20 theatrical release, previously debuted on PVOD on May 12 and then on Amazon's MGM+ on June 18. This staggered release marks a shift in Amazon MGM Studios' streaming strategy. Based on Andy Weir's novel, Gosling stars as Ryland Grace, a teacher on an interstellar mission to save Earth, who partners with an alien named Rocky. The critically acclaimed sci-fi adventure holds a 94% Rotten Tomatoes score and will be available to Prime Video subscribers, with options for ad-supported or ad-free viewing.
Amazon MGM Studios’ hit film Project Hail Mary is premiering on Prime Video on Friday, July 3, repping a 105-day theatrical window to streaming.
As we previously told you, the feature take on the Andy Weir novel directed by Phil Lord and Chris Miller directed hit MGM+ first in homes on June 18, a 90-day theatrical window. The reason for the Ryan Gosling pic’s arrival on MGM+ first versus Prime Video stemmed from the movie going through a traditional windows system at Amazon MGM Studios, from theaters to PVOD to MGM+, the latter being the pay-one window. A movie such as the Dwayne Johnson-Chris Evans feature Red One was greenlit via Prime Video, hence it went straight to the streaming service after its theatrical play.
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We sat down with Noah after the announcement of his debut against Melbourne
Head Coach Sam Mitchell speaks to media ahead of the Saturday Afternoon clash with Melbourne in Launceston
Hear from our newest debutant Matt Hill as he plays game one against Melbourne
Hear from the Will after the big win against the Giants
We sat down with Noah after the announcement of his debut against Melbourne
Head Coach Sam Mitchell speaks to media ahead of the Saturday Afternoon clash with Melbourne in Launceston
Hear from our newest debutant Matt Hill as he plays game one against Melbourne
We sat down with Poppy Stockwell to see how she's transitioned into the AFLW program
Hawthorn have replaced injured star small forward Nick Watson with a debutant who was once a Melbourne Storm academy member.
The Hawks confirmed on Tuesday that Watson would miss Saturday afternoon’s game against Melbourne with what they described as a tight hamstring. Watson was slated to miss only one game as a precaution.
The debutant, Matt Hill, booted three goals for Box Hill on the weekend and is a quick, yet physical, Indigenous small forward.
Originally from Katherine, Hill was recruited by the Hawks as a Category B rookie and was part of the Storm’s First Nations pathway program.
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The Pokémon Trading Card Game (TCG) is celebrating 30 years with an expansion sure to excite fans across the world: 30th Celebration. You’ll no doubt want to see the exciting new illustration rare cards, the cards of yesteryear in the Classic Collection, and all those adorable Pikachu. Each 30th Celebration booster pack is set to include five foil cards (including one of 30 unique illustrations of Pikachu) and one foil Basic Energy card!
But how do you find booster packs for this expansion? Read on to learn more about the products set to release when the expansion launches on September 16, 2026, as well as those coming later in the year.
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The 30th Anniversary Pokemon TCG sets went live this morning on both EB Games and JB Hi-Fi, and not only were EB Games once again requiring EB World Plus membership, it was also charging double (or a little bit below in some cases), what JB Hi-Fi were charging and the MSRP.
This is true across the board, although the most glaring example is the ETB which is $199 at EB Games in comparison to $100 at JB Hi-Fi as well as the UPC which was a whopping $599 at EB Games and $360 at JB Hi-Fi, and then this is true across the board where it’s a 60-102% increase when buying at EB Games compared to JB Hi-Fi.
Pokémon fans are excited about the upcoming 30th anniversary set, with the exception of two things. No one is looking forward to the scalper situation that will undoubtedly follow such a cool release. The other Wailord in the water is the new card type, Future rare. While some are embracing the chase cards' new chromatic look, others seem to hate the muted color scheme.
The Pokémon Company did give fans a sneak peek of what the Mew and Mewtwo Future rare cards would look like in a trailer. Close-ups of the cards also showed off their unique, ornate textures. The glimpses were brief, and the features were seemingly animated, however. New real-life footage showing someone holding several 30th anniversary cards gives a clearer look at their appearance.
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Explore the latest developments concerning Croatia Takes LEAD.
Portugal beat Croatia 2-1 in hugely controversial circumstances to set up a mouthwatering round-of-16 clash with fierce rivals Spain at the 2026 World Cup.
Croatia thought they had scored a last-gasp equaliser to send the game to extra time, only for Josko Gvardiol’s scrappy goal to be ruled out for offside in the build-up.
Goncalo Ramos had earlier headed Portugal into the lead in added time after Cristiano Ronaldo was substituted by Roberto Martinez. Ronaldo’s penalty had cancelled out Ivan Perisic’s opener.
Portugal will now face bitter local rivals Spain in the round of 16 — with the USMNT or Belgium lying in wait for the winners.
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