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Live: New-look Knights back up from Vegas victory against Manly at Brookvale

The Newcastle Knights are at Brookvale Oval to take on the Sea Eagles after opening their season with an electric victory in Las Vegas.

Later, it's a derby between the Dolphins and Titans as they both try to become the first Queensland team to win a game this season.

Follow all the action in our live blog below, check out all the stats in the full ScoreCentre, and tune in to our live radio coverage.

Ponga is involved again, but this time the main man is Dylan Brown, who produces a lovely lofted pass out to Dom Young.

He makes it to the corner to dive in, and it looks like Tom Trbojevic comes in with some knees after the fact, but it's cleared by the referee.

Sunday feast: Sea Eagles v Knights; Dolphins v Titans

A time-honoured rivalry and a modern-day rivalry bring down the curtain on Round 2.

First up it's the Knights and Sea Eagles meeting for the 62nd time since Newcastle entered the competition in 1988 – including the epic 1997 grand final which is considered one of the greatest deciders ever.

The Dolphins and Titans then square off at Suncorp Stadium in their 11th meeting since the men from Redcliffe became the NRL's 17th team in 2023.

Plenty to play for both games and you can follow all the action from Round 2 of the NRL Telstra Premiership on NRL.com's live blog.

12 min: More slick backline work from the Knights as Kalyn Ponga goes to first receiver and sends it on to Dylan Brown who sends a superb overhead pass to Dom Young who powers into the right-hand corner. Ponga nails the conversion again. Knights 12-0.

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Team Update: NRL Round 2 vs Knights

The Sea Eagles squad has been reduced to 20 players ahead of Sunday's Round 2 clash against the Knights at 4 Pines Park.

Dropping out of the squad in the 24-hour update are forwards Simione Laiafi and Jackson Shereb.

Paul Bryan, Brandon Wakeham and Josh Feledy are in line to make their Club debut for Manly.

The Sea Eagles and Knights will be playing for the Malcolm Reilly Challenge Trophy.

The Sea Eagles will also play the Knights at 4 Pines Park on Sunday in the Jersey Flegg Cup (12:00pm) and the NSW Cup (1:45pm) with gates opening at 11:30am.

Manly Warringah Sea Eagles respect and honour the Traditional Custodians of the land and pay our respects to their Elders past, present and future. We acknowledge the stories, traditions and living cultures of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples on the lands we meet, gather and play on.

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March 15, 2026
A look back at five Crows debuts that shaped the Club | Crows tight-lipped on Daicos plans, ponde…

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A look back at five Crows debuts that shaped the Club

In Round One, 1996, five debutants took the field for the Crows, kicking off careers that would shape the club’s history.

Thirty years ago, five new Crows started a journey to surprising success.

Five recruits with assorted football experiences shared their debuts for Adelaide in Round One of 1996 but would later share triumphs of greater significance.

Darren Jarman, Kym Koster, Troy Bond, Peter Caven and Shane Ellen – all added to the squad after a disappointing 1995 season under coach Robert Shaw – played in a stirring 90-point win against Sydney at Football Park, on the last day of March.

Remarkably, the five featured on the last day of September the following year, when Adelaide won its first AFL premiership at the MCG.

Crows tight-lipped on Daicos plans, ponder ruck change

Matthew Nicks was keeping mum on ways Adelaide will try quell the influence of gun Magpie

ADELAIDE coach Matthew Nicks is keeping his cards close to his chest as he prepares to dull the influence of a red-hot Nick Daicos in Saturday night's clash with Collingwood.

The Magpies superstar dismantled St Kilda with 41 disposals, seven marks and four clearances at the weekend, and will again be a pivotal figure as last year's minor premiers open their 2026 campaign.

Nicks said the Crows had enormous respect for Daicos but remained coy on what plans he would employ to keep the three-time All-Australian under wraps.

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Cats, Power debutants amid triple Eagles shock; verdict on star for brutal trip — AFL Team Tips

Multiple more debutants have been locked in including an Eagles stunner.

Plus Adelaide looks all but certain to make a brutal ruck call on a recently signed tall. meanwhile, North Melbourne has confirmed a young duo will make their AFL debuts on Sunday. Read more in AFL Team Tips!

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Team Tips: Dashing defender Adam Saad is expected to miss Carlton’s annual blockbuster against Richmond with a low-end hamstring strain, after finishing with just 64 per cent game time in his side’s Opening Round loss to Sydney. While not a like-for-like replacement, his absence could be somewhat negated by the return of Nick Haynes from an ankle injury, though he for now remains an outside chance to come straight back. The in-form Francis Evans (knee) is similarly considered unlikely, but not improbable to be parachuted into the starting 23. The trio of Blake Acres, Lachie Cowan and Matthew Carroll all successfully got through the club’s VFL practice match against Footscray late last week, with the side kicking a wayward 6.22 to ultimately go down by 21 points. It would be stiff to be dropped after just one match, but like most clubs early in the season, it will be intriguing to see if Michael Voss continues to deploy a two-ruck strategy with Liam Reidy as support to Marc Pittonet.

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March 12, 2026
WWAY gets inside look at ABC’s ‘RJ Decker’ set ahead of series premiere | “RJ Decker” T…

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“RJ Decker” Trailer Released

Disney has released a new trailer for the upcoming original drama series, “RJ Decker”, which will be coming to ABC, Hulu and Disney+ later this year.

Written by Rob Doherty (“Elementary”) and starring Scott Speedman, RJ Decker is a disgraced newspaper photographer and ex-con who starts over as a private investigator in the colorful-if-crime-filled world of South Florida. The series follows him tackling cases that range from slightly odd to outright bizarre with the help of his journalist ex, her police detective wife and a shadowy new benefactor — a woman from his past who could be his greatest ally … or his one-way ticket back to prison.

RJ Decker Trailer Teases Scott Speedman's Challenges as Florida Investigator

Grey’s Anatomy’s Scott Speedman is trading medicine for private investigation in his upcoming ABC crime drama RJ Decker.

In Us Weekly’s exclusive first look at the show, Speedman’s RJ calls himself “the sunshine state’s most lovable PI.” The description seems misleading, though, since RJ is then seen getting punched in the face by an exotic dancer.

“Business is booming,” RJ quips. “Turns out, murder never takes a vacation.”

Based on Carl Hiaasen‘s novel Double Whammy, RJ Decker focuses on a disgraced newspaper photographer and ex-con who “starts over as a private investigator in the colorful-if-crime-filled world of South Florida, tackling cases that range from slightly odd to outright bizarre, with the help of his journalist ex, her police detective wife and a shadowy new benefactor — a woman from his past who could be his greatest ally … or his one-way ticket back to prison.”

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February 9, 2026
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Namibia look to play spoilers in Group A spotlight

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Aakash Chopra on if teams outside of India and Pakistan be able to compete for a qualification spot in Group A (2:51)

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All the attention in Group A will be on India and Pakistan and Namibia will hope to add a bit more spice by causing a few upsets in their fourth straight appearance at the T20 World Cup.

They have a slightly inexperienced squad with five players having fewer than ten international games under their belt, but on their day, Namibia are capable of beating any opposition. Just ask neighbours South Africa, who were stunned by them last October in Windhoek in a last-ball thriller or Sri Lanka, who they beat in the 2022 edition of the T20 World Cup in Australia.

ICC asks PCB the reason for invoking Force Majeure to boycott India game

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The ICC has asked the PCB to explain in detail the reasoning behind an invocation of the Force Majeure clause in their boycott of the India clash at the T20 World Cup on February 15. ESPNcricinfo understands the PCB sent an email to the ICC citing government orders as the reason for the boycott of the clash in Colombo. The development comes as both sides continue engaging in dialogue, with the ICC keen to find a resolution.

Force Majeure is a legal concept that excuses a party from performing their obligations in the face of an unforeseeable event beyond their control – most commonly a major natural disaster or war – but in terms of the participation agreement for ICC events, it also categorises a government order as a Force Majeure. In this instance, the government of Pakistan first posted a statement on X that Pakistan would not take the field on February 15, before the Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif told his cabinet the same and linked it to showing solidarity with Bangladesh, who were removed from the tournament.

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'Flight is booked': India going to Colombo as boycott looms

The 2026 men's T20 World Cup could be the first major ICC event in 15 years not to feature an India-Pakistan match

India captain Suryakumar Yadav says his team "are going" to Colombo despite the uncertainty over their T20 World Cup clash with Pakistan on February 15.

The Pakistan government announced this week their team would boycott the match amid ongoing political tensions between the neighbouring countries, later clarifying the decision was taken in solidarity with Bangladesh who withdrew from the tournament after the ICC refused their request to relocate their World Cup matches out of India.

The ICC has urged the Pakistan Cricket Board to "explore a mutually acceptable resolution" which "protects the interests of all stakeholders", while Sri Lanka Cricket have also written to their PCB counterparts urging them to reconsider given the impact a forfeited match could have on the tourism sector in a country still recovering from an economic collapse.

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February 8, 2026
‘Utopia’ or not? An inside look at the AIS documentary set to spark debate | At 19, Alisa Camplin…

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'Utopia' or not? An inside look at the AIS documentary set to spark debate

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Liz Ellis calls it a "utopia for great athletes". Michael Clarke says it "was always something you wanted to be a part of". Dylan Alcott says it is "second to none for Paralympic athletes". Because of the AIS, Patrick Johnson "was the fastest man in the world", and Shane Watson "knew that's where champions were built".

But the words that makes your ears prick up come from one-time NBA champion Andrew Bogut, once the NBA's No.1 draft pick.

At 19, Alisa Camplin-Warner had never worn skis. A new documentary shines a different light on her unthinkable Olympic gold

Just eight years prior to winning Olympic gold as an aerial skier at Salt Lake City in 2002, Alisa Camplin-Warner was watching on TV the Winter Games of 1994 when it dawned on her that a career on the slopes could be an option.

Until that point, the recently graduated Melbourne schoolgirl, 19 at the time, had never skied.

She had never even seen snow, barring the snow being carved up by Aussie skiing trailblazer Kirstie Marshall on TV at the 1994 Olympics.

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'It's going to damage a lot of people': Former AIS athletes demand Channel 9 pull documentary

Former AIS athletes are concerned the documentary could overlook the darker aspects of the institute's history. (AAP Photos: Lukas Coch)

Former Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) athletes have raised concerns about the Australian Sports Commission's handling of a documentary it says may trigger former AIS attendees.

The documentary, called Forging Champions, was commissioned by the Australian Sports Commission to air on Channel 9 this coming Monday.

It covers the 40-year history of the AIS, featuring interviews with some of Australia's biggest sports stars from the past four decades.

But former athletes who claim they were physically and psychologically abused during their time at the institute claim the documentary could potentially trigger some people, leading to harm if it presents a rosy image of the institute.

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February 3, 2026
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'Utopia' or not? An inside look at the AIS documentary set to spark debate

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Liz Ellis calls it a "utopia for great athletes". Michael Clarke says it "was always something you wanted to be a part of". Dylan Alcott says it is "second to none for Paralympic athletes". Because of the AIS, Patrick Johnson "was the fastest man in the world", and Shane Watson "knew that's where champions were built".

But the words that makes your ears prick up come from one-time NBA champion Andrew Bogut, once the NBA's No.1 draft pick.

'It's going to damage a lot of people': Former AIS athletes demand Channel 9 pull documentary

Former AIS athletes are concerned the documentary could overlook the darker aspects of the institute's history. (AAP Photos: Lukas Coch)

Former Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) athletes have raised concerns about the Australian Sports Commission's handling of a documentary it says may trigger former AIS attendees.

The documentary, called Forging Champions, was commissioned by the Australian Sports Commission to air on Channel 9 this coming Monday.

It covers the 40-year history of the AIS, featuring interviews with some of Australia's biggest sports stars from the past four decades.

But former athletes who claim they were physically and psychologically abused during their time at the institute claim the documentary could potentially trigger some people, leading to harm if it presents a rosy image of the institute.

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At 19, Alisa Camplin-Warner had never worn skis. A new documentary shines a different light on her unthinkable Olympic gold

Just eight years prior to winning Olympic gold as an aerial skier at Salt Lake City in 2002, Alisa Camplin-Warner was watching on TV the Winter Games of 1994 when it dawned on her that a career on the slopes could be an option.

Until that point, the recently graduated Melbourne schoolgirl, 19 at the time, had never skied.

She had never even seen snow, barring the snow being carved up by Aussie skiing trailblazer Kirstie Marshall on TV at the 1994 Olympics.

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READ MORE: Green blows up over rival's bowling action in 90-run loss

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February 2, 2026
‘Look at who he’s beaten’: Why star trio believe Volk is ALREADY the GOAT… win or lose on…

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‘Look at who he’s beaten’: Why star trio believe Volk is ALREADY the GOAT… win or lose on Sunday

Former three-time UFC title challenger Chad Mendes believes Alex Volkanovski has already done enough to be considered the greatest featherweight of all time – regardless of the result this weekend.

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Volkanovski returns to the Octagon on Sunday looking to defend his UFC featherweight crown when he faces Diego Lopes in a rematch of their world title fight in Las Vegas last year.

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There was a time not so long ago that Alexander Volkanovski was considered the best pound-for-pound UFC fighter in the world.

The two-time UFC featherweight champion is still doing his thing and is just days away from a showdown in Sydney against Diego Lopes.

But aged 37, the Wollongong fighter is entering the twilight of his sporting career, even though Volkanovski shot down retirement talk, stating he had every intention to fight again after the much-anticipated fight with Lopes this weekend.

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Robert Whittaker argues Ilia Topuria is No. 2 greatest featherweight

Although Ilia Topuria's featherweight title reign was short, Robert Whittaker says you can't deny the results.

With featherweight champion Alexander Volkanovski (27-4 MMA, 14-3 UFC) making his first title defense in a rematch against Diego Lopes in Saturday's UFC 325 headliner in Sydney, the featherweight GOAT debate has restarted. Volkanovski defended his belt five times in his first reign, before regaining his title with a win over Lopes at UFC 314.

Jose Aldo (32-10 MMA, 14-9 UFC) holds the record for most consecutive title defenses in UFC featherweight history at seven, with Volkanovski at five, and Max Holloway (27-8 MMA, 23- 8 UFC) at three. However, for Whittaker, Topuria's (17-0 MMA, 9-0 UFC) one title defense over Holloway places him above everyone but Volkanovski.

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February 1, 2026
Stream LIVE as Villarreal look to launch unlikely LALIGA title bid against Hansi F | ‘Not happy’ …

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How to watch the LaLiga match between Villarreal and FC Barcelona, as well as the kick-off time and team news.

Villarreal welcomes FC Barcelona this Sunday, 21 December, at 4:15 p.m. at the Estadio de la Cerámica, for matchday 17 of the 2025-2026 LaLiga season.

Here, GOAL brings you everything you need to know about how to watch the match, including the TV channel, broadcast details and more.

The match will be available in Spain via DAZN LaLiga, DAZN LaLiga 2 and LaLiga TV Bar, while in Mexico it can be watched on Sky Sports.

In South America, the match will be broadcast on ESPN and Disney+. Finally, in the United States, the match will be broadcast on ESPN Deportes, ESPN App, and Fubo Sports.

'Not happy' – Hansi Flick speaks out after losing vital Barcelona star to injury for La Liga clash with Villarreal

Unhappy Hansi Flick spoke out after losing key Barcelona star Pedri to injury ahead of their crucial La Liga clash with Villarreal on Sunday. The Spain international has had fitness issues since suffering a left hamstring injury in El Clasico against Real Madrid on October 26. He had earlier remained sidelined for five matches across all competitions last month and had missed the November international break.

Following their 2-1 defeat to rivals Real Madrid in the season's first El Clasico, Barcelona confirmed that Pedri has suffered a tear in the distal biceps femoris muscle in his left thigh, ruling him out for several weeks. The midfielder looked fatigued during the El Clasico loss.

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December 21, 2025
“Make Me Look Like The LNER Class A4 4468 Mallard” Brett Lee Tells Barber | How ‘inspirational’ C…

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Former Australian fast bowler Brett Lee has reportedly issued a very specific instruction to his barber this week, asking to be made to look like the LNER Class A4 4468 Mallard again as he prepares for another stint in the commentary box during the Third Ashes Test.

How 'inspirational' Cummins ended his 158-day layoff

A fast-tracked and carefully-managed recovery from a bone stress injury looks to have been timed to precision

Pat Cummins zips one past Zak Crawley and there's hardly a murmur. No, the heat has not yet sizzled the Adelaide Oval crowd; until Cummins reaches his arms out wide and carries on his follow-through all the way to Alex Carey, it is not clear that Australia's skipper has, in fact, just dismissed Crawley.

The wider angle, the extra bounce, the sliver of nip away, a shave of the right-hander's outside edge. Pat Cummins, who has not bowled a ball in a game for 158 days, is back with the type of perfect dismissal only Pat Cummins could pull off.

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Ashes 2025: Cummins leads from the front to leave England’s Ashes hopes in tatters

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Captain Pat Cummins has helped lift Australia closer to Ashes glory with a crucial three-wicket haul on a controversial day in Adelaide in which Nathan Lyon edged past Glenn McGrath’s career Test wicket tally and Ben Stokes lay the law down to teammate Jofra Archer.

England’s diabolical tour continued as they finished a sweltering day two on 8-213, well short of Australia’s 371, which featured a valuable half-century from Mitchell Starc.

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December 19, 2025
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Brad Pitt: Bio And Career Highlights

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Brad Pitt: Looking Back As The Actor Turns 62

Brad Pitt has gone through some pretty rocky times in recent years, with his high-profile custody battle bringing out allegations of domestic abuse and details about his admitted alcohol addiction, among other things. Despite the controversies, the Oklahoma native continues to thrive and seems to be working to improve himself all the time. His acting career is still going strong but he primarily works behind the camera these days, executive producing many hit films every year.

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