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  • ‘Sick of saying it’: Joey up in arms as Panthers star binned | Martin sent to the sin bin | I…

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    ‘Sick of saying it’: Joey up in arms as Panthers star binned

    Andrew Johns has called out a “poor” moment from Cameron Munster in the Storm’s loss to Penrith, before taking aim over a controversial sin bin in a night that saw four players given their marching orders by Grant Atkins.

    With their slim finals hopes on the line at AAMI Park, the hosts were blown away by the Panthers in the opening half and despite a spirited comeback, fell short in a rain-affected 22-14 loss that ended Melbourne’s season once and for all.

    Brian To’o crossed for a first-half hat-trick for Penrith, bringing up 100 NRL tries in the process, with his second try coming thanks to an intercept from Sua Faalogo.

    Martin sent to the sin bin

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    Ivan fumes over ‘really harsh’ sin bin… and he says it’s been ‘coming for a while’

    Ivan Cleary has slammed the decision to send Liam Martin to the sin bin against the Melbourne Storm, with the Panthers coach labelling the call as “really harsh”.

    Minutes before the half-time break, Martin was given his marching orders after being penalised for a professional foul on opposing fullback Sua Fa’alogo.

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    As Fa’alogo attempted to burst through a gap in the defence and chase after his own kick, Martin appeared to close the gap on the Storm star.

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  • ‘I feel sick’: Crowe reacts to WC heartbreak | Iraq hold off Bolivia to claim final World Cup…

    ‘I feel sick’: Crowe reacts to WC heartbreak | Iraq hold off Bolivia to claim final World Cup…

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    Iraq hold off Bolivia to claim final World Cup place

    Iraq became the 48th and final team to qualify for the World Cup, after they defeated Bolivia 2-1 in an intercontinental playoff in Mexico on Tuesday to secure the nation’s first appearance at the finals tournament in 40 years.

    Iraq, whose preparations for the playoff had been disrupted by the war in the Middle East, will play in Group I against Norway, France and Senegal during the summer tournament.

    Goals from Ali Al-Hamadi and Aymen Hussein secured a famous win for Iraq, whose last appearance at the World Cup finals came at the 1986 tournament in Mexico.

    The victory marked a triumph for Iraq’s Australian head coach, Graham Arnold, who had initially sought to have the playoff on Tuesday postponed because of disruption caused by the regional conflict triggered by US‑Israeli strikes on Iran.

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    Against all odds, Arnold and Iraq clinch the final 2026 World Cup spot

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    Mohannad Ali Kadhim looked to the heavens and screamed for joy, while emotion overcame goalkeeper Ahmed Basil Al-Fadhli as he slumped, facedown, to the turf. Coach Graham Arnold was enveloped on the touchline, before being hoisted onto his players shoulders and, Iraq flag held aloft in his hand, presented to the euphoric fans in the stands.

    Half a world away, the scenes coming out of Baghdad, out of Basra, Mosul, and Erbil as Iraqis celebrated in the early morning sun, were just as striking — videos posted social media showing fans gathered anywhere able to fit a screen large enough to host a crowd placed into raptures as Ali Ibrahim Al-Hamadi and Aymen Hussein netted in a 2-1, history making intercontinental playoff win over Bolivia.

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  • Sick Osaka hopes to be OK by Australian Open | Best of United Cup Perth Media Day 1: Osaka’s hone…

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    Sick Osaka hopes to be OK by Australian Open

    PERTH, Australia — Four-time Grand Slam singles champion Naomi Osaka is feeling under the weather at the United Cup.

    After losing her first match for Japan against Greece's Maria Sakkari on Friday, Osaka said she got "really sick" over the holiday period and wasn't operating at 100% during the 6-4, 6-2 loss.

    Osaka was coughing at times during the match and appeared to lack energy. She said she likely caught an illness from her 2-year-old daughter Shai.

    "I have been dealing with some health stuff, so I'm kind of just happy to be out here right now," Osaka said. "It's not serious, but I'm not operating at the percent that I want to be operating at, which kind of sucks, because I had a really good offseason so I thought I was going to do really well here."

    Best of United Cup Perth Media Day 1: Osaka's honest view of balancing motherhood, tennis

    From Naomi Osaka's thoughtful view on balancing motherhood with competition to Maria Sakkari's motivation to return to tennis' elite, the first Media Day at the United Cup in Perth gave us a glimpse of some players' offseasons and 2026 aspirations ahead of competition beginning Jan. 2.

    PERTH, Australia — Prior to Japan's press conference at the first media day of the United Cup in Perth, Naomi Osaka noticed Switzerland's Belinda Bencic with her 1-year-old daughter on the court. 

    "I thought that was really, really cute, and it made me think of my daughter, as well," Osaka said.

    After a 2025 season that saw Osaka rise from No. 57 to No. 16 in the PIF WTA Rankings, the four-time Grand Slam champion learned more about the balance of offseason training and her role as a mother. 

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    Osaka 'dealing with some health stuff' ahead of Australian Open

    Naomi Osaka went down 6-4, 6-2 to Maria Sakkari at the United Cup in Perth. (AAP: Richard Wainwright)

    Naomi Osaka says she is battling an illness ahead of the Australian Open.

    Osaka struggled in her 6-4, 6-2 loss to Maria Sakkari at the United Cup on Friday night.

    The four-time major winner says she began feeling ill over the Christmas period.

    Former world number one Naomi Osaka says she is not at full health following her straight-sets loss to Maria Sakkari at the United Cup.

    Just over two weeks out from the Australian Open, Osaka was coughing at times during her 6-4, 6-2 defeat to world number 52 Sakkari in Perth on Friday night.

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