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Alex de Minaur has set up a showdown with teen Aussie star Cruz Hewitt in the second round of the Washington Open after defeating Stefanos Tsitsipas on Thursday morning (AEST).
Having lost 12 of his last 13 matches against Tsitsipas, De Minaur bucked the trend to prevail in a scrappy three-setter 6-4, 3-6, 6-3.
Alex De Minaur beat Stefanos Tsitsipas to set up a showdown with Cruz Hewitt. Getty Images
It was the Demon’s first match since a disappointing Wimbledon exit, and his first match as a married man.
Tsitsipas was up a break and in control at 4-2 in the first set before the top-seeded de Minaur rattled off four successive games to clinch it.
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Explore the latest developments concerning Live: Heavyweight clash.
The Dolphins and Warriors meet in a blockbuster NRL clash between two genuine premiership contenders at Lang Park.
Queensland can breathe a sigh of relief after three Maroons were cleared for State of Origin selection after avoiding bans by the Match Review Committee.
Later, the North Queensland Cowboys try to keep in touch with the top eight as they host the ladder-leading Penrith Panthers.
Tonight, the Manly Sea Eagles and Melbourne Storm resume their rivalry at Brookvale Oval.
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The Warriors and Dolphins will face off in a top-four blockbuster to open a massive Saturday afternoon of rugby league live and exclusive on Fox League.
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While the Panthers have undoubtedly been the team to beat in 2026, both the Warriors and Dolphins pushed Penrith to the final minute earlier this year and will be competing on Saturday to prove they are the best bet to be there with the competition favourites on grand final day.
Centre Jye Linnane and middle forward Jason Salalilo have been omitted from the One New Zealand Warriors’ 20-man game day squad for tomorrow’s second versus third round 17 NRL encounter with the Dolphins at Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane (3.00pm kick-off local time; 5.00pm NZT).
They’re now set to line up for the club’s New South Wales Cup side in its match against the Canberra Raiders at GIO Stadium on Sunday.
Rookie hooker Makaia Tafua, who played his second first-grade match in his hometown of Christchurch last week, is retained as 20th man while the originally named six-man bench remains unchanged comprising hookers Sam Healey, props Eddie Ieremia-Toeava and Demitric Vaimauga, second rowers Marata Niukore and Kayliss Fatialofa and halfback Luke Metcalf.
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Explore the latest developments concerning Caitlin Clark’s latest.
Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark, left, and Phoenix Mercury forward DeWanna Bonner, center, are separated by a referee during a skirmish in Monday's game. Brian Spurlock / Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)
Late Monday night, the floor at Gainbridge Fieldhouse turned into a small claims court. Caitlin Clark looped past a teammate and an opponent, exchanging very unfriendly words at very close range. The Indiana Fever star stopped, pivoted and clapped four times, also at close range. One referee decided it was worth a technical foul. Clark decided that was a stupid decision.
“Ridiculous,” actually, is the word Clark used when she later relitigated her fifth tech of the year, putting her within three of a league-mandated suspension. Same salty difference. Which brings us to another fascinating moment of evolution in this 30th anniversary season, the case of Caitlin Clark v. The WNBA, and who wields the power to define the contours of the sport.
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Explore the latest developments concerning Demons, Giants meet.
GREATER Western Sydney found some form last week as it prepares to face Melbourne in Alice Springs on Sunday.
Melbourne (7-4) missed an opportunity to climb into the top four when it failed to make the most of its chances in the dying stages against the Western Bulldogs.
The Demons might have lost some of their momentum but will now be out to turn around their form at a home away from home where they have lost their past three matches, including unravelling in a nailbiter against the Giants in 2023.
Steven King will have to do it without defensive duo Jake Lever (injured) and Changkuoth Jiath (managed), while Max Gawn will once again have to shoulder the great majority of the ruckwork with Max Heath omitted.
The Demons will provide a stern test for GWS after last week's huge win over Brisbane, before Essendon starts a new era under interim coach Dean Solomon against the Eagles in the west.
This has been a brilliant start from the Giants, who have come out full of energy, and the Dees have been sluggish to say the least.
Toby Greene nails a set shot after catching Harry Petty holding the ball inside 50, following up Max Gruzewski's opener.
A massive game for both these teams' hopes of making the finals this season, a proverbial eight-pointer in every sense of the word.
The GIANTS have added three key players to their side for Sunday’s clash with the Demons.
Star defender Sam Taylor will play his first game of the season on Sunday as one of three huge inclusions for the GIANTS’ clash with the Demons in Alice Springs.
Yet to feature in 2026 after suffering a high-grade hamstring injury in February’s State of Origin clash, the dual All Australian has completed a lengthy rehab process and has now been deemed fit and ready to return to Adam Kingsley’s side.
Also entering the team to take on the Demons is fellow All Australian Lachie Whitfield and exciting utility Leek Aleer.
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Explore the latest developments concerning Should the Easter.
Andrew Voss and David Riccio have debated whether the NRL has missed a trick by not moving the Eels vs Tigers Easter Monday clash to Accor Stadium.
Throughout the last fourteen years, the NRL has made a point of scheduling blockbuster games during the Easter long weekend, with the Rabbitohs vs Bulldogs clash on Good Friday, while the Eels take on the Tigers on the Monday.
Since the two sides began playing on Easter Monday in 2014, the crowd has exceeded 30,000 only four times, compared to the Good Friday clash, which has only dipped below that mark once.
With those smaller crowds, it has seen three of the last four games being played at the smaller CommBank Stadium.
Chad Townsend and Paul Grzadka discuss the key talking points heading into the huge Good Friday match
It was a great day last year, Hopefully we can replicate it – M.King
It was a great day last year, Hopefully we can replicate it – M.King
National Rugby League respects and honours 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.
The Rabbitohs and Bulldogs clash at the Sydney Olympic stadium in front of a bumper Good Friday crowd.
Later, the ladder-leading Panthers look to hand the Storm a third-successive defeat when they meet at Western Sydney Stadium.
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Bronson Garlick did go over the top of Hughes in the tackle.
Hughes has stayed down but is told to get on with it by the referee if he can.
The replay shows a bit of pressure but Garlick got off him immediately as soon as he was in a bad position – which is exactly what you want to see.
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Explore the latest developments concerning Live: Giants, Hawks.
An injury-hit GWS sides open their season against Hawthorn in Sydney, before the Brisbane Lions unfurl their premiership flag against the Bulldogs.
The Giants have had a nightmare preseason with injuries and they will take on the Hawks without star players Tom Green, Josh Kelly, Sam Taylor and Aaron Cadman.
Last year's preliminary finalists Hawthorn will start favourites, but they will also be missing key personnel including Will Day and Cam McKenzie.
Later, the Lions will begin their tilt at a third-straight premiership at the Gabba when they take on Western Bulldogs under lights on Saturday night.
The spotlight will be on Lachie Neale, who gave up the Brisbane co-captaincy earlier this year amid his marriage breakdown.
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Toby Greene has begun in the midfield for the Giants, with Jake Stringer botching a tough set shot for goal to register the first score of the game. The Hawks would have been buoyed by the strong mark taken by Mitch Lewis in response.
However, a 50m penalty against Massimo D’Ambrosio for being in the protected zone has gifted Jake Riccardi a goal from about 25 metres.
The weather is a big watch in Sydney, with dark skies now hovering. Rain and possible lightning have been forecast. We’ll see.
Adam Kingsley isn't in panic mode over GWS's injury list but wasn't expecting to lose Aaron Cadman for the season starter
RISING Greater Western Sydney forward Aaron Cadman is managing a "tricky" pelvis issue and won't be pushed to return ahead of time, despite the club's star-studded injury list.
Cadman didn't play in the official practice match against Sydney, and then trained a few days later, whereupon the injury flared again. On Tuesday, he was listed as being out for two weeks with a pelvic problem.
The Giants' injury list is littered with first-choice players, including Toby Bedford (hamstring), Leek Aleer (groin), Brent Daniels (hamstring), Sam Taylor (hamstring), Darcy Jones (knee), Josh Kelly (hip) and Tom Green (ACL).
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Explore the latest developments concerning Senegal v Mali:.
A fiercely contested West African derby awaits in Tangier on Friday as Senegal and Malilock horns in the quarter-finals of the TotalEnergies CAF Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON), Morocco 2025, with a coveted semi-final berth at stake.
It is a meeting rich in history, respect and rivalry, bringing together two neighbours who know each other intimately and whose encounters are often defined by fine margins.
While Senegal arrive with the momentum of recent champions and one of the tournament’s most consistent records, Mali step into Tangier buoyed by resilience, belief and a reputation for thriving under pressure.
Senegal have grown steadily stronger as the tournament has progressed. Unbeaten in their last 15 AFCON matches, the Lions of Teranga have combined attacking efficiency with mental resilience, most recently coming from behind to defeat Sudan in the Round of 16 — a rare but significant show of character in knockout football.
The Africa Cup of Nations is in full swing, and Spurs are representing!
And the idea of a tournament in the middle of the season just seems silly to me – take that 2022 World Cup! But the Africa Cup of Nations is one of those international fixtures that actually means something, so I’ll deal with it. Tottenham Hotspur actually have two representatives at the tournament in the form of Pape Matar Sarr and Yves Bissouma, representing Senegal and Mali, respectively – with Mohammed Kudus’ Ghana failing to qualify.
Both have seen success at the tournament thus far, with both Mali and Senegal qualifying for the latter stages of the competition, albeit in very different circumstances. Senegal, one of the favorites for the trophy, cruised comfortably through the group stages, with a draw against Democratic Republic of the Congo the sole blemish on their record as they kept clean sheets in wins against both Benin and Botswana. They then eased past Sudan in the Round of 16 with a 3-1 win after an early scare when Sudan opened the scoring. Unfortunately for Sarr (but fortunately for Spurs) Sarr’s involvement in these matches thus far has been limited, making only a solitary appearance as he started and played 81 minutes in the 3-1 win over Benin.
How to watch the Africa Cup of Nations match between Mali and Senegal, as well as kick-off time and team news.
When Mali and Senegal meet in the Africa Cup of Nations quarter-finals, it will be more than just a knockout tie. It will be a battle of regional pride. The Grand Stade de Tanger in Tangier is set to host this titanic battle between the two giants, with a coveted place in the semi-finals at stake.
Here is where to find English-language live streams of Mali vs Senegal as GOAL brings you everything you need to know about how to watch the game today.
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A chance to test yourself against some of the best the game has to offer rarely comes about for those outside top flight football, but Callum Elder is about to do exactly that.
The Australian star is one of the many Aussie talents that have established a regular spot in a European league, currently representing Derby County in the EFL Championship.
Elder comes up against 17 of his Australian teammates on a regular basis in the league, but his skills will be truly put to the test when he takes to the field in the FA Cup on Sunday.
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You could make a case that Callum Elder has flown under the radar in Australian football… until now.
In a period where there has been a shortage of Australians operating at the highest level in the Premier League and across Europe, the left-back has become a mainstay in the upper echelons of the English game, recently bringing up 300 club career appearances.
Yet, Elder’s exploits have only yielded three caps for the Socceroos, with two coming in the most recent window against Venezuela and Colombia, four years on from his debut off the bench in a 3-0 World Cup qualifying win over China.
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Steve Nicol and Frank Leboeuf discuss why Ole Gunnar Solskjær's return to Manchester United would make sense for the club. (1:05)
The English FA Cup third round kicks off Friday, and it remains one of the most anticipated dates on the calendar — a weekend when non-league part-timers get the chance to realize the dream of playing — and beating — professional clubs, including the biggest teams in the Premier League.
It can be a weekend the top clubs dread given the risk of becoming the victim of a giant-killing, but it is the first step on the road to Wembley for the teams hoping to win the competition this season.
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