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Football Australia has issued the first two of many lifetime bans it expects to hand out as part of its ongoing investigation into the pitch invasion that left a player and a referee injured during the abandoned A-League derby.
MELBOURNE : Australia's selectors may be faced with a tough call between retaining Scott Boland or replacing him with regular paceman Josh Hazlewood as the hosts look to seal a series win over South Africa at the 'Boxing Day' test in Melbourne.
MELBOURNE : A-League boss Danny Townsend has denied that Australian soccer has a culture of poor crowd behaviour as police continued investigations into a pitch invasion that left a player and a referee injured during the abandoned Melbourne derby.
It wasn't the start that Dean Elgar would have wanted as the Proteas lost the opening Test of a three-match series against Australia, going down by 6-wickets inside of two days in Brisbane.
While there were very few positives for the Proteas to take out of their 6-wicket loss to Australia in the first Test at the Gabba on Sunday, the clouds of defeat had a silver lining.
Team South Africa finished the World Short Course Championship in style as Chad le Clos and Lara van Niekerk medalled on the final day.
Australia captain Pat Cummins spearheaded a pace barrage that tore through the Proteas before his side chased down a target of 34 to claim a win inside two days on a hostile Gabba pitch despite the best efforts of Kagiso Rabada, who took four quick wickets.
MELBOURNE: Football Australia boss James Johnson vowed tough sanctions Sunday after a goalkeeper was attacked during an A-League match, but insisted the sport was safe and there are no concerns about co-hosting the women’s World Cup next year.