Arnold nearly quit Australia job during hard road to Qatar
Australia coach Graham Arnold said he nearly quit during the team's rocky road to the Qatar World Cup but felt obliged to repay his players for their sacrifices.
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Hearts set for £500k windfall after Kye Rowles and Nathaniel Atkinson help Australia book World Cup spot
Australia's qualification for the 2022 World Cup could land Hearts a windfall of nearly £500,000.
Arnold has 'full belief' as Australia prepare for World Cup 2022 decider against Peru
Australia manager Graham Arnold says his players will fight for 90 minutes in Monday’s World Cup 2022 shootout against Peru in Qatar.
Tui strikes twice as Black Ferns blank Canada
Sevens standout Ruby Tui scored her first two test tries as New Zealand continued their preparations for hosting the women's World Cup by blanking Canada 28-0 in the Pacific Four tournament in Auckland on Sunday.
Weld's Guineas star Homeless Songs confirmed for Coronation Stakes at Ascot
Classic heroines Homeless Songs, Cachet and Mangoustine are among 14 fillies confirmed for a mouthwatering renewal of the Coronation Stakes at Royal Ascot on Friday.
Australia coach wants more from team after World Cup playoff win
AL-RAYYAN: Australia coach Graham Arnold warned his team they must improve to beat Peru and make it to a fifth straight World Cup after Ajdin Hrustic fired a late winner in a nerve-wracking 2-1 play-off victory over United Arab Emirates in Doha.
Australia score twice to set up World Cup playoff with Peru after win against United Arab Emirates in Doha
Australia will face Peru in an inter-continental playoff in Doha after beating the United Arab Emirates 2-1. All three goals came in the second half in Qatar in the Asian play-off match, with Jackson Irvine putting the Socceroos ahead. Ad/> Qatar swiftly equalised through Caio Canedo before Ajdin Hrustic grabbed the winner at the Ahmad bin Ali Stadium.
Rugby-New Zealand apologises to player for wellbeing 'failings'
(Reuters) -New Zealand Rugby has issued a public apology to Te Kura Ngata-Aerengamate more than six months after the national women's hooker complained of suffering a mental breakdown following alleged criticism from her former coach Glenn Moore.