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SYDNEY : Former All Blacks coach Wayne Smith thinks the Wallabies could spring a surprise at the World Cup in France later this year with Eddie Jones back at the helm since replacing Dave Rennie at the start of the year.
Police have investigated 27 reports of rape and 34 other sex crimes as well as 344 alleged crimes of violence at Forest Bank prison since 2018.
Football legend Lionel Messi is all set to leave Paris Saint-Germain in the summer and join a Saudi Arabia-based club, a report has confirmed. Messi had recently made a trip to the Middle Eastern country for which he was handed a suspension but Ligue 1 club. The purpose of Messi's visit wasn't' initially confirmed but it seems like it had something to do with the Argentina legend finalising details of his future during the visit. Messi's current contract with the French giants concludes at the end of next month.
Former All Blacks coach Wayne Smith thinks the Wallabies could spring a surprise at the World Cup in France later this year with Eddie Jones back at the helm since replacing Dave Rennie at the start of the year.
The feisty scrumhalf with the flowing blond hair is one of rugby's most recognisable players and was key to the Springboks' World Cup triumph in Japan four years ago.
Since last July, when Joe Biden visited, the same MBS has cut deals with Washington's rivals, signing unprecedented pacts with China and agreeing to oil production cuts with under-sanctions Russia. But the channels are far from cut with the US. Can Saudi Arabia be all things to all powers?
Neymar is ready to leave PSG this summer despite still having four years remaining on his contract, sources told ESPN, and the club is willing to let him go if the right offer materializes.
Tom Pidcock (Ineos Grenadiers) hopes to have “blown out a few cobwebs” after preparing for the UCI World Cup opener in Nove Mesto Na Morave with his first mountain bike win of the season. After winning Strade Bianche and making the podium at the Amstel Gold Race and Liege-Bastogne-Liege, Pidcock turned his attention from road racing to mountain bikes earlier this month. Ad He withdrew before the end of his opening race due to a mechanical issue but looked in good form as he won second time out in Chur, Switzerland.