Wallabies make five changes for France test
PARIS :Australia have made five changes to their line-up for the last test of an exhausting year against France in Paris on Saturday.
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France's Fickou, Meafou and Flament return for Australia clash
PARIS :France centre Gael Fickou and locks Emmanuel Meafou and Thibaud Flament are back in the starting team to face Australia this weekend as coach Fabien Galthie on Thursday made three changes to the side that beat Fiji last week.
Norris expects Vegas to be trickier than last two races he won
LAS VEGAS :McLaren's Formula One championship leader Lando Norris played down his chances of a third win in a row on Wednesday and said he expected Las Vegas to be trickier than his last two races in Mexico and Brazil.
Wales team announcement LIVE as side to face All Blacks named
Wales will this morning announce the team that will face New Zealand on Saturday in the third autumn international.
PSG defender Hakimi wins African Footballer of the Year
Paris St Germain's Achraf Hakimi was named African Footballer of the Year at the 2025 CAF Awards in Rabat on Wednesday, the first defender to claim the prize in 52 years as he finished ahead of Mohamed Salah and Victor Osimhen in the voting.
Daly and Slade back for England against Argentina
LONDON :Wing Elliot Daly, centre Henry Slade and prop Asher Opoku-Fordjour have been included in the England starting team to face Argentina on Sunday as coach Steve Borthwick made six changes from the side that beat New Zealand last week.
Verstappen needs to win big in Vegas to stay in title contention
Even if he cannot win the Formula One title in Las Vegas this weekend, McLaren's Lando Norris could end Max Verstappen's reign on the same floodlit Strip where the Red Bull driver celebrated a fourth successive crown last year.
Judging biggest overreactions for NFL Week 11 games - ESPN
DENVER — The Chiefs and Broncos spent the first half circling each other like prizefighters, fully cognizant of the stakes and being careful not to make the devastating mistake. It was 6-6 at halftime — two field goals apiece, nothing to indicate which way it would go.