A-League

After 14/15 games in the Premier League so far, we now have an unprecedented break until Boxing Day while the World Cup is played in Qatar.

As the Premier League breaks for the World Cup, we are once again on track for another year of battling at both ends of the table. Forest look to have tightened their leaky defence from earlier this season, but Steve Cooper will be keen to use the break to continue gelling his squad. Spurs find themselves in fourth, but performances have been mixed and will need to improve after the break. The other four southern clubs will likely be content with mid-table. Manchester City looked to be imperious with the addition of Erling Haaland, but have dropped points, while Arsenal have been nearly perfect. At the top of the league lie Arteta’s Arsenal.

A-League CEO Danny Townsend told ABC Sport that the competition is in a better position to capitalise on the Socceroos' success than ever before.

From the European Cricket League to the Big Bash League, Pavel Florin's journey is a unique one. In 2019, the Romanian cult hero made global headlines after ...

“It was mostly children and women, because the men stayed (in the Ukrainian) to fight.” “Some people offered accommodation, while I was the driver who would go to the border, pick up people and come back,” he explained. [After making a cameo appearance for Surrey Hills Cricket Club](https://www.foxsports.com.au/cricket/cricket-pavel-florin-romania-pavel-florin-surrey-hills-pavel-florin-twitter/news-story/b1be1102acf5881c67cb8e6a8ee91fe6) in the 2019/20 summer, which he described as the “best cricket adventure of my life”, he hopes to play another match for the side before returning to Europe. “If a man from Transylvania can come and play for the Melbourne Stars, everybody can, so nothing is impossible.” From the European Cricket League to the Big Bash League, Pavel Florin’s journey is a unique one. From the European Cricket League to the Big Bash: Cult hero Pavel Florin joins Melbourne Stars family

Among gutted homes and flood fields, the golden eagles are soaring in the central west town of Eugowra, providing hope and comfort to a community on its ...

Olden Eagle Andrew Barnes is leading a walk from Forbes to Eugowra on December 23 to raise much-needed funds as the community helps to get back on its feet. In Eugowra, it’s the rugby league club," Mr Barrett said. “Someone found some of mine about six kilometres down the road that had been washed away. "But the following day after the floods went through I saw jerseys hanging there among the bare town. I’m just waiting for insurance on my house to see what they’re going to do there but it’s unliveable at the moment.” “I call it a tsunami, not a flood," she recalled.