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Our greatest athletes are in a hotbed of sleep disorders, study finds
via abc.net.au
Whether it's lying awake thinking about the big game tomorrow, ruminating on past performances, or training regimes that start at 4:45am, solid sleep is often hard to come by for high-performance athletes and it can have lasting implications.
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Oscar Piastri not ‘pulling over’ for McLaren teammate Lando Norris at every race amid F1 title charge
Australian F1 driver Oscar Piastri has made it clear he will not be pulling over to help his teammate Lando Norris at every one of the remaining eight races this year following McLaren’s decision to adopt team orders in support of the title-chasing Briton.
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High-performance athletes at greater risk of sleep disorders — even after retirement
via abc.net.au
Whether it's lying awake thinking about the big game tomorrow, ruminating on past performances, or training regimes that start at 4:45am, solid sleep is often hard to come by for high-performance athletes and it can have lasting implications.
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Australia whitewashes Czechia in the Davis Cup to set up another shot at finals glory
via abc.net.au
Thanasi Kokkinakis and Australia's doubles team star as the Aussies down Czechia to put them on the verge of a finals spot.
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Awkward Hynes dilemma amid $1m Sharks question that won’t go away — Crawley
This is not another Nicho Hynes bash up. This is simply stating reality.
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Sean Dyche brushes off talk over future as Everton respond to Textor comments
via theguardian.com
Manager dealing with ‘volatile situation on and off pitch’Club say Textor remarks ‘merely represent personal view’Sean Dyche says he cannot focus on his Everton future while dealing with a “volatile situation on and off the pitch” after the club distanced themselves from comments from the prospective new owner, John Textor.Everton travel to Aston Villa on Saturday bottom after losing their opening three Premier League matches. Over the international break the
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‘Days away’ from Centrelink to the finals: How O’Brien saved job as NRL’s ‘ugly duckling’ defy the odds
The Knights carried an underdog mentality all the way to an elimination final last season and they’ll continue to embrace it heading into this year’s finals series.
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Soward whacks Dragons bosses
via smh.com.au
St George Illawarra NRLW coach Jamie Soward took aim at the Dragons bosses after they told him he would not have a job after this season.
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‘You’d feel s***’: Brutal truth fuelling Power amid stunning 10-year AFL reversal
Ten years on from Hawthorn’s famous preliminary final win over Port Adelaide, Ken Hinkley’s coaching career comes full circle in a September rematch between the clubs, with the roles very much reversed this time.
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WNBA and Las Vegas Aces file motions to dismiss Dearica Hamby’s lawsuit
via theguardian.com
Hamby filed suit alleging mistreatment over pregnancyWNBA argues that league doesn’t employ playerAces say former player failed to provide evidenceThe WNBA and Aces have filed motions to dismiss former Las Vegas player Dearica Hamby’s federal lawsuit that alleges mistreatment over her pregnancy.Hamby filed the suit about a month ago, alleging the Aces discriminated and retaliated against her, resulting in her January 2023 trade to the Los Angeles Sparks. Continue reading...
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Solheim Cup: Pettersen omits Leona Maguire and turns to Charley Hull
via theguardian.com
Hull to partner Esther Henseleit in opening foursomes‘Charley and Esther are a good match. They are friends’Suzann Pettersen has sprung a shock as Europe begin their defence of the Solheim Cup by omitting Leona Maguire for the opening foursomes session in Virginia.Pettersen has turned to Charley Hull to lead Europe off at the Robert Trent Jones Golf Club on Friday morning. Hull and the European debutant Esther Henseleit will raise the curtain on the event against the world No 1, Kell
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French rugby federation blames ‘poorly managed’ supervision for youth player drowning
The French Rugby Federation (FFR) said on Thursday it questioned the role of administrative supervisors from the ministry of sport following the death of France under-18 player Medhi Narjissi last month.
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Somerset steals dramatic late victory against Surrey after wild seven-wicket collapse
Somerset has taken seven wickets in the final hour of their County Championship match against Surrey to clinch a remarkable 111-run victory in Taunton.
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Sharks star reflects on 'ugly' Origin eligibility saga
via theage.com.au
Ronaldo Mulitalo has opened up on the State of Origin eligibility saga that has overshadowed his representative career.
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Big blow for Vic suitors in race for versatile Giant; delisted Saint wants AFL lifeline - Trade Whispers
Victorian suitors have suffered a big blow after a versatile Giant reaffirmed his commitment to the club.
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Somerset steals dramatic victory against Surrey after seven-wicket collapse
Somerset has taken seven wickets in the final hour of their County Championship match against Surrey to clinch a remarkable 111-run victory in Taunton.
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Knights’ cruel blow on finals eve; Roosters, Panthers timely boosts confirmed: Finals Late Mail
Newcastle have been dealt a massive blow on the eve of the finals with NSW Origin centre Bradman Best set to miss their Cowboys clash.
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The numbers behind Collingwood's poor start to the AFLW season
via abc.net.au
The Magpies are winless through two rounds of the AFLW, with some concerning statistics that need addressing.
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Burning QB question facing cellar dwellers; star primed to shine: Week 2 NFL Cheat Sheet
The opening week of the NFL season promised and delivered, with several Super Bowl contenders flexing their muscle while the realisation dawned on a few fanbases that they are set for a miserable next few months.
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‘You’d feel s***’: Ex-Port skipper’s Ken truth in 10-year turnaround from painful prelim
Ten years on from Hawthorn’s famous preliminary final win over Port Adelaide, Ken Hinkley’s coaching career comes full circle in a September rematch between the clubs, with the roles very much reversed this time.
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Legend predicts new home for Ben Hunt after Dragons skipper cops brutal review from club
Rugby league Immortal Andrew Johns believes Dragons captain and half Ben Hunt may not play another game for St George Illawarra after he was slapped down in the club’s end of season review.
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On the ropes to another finals series: How O’Brien and ‘ugly duckling’ Knights defied the odds
Despite their epic run last season which resulted in an elimination final win, the Knights have carried an underdog mentality with them in 2024, and will continue to do so heading into this year’s finals series.
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NFL 2024: Week 2 preview cheat sheet, biggest talking points and burning questions, best bets and tips, analysis, latest news
The opening week of the NFL season promised and delivered, with several Super Bowl contenders flexing their muscle while the realisation dawned on a few fanbases that they are set for a miserable next few months.
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McReight, Paisami return for Bledisloe series as Schmidt sticks solid with Wallabies
via theage.com.au
Wallabies coach Joe Schmidt has resisted the option of making major squad changes after the record defeat in Santa Fe.
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‘Lucky loser’ finals system to feature in Super Rugby restructure
via theage.com.au
The collapse of the Melbourne Rebels has forced a re-jig of Super Rugby Pacific next year, with fewer playoff spots and no Super round.
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AFL 2024: Tom Jonas on Ken Hinkley, future, Port Adelaide semi-final against Hawthorn, 10 years since preliminary final, Jack Ginnivan, latest news
Ten years on from Hawthorn’s famous preliminary final win over Port Adelaide, Ken Hinkley’s coaching career comes full circle in a September rematch between the clubs, with the roles very much reversed this time.
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Melbourne is chasing another NRL premiership but their newest rising star is already a grand final hero
via abc.net.au
Tyran Wishart is the most-improved player in the NRL this season and a vital part of Melbourne's premiership charge, but back home in Gerringong he's already a grand final hero.
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The Panthers millionaire factory: $27m and counting for club’s brightest and best
via theage.com.au
Since the Panthers’ dynasty began in 2021, a host of players and coaches have left the club due to salary cap pressure – earning themselves seven-figure pay-days in the process.
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How much longer can Penrith keep producing superstars for other clubs?
via theage.com.au
It takes considerable discipline to let players like Kikau, Crichton, Luai, Leniu and a score of others leave.
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Rafael Nadal runs out of time to prove fitness for Europe’s Laver Cup tilt
via theguardian.comSpaniard ‘disappointed’ to drop outWill ‘cheer Team Europe from afar’Rafael Nadal has pulled out of next week’s Laver Cup as he battles to regain full fitness, the Spaniard said on Thursday. Nadal last played at the Paris Olympics, where he lost to Novak Djokovic in the second round, before skipping the US Open due to concern about his fitness.The 22-time grand slam winner said at the time that he was targeting a return at the Laver Cup, from 20-22 September. &ldquo
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Get your kicks on Route 66: Inside Sam Mitchell’s Hawthorn rebuild plan
via theage.com.au
The Hawks and one of their key staffers agreed to provide some context and detail around the 2022 strategy after The Age learned about the plan from an official who served during that period.
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Fashion deals and Cats connections — why this AFL star's trade request has raised eyebrows in footy circles
via abc.net.au
Trade requests are far from rare in the AFL, but Bailey Smith's connection to a Geelong fashion company has pundits questioning whether clubs are on a level playing field.
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Joe Schmidt, who helped Detroit Lions to two NFL championships, dies aged 92
via theguardian.comHall of Fame linebacker led Lions to titles in 1953 and 1957Family did not provide Schmidt’s cause of deathJoe Schmidt, the Hall of Fame linebacker who helped the Detroit Lions win NFL championships in 1953 and 1957 and later coached the team, has died. He was 92.The Lions said family informed the team Schmidt died Wednesday. A cause of death was not provided. Continue reading...
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County cricket: Somerset pull off dramatic win over Surrey in thrilling finish – as it happened
via theguardian.com
Surrey batting collapse hands victory to Somerset and breathes new life into County Championship title battleI was just about to post, in my reliably jinxy way, that Gloucestershire have progressed quite serenely since their early loss, but then Ryan Higgins struck again, another lbw against Cameron Bancroft, who did that thing of exaggeratedly pushing his pads forward outside the line after they’d been struck. Umpire having none of it though. Gloucs 25-2 chasing 234.Two big wickets at Che
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David Pleat: ‘The joy of beating a great team – that was a great happiness’
via theguardian.com
The former Luton and Tottenham manager on spotting players, the limitations of data and his greatest game‘“No. I’m afraid it’s an addiction or an obsession – whatever you want to call it,” smiles David Pleat. We’re sitting in a hotel just off the M1 motorway where the 79-year-old recalled that he sold the defender Matt Jackson to the Everton manager Howard Kendall back in 1991 for £600,000. “He’d only played nine games for us … t
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Brighton hope to secure Nikita Parris signing on WSL deadline day
via theguardian.com
Forward has turned down a number of offersParris would join fellow Lioness Kirby at clubBrighton are in advanced talks with Manchester United over the potential signing of the England forward Nikita Parris.It is understood the 71-times-capped Lioness has turned down a number of offers from other clubs and Brighton, whose opening WSL fixture of the season is at home to one of her former clubs Everton on 21 September, are now the favourites to secure her signature on Friday, the Women’s Supe
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Erik ten Hag hits back at Cristiano Ronaldo’s Manchester United criticism
via theguardian.com
‘He is far away in Saudi. Everyone can have an opinion’United visit Southampton after consecutive defeatsErik ten Hag has hit back at Cristiano Ronaldo by pointing out that the Portuguese admitted Manchester United are not well placed to win the biggest trophies this season despite criticising the manager for stating the same.In a pre-season interview Ten Hag discussed United’s chances of winning the Premier League and Champions League. “We are really a long way away from
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Eric ten Hag hits back at Cristiano Ronaldo’s Manchester United comments
via theguardian.com
‘He is far away in Saudi. Everyone can have an opinion’United visit Southampton after consecutive defeatsErik ten Hag has hit back at Cristiano Ronaldo by pointing out that the Portuguese admitted Manchester United were not well placed to win the biggest trophies this season despite criticising the manager for stating the same.In a pre-season interview Ten Hag discussed United’s chances of winning the Premier League and Champions League. “We are really a long way away fro
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Constitution Hill has surprise breathing operation before crucial comeback
via theguardian.comNicky Henderson reveals news on social mediaReturn after interrupted campaign in Fighting FifthNicky Henderson, the trainer of the outstanding hurdler Constitution Hill, said on Thursday that his unbeaten stable star has undergone wind surgery ahead of his much-anticipated return to action in the Fighting Fifth Hurdle at Newcastle on 30 November.In a post on Twitter/X, Henderson reported that Constitution Hill had been the one of the star attractions at a stable open day on Wednesday, adding: &l
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Norris does not expect Piastri to hand him wins after McLaren back title hope
via theguardian.com
McLaren confirm they will give British driver priority‘I want to win by being the best driver on track’Lando Norris has said he does not expect to be handed victories by his McLaren teammate, Oscar Piastri, and would not want to win a Formula One world championship that way, after the team confirmed they would give the British driver priority in his attempt to catch Max Verstappen and claim his first title.Norris trails Red Bull’s Verstappen by 62 points with eight rounds remai
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County cricket: Somerset pull off dramatic win over Surrey in thrilling finish – live
via theguardian.comCounty Championship updates from around the groundsYou can get in touch with Tom via email or comment BTLI was just about to post, in my reliably jinxy way, that Gloucestershire have progressed quite serenely since their early loss, but then Ryan Higgins struck again, another lbw against Cameron Bancroft, who did that thing of exaggeratedly pushing his pads forward outside the line after they’d been struck. Umpire having none of it though. Gloucs 25-2 chasing 234.Two big wickets at Chelmsf
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'They need to change': Cristiano Ronaldo speaks on Manchester United – video
via theguardian.com
Cristiano Ronaldo gave his thoughts on Erik ten Hag and Manchester United during an interview with Rio Ferdinand. The Al-Nassr player reflected on his second spell at United and criticised Erik ten Hag's mentality. Speaking about Ten Hag's modest ambitions for the club, Ronaldo said: 'If you are Manchester United coach, you cannot say that you’re not going to fight to win the league or Champions League.'Ronaldo criticises Ten Hag and claims Manchester United need total rebuild Continue rea
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Sale’s Jonny Hill to meet police and learn fate over incident with supporter
via theguardian.comSecond-row seen in scuffle in stand against Bath in JuneHill could also face possible disciplinary action from RFUThe Sale Sharks second-row Jonny Hill is set to learn his fate when he meets with the police on Monday after an investigation was launched following an incident with a Bath supporter at last season’s semi-final at the Rec in June.Hill was sidelined with injury at the time and had been watching the match from near the press box alongside the Sale coaches. After the final whistle
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Hate the new Champions League format? Embrace change and, er, open your mind | Max Rushden
via theguardian.comFootball fans don’t really like change, and a 36-team table and playing eight teams instead of three certainly counts as thatA few weeks ago I was sitting down to eat the neighbour’s cat (it’s OK, I’m an immigrant) when I saw something even more off-putting – The Uefa Champions League’s X (Twitter) video entitled The dawn of a new era. This 30-second clip was an attempt to soft-launch the European Cup format which starts next week.They’d hired a good set
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Hansi Flick quietly getting everything right in perfect start at Barcelona
via theguardian.comNew coach has not put a foot wrong and is reaping rewards from integrating himself into Spanish club and cultureFirst he went to the Costa Brava, visiting the small, picturesque towns of Llafranc and Calella de Palafrugell. Next he was in Sant Quirze del Vallès, taking the staff to Masia Can Ferran, a restaurant favoured by Pep Guardiola and Xavi Hernández where they have served traditional Catalan cuisine since 1949. Then he was back in Barcelona for the Diada, Catalonia’s n
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An NFL three-peat should be impossible. But with Patrick Mahomes there is no such thing
via theguardian.com
It isn’t a stretch, even at this very early stage, to think this could be the best Chiefs team of the Mahomes-Reid eraSound the alarm: the Chiefs have that look again.The most stunning thing about Kansas City’s Super Bowl win last season was that it came in what should have been a retooling year. Sure, when you have Patrick Mahomes, every season carries championship expectations. But for much of last year, the Chiefs had that not-quite-good-enough feel of the mid-dynasty New England
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A feel-good story or the Swiss watch of rugby league? Who casual fans should follow in NRL finals | Alex McKinnon
via theguardian.comEach team in the running, their chances of winning, and who’ll give you dirty looks based on your pickThe NRL finals are here. As the nine teams who didn’t make the cut jet off to Bali to nurse their wounds and cause some international incidents, rugby league’s finest are getting ready to beat the tar out of each other in pursuit of premiership glory.But which bandwagon should the casual footy observer jump on? A proven contender? An outside chance? Or the correct choice, the P
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Spanish footballer found guilty of sexually assaulting woman in mascot costume
via theguardian.com
Ruling finds Hugo Mallo touched woman’s chestHe ‘completely denies’ charges and has said he will appealCelta Vigo’s former captain Hugo Mallo has been found guilty of the sexual assault of a woman who was working as the Espanyol mascot in the final moments before a game in La Liga.A judge in Barcelona fined him €6,000 (£5,100) with a further €1,000 with interest to be paid in compensation after ruling that Mallo put his hand inside the victim’s parak
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Celta Vigo captain found guilty of sexually assaulting woman in mascot costume
via theguardian.comRuling finds Hugo Mallo touched woman’s chestHe ‘completely denies’ charges and has said he will appealCelta Vigo’s captain, Hugo Mallo, has been found guilty of the sexual assault of a woman who was working as the Espanyol mascot in the final moments before a game in La Liga.A judge in Barcelona fined him €6,000 (£5,100) with a further €1,000 with interest to be paid in compensation after ruling that Mallo put his hand inside the victim’s parakeet c
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The Barclaysmen: we just want something to watch, something to feel
via theguardian.comBetween the dynamic ticket pricing scandal and these two not making it on to the Ballon d’Or shortlist (what about Cristiano Ronaldo’s numbers in Saudi, guys?!), it’s fair to say that Football Daily and the rest of you were at a low ebb going into the international break. But then, a ray of hope amid the disgraces of Social Media Disgrace TwiXer. A post from The Cultras Pod emerged from the shadows, with nothing but a dream and a hashtag.Is turning down a Football Daily letters
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