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AFL concedes umpire error as Cats lament 'howler' call
Geelong's Ollie Dempsey was denied a clear goal in the narrow loss to Carlton when umpires chose not to call on the AFL Review Centre to check a decision.
Live: Ponga backs up for Knights after Origin I send-off
Kalyn Ponga is backing up for the Newcastle Knights, just days after his seismic send-off in State of Origin Game I. Follow live.
Hindley conquers 'epic' day to climb onto Giro podium
Australia's Jai Hindley moved to third overall in the 2026 Giro d'Italia after a "tough day out" on stage 19, helped by a superb sacrificial ride by teammate Giulio Pellizzari.
Live: Swans host Tigers before Lions seek redemption against Dockers
Sydney has a point to prove when it faces Richmond at the SCG, while Brisbane will be desperate to bounce back against Fremantle after its damaging loss to GWS. Follow live.
Pleas for French Open to move 'unsafe' ad boards after star's nasty fall
Iga Świątek urges French Open officials to move advertising boards away from the courts after seeing Zeynep Sönmez's tournament end due to injury.
Fox thrilled at World Cup silver in first race since tumour surgery
Jess Fox celebrates a silver medal at the Canoe Slalom World Cup in her first race nine months after an operation to remove a kidney tumour.
Beaten Paraguayan says French Open clash 'needs to be umpired by a man'
Adolfo Daniel Vallejo faces a massive fine after making sexist remarks aimed at a chair umpire at Roland-Garros.
'Stand up with us and for us': Artist's passions collide at surf comp
Surfer Jessi Rebel's journeys with art and identity have beaten similar paths — both inspired by one relative's sage piece of advice.
De Minaur and Djokovic bundled out of French Open leaving draw wide open
Seeded stars continue to tumble at Roland-Garros as both Alex de Minaur and Novak Djokovic's campaigns end in the third round.
Bullying, racism, homophobia met with silence in grassroots footy
The ABC has spoken to several families who say they have been failed by the AFL Integrity Unit following bullying, racism and harassment.
The Best 1989-90 Hoops Basketball Cards
The best 1989-90 Hoops Basketball cards include an iconic rookie card, other rookies, and early cards of big-time standouts. The post The Best 1989-90 Hoops Basketball Cards appeared first on Beckett News.
2026 Topps Chrome Marvel Comics Details
2026 Topps Chrome Marvel Comics checklist details, pre-order date, autographs, inserts, parallels, and more information. The post 2026 Topps Chrome Marvel Comics Details appeared first on Beckett News.
Five Zeraora Cards to Buy Before Pokémon TCG’s Pitch Black Set Drops on July 17
The fifth Mega Evolution era expansion lands on July 17, 2026, and The Pokémon Company has confirmed the two headliners, Mega Darkrai ex and Mega Zeraora ex, leading a lineup that also includes Mega Chandelure ex and Mega Excadrill ex. Darkrai has been pulling most of the early…
2025-26 SP Game Used CHL Hockey Checklist, Team Set Lists and Details
2025-26 SP Game Used CHL checklist details, hobby box breakdown, odds, print runs, release date, autographs, memorabilia cards and more. The post 2025-26 SP Game Used CHL Hockey Checklist, Team Set Lists and Details appeared first on Beckett News.
Live: Sharks make call on Origin contingent ahead of Manly clash
Cronulla have made their decision on whether Origin trio Addin Fonua-Blake, Briton Nikora and Blayke Brailey will back up from Game I. Follow live.
Live: Rejuvinated Blues face big test against Cats at the MCG
Carlton goes for a third win in a row under interim coach Josh Fraser, as the Blues take on the high-flying Geelong at the MCG. Follow live.
Breaking: Socceroos boosted as young midfielder switches allegiance from Italy
The Socceroos have been boosted ahead of the FIFA World Cup, with young midfielder Cristian Volpato switching allegiance from Italy to Australia.
Doubles role unlikely for Abdo as new Tennis Australia CEO
Incoming Tennis Australia CEO Andrew Abdo appears unlikely to take on the double workload of his predecessor Craig Tiley, by running both the national organisation and the Australian Open tournament.
AFL backs controversial decision to disallow Hawks' goal against Saints
A controversial umpiring decision that disallowed Hawthorn star Nick Watson's goal against St Kilda has been backed by the AFL.
Kiwi goalkeeper gets bride's blessing to ditch wedding for World Cup
Auckland FC goalkeeper Michael Woud has had to put his wedding plans on hold after being selected in New Zealand's squad for the World Cup, but he says taking part in soccer's biggest tournament is not a bad reason to cancel.
Eels reveal Moses injury outlook ahead of Origin II
Parramatta do not have any concerns with the handling of Mitchell Moses's fitness in the NSW Blues set-up, as the Eels skipper faces a race against the clock to play before Game II of State of Origin.
Newly discovered ancient wasp species named after F1 driver Piastri
Biologists have named the wasp species Gwesped Piastrii, honouring Australian Formula 1 driver Oscar Piastri.
'Everyone thought Sinner would win': French Open upset stuns tennis world
It seemed a foregone conclusion Jannik Sinner would win the French Open, which is why his meltdown amid the Paris heat wave was so unexpected.
Australian star's injury hell continues as Giro comes too soon
Sarah Gigante, who finished third at last year's Giro d'Italia Women, will not take to the start line on Saturday after succumbing to a leg injury, continuing her horror run of injury.
Australia's Kasatkina sets up French Open clash with top seed Sabalenka
Daria Kasatkina will face world number one Aryna Sabalenka in the third round as fellow Australian Kimberly Birrell departs the singles draw in Paris.
'Dizzy' Sinner exits French Open in stunning upset loss to world number 56
Jannik Sinner's French Open campaign is over after the world number one struggled with illness in a shock second-round defeat to Juan Manuel Cerúndolo.
Aussies facing 'most important day' of World Championship campaign
The threat of relegation hangs over the Australian men's rugby sevens squad ahead of the final two rounds of the World Championship series.
What does it mean to be the best jack of all trades, but master of none?
Elite athletes are constantly striving for perfection — an extra millisecond shaved off their time or another centimetre on their distance — but for heptathletes like Tori West, the equation is a little bit harder.
This Insert is Numbered to /4000 but It Costs Nearly $1,000 to Get One
The 2005 Upper Deck 4,000 Strikeout Club Insert is numbered to /4000, so why does it cost almost $1,000 to acquire one? The post This Insert is Numbered to /4000 but It Costs Nearly $1,000 to Get One appeared first on Beckett News.
Nostalgia and Prospect Collecting with The Wire Actor Chris Ashworth
Virginia Beach, Va. – Whether the passion is focused on sports, non-sports, or trading card games, one of the greatest things about collecting cardboard is how it brings people together. The idea of being welcomed no matter who you are, where you come from, or what you do for a…