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NRL Grand Final: Dragons Roosters Showdown
The NRL Grand Final will be played this Sunday Oct. 3 between the St George-Illawara Dragons and the Sydney City Roosters.
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Collingwood Steamroll Geelong from First Bounce of AFL Preliminary Final
Despite being touted as the “best of the year” AFL’s first Preliminary Final was anything but that.
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Celtics Eye Magic Sweep After Game 3 Rout
It seems there’s no stopping the surging Boston Celtics pursuit of an NBA championship.
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Champions League Victory for Mourinho’s Inter Milan
Champions League goes to Inter Milan after Mourinho’s side win Bayern Munich 2-0 with both goals from Milito in Madrid.
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Adelaide Reds’ Success Points The Way in ACL
The success of Adelaide United in reaching the 2008 ACL Final with the 3—1 aggregate victory hastened their evolution.
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Top Eight Shuffle Left, Right?
The march to the finals is over. With one weekend of matches to play in the 2008 Australian Football League season, the top eight could still shuffle about, but the finals appearances door was decided and slammed shut — results left the Richmond Tigers, the Carlton Blues and the Brisbane Lions out in the cold.
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NRL Grand Final: Dragons Roosters Showdown
The NRL Grand Final will be played this Sunday Oct. 3 between the St George-Illawara Dragons and the Sydney City Roosters.
|
Collingwood Steamroll Geelong from First Bounce of AFL Preliminary Final
Despite being touted as the “best of the year” AFL’s first Preliminary Final was anything but that.
|
Celtics Eye Magic Sweep After Game 3 Rout
It seems there’s no stopping the surging Boston Celtics pursuit of an NBA championship.
|
Champions League Victory for Mourinho’s Inter Milan
Champions League goes to Inter Milan after Mourinho’s side win Bayern Munich 2-0 with both goals from Milito in Madrid.
|
Adelaide Reds’ Success Points The Way in ACL
The success of Adelaide United in reaching the 2008 ACL Final with the 3—1 aggregate victory hastened their evolution.
|
Top Eight Shuffle Left, Right?
The march to the finals is over. With one weekend of matches to play in the 2008 Australian Football League season, the top eight could still shuffle about, but the finals appearances door was decided and slammed shut — results left the Richmond Tigers, the Carlton Blues and the Brisbane Lions out in the cold.
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