Socceroos chasing three points from World Cup qualifier against Saudi Arabia in Jeddah
SOCCEROOS boss Ange Postecoglou has declared that he wants three points from his sharp and confident team’s trip to Saudi Arabia on Friday.Thrilled that most of his European-based players have made an early-season impact, Postecoglou has predicted selection headaches come November when the A-League season will be in full swing.The Socceroos are virtually full-strength for the Saudi Arabia and Japan double-header with keeper Mat Ryan to join the squad after returning to Valencia training last Mon..>> view originalBerdych retains Shenzhen tennis title
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Daniel Ricciardo won Sunday's Malaysian Grand Prix after a sensational start, a touch of luck, a winning joust with his teammate and a rare engine failure from Mercedes. ​The Australian's first win of the season was long overdue, after recent misses including a strategy letdown at the Spanish Grand Prix and a pitstop blunder when leading in Monaco. More Sport Videos Previous slide Next slide Ricciardo wins Malaysian Grand Prix Cronulla Sharks..>> view originalNRL grand final 2016: After 50 long years, it really is 'Up, Up Cronulla'
Something didn't seem quite right, and it wasn't that at the official kick-off time of the 2016 NRL grand final, the middle 30 was being patrolled by Richard Wilkins and a Bon Jovi covers band.Nor was it that two of the best seats in the house were occupied by the one-time deputy mayor of Auburn, Salim Mehajer, and a pneumatic mannequin, both in Melbourne Storm colours. An instant team for an instant celebrity. As not-right as that was, that wasn't the thing either. More Sport Video..>> view originalNRL grand final 2016: How the Melbourne players rated
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Friday, October 7, 2016
Socceroos chasing three points from World Cup qualifier against Saudi Arabia in Jeddah and other top stories.
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