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Live Q&A with Greg Alexander
The countdown is over ... the 2010 NRL premiership season is here. Greg Alexander has put his neck on the block with his predicted ladder - now it's your turn to grill him.
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V8s to chase Grand Slam riches
V8 Supercar racing will offer one of the richest prizes in Australian sport, with a million bonus for any driver who can win the newly-created Grand Slam in a single season.
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Dangers lurking for fancied Eels
While 2009 was a do-no-wrong Cinderella season for Parramatta, the Eels head into 2010 burdened by the weight of expectation - and the fear of joining an unenviable list of underachievers.
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Allenby makes strong start
Australian Robert Allenby made a lightning start at the WGC-CA Championship only to collapse on the final four holes of his first round.
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Cole sidelined for Phoenix clash
Sydney FC will again be without Socceroos defender Shannon Cole for Saturday night's A-League preliminary final against Wellington Phoenix at the Sydney Football Stadium.
AFL
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Colby's AFL preview: No.14
We continue our 16-day countdown to the 2010 AFL Premiership season by looking at the club Fox Sports commentator Leigh Colbert predicts will finish in 14th place.
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Van Berlo targets Freo return
Two weeks after not knowing whether he would play football again, Nathan van Berlo is in the frame to play in Adelaide Crows's premiership season opener against Fremantle.
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Carey counsels Fevola
Wayne Carey, the man at the centre of football's greatest sex scandal has advice for Brendan Fevola: stop blaming others for your plight.
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Gia and Riewoldt back for final
Rival captains Daniel Giansiracusa and Nick Riewoldt are among some big-name inclusions for the AFL NAB Cup final between the Western Bulldogs and St Kilda.
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It wasn't my fault, says Judd
Chris Judd has defended his ability to captain Carlton after a tumultuous off-season at the Blues, declaring Brendan Fevola had "behaved his way out of the club".
Cricket
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Pakistan great Akram slams shock bans
Fast bowling legend Wasim Akram said bans on key players for their dismal performance in Australia had made Pakistan's cricket "a laughing stock" and should be reconsidered.
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Teen's ton not enough for Bulls
Queensland will almost certainly contest the Sheffield Shield final in Melbourne after Western Australia ripped through the Bulls' fragile batting line-up at the Gabba.
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Australia wrap up ODI series
Cameron White showed his class with an unbeaten 50 to guide Australia to a comfortable six-wicket win in the fourth one-day international against New Zealand.
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Vics close to securing home final
Victoria are well placed to host the Sheffield Shield final after dominating Tasmania with the bat at the MCG and gaining good news from the north.
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O'Keefe gives Redbacks the creeps
New South Wales all-rounder Steve O'Keefe ensured his last impressions in this summer's Sheffield Shield competition counted for plenty as the Blues dominated South Australia.
Rugby League
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Q&A with Greg Alexander
The countdown is over ... the 2010 NRL premiership season is here. Greg Alexander put his neck on the block with his predicted ladder - and you sure grilled him.
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Dangers lurking for fancied Eels
While 2009 was a Cinderella season for Parramatta, the Eels head into 2010 burdened by expectation - and the fear of joining an unenviable list of underachievers.
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NRL premiership a race in five
The call went out and more than 22,000 foxsports.com.au users have responded with this season's battle for the NRL premiership tipped to be a race between the big five.
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Webb to miss opener
The pressure on Willie Mason to make an instant impact in his Cowboys debut has risen with Carl Webb set to miss Friday night's NRL opener against Brisbane Broncos.
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Brandy's NRL preview: No.1
We continue our 16-day countdown to the 2010 NRL Premiership season by looking at the club Fox Sports league expert Greg Alexander predicts will finish in first place.
English Premier League
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Portsmouth administration accepted
Troubled Barlclays Premier League club Portsmouth received a boost in their attempt to avoid liquidation as the British tax authority accepted the team's move into administration.
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Fabregas to miss Hull clash
Arsenal captain Cesc Fabregas is set to miss the Barclays Premier League clash at Hull City with a hamstring injury.
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Nugent makes valuable point
A second-half header from David Nugent has handed Burnley their first point in five matches as the home side came from behind to force a 1-1 draw with Stoke City at Turf Moor.
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Portsmouth sack 85 staff
Cash-strapped Portsmouth have made 85 members of staff redundant but club administrator Andrew Andronikou says that no players, who comprise many of Pompey's biggest earners, had been sacked.
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Bent inspires Sunderland win
Darren Bent served up a priceless hat-trick as Sunderland finally ended their wait for a Premier League victory at the 15th attempt with a 4-0 drubbing of Bolton Wanderers.
Motor Sports
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V8s to chase Grand Slam riches
V8 Supercar racing will offer one of the richest prizes in Australian sport, with a million bonus for any driver who can win the newly-created Grand Slam in a single season.
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Webber on the brink of greatness
With the 2010 Formula One Grand Prix opener in Bahrain upon us, Australian driver Mark Webber is gearing up for his most anticipated season yet.
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Mercedes ready to join V8 race
Mercedes-Benz is poised to split the grid between Ford and Holden, with plans to join the V8 Supercars series under serious consideration.
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Moss falls down lift shaft
British Formula One legend Stirling Moss is in hospital with multiple broken bones after falling three floors down a lift shaft, his website has said.
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USF1 out of Formula One
USF1 will not compete in Formula One this season and its place on the grid will not be replaced by another team, the International Automobile Federation have announced.
