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The AFL fixture could be thrown into chaos unless Western Australian premier Mark McGowan backs down on his strict border stance. The league has committed to an unchanged opening round starting March 18, but beyond that could prove difficult given West Coast and Fremantle will both play early games in Victoria. Editor's Picks The Dockers will tackle Melbourne at the MCG in round one, while the Eagles are due to play the Western Bulldogs at Marvel Stadium the following weekend. Victoria, which on Friday recorded two new COVID-19 cases, is the only state still subject to any WA border restricti...

Mark Hubbard and Matthew NeSmith are the joint-leaders at the Phoenix Open.

Samuel Green 1609154280,1609217766 Melbourne City will be eager to make sure there is no Grand Final hangover when Jamie Maclaren and company head to Redcliffe to face the Brisbane Roar in their season opener on Tuesday. City missed out on lifting their first A-League silverware following a dramatic extra-time defeat against Sydney FC in the big dance four months ago, and have since seen assistant Patrick Kisnorbo step up to replace outgoing coach Erick Mombaerts in Bundoona. Golden Boot winner Maclaren will aim to get back in among the goals against his former club, who will be s...

Samuel Green 1609326774,1612994373 Fireworks are guaranteed in the final A-League match of 2020 as the Newcastle Jets make the short trip to face to face bitter F3 Derby rivals, the Central Coast Mariners, on New Year's Eve. The arrival of Costa Rica FIFA World Cup star Marco Ureña and the return of former Mariners junior Oliver Bozanic will have boosted the Yellow and Navy faithful's hopes of seeing Alen Stajcic's side climb out of the A-League doldrums and avoid a fourth straight wooden spoon in 2020/21. The embattled Jets have suffered a turbulent off-season while searchin...

Samuel Green 1609155034,1609313924 The west of Sydney will never be the same again as Macarthur FC travel to face local rivals Western Sydney Wanderers in the Bulls’ history-making inaugural A-League encounter, in a match rearranged to Wednesday. The competition’s newest team, coached by Ante Milicic and led by captain and Socceroos great Mark Milligan, take to the Bankwest Stadium pitch with the opportunity to write the first page of the Macarthur FC record books and forge their names into Bulls folklore. It is not only an era-defining day for the cowbell-wielding fans ...