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  • Top six now confirmed

    The Eels (12-) host Harbour at the Eelpit, with both teams having key players out. The word is Harbour are rolling out Saula Ma’u and Abraham Pole in the front row and the Eels will struggle with McNeill out, but I’ll back Taieri (12-) to just do enough. Southern head to the Oval to take on Varsity without Macca Palmer, but the Magpies (12-) maybe strong enough up front to get it done. Zingers are at home to the Sharks at Bastion Point and are missing their first five Ma’asi and hooker Lolofie, so Dunedin may just get up (12-) in the battle of the also-rans. Sharks, make sure your players are registered! A weakened GI outfit with their midfield out take on embattled AU (12-) with Ainsley in this time so I’m tipping the upset!

  • Shergarbreaksthroughforwinat38thstart

    THE Heyrick family waited almost three years for Shergar to break through to win but his next owners may have to wait only a matter of minutes.

  • Draw enough to send PSG into final

    HOLDERS Paris St Germain drew 1-1 at Bayern Munich yesterday to reach the Champions League final, earning a 6-5 aggregate victory after a compelling second leg that was far cagier than their goal-laden first encounter.

  • Nix confident of overcoming deficit

    A SENSE of calm is permeating throughout the Wellington Phoenix women’s camp, knowing they have home advantage in the second leg of their A-league semifinal on Sunday.

  • Net loss of $7.5m for NZR despite record income

    NEW Zealand Rugby released its latest financial results at the organisation’s annual meeting in Wellington yesterday, revealing a net loss of $7.5million for 2025 despite record income.

  • SuperLeague titlewonby ManCity

    MANCHESTER City were crowned Women’s Super League champions yesterday for the first time in a decade after Arsenal, their last remaining challengers, were held to a 1-1 draw away by Brighton & Hove Albion.

  • Metcalf concerned about role

    REPORTS Warriors half Luke Metcalf is seeking reassurance about his future role are being met with no comment from the club.

  • Nothingtoseehere,sourcessay

    LIV Golf’s 2026 season will proceed as scheduled with the full backing of Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund, sources close to the matter told Reuters yesterday, pushing back against reports the rebel circuit was on the verge of collapse.

  • Gunnersscrapethroughtosemifinals

    ARSENAL edged past Sporting to reach the Champions League semifinals for the second successive season with a 0-0 home draw earning them a 1-0 aggregate victory yesterday.

  • Keastsharescreditforhissouthernsuccess

    DARREN Keast insists there are plenty of people to thank for his recent success in the South.

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