Queensland secured a spot in the Sheffield Shield final against South Australia after a draw in the final round, with other results falling in their favor. South Australia’s captain Nathan McSweeney and Queensland’s stand-in skipper Marnus Labuschagne agreed to the draw as neither side could win the match. Tasmania’s win over New South Wales and Victoria’s victory over Western Australia paved the way for Queensland to secure second place on the ladder and face South Australia in the final next week.
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Soccer bosses kicked into court over A-League expansion
Football Australia (FA) is facing legal action from Macarthur FC, claiming the governing body misled the club's owners during the A-League entry application process. Documents allege FA breached consumer law by promising a $3.25 million annual TV rights distribution tied to a $12 million licensing fee, which was later retracted due to concerns over Foxtel's broadcast renewal. The club owners seek compensation for significant financial losses and potential contract voiding, with court proceedings set to...
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