Kiwi Ferns Demolish Samoa to Book World Cup Final Spot

New Zealand’s women’s rugby league team, the Kiwi Ferns, thrashed Samoa 32‑0 in the semi‑final of the Rugby League World Cup, securing a place in the final. Stacey Waaka starred with a hat‑trick, while tries from Mackenzie Wiki, Mele Hufanga, Kaiyah Atai and Raecene McGregor helped the side dominate in blustery conditions at Newcastle’s McDonald Jones Stadium.

Westwood warns DP World Tour faces uncertain future following LIV Golf collapse

Lee Westwood warned that the DP World Tour could face a difficult future after the sudden collapse of LIV Golf, which was backed by Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund. He suggested the PGA Tour may now push harder for financial support and questioned the tour’s prize fund outlook, while noting the strategic alliance with the PGA Tour.

England Selects Coach Under Formal Warning for Fear-Based Practices Ahead of Junior Competition

British Gymnastics issued a formal warning to Dronfield Gymnastics Academy’s head coach Clare Hague after an investigation into fear‑based and controlling coaching practices. Despite the sanction, Hague was named as a coach for England’s squad at the Horizon Cup junior competition in Greece, prompting criticism from former gymnasts and safeguarding campaigners.

Russell and Tuipulotu Return as Scotland Prepares for All Blacks Test at Murrayfield

Scotland coach Gregor Townsend says the All Blacks are playing a more ambitious brand of rugby and that his side must find ways to win. The team will field returning stars Finn Russell and Sione Tuipulotu as they aim to beat New Zealand for the first time in their 34th encounter. The match, a November Test at Murrayfield, pits two former Glasgow Warriors coaches against each other.