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Foord brilliance steers Matildas past Mexico

The Matildas have beaten Mexico 2-0 in a friendly ahead of the Paris Olympics, with Caitlin Foord scoring one goal and teeing up Hayley Raso for the other.

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Mexico 0-2 Australia: international women’s football friendly – as it happened

The Matildas test new tactics in victory over an attacking Mexico side in Texas as they look ahead to Paris

The Guardian - AU

Sir Paul Fox obituary

Veteran television executive who served as controller of BBC One for six years and later became Yorkshire TV’s managing director

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NBCU On Track for Record-Setting Olympics Ad Revenue

Advertisers returning after Covid-restricted games in Tokyo and Beijing

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Interview Suzie Bates | Michael Jordan and Sachin Tendulkar used to make me stop and watch

Suzie Bates, a cricket legend with record-breaking runs, reflects on her career and the evolution of women's cricket.

The Hindu

Hockey | India eyes cohesive effort to keep five-Test hockey series alive against Australia

Indian men's hockey team faces Australia in Perth, aiming to improve defense and convert penalty corners for Paris Olympics.

The Hindu

"The time has come” – relay team to run from London to Paris to urge Olympic committee to bring back trail running

It has been 100 years since trail running last featured at the Olympic Games, and these runners want it back

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Burgess quits as WAIS pole vault coach

The coach of Australian Olympic pole vault medal contenders Nina Kennedy and Kurtis Marschall has quit his role at the WA Institute of Sport.

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French charity sounds alarm about Seine ahead of Olympics

Surfrider Foundation warns of Seine River pollution ahead of Paris Olympics, raising concerns for athletes' safety.

The Hindu

Seine pollution too risky for Olympic athletes, warns environmental group

The Seine that runs through Paris and is set to be the stage for the Summer Olympics remains too polluted just months before the start of the games, warns a French environmental organisation that published results from months-long testing of the river

Radio France Internationale

Depleted Matildas face Mexico as injuries provide chance to learn before Olympics

The Matildas may look very different when they line up against Mexico in Texas as Tony Gustavsson tries out new formations and tactics

The Guardian - AU

Harendra Singh returns as Indian women's hockey coach

BENGALURU: Soon after Janneke Schopman quit as the head coach of the Indian women’s hockey team, a top contender to succeed the Dutchwoman was a familiar name in hockey circles — Harendra Singh. Sure enough, the Dronacharya award winner, who has coached various Indian teams, including the senior men and…

The Times of India

Gustavsson seeking Olympics answers for Matildas

Matildas coach Tony Gustavsson doesn't like to call it experimentation but that's the phase his side are in, three months before the Olympic Games.

AAP

Martin Lafferty, TV and New-Media Exec and Producer, Dies at 76

Was VP of NBC’s Barcelona Olympics PPV venture with Cablevision in 1992, worked at Turner and Microsoft TV

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History of Olympic gold, silver and bronze glitters in Paris museum

As nearly 11,000 obsessed and stressed athletes continue their preparations around the globe for the 2024 Olympics in Paris in just over three months, around 5,000 gold, silver and bronze medals remain under lock and key in the various vaults of La Monnaie de Paris – the Paris Mint –…

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Matildas' injury crisis opens door for Olympic hopefuls

The Matildas' injury crisis has turned an otherwise low-stakes friendly against Mexico into an Olympic audition for the likes of midfielder Clare Wheeler.

International Business Times

Athletics Track For Paris Olympics Is Made In Italy -- In Purple

Italian firm Mondo will supply this summer's Paris Olympics with a custom purple track which could be the fastest yet for athletes hunting the biggest prizes in sport.

The Hindu

Interview | Rehab and recovery — the two Rs that helped Sathiyan regain his mojo

G. Sathiyan overcomes injuries and setbacks to rise in world rankings and aim for Paris Olympics qualification.

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‘Why wouldn’t you, if you can run faster?’: the unstoppable rise of the carbon-fibre super shoe

Hi-tech shoes have sent world records tumbling. Do they herald the end of the level playing field, or are they the saviour of long-distance racing?

The Guardian - UK

‘Greenest ever Games’: how the Paris Olympics hopes to inspire a new era of global sporting events

Organisers say they are setting a precedent by using existing or temporary venues for most events and focusing on low-carbon building for the rest

AAP

Olympic sailor Whitehead triumphant at Spanish regatta

Australian Olympian Breiana Whitehead showed her class to win the Formula Kite gold medal and the overall trophy at the Princess Sofia Regatta off Palma, Spain.

AAP

Popovic won't let his future distract from Victory push

Melbourne Victory coach Tony Popovic is out of contract at season's end but wants talks on his future to wait until their A-League Men silverware tilt is over.

Radio France Internationale

More than games: photography festival celebrates sport as statement

As France gears up for the 2024 Olympics, the L’Oeil Urbain (Urban Eye) photo festival is celebrating sport not only as competition, but as a form of social engagement.

The Guardian - AU

Michael Hooper takes first steps as sevens rookie with eye on Olympics

After a fast and furious debut at the Hong Kong World Series event, the Wallabies legend’s second coming is at long last under way

Radio France Internationale

International sports stars join forces in Paris to promote peace

Former footballer Didier Drogba joined South Africa's rugby World Cup-winning captain Siya Kolisi and Olympians Marlène Harnois and Masomah Ali Zada in Paris to launch the 2024 white card campaign as part of the celebrations on Saturday for the international day of sport for development and peace.

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