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Glory, glory to South Sydney? There aren’t many fans thinking as much this week after last weekend’s capitulation to the Wests Tigers – and now the Bunnies face what is quite simply a must-win encounter against Penrith.
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Wednesday, July 8, 2009
South Sydney Rabbitohs vs Panthers Live streaming Rugby
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Rabbitohs v Panthers ANZ Stadium Fri, 10 Jul 2009 19:35
Glory, glory to South Sydney? There aren’t many fans thinking as much this week after last weekend’s capitulation to the Wests Tigers – and now the Bunnies face what is quite simply a must-win encounter against Penrith.
The Rabbitohs’ players are reportedly a little miffed at the fact their coach said their 54-20 loss against the Tigers “wasn’t up to NRL standard”. But newsflash guys – it wasn’t.
And if the side plays the same way for the remainder of the year they will not win another match. If that happens their current five-game losing streak will be extended by another nine games to be their second worst in history.
They may be sitting in 11th spot on the ladder but they are five competition points adrift of the eighth-placed Panthers and a loss to them here would surely make it a bridge too far to figure in the semis.
With Michael Crocker and Craig Wing off on Origin duty the side has a few changes.
Issac Luke comes off the bench to start at hooker and Eddy Pettybourne does the same to join the starting second row.
Luke Capewell is out, with Nathan Merritt going back to fullback and Jamie Simpson reverting to the wing to allow for Beau Champion to return at centre.
Luke Stuart moves from the second row to prop, with Scott Geddes moving to the bench and Ben Lowe coming into the back row.
Beau Falloon and Dave Tyrrell are the new faces on the bench which has five men at this stage.
Many expected the Panthers to struggle after they lost skipper Petero Civoniceva to injury but the big cats purred loud enough to get a last-ditch win against the Eels in a high-scoring shootout last weekend.
It has kept their finals prospects firmly in their hands and this clash against the Bunnies is certainly vital as they must battle without several big names like Michael Jennings, Civoniceva, Luke Lewis, Frank Pritchard and Trent Waterhouse due to injuries and Origin duty.
With Jennings out, Brad Tighe moves from wing to centre with Ben McFadgean coming onto the wing. Geoff Daniela also comes into the centres with Gavin Cooper taking Waterhouse’s position in the second row.
Joseph Paulo replaces Pritchard in the second row, with the new bench faces being Adam Woolnough, Sam McKendry and Andrew Emelio.
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Glory, glory to South Sydney? There aren’t many fans thinking as much this week after last weekend’s capitulation to the Wests Tigers – and now the Bunnies face what is quite simply a must-win encounter against Penrith.
The Rabbitohs’ players are reportedly a little miffed at the fact their coach said their 54-20 loss against the Tigers “wasn’t up to NRL standard”. But newsflash guys – it wasn’t.
And if the side plays the same way for the remainder of the year they will not win another match. If that happens their current five-game losing streak will be extended by another nine games to be their second worst in history.
They may be sitting in 11th spot on the ladder but they are five competition points adrift of the eighth-placed Panthers and a loss to them here would surely make it a bridge too far to figure in the semis.
With Michael Crocker and Craig Wing off on Origin duty the side has a few changes.
Issac Luke comes off the bench to start at hooker and Eddy Pettybourne does the same to join the starting second row.
Luke Capewell is out, with Nathan Merritt going back to fullback and Jamie Simpson reverting to the wing to allow for Beau Champion to return at centre.
Luke Stuart moves from the second row to prop, with Scott Geddes moving to the bench and Ben Lowe coming into the back row.
Beau Falloon and Dave Tyrrell are the new faces on the bench which has five men at this stage.
Many expected the Panthers to struggle after they lost skipper Petero Civoniceva to injury but the big cats purred loud enough to get a last-ditch win against the Eels in a high-scoring shootout last weekend.
It has kept their finals prospects firmly in their hands and this clash against the Bunnies is certainly vital as they must battle without several big names like Michael Jennings, Civoniceva, Luke Lewis, Frank Pritchard and Trent Waterhouse due to injuries and Origin duty.
With Jennings out, Brad Tighe moves from wing to centre with Ben McFadgean coming onto the wing. Geoff Daniela also comes into the centres with Gavin Cooper taking Waterhouse’s position in the second row.
Joseph Paulo replaces Pritchard in the second row, with the new bench faces being Adam Woolnough, Sam McKendry and Andrew Emelio.
Monday, July 6, 2009
Sea Eagles vs Bulldogs Live Streaming Rugby Game
This game will be an emotional one for Hazem El Masri, his first since announcing he will be hanging up his boots at season’s end.
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Sunday, July 5, 2009
Sea Eagles vs Bulldogs Live Streaming Rugby Game
Sea Eagles v Bulldogs
Brookvale Oval
Monday 7pm
Boy, what a difference a month can make! After Round 11, having fallen in controversial last-minute fashion to the Titans, the Sea Eagles were five points adrift of the top eight in 13th position. But three successive wins and two byes have rocketed them to 18 points, good enough for seventh on the NRL ladder when points differential is taken into account.
They share that rung with the Cowboys, Panthers and Broncos and get the chance to push hard for a top-four spot against the Bulldogs at home.
They are at full-strength (although still minus Brett Stewart) and have named Heath L’Estrange, Jason King, George Rose and Tony Williams on the bench, with Jared Waerea-Hargreaves and Adam Cuthbertson in jerseys 20 and 21.
It’s the last chance for winger David Williams and prop Brent Kite to show they are deserving of retaining their spots in the NSW State of Origin side.
Meanwhile the Bulldogs are coming off a hat-trick of wins over top-eight aspirants the Broncos, Panthers and Cowboys. Jarrad Hickey and Daryl Millard will again be called on to do the job in the absence of the injured Ben Hannant and Jamal Idris, while Josh Morris and Michael Ennis will be pushing their claims for a Blues call-up.
This game will be an emotional one for Hazem El Masri, his first since announcing he will be hanging up his boots at season’s end.
Saturday, July 4, 2009
Bradford Bulls vs Castleford Tigers Live Streaming Rugby
Bradford Bulls hooker Wayne Godwin is back in the squad
after 15 weeks out with a broken leg following a successful
reserves run-out.
That offsets the continuing absence of Julien Rinaldi (foot),
who is also waiting to hear whether his loan will be extended.
Elliott Whitehead (ankle) drops out of the squad.
after 15 weeks out with a broken leg following a successful
reserves run-out.
That offsets the continuing absence of Julien Rinaldi (foot),
who is also waiting to hear whether his loan will be extended.
Elliott Whitehead (ankle) drops out of the squad.
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Bradford Bulls vs Castleford Tigers Live Streaming Rugby
Bradford Bulls
vs
Castleford Tigers
Match Official: B ThalerVenue: Grattan Stadium
Date- 5 th July, 2009
Time- 14:00 GMT
Bradford Bulls squad
Sykes, Langley, Sheriffe, Burgess, Donaldson, Scruton, Menzies,
Newton, Godwin, Cook, Halley, Nero, Lynch, Kopczak, Jeffries,
Tadulala, Worrincy, Platt, Deacon.
Castleford Tigers squad
Owen, Shenton, Wainwright, Chase, Sargent, Hudson, Huby,
Ferres,
Clayton, Westerman, Jones, Higgins, Feather, Boyle, Netherton,
Faumuina, McGoldrick, Widders, Thompson.
Preview
Bradford Bulls hooker Wayne Godwin is back in the squad
after 15 weeks out with a broken leg following a successful
reserves run-out.
That offsets the continuing absence of Julien Rinaldi (foot),
who is also waiting to hear whether his loan will be extended.
Elliott Whitehead (ankle) drops out of the squad.
Castleford Tigers back rower Brett Ferres (knee) has
shaken off a foot injury and James Ford (hamstring) could
come into contention. Kirk Dixon (rib) is doubtful while
Ryan Hudson (broken arm), Brent Sherwin (foot) and
James Evans (shoulder) should return in the coming weeks.
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Huddersfield Giants vs Wakefield Wildcats Live Streaming Rugby
Loan players Danny Sculthorpe (Huddersfield Giants)
Michael Korkidas (Wakefield Trinity Wildcats) will both
come up against their parent clubs
Michael Korkidas (Wakefield Trinity Wildcats) will both
come up against their parent clubs
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Huddersfield Giants vs Wakefield Wildcats Live Streaming Rugby
Huddersfield Giants
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Wakefield Wildcats
Match Official: P BenthamVenue: Galpharm Stadium
Date- 5 th July, 2009
Time- 14:00 GMT
Huddersfield Giants squad
B. Hodgson, Whaturia, D. Hodgson, Fulton, Robinson,
Crabtree, Faiumu, D. Griffin, Lolesi, Wild, Finnigan,
P. Jackson, Mason, Lawrence, Moore, Cudjoe, Lunt,
Mossop, Sculthorpe.
Wakefield Wildcats squad
Blaymire, Martin, Atkins, Peterson, Brough, Demetriou,
Snitch, Wilkes, Grix, Obst , Stosic, Bibey, Winternstein,
Gleeson, Leo-Latu, Korkidas, Ferguson, Moore, Murphy.
Preview
Loan players Danny Sculthorpe (Huddersfield Giants)
Michael Korkidas (Wakefield Trinity Wildcats) will both
come up against their parent clubs.
Paul Whatuira is missing for Huddersfield after suffering
migraines but Jamahl Lolesi (knee) is pushing to return.
Andy Raleigh (Achilles) is out for a month.
Wakefield’s Jamie Rooney has joined Barrow Raiders on loan
while hooker Brad Drew is hoping to overcome a knock to
face his former club.
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Hull Kingston vs Catalans Dragos super league rugby live
Catalans Dragons’ match-winner last week, Dane Carlaw,
has been ruled out with a hamstring injury while Jamal Fakir
completes a two-game ban. The Dragons are also still without
captain Greg Bird, who is in Australia pending a court hearing.
has been ruled out with a hamstring injury while Jamal Fakir
completes a two-game ban. The Dragons are also still without
captain Greg Bird, who is in Australia pending a court hearing.
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Hull FC vs Leeds Rhinos Super League Rugby Live Streaming
Hull FC full-back Motu Tony is out after undergoing
surgery to clear an ankle infection thought to have been
caused by an insect bite. Prop Ewan Dowes (calf) has also
been ruled out, joining Mark Calderwood, Peter Cusack,
Tom Briscoe on the sidelines. On-loan Jodie Broughton
could face his parent club.
surgery to clear an ankle infection thought to have been
caused by an insect bite. Prop Ewan Dowes (calf) has also
been ruled out, joining Mark Calderwood, Peter Cusack,
Tom Briscoe on the sidelines. On-loan Jodie Broughton
could face his parent club.
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South Africa vs British Irish Lions 3rd Test Rugby Live Streaming
South Africa vs British Irish Lions 3rd Test Rugby Live Streaming
This is exclusive and exciting game of Rugby Union League. I think British & Irish Lions will win this game. So do not miss this opportunity to watch this match live.
This is exclusive and exciting game of Rugby Union League. I think British & Irish Lions will win this game. So do not miss this opportunity to watch this match live.
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Friday, July 3, 2009
Hull Kingston vs Catalans Dragos super league rugby live
Catalans Dragons
Hull Kingston Rovers
Venue: Stade Gilbert Brutus
Date- 04 July, 2009
Time- 19:00 GMT
Catalans Dragons squad
Baile, Bell, Bosc, Casty, Croker, Elima, Ferriol, Gossard,
Greenshields, Guisset, Martins, McGuire, Mogg, Mounis,
Pelo, Perry, Ryles, Stacul, Touxagas.
Hull Kingston Rovers squad
Briscoe, Fox, Welham, Webster, Cockayne, Cooke, Dobson,
Vella, Fisher, Wheeldon, Newton, Galea, Murrell, Netherton,
Fozzard, Walker, I'Anson, Fitzhenry, Lovegrove.
Preview
Catalans Dragons’ match-winner last week, Dane Carlaw,
has been ruled out with a hamstring injury while Jamal Fakir
completes a two-game ban. The Dragons are also still without
captain Greg Bird, who is in Australia pending a court hearing.
Rhys Lovegrove (shoulders) returns for Hull Kingston Rovers
after 11 games out but Liam Colbon (rib) will not make the trip
despite good progress. Veteran Stanley Gene (broken arm) is still missing.
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has been ruled out with a hamstring injury while Jamal Fakir
completes a two-game ban. The Dragons are also still without
captain Greg Bird, who is in Australia pending a court hearing.
Rhys Lovegrove (shoulders) returns for Hull Kingston Rovers
after 11 games out but Liam Colbon (rib) will not make the trip
despite good progress. Veteran Stanley Gene (broken arm) is still missing.
Hull FC vs Leeds Rhinos Super League Rugby Live Streaming
Hull FC
Leeds Rhinos
Venue: Kingston Communications Stadium
Date- 04 July, 2009
Time- 16:00 GMT
Hull FC squad
Berrigan, Broughton, Burnett, G. Horne, R. Horne,
Yeaman, Raynor, Radford, Tickle, Thorman, Lee,
Houghton, Moa, Maloney, Hodgson, King, Manu, Thackray, Whiting.
Leeds Rhinos squad
Donald, Smith, Senior, Hall, McGuire, Burrow, Leuluai,
Buderus, Peacock, Jones-Buchanan, Lauitiiti, Sinfield,
Diskin, Bailey, Ablett, Burgess, Gibson, Worrall, Ratu.
Preview
Hull FC full-back Motu Tony is out after undergoing
surgery to clear an ankle infection thought to have been
caused by an insect bite. Prop Ewan Dowes (calf) has also
been ruled out, joining Mark Calderwood, Peter Cusack,
Tom Briscoe on the sidelines. On-loan Jodie Broughton
could face his parent club.
Leeds Rhinos full-back Brent Webb (neck) will not be
risked but hooker Matt Diskin could return after two
games out with his own neck problem. Youngster
Mike Ratu is added to the squad while veteran Keith
Senior is poised to make his 500th professional appearance.
South Africa vs British Irish Lions 3rd Test Rugby Live Streaming
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South African Springboks v British & Irish Lions 3rd Test
Saturday 4 July Start: 1400 BST
Venue Coca-Cola Park (Formerly Ellis Park) Johannesburg
Coverage: Live on Sky Sports,
Harlequins RL vs Wigan warriors live streaming rugby match
Australian second rower Chad Robinson is back in contention for Harlequins after two months out following knee surgery. Jason Golden (ankle) misses out while Luke Dorn and Rob Purdham are still on the sidelines. Chad Randall makes his 100th consecutive appearance.
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Harlequins RL vs Wigan warriors live streaming rugby match
Wigan Warriors
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Harlequins RL
vs
Harlequins RL
Time- 3 July, 2009, 14:00 GMT
Match Official: S Ganson
Venue: JJB Stadium
Wigan Warriors squad
Roberts, Carmont, Richards, Leuluai, Fielden, Riddell,
Paleaaesina, Bailey, O'Loughlin, J. Tomkins, Coley, Hansen,
McIlorum, Prescott, Pryce, Phelps, S. Tomkins, Flanagan, Gleeson.
Harlequins RL squad
Clubb, Gafa, Gale, Gardner, Haggerty, Heckenberg, Howell,
McCarthy-Scarsbrook, Melling, O'Callaghan, Orr, Randall,
Robinson, Sharp, Skee, Temata, Ward, Wells, Williamson.
BROADCAST DETAILS
Sky Sports 1 (19:30-22:00)
Sky Sports HD1 (19:30-22:00)
Salford City Reds vs St. Helens live streaming rugby match
St Helens hooker Keiron Cunningham is out for up to four weeks after a minor knee operation. Centre Matt Gidley is missing due to a quad strain but stand-off Leon Pryce should be fit despite a similar problem.
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Salford City Reds vs St. Helens live streaming rugby match
Salford City Reds
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St. Helens
vs
St. Helens
Match Official: J Child
Venue: The Willows
Salford City Reds squad
Wilshere, Henry, Walton, Turner, Stapleton, Smith,
McGilvray, Cashmere, Alker, Jewitt, Sibbit, Sidlow,
Swain, Goulding, Littler, Leuluai, Adamson, Ratchford, Paul.
St. Helens squad
Wellens, Gardner, Meli, Pryce, Long, Graham, Gilmour,
Wilkin, Flannery, Roby, Hargreaves, Puletua, Clough,
Eastmond, Dean, Fa'asavalu, Dixon, Ellis, Ashurst.
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ST.GEORGE-ILLAWARRA DRAGONS vs SYDNEY ROOSTERS live streaming
ST.GEORGE-ILLAWARRA DRAGONS
vs
SYDNEY ROOSTERS
Venue: Kogarah Jubilee Oval, Kogarah, Sydney (NSW)
Referee: Tony Archer, Tony De Las Heras
Fri July 3 2009, 7:30PM AEST GMT+10
[Fri July 3 2009, 9:30AM GMT]
St.George-Illawarra Dragons:
1. Darius Boyd, 2. Brett Morris, 3. Matt Prior,
4. Matt Cooper, 5. Wendell Sailor, 6. Jamie Soward,
7. Ben Hornby [c], 8. Justin Poore, 9. Dean Young,
10. Jon Green, 11. Jarrod Saffy, 12. Ben Creagh,
13. Neville Costigan. Subs: 14. Dan Hunt, 15. Trent Merrin,
16. Mathew Head, 17. Jason Nightingale.
Sydney Roosters:
1. Sam Perrett, 2. Sandor Earl, 3. Mitchell Aubusson,
4. Ben Jones, 5. Shaun Kenny-Dowall, 6. Setaimata Sa,
7. Mitchell Pearce, 8. Nate Myles, 9. Jake Friend,
10. Lopini Paea, 11. Anthony Cherrington, 12. Willie Mason,
13. Craig Fitzgibbon [c]. Subs: 14. Shane Shackleton,
15. Frank-Paul Nuuausala, 16. Tom Symonds, 17. Nick Kouparitsas.
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vs
SYDNEY ROOSTERS
Venue: Kogarah Jubilee Oval, Kogarah, Sydney (NSW)
Referee: Tony Archer, Tony De Las Heras
Fri July 3 2009, 7:30PM AEST GMT+10
[Fri July 3 2009, 9:30AM GMT]
St.George-Illawarra Dragons:
1. Darius Boyd, 2. Brett Morris, 3. Matt Prior,
4. Matt Cooper, 5. Wendell Sailor, 6. Jamie Soward,
7. Ben Hornby [c], 8. Justin Poore, 9. Dean Young,
10. Jon Green, 11. Jarrod Saffy, 12. Ben Creagh,
13. Neville Costigan. Subs: 14. Dan Hunt, 15. Trent Merrin,
16. Mathew Head, 17. Jason Nightingale.
Sydney Roosters:
1. Sam Perrett, 2. Sandor Earl, 3. Mitchell Aubusson,
4. Ben Jones, 5. Shaun Kenny-Dowall, 6. Setaimata Sa,
7. Mitchell Pearce, 8. Nate Myles, 9. Jake Friend,
10. Lopini Paea, 11. Anthony Cherrington, 12. Willie Mason,
13. Craig Fitzgibbon [c]. Subs: 14. Shane Shackleton,
15. Frank-Paul Nuuausala, 16. Tom Symonds, 17. Nick Kouparitsas.
New Zealand Warriors vs Brisbane Broncos live streaming rugby game
| BRISBANE BRONCOS NEW ZEALAND WARRIORS Venue: Suncorp Stadium, Castlemaine Street, Milton, Brisbane (QLD) Referee: Jared Maxwell, Bernard Sutton Fri July 3 2009, 7:30PM AEST GMT+10 [Fri July 3 2009, 9:30PM NZST GMT+12] [Fri July 3 2009, 9:30AM GMT |
Brisbane Broncos:
1. Karmichael Hunt, 2. Antonio Winterstein,
3. Steve Michaels, 4. Justin Hodges, 5. Israel Folau,
6. Darren Lockyer [c], 7. Peter Wallace, 8. Josh McGuire,
9. Andrew McCullough, 10. Joel Clinton, 11. Alex Glenn,
12. Sam Thaiday, 13. Corey Parker. Subs: 14. Guy Williams,
15. Lagi Setu, 16. Tonie Carroll, 17. Josh Hoffman,
18. Dave Taylor (one to be omitted).
New Zealand Warriors:
1. Wade McKinnon, 2. Kevin Locke, 3. Jerome Ropati,
4. Joel Moon, 5. Manu Vatuvei, 6. Lance Hohaia,
7. Stacey Jones, 8. Sam Rapira, 9. Ian Henderson,
10. Steve Price [c], 11. Simon Mannering, 12. Lewis Brown,
13. Micheal Luck. Subs: 14. Aaron Heremaia,
15. Jesse Royal, 16. Ben Matulino, 17. Jacob Lillyman,
18. Patrick Ah Van, 19. Russell Packer (two to be omitted).
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3. Steve Michaels, 4. Justin Hodges, 5. Israel Folau,
6. Darren Lockyer [c], 7. Peter Wallace, 8. Josh McGuire,
9. Andrew McCullough, 10. Joel Clinton, 11. Alex Glenn,
12. Sam Thaiday, 13. Corey Parker. Subs: 14. Guy Williams,
15. Lagi Setu, 16. Tonie Carroll, 17. Josh Hoffman,
18. Dave Taylor (one to be omitted).
New Zealand Warriors:
1. Wade McKinnon, 2. Kevin Locke, 3. Jerome Ropati,
4. Joel Moon, 5. Manu Vatuvei, 6. Lance Hohaia,
7. Stacey Jones, 8. Sam Rapira, 9. Ian Henderson,
10. Steve Price [c], 11. Simon Mannering, 12. Lewis Brown,
13. Micheal Luck. Subs: 14. Aaron Heremaia,
15. Jesse Royal, 16. Ben Matulino, 17. Jacob Lillyman,
18. Patrick Ah Van, 19. Russell Packer (two to be omitted).
Wednesday, July 1, 2009
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