WEEK 33 HIGHLIGHTS (Sunday, 9 August – Saturday, 15 August)

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WEEK 33 HIGHLIGHTS (Sunday, 9 August – Saturday, 15 August) Please note: All times are LIVE and AEST unless stated otherwise. Times and matches correct at time of publishing and are to subject to change. Australian Rules: AFL • Sun, 9 Aug at 3.00pm: West Coast Eagles v Carlton • Mon, 10 Aug at 5.00pm: Geelong Cats v St Kilda • Wed, 12 Aug at 6.30pm: Gold Coast SUNS v Essendon • Thu, 13 Aug at 7.00pm: Sydney Swans v GIANTS • Fri, 14 Aug at 7.00pm: Geelong Cats v Port Adelaide • Sat, 15 Aug at 5.00pm: Melbourne v Collingwood Rugby League: NRL • Sun, 9 Aug at 1.00pm: Titans v Cowboys • Thu, 13 Aug at 7.00pm: Roosters v Storm • Fri, 14 Aug at 5.00pm: Warriors v Panthers • Sat, 15 Aug at 2.30pm: Sharks v Titans • Sat, 15 Aug at 4.50pm: Cowboys v Rabbitohs • Sat, 15 Aug at 7.20pm: Raiders v Broncos Football: Hyundai A-League • Tue, 11 Aug at 7.30pm: Melbourne City v Adelaide United • Wed, 12 Aug at 5.35pm: Perth Glory v Western United FC • Sat, 15 Aug at 5.00pm: Sydney FC v Western United Basketball: NBA • Sun, 9 Aug at 5.30am: Utah Jazz v Denver Nuggets • Mon, 10 Aug at 8.30am: Portland Trail Blazers v Philadelphia 76ers • Mon, 10 Aug at 11.00am: Los Angeles Clippers v Brooklyn Nets • Tue, 11 Aug at 8.00am: Milwaukee Bucks v Toronto Raptors • Thu, 13 Aug at 8.00am: Philadelphia 76ers v Toronto Raptors • Thu, 13 Aug at 11.05am: Denver Nuggets v LA Clippers Motorsport: Formula 1 & Supercars • Sun, 9 Aug at 10.30am: Supercars, Darwin Triple Crown (Day 2) • Sat, 15 Aug at 11.00pm: F1 Spain (Qualifying) Rugby Union: Super Rugby Aotearoa and Super Rugby AU • Sun, 9 Aug at 1.00pm: Crusaders v Highlanders • Fri, 14 Aug at 7.00pm: Force v Waratahs • Sat 15 Aug at 4.30pm: Highlanders v Hurricanes • Sat, 15 Aug at 7.00pm: Reds v Rebels SplitView: Sat, 15 Aug • 4.30pm – 7.30pm: Rugby Union: Highlanders v Hurricanes • 4.50pm – 7.20pm: Rugby League: Cowboys v Rabbitohs • 5.00pm – 7.00pm: Football: Sydney FC v Western United FC • 5.00pm – 8.00pm: Australian Rules: Melbourne v Collingwood For more information, please contact: Nicola Abercrombie | Communications Manager | [email protected] .

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FFOOTBALLOOTBALL | Page 3 RUGBY | Page 4 Al Ahli face Fall of the All Al Rayyan, Blacks? Defeats seek return to pile pressure on top spot coach, captain Thursday, November 26, 2020 FOOTBALL Rabia II 11, 1442 AH Barcelona, Juventus GULF TIMES in last 16; PSG keep hopes alive SPORT Page 7 LOSS I hope we’ll play together in the sky — Pele Diego is eternal — LionelMessi You will never be forgotten — CristianoRonaldo Ciao Diego — SSCNapoli A bitbit ofof oourur ppastast hhasas ggoneone — MichelPlatini Diego Maradona, one of the greatest footballers of all time, died yesterday at the age of 60, plunging his sport and his native Argentina into mourning Gulf Times 2 Thursday, November 26, 2020 TRIBUTE LOSS World of football mourns as Maradona passes away He suff ered a heart attack at his home in the outskirts of Buenos Aires yesterday Reuters Buenos Aires, Argentina Maradona fi les Name: Diego Armando International goals: 34 iego Maradona, widely Maradona Franco Position: attacking midfielder/ regarded as one of the Date of birth: October 30, playmaker greatest soccer players 1960 Honours: of all time before drug Place of birth: Buenos Aires, FIFA World Cup winner Dand alcohol addiction marred Argentina (1986) his career, died yesterday at his Date of death: November 25, FIFA World Cup Golden Ball home in Argentina after suff ering 2020 (1986) a heart attack, his lawyer said. He Place of death: Tigre, UEFA Cup winner (1989) was 60. Argentina Italian champion (1987, Beloved in his homeland after Height: 1.65m 1990) leading Argentina to World Cup Playing career Argentine champion (1981) glory in 1986 and adored in Italy Argentinos Juniors (1976- Spanish Super Cup (1983) for taking Napoli to two Serie A 81), Boca Juniors (1981-82), Spanish Cup (1983) titles, Maradona was a uniquely Barcelona (ESP/1982-84), Italian Cup (1987) gifted player who rose from the Napoli (ITA/1984-91), Sevilla Italian Super Cup (1990) tough streets of Buenos Aires to (ESP/1992-93), Newell’s Old Top scorer in Italy (1988), reach the pinnacle of his sport.
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