Australia tops medal table after day one in Glasgow
Australia finished the opening day of the Glasgow Commonwealth Games on top of the table with 13 medals, six of them gold, every one won in the pool.
Australia finished the opening day of the Glasgow Commonwealth Games on top of the table with 13 medals, six of them gold, every one won in the pool.
The Glasgow Commonwealth Games open on Thursday night with pole vaulter Nina Kennedy carrying the flag for a 255-strong Australian team, in the first opening ceremony in the Games' history held entirely indoors.
Australia's 256-strong team arrives for a Commonwealth Games cut to 10 sports, opening Thursday with the first fully indoor ceremony. Sprint star Gout Gout is a notable absentee.
Adelaide's Darcy Fogarty will miss three weeks after the tribunal upheld his striking ban, as Fremantle stretched its lead on top of the AFL ladder after round 19.
Ferran Torres scored in the 106th minute as Spain beat Argentina 1-0 in the World Cup final, a second title 16 years after their first.
Essendon beat GWS by three points for its first win in 13 games, while the Western Bulldogs handed Gold Coast an eighth straight loss in AFL round 19.
Adelaide kicked five goals to one in the final quarter to beat Sydney by 16 points at the SCG, ending the Swans' unbeaten home record for 2026.
Second-placed Sydney meets Adelaide at the SCG from 7.40pm. The Crows sit 0.2 per cent outside the top four; a win tonight would likely lift them in.
Two late Messi assists turned a semi England led for an hour. A Falklands banner now has FIFA questions. Spain await, Monday 5am AEST on SBS.
An Oyarzabal penalty and a Pedro Porro strike put Spain past France 2-0 in Arlington and into Sunday's World Cup final at MetLife Stadium.
France meet Spain in Arlington on Wednesday morning AEST before England face defending champions Argentina, with the final at MetLife Stadium on Sunday.
Zak Butters will have ankle surgery within days after scans confirmed a high grade syndesmosis injury, and Jeremy Cameron spent Saturday night in a Sydney hospital with a suspected broken collarbone. Fremantle stayed clear on top and Max Gawn equalled Jim Stynes' Melbourne games record.