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Newcastle Jets have axed defender Nikolai Topor-Stanley from their starting line-up for this weekend’s match against Perth Glory at Ausgrid Stadium.

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Van Egmond drops Topor-Stanley

Australia have made no changes to their starting eleven who inflicted a comprehensive defeat over New Zealand in the first Test at the Gabba last week.

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No changes in Australian line-up

Wellington Phoenix coach Ricky Herbert has said that his side’s match against Sydney FC could see the much-anticipated return of Paul Ifill to his starting line-up.

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Ifill vying for starting role

Hull KR prop Scott Taylor says he doesn’t feel under any extra pressure, despite being handed the no.10 shirt for the 2012 season.

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Taylor looks to continue progress

Melbourne Victory’s assistant coach Kevin Muscat admits that the competition for a place in the starting line-up is generating some tension.

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Muscat has faith in Victory

Jayde Herrick’s aggressive body language may not be in line with the gentleman image of cricket but he can make opposing batsmen shiver at the crease.

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Herrick rattles NSW

The Australian captaincy for the upcoming International Series against Ireland has been handed to Melbourne skipper Brad Green.

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Green named Aussie captain

Ahead of the series against Ireland, Australia’s coach Rodney Eade has told his players to play tough and keep their physical style but also obey the rules.

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Eade wants tough series

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