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Latrell Mitchell Returns for Rabbitohs in Big Match Against Roosters

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South Sydney Rabbitohs star Latrell Mitchell is set to make his long-awaited return to the NRL after recovering from a pre-season hamstring injury. In a strategic move, Mitchell will debut at left centre in the upcoming match against his former team, the Sydney Roosters. This adjustment led to Jack Wighton shifting to right centre, aiming to bolster the Rabbitohs’ backline strength.

Mitchell, 27, has primarily played fullback since joining South Sydney but has previously excelled in the centre position for both state and country. His most recent appearance in the centres was during the 2019 grand final with the Sydney Roosters. Rabbitohs coach Wayne Bennett emphasized the importance of Mitchell’s versatility and the team’s need to adapt to injuries, particularly with winger Alex Johnston sidelined due to a shoulder issue.

Jack Wighton, who joined South Sydney in 2024, has agreed to the positional change to accommodate Mitchell’s return. Wighton has previously played in the centres for Australia and New South Wales, bringing valuable experience to the role. His flexibility and team-first attitude are expected to enhance the Rabbitohs’ attacking options.

The Rabbitohs have shown resilience this season, maintaining a 3-1 record despite several key injuries.


 

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“We Have Talent, But…” – Fireboy DML Reveals Why Ghana’s Black Stars Outshine Super Eagles

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Nigerian singer Fireboy Dml shares bis insights on the debate between Ghana’s Black stars and Nigeria’s Super Eagles.

The singer states that Ghana’s Black stars are better than Nigeria’s super eagles in terms of individual talents.

Speaking on a podcast the singer revealed these thoughts and sparked another debate amongst fans online.

Right now, Ghana is a better team [than Nigeria’s Super Eagles]. Individually, we [Nigerians] are better. But as a team, Ghana is better.

“For some reason, we have not been able to combine the brilliance of each player to form a solid team. I think it will take time. We have a lot of talents but we have not been able to utilise them.”

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“We’re Ready!” – Vinicius Jr. Confident Real Madrid Will Overcome Arsenal in Champions League

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Real Madrid player Vinicius Jr. claims that he is fully prepared to face Arsenal again in the Champions League quarter-finals.

Speaking to the press after his team’s win over Deportivo Alavés, the player commented on the upcoming match against Arsenal.

“Already thinking about Wednesday! We’re ready and looking forward to it. We’ll wait for you at the Bernabéu and we’ll try everything. WE ARE THE REAL! HALAMADRID!”


 

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Roy Keane Says Ruben Amorim is Shocked By How Bad Man United Are

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Former Manchester United captain Roy Keane didn’t hold back after the club’s 4-1 loss to Newcastle, saying manager Ruben Amorim might not have realised just how poor the squad really is.

Newcastle dominated the match, with goals from Sandro Tonali, Bruno Guimarães, and a brace from Harvey Barnes. Alejandro Garnacho’s equaliser was the only bright moment for United, who now sit 14th on the Premier League table.

Speaking on Sky Sports, Keane said Amorim must be baffled by the level of performance from his players.

“He’s probably scratching his head right now,” Keane said. “He can’t come out and say it, but I don’t think he knew just how bad this team really is. The mistakes they’re making, the lack of energy — it’s shocking.”

Keane also suggested that the Premier League might be proving tougher than Amorim expected.

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“He’s done his research, sure, but I think this league has caught him off guard. He’s walked into a mess and probably didn’t see it coming.”


 

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