Liam Moore is a writer for Golfshake.com, specializing in golf-related content. With a passion for the sport, Liam covers a range of topics including golf course reviews, equipment recommendations, and golf news. His articles aim to provide valuable insights and information for golf enthusiasts of all levels.
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By: Liam Moore
It was, without doubt, the game of the nineteenth round of Super League 2024 as top of the table Wigan Warriors took on a Warrington Wolves side sat in second place and knowing that a win by twenty points or more could send them to the top of the table, depending on the size of Hull KR’s win over London Broncos.
By: Liam Moore
There is no denying that St Helens are in the midst if an uncharacteristic run and they went into today’s game against Hull FC seeking to avoid a sixth consecutive loss, an unwanted record which they last suffered during the 1985-86 season in the pre-summer era.
By: Liam Moore
Inside the opening three minutes of the second half the Saints were in again as Dodd Took a Curtis Sironen inside pass after the second rower had made a thirty-metre break through the heart of the FC defence. Makinson added the conversion and at 16-0 Saints were almost out of sight.
By: Liam Moore
Leeds Rhinos have been on the verge of dropping out of the top six play-off race for the last few weeks but an encounter at Headingley in round twenty-three really was the Rhinos last opportunity to make the six as they came up against one of the sides in danger of dropping out of the play off places, an out of form Catalans Dragons.
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Squads and officials for Round 25 matches as they come to hand.
By: Liam Moore
The Wigan Warriors knew that a win would strengthen their claim to the 2024 minor premiership and win in their final game of the season would then guarantee that they would finish in top spot but they were up against a Leeds Rhinos side who beat them comprehensively just a few weeks ago and who themselves needed the win to keep their outside hopes of a play-off place alive.
By: Liam Moore
St Helens only made the play-off by virtue of a better points difference than the Catalans Dragons which meant that after a poor season by their very high standards they were the favourites with the bookies to drop out of the race for Old Trafford at the first hurdle as they took on a Warrington Wolves side who were still smarting from not making the top two.
By: Liam Moore
Fossil fuel exports are important to Australia. Now its neighbours are asking it to stop.
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