Tag Archives: Injury

Everyone pulled up well form the weekend, there were no significant issues from the game which is really exciting to see moving forward. Unfortunately James didn't play last week. He was still sore through his bone bruise on his knee, so he is going to …

There’s good news for Fremantle’s forwards in this week’s Envision Medical Imaging injury update with Michael Walters likely to make his AFL return this week and Rory Lobb progressing ahead of schedule.

The Pies will be without Sophie Casey for Saturday's qualifying final, while Erica Fowler will be tested later in the week.

MELBOURNE’S list depth is set to receive a boost in Round 3, with three Dees available to play in the club’s VFL practice match this weekend. Mitch Brown (calf), Jay Lockhart (groin) and Joel Smith (finger) will all return from respective injuries and play for the Casey Demons,

Front rowers Matt Lodge and Payne Haas are fit and available for selection for Friday’s clash with Melbourne Storm.

Oscar McInerney is in a race against time to prove his fitness after suffering an ankle injury in the one-point loss to Geelong at GMHBA Stadium on Friday night. The ruckman was subbed out of the game and did not take part in Monday’s light training …

The Roosters will also be without Lachlan Lam, Boyd Cordner & possibly Jake Friend indefinitely. So, can the still win the Premiership without some of their biggest guns? On the Sunday Sin-Bin Gordie and Kenty went head-to-head over this very issue.

Although there are no La Liga games this week, Real Madrid has suffered a couple of injury setbacks with the confirmation that midfielders Toni Kroos and Fede Valverde have suffered problems that could sideline them for their club's next La Liga game and the first leg of their Champions League …

Scans have revealed that defenders Alex Pearce and Joel Hamling will be out for at least a month following Freo’s round one clash against Melbourne at the MCG, according to executive general manager of football Peter Bell.

PORT ADELAIDE defenders Riley Bonner and Lachie Jones will each miss Port Adelaide’s first home game of the AFL season with respective hamstring injuries. Bonner was subbed out in the third quarter of Sunday’s win over North Melbourne after injuring …