The 2008 Fall Tour Internationals pits the best Union teams in the world against each other at venues all over the world for the month of November and December.

We will be featuring matches that involve the Tri-Nations countries of the All-Blacks of New Zealand, the mighty Wallabies of Australia, and the world champion Springboks of South Africa but will show other countries and games if possible.

The 2008 Rugby League World Cup, whilst not on the level of the Union World Cup for interest around the world, will be the 13th staging since the 1st one back in 1954.  It involves 10 nations from around the globe. 

The mighty Kangaroos of Australia have won the last 6 tournaments so can they make it 7 in a row this year? 

It all plays out from October 25th through to the final on November 25th in Brisbane.

28 top soccer clubs from 14 countries around the continent have been playing since March of this year to determine this years Asian club champion.  The winner will qualify for the World Club Championship in Japan early next year (Manchester United have already qualified as the Euro champions).

This is the 27th running of the tournament and is the first time a club from Australia has made the final.  So lets cheer on the mighty Reds of Adelaide United to see if they can pull off some Aussie soccer history this November!

As the mighty Socceroos strive to qualify for the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa, we will also strive to bring each and every game for viewing on our TV's. 

Having successfully skirted through the first 3 rounds of qualifying, the Aussies begin the fourth (and final hopefully!) round of Asian qualifying September 10th and end with the huge grudge match against Japan in June 2009!