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Perth COVID lockdown forces A-League, NBL to cancel games, WA clubs withdraw from Surf Life Saving national titles
Sunday’s A-League clash between Brisbane Roar and Perth Glory is off, with the fixture postponed as a result of the three-day lockdown imposed by the Western Australian and Queensland governments.
Key points:
- Brisbane Roar’s A-League match with Perth Glory and the Brisbane Bullets v South East Melbourne Phoenix NBL game have been postponed
- The AFL said the Fremantle v North Melbourne game at Perth Stadium can go ahead on Saturday night without fans
- Western Australian clubs, officials and competitors have withdrawn from the last day of the Australian Surf Life Saving Championships on the Sunshine Coast
Perth and the Peel region entered a snap 72-hour lockdown from Friday midnight WST after a man contracted COVID-19 while staying at…
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