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The Sydney Roosters have a new home following the official opening of the state-of-the-art Centre of Excellence at Allianz Stadium.

Grassroots football clubs across NSW will benefit from more than 100 projects to help improve facilities and run programs to boost participation as part of the NSW Liberal and Nationals Government’s NSW Football Legacy Fund.

More women and girls will get involved in sport as part of a NSW Government program which aims to boost participation and create more opportunities, both on and off the field.

The United Cup came to an exciting close yesterday with Sydney playing host to the first final of the brand new international mixed team event.

Three facilities in Sydney and two on the Central Coast have been selected to host some of the world’s biggest and best football teams as FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023™ Team Base Camps.

The Illawarra is a step closer to a state-of-the-art sporting centre of excellence to house the Dragons and foster a love of sport in children, as the first concept images of the new facility are revealed.

The next generation of rugby union talent can now hone their craft at the new state-of-the-art NSW Rugby Union Centre of Excellence, which was officially opened today at David Phillips Sports Complex, Daceyville.

Community sporting clubs and organisations can now apply for life-saving defibrillators as part of the NSW Government’s Local Sport Defibrillator Grant Program.

More than $100 million will be injected into community sporting infrastructure to create new facilities and undertake major redevelopments on existing facilities, as part of the NSW Government’s commitment to turbocharge the take-up of sport across the State.

The Wests Tigers world-class centre of excellence, which boasts high-performance training, administration and community facilities has officially opened at Concord Oval and Community Sport Precinct.

NSW will take centre court this summer with the inaugural United Cup, with Sydney set to host Australia, Spain, United States, Great Britain, Germany and Czech Republic for the round robin format of the tournament commencing 29 December 2022.

Grassroots sporting organisations in eight flood affected local government areas (LGAs) will benefit from almost $12 million in NSW Government support to help get community sport back in action.