Essendon s Dylan Shiel set to miss remainder of AFL season, Greater Western Sydney s Stephen Coniglio to have ankle surgery
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Dylan Shiel (centre) is unlikely to play again for the Bombers this season.
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Essendon has been hit by a massive injury blow, with gun midfielder Dylan Shiel to have knee surgery that will rule him out for four months.
Key points:
Coniglio will miss around eight matches following surgery
Davis injured his calf and de Boer sustained a hamstring injury
The news is not much better for Greater Western Sydney, with key trio Stephen Coniglio, Phil Davis and Matt de Boer all ruled out for extended periods.
The Global Wellness Summit (GWS), the foremost gathering of international leaders in the multitrillion-dollar global wellness economy, today announced that the dates and location of its 2021 conference are confirmed: It will take place in Tel Aviv, Israel, from November 15–18 at the Hilton Tel Aviv, set on the shores of the Mediterranean Sea. It's the first time in its 15-year history that the GWS will be held in the Middle East.
The Dockers record their first loss since the 2019 season after going down by 11 points at home to the Brisbane Lions, while the Bulldogs and Kangaroos post comfortable victories.
Brisbane ends Fremantle s 11-match AFLW winning run, Western Bulldogs too strong for Giants
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The Lions moved to the top of the ladder with the win over the Dockers.
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Fremantle s record 11-match AFLW winning streak is over following an upset loss to the Brisbane Lions.
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The Lions triumphed 3.7 (25) to 1.8 (14) over the Dockers in Fremantle
The Bulldogs beat the Giants by 25 points for their fourth straight win of the season
The Kangaroos scored a 9.5 (59) to 6.1 (37) victory over Carlton
The Dockers first goal of Saturday s match did not come until deep in the final quarter, when Roxy Roux s 45-metre set shot reduced the Lions lead to five points with 90 seconds remaining.
| 20 February 2021
The UK’s 5G rollout is progressing well, with average speeds boosted nearly five times in areas where 5G is available, according to mobile network benchmarking firm Global Wireless Solutions (GWS).
Its latest nationwide test assessed the mobile network performance of the four major operators – EE, O2, Three and Vodafone, and is the first to incorporate 5G network performance into each company’s OneScore rankings.
Based on network scanner testing, 5G is now available across 37% of the markets tested by GWS. The report shows that once a market reaches a certain level of 5G coverage, average network speeds are significantly boosted. Average speeds during network capacity stress tests where 5G is delivered are 150 Mbps across all operators, compared with 33 Mbps in areas where there is no 5G present.