@Reuters: Swimming Australia has sacked coach Michael Palfrey after he triggered a media storm at the Paris Olympics by saying he hoped a South Korean athlete would beat Australian rivals at the Games https://t.co/EbsJCm3T1d

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Post date September 5, 2024

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