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CAPE TOWN, Oct 16 : Lions lock Hyron Andrews died at the team hotel on Friday, the day before the South African club are due to play French side La Rochelle in the European Champions Cup, a fixture that will go ahead in his honour, the team said.
A lively reception awaits the former Liverpool midfielders Jordan Henderson and Xabi Alonso at Everton and, in the case of the former, any jeers can be considered an unintentional tribute. They will speak of what the 36-year-old is able to produce now as much as what, and where, he delivered in the past.
Dr Harty Cup: Ardscoil Rís 0-22 Gaelcholáiste Mhuire AG An Mhainistir Thuaidh 1-16
As anyone who’s been on-site at one will tell you, the worst place to be for a Ryder Cup is to be at a Ryder Cup. The spectator experience is always terrible, there are way too many people watching too little golf and the easiest way to keep up with the state of play is to open the app on your phone, which kind of defeats the purpose of being there in the first place. You are always, always better off watching it from the couch.
An Irish Horseracing Regulatory Board referrals panel has suspended the training licence of Co Offaly-based Jerry Murray over what it described as serious welfare, care and management concerns identified during inspections carried out at his premises.
Michael Carrick sought to draw a line under the controversy caused by Lisandro Martinez’s explosive midweek interview as he insisted it is “not a drama for us as a group”.
A congested leaderboard perfectly summed up the disruption caused by the first day’s weather delays to the DP World India Championship in New Delhi where a four-way logjam – featuring Angel Hidalgo, Adrian Meronk, Joost Luiten and Thomas Detry – formed at the business end of the incomplete second round at the tournament.
Leinster have possibly never been such long odds to win the Champions Cup since the last of their four triumphs in 2018 against Racing 92 in Bilbao, and with good reason. Paddy Power makes them 9/2 third favourites, behind the French superpowers of six-time winners Toulouse and back-to-back Champions Cup winners Bordeaux Bègles and, all things considered, even those odds don’t look especially generous.