Ireland to face Scotland or Austria away in World Cup play-off
The Republic of Ireland will play the winners of Scotland and Austria away from home in their 2023 World Cup play-off.
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'Talented' Ricciardo keeps 2023 F1 options open as Hamilton shows unwavering support
Daniel Ricciardo says he is keeping his options open for next season as he looks for new employers following the early termination of his contract with McLaren.
Evenepoel wins Vuelta stage, consolidates overall lead
TRUJILLO, Spain: Remco Evenepoel showed who’s in charge at the Spanish Vuelta.
Tour of Britain Stage 6 suspended following the death of Queen Elizabeth II, Stage 7 and 8 updates to follow
Stage 6 of the Tour of Britain in Gloucestershire on Friday has been postponed, following Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II’s passing on Thursday. It’s one of a number of suspensions across all sports as the country mourns the death of the longest-reigning Monarch in British history.
Matthew Teggart increases sprints lead at Tour of Britain as Jordi Meeus takes stage five
Belgium's Jordi Meeus emerged victorious from a bunch sprint in Mansfield to win stage five of the Tour of Britain.
Kevin De Bruyne on Erling Haaland attention at Man City as academy prepares for Guardiola challenge
These are your Manchester City evening headlines for Thursday, September 8.
Lewis Hamilton Gets Monza Grid Penalty, Optimistic Of Maintaining Win Record
Lewis Hamilton was full of optimism on Friday that he can still win a race this season to uphold a record of at least one grand prix success every year since his debut in 2007. Mercedes have endured a roller-coaster campaign with their capricious 2022 car, but the seven-time world champion has come close to getting a win on the board, most recently at Zandvoort last weekend. "I do believe that I have the chance this year, we've still got seven races to go, and that's still a really big goal for us as a team to get back to the front and be fighting for the lead," he said at Monza ahead of this weekend's Italian Grand Prix.
'They will still attack me' – Remco Evenepoel wary despite classy win in red on Stage 18 at La Vuelta
Remco Evenepoel (Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl) believes La Vuelta will be “easier to control” after he proved the strongest again on Stage 18 but is still anticipating attacks. The Belgian won in the red jersey after a thrilling finish saw him towed to the finale by rival Enric Mas (Movistar) before the pair cruelly leapfrogged Robert Gesink (Jumbo-Visma), the lone survivor from a 42-man breakaway. Ad Evenepoel steamed clear to the summit to gap Mas and hoover up bonus seconds, leaving his quest for a maiden Grand Tour title now looking a formality.