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Eve Perisset’s settled a tense quarter-final between France and Netherlands with an extra time penalty in Rotherham. France dominated the first half but couldn’t score, with Delphine Cascarino hitting the post and Stephanie van der Gragt making two outstanding blocks to prevent certain goals.
Spain secured a quarter-final date with Euro 2022 hosts England after seeing off Denmark 1-0 to qualify as runners-up from Group B.
People living in Manchester are seeing their wages fall by an average of over £130 a month due to the cost of living - as a new report details how the crisis is widening the north-south divide.
There they are, then, the lads. Huddersfield Town have made their first two attacking signings of the summer, with David Kasumu and Connor Mahoney both arriving as free agents from Milton Keynes Dons and Millwall respectively.
Bristol City goalkeeper Max O’Leary is believed to be attracting interest from Milton Keynes Dons, according to a report from Bristol Live.
The 2022/23 snooker season is starting to shape up with the addition of the World Mixed Doubles to the calendar and a new home for the elite eight-man Tour Championship. Ronnie O'Sullivan, Judd Trump, Neil Robertson and Mark Selby are set to play in the World Mixed Doubles at the Marshall Arena in Milton Keynes in September.
Huddersfield Town have had a long-standing interest in Milton Keynes Dons midfielder David Kasumu, who is now out of contract after turning down the offer of a new deal for the League One side.
World champion Ronnie O'Sullivan will head the line-up when the World Doubles competition returns to the snooker circuit in September for the first time since 1991. O'Sullivan, Judd Trump, Neil Robertson and Mark Selby – the four leading players in the world rankings – and the women's top quartet of Reanne Evans, Ng On Yee, world champion Nutcharut Wongharuthai and Rebecca Kenna will compete for the title over the weekend of 24/25 September in Milton Keynes. Ad/> Teams will be formed by a random draw at the Marshall Arena with the four pairs competing in a round-robin format to reach the World Mixed Doubles final.