Preview: Slick French come to Ireland's farewell party
France are in town, and the world No 5-ranked outfit are feeling confident.
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Martine Moïse, widow of slain Haitian president Jovenel Moïse: 'The truth will come out'
"We do have an idea of who is behind all this," Martine Moïse said of her husband's murder. Haiti's then-president Jovenel Moïse was assassinated on July 7, 2021 by a commando of Colombian mercenaries at his private residence in the capital Port-au-Prince. However, "it's up to the investigators to say who it is", his widow added.
South Korea call up US-born teenager Phair for Women's World Cup
South Korea coach Colin Bell said it was his duty to protect 16-year-old Casey Phair from the glare of publicity after including the United States-born striker in his 23-player squad for the Women's World Cup.
Canada crushes Colombia for 3rd straight win at FIBA Women's AmeriCup
Nirra Fields scored seven points in the first three minutes, igniting Canada to an 89-55 win over Colombia at the FIBA Women's AmeriCup on Tuesday in Léon, Mexico.
Jesús Ferreira becomes first American with back-to-back international hat tricks in US' dominant victory
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Ineos-Grenadiers hoping for Tour podium as Bernal looks to win title again in the future
SAN SEBASTIAN, Spain : Ineos-Grenadiers have just a slim chance of placing a rider on the Tour de France podium, but the British team are counting on underdogs Egan Bernal and Tom Pidcock to spring a surprise on a race they dominated for almost a decade.
Juventus sign American winger Weah from Lille
Juventus have signed American winger Timothy Weah from Ligue 1 side Lille for an initial fee of 10.3 million euros ($11.2 million), the Serie A club said on Saturday.
Alive and kicking for now, but isolated Russian football risks going backwards
MOSCOW : Isolated from European and international competitions, Russian football risks going backwards, one of the country's leading sports broadcasters told Reuters, but must keep knocking on doors to try and find a way back.