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There was a memorable moment for former Motherwell man Allan Campbell tonight as the Fir Park academy graduate earned his first senior cap for his Scotland in a win over Armenia.
Mayo's never-say-die attitude shone through once again at Croke Park as they recorded a 2-13 to 0-14 All-Ireland qualifier win over Kildare to reach the last eight.
Northern Ireland’s Nations League despair grew deeper as they fell to a 3-2 defeat to Kosovo in Pristina which caused some fans to openly turn on Ian Baraclough.
Northern Ireland's Nations League despair grew deeper as they lost to Kosovo in Pristina which caused some fans to openly turn on Ian Baraclough.
Northern Ireland’s Nations League despair grew deeper as they fell to a 3-2 defeat to Kosovo in Pristina which caused some fans to openly turn on Ian Baraclough.
While James Maddison is on holiday, England have scored one goal (from the penalty spot) in two games, their performances have been criticised for a lack of creative spark and attacking fizz, and one of the players chosen ahead of the Leicester City midfielder, Phil Foden, has been absent following a positive Covid test.
Blue Isle Studios, the game development company, is back with another hit this year, called Leap.
Former India captain and BCCI chief Sourav Ganguly on Thursday tweeted a video of a TV broadcast of the first England vs New Zealand Test at Lord's, in which England paceman James Anderson can be seen picking up the wicket of New Zealand opener Will Young. New Zealand captain Kane Williamson's decision to bat first has backfired as Anderson quickly added a second wicket to his name to leave the visitors at 2/2 at cricket's proverbial home, the Lord's Cricket Ground in London.