Republic of Ireland v Sweden: All you need to know
FRIDAY 31 May
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Denise O'Sullivan is a doubt for the Republic of Ireland's Euro 2025 qualifier against Sweden at the Aviva Stadium on Friday night.
RTÉ Soccer analyst Lisa Fallon believes a host of absentees for Sweden makes the upcoming Euro 2025 qualifying double-header a huge opportunity for the Republic of Ireland to gain their first points of the campaign.
Former Pakistan wicketkeeper batter Kamran Akmal backed India to emerge victorious in the clash between two teams at the upcoming T20 World Cup. The two Asian Giants will write a new chapter in their rivalry in the upcoming edition of the marquee event. The tournament will begin on June 1, with the USA and the West Indies serving as the hosts. On June 9, India and Pakistan will step into New York's Nassau County Cricket Stadium to play the highly anticipated clash in front of 35,000 fans. During a Q&A session on Instagram, Akmal was asked about his prediction for the star-studded clash, to which he replied, "Definitely India."
Louise Quinn has full confidence the Republic of Ireland can live with the best teams in the world as they look to shock Sweden at the Aviva Stadium on Friday night.
Nathan Collins and Chiedozie Ogbene are both out of the Republic of Ireland's upcoming friendly double-header against Hungary and Portugal.
Leanne Kiernan didn't linger on her omission from the Republic of Ireland's World Cup squad last summer. She's too philosophical, too laid back to dwell on things beyond her control.
After resisting the lure of lucrative private leagues for almost a decade because of his commitment towards the 'Baggy Green', Australian pacer Mitchell Starc has hinted that he might quit one format to make room for more franchise cricket in his schedule. While the 34-year-old didn't specify the format he intends to give up, it is likely to be ODIs considering that the next 50-over World Cup is in 2027. Starc, who was bought for a record 24.75 crore by Kolkata Knight Riders, was magnificent in the business end of the tournament.