Ashworth now preparing Newcastle bid to sign £21m sensation, he's Luis Diaz 2.0 - opinion
An update has emerged on Newcastle and their pursuit of Braga’s Roger Fernandes in the summer transfer window…
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Northern Ireland vs Cyprus: Irish FA chief addresses poor form in match programme
Irish FA chief executive Patrick Nelson accepts "there's no getting away from" Northern Ireland's disappointing results in the UEFA Nations League.
Sunday sport: Cork and Limerick face off for All-Ireland quarter-final spot
The last two spots in the quarter-finals of the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship are up for grabs this afternoon.
Premier League 2022/2023 predicted table as Newcastle United set for big improvement
It's not been long since the conclusion of the 2022/2023 season - a season in which Newcastle United rose from almost certain relegation to a comfortable 11th-placed finish. The appointment of Eddie Howe as manager and a near-£90 million January window did more than their fair share to help the Magpies, who picked up the fourth most points in the league during the second-half of the campaign.
Merson hails ‘old school’ Burn who’s been a ‘masterstroke’ signing
Dan Burn has been outstanding for Newcastle United since joining on a two-and-a-half-year deal from Brighton & Hove Albion. He quickly forged a formidable partnership alongside Fabian Schar, and the pair instantly clicked to turn the Magpies’ fortunes around.
Gordon: Scotland players must stick together after Irish drubbing
Craig Gordon insists Scotland's players will stick together after being "well outplayed in every aspect of the game" in their 3-0 drubbing by Ireland at Lansdowne Road on Saturday.
Mo Donegal wins 2022 Belmont Stakes
Todd Pletcher’s favorite Mo Donegal ran down a furious pacesetting We the People at the start of the stretch to win the 154th Belmont Stakes at Belmont Park. Irad Ortiz Jr. was in the irons for the winning ride.
Scotland fans ‘completely correct’ to boo, admits Andy Robertson
Andy Robertson admitted Scotland deserved to be booed off by the Tartan Army following their dismal 3-0 defeat by the Republic of Ireland at the Aviva Stadium.