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'Another awesome day': More than 12,000 cyclists take on the Tour de Manc challenge
The Tour de Manc made its triumphant return to the city-region today with more than 1,200 riders taking part in a variety of cycling routes stemming across all ten boroughs of Greater Manchester.
Sunday Social: Fuifui Moimoi makes 350th career appearance & Sosaia Feki returns to field
Former NRL forward Fuifui Moimoi made his 350th career appearance on Sunday against Cornwall RLFC.
Amanda Staveley and Mehrdad Ghodoussi's rousing words to Newcastle Women after historic game
Newcastle Women missed out on promotion on Sunday despite beating Alnwick Town Ladies 4-0 in front of a remarkable 22,000 fans inside St. James' Park. Liverpool Feds' 6-1 win means the Merseyside outfit lifted the title in the north west, with Becky Langley's north east side just missing out.
Pato O’Ward captures his first IndyCar victory of 2022 season with a nifty pass at Barber
Pato O’Ward won the Honda Grand Prix of Alabama at Barber Motorsports Park, continuing his rebound Sunday from a slow start to the NTT IndyCar Series season
Soccer-Newcastle Women cheered on by more than 22,000 fans as they thrash Alnwick Town
(Reuters) - Newcastle United Women's team attracted a club record 22,134 fans as they beat Alnwick Town Ladies 4-0 in a fourth-tier FA Women's National League Division One, in their first ever match at St. James' Park on Sunday.
Newcastle Women cheered on by more than 22,000 fans as they thrash Alnwick Town
Newcastle United Women's team attracted a club record 22,134 fans as they beat Alnwick Town Ladies 4-0 in a fourth-tier FA Women's National League Division One, in their first ever match at St. James' Park on Sunday.
Kildare dominate against Louth to stride into Leinster semis
A competitive middle third of this contest was sandwiched in between two utterly dominant spells from Kildare at O'Connor Park in Tullamore this afternoon, as the Lilywhites crushed any idea that Allianz League Division 3 champions Louth might be poised to cause an upset in the last of this weekend’s four Leinster football quarter-finals.