European round-up: Tottenham Hotspur beaten in Turkey
Will Lankshear endured a rollercoaster night in front of a raucous Rams Park crowd after he was sent off in Tottenham Hotspur's 3-2 loss at Galatasaray in the Europa League.
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Bernard Jackman: Ireland can look to exploit Will Jordan positioning
Bernard Jackman believes Will Jordan could be the weak link in the New Zealand defence that Ireland should look to expose on Friday.
Will Indonesia be surprise qualifiers for the 2026 FIFA World Cup?
A strategy of naturalising European players with Indonesian heritage has led to impressive results against much stronger opposition, much to the delight of their millions of supporters.
McKenzie returns at flyhalf for New Zealand against Ireland
Damian McKenzie is back at flyhalf for New Zealand in their clash with Ireland in Dublin on Friday, one of two injury enforced changes to the side who secured a narrow win over England.
New-look New Zealand arrive with attacking ambition
What a way to kick off Ireland's Autumn Nations Series.
'Manchester City Will Struggle To Overcome Injury Crisis', Says Pep Guardiola
Pep Guardiola believes Manchester City will struggle to overcome a mounting injury crisis but encouraged the English champions to bounce back in Tuesday's Champions League trip to Sporting Lisbon. City travel to Portugal after consecutive defeats to Tottenham in the League Cup and Bournemouth on Saturday, which ended an 11-month unbeaten run in the Premier League. Ballon d'Or winner Rodri, who is out for the remainder of the season with a knee injury, leads a stellar cast of absentees in Guardiola's squad that also includes Oscar Bobb, Ruben Dias, Jack Grealish and John Stones.
Kansas City Chiefs find success in bringing back Hunt, Smith-Schuster - ESPN
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The Kansas City Chiefs didn't bill their recent game against the New Orleans Saints as Turn-Back-the-Clock Night, but it had that look.
"Know The Feeling Of Running Drinks": New Zealand Batter Will Young After Clean Sweep vs India
Replacing a player of Kane Williamson's stature can be a daunting task but Will Young, who played a pivotal role in New Zealand's historic 3-0 Test series win in India, saw it as an opportunity to create his own mark after "running the drinks" as a reserve batter for four years. If New Zealand's batting appeared thin with Williamson not making it to India for the first Test in Bengaluru due to injury, the 31-year-old Young banished any such doubts with his unbeaten 48 as the Kiwis hammered the hosts by eight wickets.