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Linfield have announced live streaming details for their upcoming European games. David Healy's side face Bodo Glimt in the second qualifying round of the Champions League.
The game on Saturday 6 August will officially open the new Irish League season with a stellar contest between the Danske Bank Premiership winners, Linfield, and the Irish Cup winners, Crusaders, at the National Stadium at Windsor Park.
Northern Ireland face a daunting conclusion to their Euro 2022 campaign when they meet Group A leaders and hosts England in Southampton.
Linfield supersub Ethan Devine says he realised a boyhood dream after scoring on hi Champions League debut in Wednesday night’s dramatic win over The New Saints at Windsor Park.
Linfield suffered a narrow 1-0 away defeat to The New Saints (TNS) in the first leg of their Champions League first round qualifier.
Healy is all too aware of the European pedigree of the Cymru Premier side ahead of their first leg at Park Hall.
Persistent showers spoiled the return of international cricket to Dominica as the scheduled first T20 of the three-match series between the West Indies and Bangladesh at Windsor Park was declared a no-result on Saturday. Put into bat after a delayed start caused by heavy overnight rain which left damp areas around the pitch, Bangladesh were limited to 105 for eight off 13 overs in a staccato innings interrupted twice as more showers swept down off the mountains surrounding the picturesque ground to eventually wash out any hope of getting a result from a reduced match.
cricket to Dominica as the scheduled first T20 of the three-match series between the West Indies and Bangladesh at Windsor Park was declared a no-result on Saturday. Put in to bat after a delayed start caused by heavy overnight rain, which left damp areas around the pitch, Bangladesh were limited to 105 for eight off 13 overs in a staccato innings interrupted twice as more showers swept down off the mountains surrounding the picturesque ground to eventually wash out any hope of getting a result from a reduced match. Test captain Shakib al Hasan (29 off 15 balls) and wicketkeeper Nurul Hasan (25 off 15 balls) were the only players to develop any momentum in the tourists' innings as they lost wickets regularly to a varied home attack marshalled by captain Nicholas Pooran.