Dion Charles keen to solve Northern Ireland goalscoring woes
Bolton striker Dion Charles has told Northern Ireland boss Ian Baraclough he is ready to step up and help solve the team's scoring problem.
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Omonia boss claims Sir Alex Ferguson would be 'happy' with Manchester United dropped points
Omonia manager Neil Lennon has claimed Sir Alex Ferguson might be 'happy' to see Manchester United draw against his side.
Broos backs Bafana legend Mkhalele as second in command after Janevski departure
Bafana Bafana boss Hugo Broos admits he is not too concerned about the departure of assistant coach Cedo Janevski as he puts his full trust in Helman Mkhalele to be his second in command.
Road to Qatar: how Croatia qualified for World Cup 2022 - in pictures
Croatia followed up their success at the 2018 World Cup by finishing top of their qualifying group for the finals in Qatar.
Canadian defender Gilles joins French powerhouse Lyon on loan
Canadian international defender Vanessa Gilles has joined French powerhouse Lyon on loan from the NWSL's Angel City FC.
Canadian defender Vanessa Gilles joins French powerhouse Lyon on loan
Canadian international defender Vanessa Gilles has joined French powerhouse Lyon on loan from the NWSL's Angel City FC.
Neil Lennon makes Celtic and Rangers Scottish Premiership duopoly point as he challenges Omonia Nicosia players
Former Celtic manager Neil Lennon has claimed that the Cypriot First Division is 'more competitive' than the Scottish Premiership. Lennon joined Omonia Nicosia back in March in what was his first managerial job for just over a year after he departed as Celtic boss in February 2021. Lennon's time at Parkhead was up after a loss to Ross County left the Hoops 18 points behind Rangers in the title race, robbing them of an unprecedented tenth title in a row.
'I get punched but I punch back' - Robert MacIntyre fighting for Ryder Cup spot after Italian Open win
Robert MacIntyre has said his main goal for 2023 is to make Team Europe’s Ryder Cup roster. The Scot ended a poor run of form — after admitting he was “down and out” earlier in the season — to beat US Open champion Matt Fitzpatrick in a play-off at the Italian Open. Ad MacIntyre’s victory came at the venue for next year’s Ryder Cup, the Marco Simone Golf and Country Club, and the left-hander now has his sights trained on a place on Luke Donald’s team.