Saturday sport: Leinster face La Rochelle in Champions Cup final
Ronan O'Gara's La Rochelle stand between Leinster and a fifth Heineken Champions Cup title.
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Star-stuck Leinster must dig deeper than ever to conquer Europe again
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Manchester United to battle Paris Saint-Germain for £140m Victor Osimhen this summer - Paper Round
PSG chase Osimhen Spanish newspaper Marca believes that Paris Saint-Germain are interested in Victor Osimhen, but with his high asking price, they might look at Harry Kane, who will be out of contract next summer. Ad The paper writes: “The no.1 option, price being no object, would be Victor Osimhen of Napoli, who has caught the eye of all of Europe with his performances this season. He would likely cost in the region of 150 million euros.
Pol Espargaro admits he considered retirement after Portimao crash, aims to return at Mugello next month
Pol Espargaro has revealed that he considered retiring from MotoGP after his huge crash in Portugal. However he is now looking to put the accident at Portimao behind him, and is aiming for a swift return. Ad Espargaro suffered a broken jaw as well as injuries to his lung and back on Friday of the season-opener.
Manchester United 'reignite Sergej Milinkovic-Savic interest' and more transfer rumours
Manchester United will reportedly look to bring Sergej Milinkovic-Savic to the club this summer, having been interested in signing the Lazio midfielder last year.
Africa reveals 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifying format
The 54 member nations of the Confederation of African Football (CAF) will be divided into nine groups of six for the 2026 World Cup qualifying competition, the organisation said on Friday.
Bok coach on pre-World Cup island camp: 'Ideal for players to adapt to the conditions in France'
Rugby World Cup holders South Africa will hold a training camp in Corsica before beginning their title defence against Scotland in Marseille on 10 September.
English village looks like Switzerland with stunning scenery for miles
While there’s nothing quite like a quintessential British village with a cosy pub and chocolate box cottages, there’s something to be said about places which remind you of more distant locations. North Wales’ has its own Italian Riviera in the form of Portmeirion, and in Lancashire you can find a pocket of French culture in Croston.