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Many Brits will be heading abroad this Easter, but they could find their travel plans impacted by strikes both here in the UK and at popular tourist destinations. Walkouts have been planned by airport workers, Passport Office staff and air traffic controllers, causing disruption to travellers.
MANCHESTER, England: No Erling Haaland, no problem for Manchester City. Even without the Premier League’s leading scorer, Pep Guardiola’s team came from behind to rout Liverpool 4-1 on Saturday and stay in pursuit of first-place Arsenal. Haaland, who has scored 42 goals in all competitions this season, was ruled out of the game at Etihad Stadium after failing to recover from a groin injury.
Manchester United secured a confident 4-0 win at Brighton to put the pressure on their rivals in the Women’s Super League. United are three points clear of Manchester City, with Chelsea a further point adrift as the rest of the WSL play on Sunday.
Springbok winger Cheslin Kolbe said on Saturday he will be out for up to a month with an ankle sprain suffered playing for his club Toulon.
England will look to make it two wins from two 2023 TikTok Women’s Six Nations games when they host Italy at cinch Stadium at Franklin's Gardens on Sunday. The Red Roses stormed to a 74-0 win against the Azzurre in Round 2 last year, but the visitors will take a great deal of encouragement from their 22-12 loss to France last weekend. Ad Having been beaten 39-6 in 2022, Italy were able to push Les Bleues to the absolute limit at Stadio Sergio Lanfranchi, before Simon Middleton's side ran out comfortable 58-7 winners against Scotland.
It's a busy day of European last-16 action for the Irish provinces today.
Bex Baraona and Richie Rude triumphed at the second round of the UCI Mountain Bike Enduro World Cup in Tasmania. They were more consistent than the rest of the field in the tricky conditions, with Baraona taking second place on Stage 1 behind Harriet Harnden. Ad Just one second split them going into the final stage where Baraona showed her quality by winning the longest stage of the day to take the series lead from Harnden.
Ireland Women are through to the quarter-finals at the Hong Kong Sevens after a 34-0 win over Brazil.