Republic of Ireland to face Spain in European Under-17 Championship quarter-finals
The Republic of Ireland will take on Spain in the quarter-finals of the UEFA European Under-17 Championship on Saturday, kick-off 7pm (Irish time).
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Regrets over England exit? 'None at all,' says Eddie Jones
Eddie Jones says he has no regrets over his England exit as he prepares to return to Twickenham for the first time since his sacking, leading the Barbarians against a World XV.
Canada draws into group with Spain, Poland for Billie Jean King Cup
Canada has drawn into a group with Spain and Poland at the upcoming Billie Jean King Cup.
The UCI Mountain Bike World Series unveils its flagship event in France
The UCI Mountain Bike World Series Festival Haute-Savoie, taking place in Châtel, Les Gets and Morzine-Avoriaz will combine UCI Mountain Bike World Cup racing alongside a festival that celebrates this iconic region steeped in mountain bike history in France. With more than 600km of dedicated mountain bike trails and 24 lifts available, the Portes du Soleil in Haute-Savoie is the perfect host for this exciting new festival.
Unigym under scrutiny over gymnastic coach's behaviour, suspension
The City of Gatineau, Que., will meet with Unigym sports club administration Wednesday about the controversial conduct of a high-performance gymnastics coach as parents express concerns with the response.
French defender Le Normand obtains Spanish nationality
BARCELONA: French defender Robin Le Normand has obtained Spanish nationality according to an Official State Bulletin (BOE) published on Wednesday (May 24).
Lampard confident of Chelsea revival after dismal season
Frank Lampard is confident that Chelsea will come back stronger next season after a dismal campaign, the interim manager said on Wednesday ahead of their last two Premier League games.
Mats Wilander on Yannick Noah epic at 1983 French Open: 'I lost a final, but I won a friend' - Legends' Voice
When Mats Wilander met Yannick Noah on 5 June 1983 to face the local hero and the whole of France in the final of the French Open, he seemed the logical favourite. At least that's how he saw himself. As the defending champion, winner of 36 of his last 37 matches on clay, the Swede could not see himself as anything but a winner.