Ireland bracing for 'pumped up' Scotland with Triple Crown on line
Ireland understand that they are going to come up against a highly motivated Scotland team and are preparing accordingly.
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Springboks: Rassie hopeful refereeing guru Nigel Owens will be on board for World Cup defence
The Springboks, and Director of Rugby Rassie Erasmus, remain hopeful that former international referee Nigel Owens will be in their corner as they seek to defend their World Cup title in France later this year.
Israel judicial reforms: Ex-Mossad chief Yatom warns of 'dictatorship'
At least 70 Palestinians have been killed by Israeli forces and 13 Israelis have died in attacks since the start of 2023. Asked if a third Intifada is under way, former Mossad chief Yatom said: "I don't think that anyone can answer precisely," but insisted Israel will continue to fight terrorism "without any limitation" and make sure its "people will be safe wherever they go, including the West Bank".
'Nonsense' to suggest Man Utd gave up against Liverpool, says Rashford
United equalled their heaviest ever defeat in a competitive game and worst since 1931 at Anfield after conceding six times in the second period.
Marseille, Gueye at court fighting FIFA bans in Watford case
GENEVA: Facing a one-year transfer ban from FIFA, Marseille went to court Wednesday in a dispute with Watford over the 2020 signing of Senegal midfielder Pape Gueye. The Court of Arbitration for Sport said Gueye — who faces a four-month playing ban by FIFA for breach of contract — was attending the start of a two-day hearing in Lausanne, Switzerland. No target date has been set for the verdict.
Private equity firm CVC makes major investment in WTA Tour
The WTA Tour has announced that CVC Capital Partners will invest $150m in women's tennis.
How many people were on Flight MH370 when it disappeared?
Almost ten years ago, a commercial aircraft went missing during a flight from Malaysia to China. It sparked a four-year search that became the most expensive in aviation history, as authorities and private contractors searched for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 and an indication of what went wrong.
Jean de Villiers backs Springboks to defend title in 'most fiercely contested World Cup ever'
Former Springbok captain Jean de Villiers believes South Africa have a genuine shot at defending their title at this year's Rugby World Cup in France.