Cody Gakpo doubtful for Liverpool's Champions League trip to Paris Saint-Germain
Liverpool forward Cody Gakpo is a major doubt for Wednesday's Champions League last-16 first leg against Paris Saint-Germain after missing training.
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Tadhg Furlong trains fully as he edges closer to Six Nations return
Tadhg Furlong appears to be edging closer to a return to action this weekend, with the prop taking a full part in Ireland's training session ahead of Saturday’s crucial Guinness Six Nations meeting with France.
Luis Enrique urges PSG to keep control as Liverpool head for Paris
PARIS : Paris St Germain will be hoping to impose their game on Liverpool to avoid getting hit by the Merseyside's attacking 'fighter jets' when both teams face off in their Champions League last 16 first leg on Wednesday.
Paris return ‘too soon’ for Liverpool fans traumatized by 2022 Champions League final
LIVERPOOL: Liverpool’s return to Paris for the first time since the 2022 Champions League final comes too soon for many supporters still scarred by the traumatic events that marred European football’s showpiece event. The Premier League leaders take on Paris Saint-Germain in the first leg of what should be a mouthwatering last 16 tie on Wednesday. However, only 2,000 Liverpool fans are expected at the Parc des Princes, with many deciding against a return to the French capital after the treatment they suffered at the hands of the Parisian authorities just under three years ago. “It’s too soon for a lot of people,” John Gibbons of Liverpool fan website The Anfield Wrap told AFP. Real Madrid’s 1-0 victory at the Stade de France was overshadowed by a 37-minute delay to kick-off as fans struggled to access the stadium after being funnelled into overcrowded bottlenecks as they approached the stadium. Police fired tear gas toward thousands of supporters locked behind metal fences on the perimeter of the stadium. As if events on the night of May 28 were not painful enough, Liverpool fans had to suffer a series of false claims in the aftermath of the chaos. European football’s governing body UEFA initially tried to pin the blame on supporters arriving late despite thousands having been held for hours outside the stadium before kick-off. The French authorities then claimed an “industrial-scale fraud” of fake tickets was the problem. A French Senate enquiry later concluded that poorly-executed security arrangements were the cause of the mayhem. An independent report found UEFA bore “primary responsibility” for the failures which almost led to the match becoming a “mass fatality catastrophe.” The report added it was “remarkable”
Indonesia dan China Baru 2 Kali Juara di BWF Orleans Masters
Indonesia dan China sejauh ini baru meraih dua titel juara sepanjang 31 tahun penyelenggaraan turnamen BWF Orleans Masters. Edisi kemarin, Indonesia merebut dari sektor ganda putri.
Leny Yoro is right about his Man United position change - and it is helping one of his teammates
After making two statement signings at centre-back last summer, Manchester United fans were left wondering how former manager Erik ten Hag would keep central defenders happy.
Numbers add up for France as Ireland brace for impact
Ireland will have to brace themselves for the most fired-up France side imaginable when the sides clash in the fourth round of the Guinness Six Nations on Saturday (2.15pm, live on RTÉ).
France have potential to spoil Aviva send-off for retiring trio
The Irish rugby landscape has changed dramatically in the last two decades.