Two Manchester United players called up by Netherlands ahead of Euro 2024 qualifiers
Manchester United duo Tyrell Malacia and Wout Weghorst have been called up to represent the Netherlands in the forthcoming international break.
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Five uncapped players in Dutch squad for Euro qualifiers
AMSTERDAM : New Netherlands coach Ronald Koeman named five uncapped players in his first squad on Friday as he announced his selection for the European Championship qualifiers against France in Paris next Friday and Gibraltar in Rotterdam on March 27.
Spain, Portugal say Morocco boosts World Cup bid
The heads of Spain and Portugal welcomed Wednesday Morocco's move to join their bid to host the 2030 World Cup, saying it boosted their chances of hosting the event.
Morocco says joining Spain-Portugal FIFA 2030 World Cup bid
RABAT: King Mohammed VI of Morocco announced on Tuesday that his country had joined the bid by Spain and Portugal to host the centenary World Cup in 2030. The announcement means that war-torn Ukraine is likely to be dropped from the bid. King Mohammed made the announcement in a message delivered as he was named the winner of the African Football Confederation 2022 Award of Excellence in Kigali, where world governing body FIFA is holding its annual congress.
Dundalk drub sloppy St Pat's
Quick-fire goals at the start of either half saw Dundalk get their season up-and-running in style with a crushing victory over St Patrick’s Athletic at Oriel Park.
Wijnaldum and Cillessen in Dutch squad for Euro qualifiers
AMSTERDAM : Former Netherlands captain Georginio Wijnaldum and discarded goalkeeper Jasper Cillessen were both named by new coach Ronald Koeman in his first squad since taking over from Louis van Gaal.
Court investigates alleged match fixing in Spanish Cup
MADRID : A Spanish court is investigating alleged match fixing in a Copa del Rey game between Huracan Melilla and Levante in 2021, LaLiga said on Thursday.
Snooker glory after tragedy: Why Robert Milkins deserves to stand tall after Welsh Open triumph
When Robert Milkins arrived at the Gibraltar Open 11 months ago he was at an all-time low, his main ambition was simply to win a couple of matches to pay the mortgage. Milkins, a professional since 1995, had won three matches all season. He had earned just £13,250 during the campaign and knew he would likely have to give most of that back to the disciplinary committee after having spent his 46th birthday getting his stomach pumped following a drunken night at the Turkish Masters.