Kenny happy to hold fire on Everton prospect Cannon
Republic of Ireland boss Stephen Kenny is happy to hold off on calling up Everton prospect Tom Cannon as he continues to hone a new-look forward line.
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Hodge and Cannon named in Ireland Under-21 squad as Croly joins coaching staff
Wolvehampton Wanderers midfielder Joe Hodge has been included in the Republic of Ireland Under-21 squad to play Iceland in Turner's Cross on Sunday week.
Saudi eyeing more glory at 2023 AFC U-20 Asian Cup in Uzbekistan
Riyadh: At first glance for Saudi Arabia, the 2023 AFC U-20 Asian Cup that kicks off on Wednesday looks a little like last June’s U-23 Championships which was won by the young Green Falcons.
Argentina misses basketball World Cup for first time since 1982
Argentina will miss this year's FIBA World Cup for the first time since 1982 after they lost 79-75 to the Dominican Republic in qualifying on Sunday.
Easyjet pilot does 360 turn to give all passengers a glimpse of 'incredible' Northern Lights on flight to Manchester
An easyJet pilot turned 360 degrees over the ocean on Monday night (February 27) to give all passengers on board a chance to see the 'incredible' Northern Lights.
Al-Attiyah sets early pace as championship leader Loeb makes steady start at Abu Dhabi Desert Challenge
ABU DHABI: World Rally-Raid Championship leader Sebastien Loeb gave Bahrain Raid Xtreme a comfortable start to the Abu Dhabi Desert Challenge on Sunday as the second round of the series got underway in the UAE.
Record-breaker Djokovic fit and raring to go at Dubai Tennis Championships
DUBAI: World No. 1 Novak Djokovic insists that while he may have only been given the medical all-clear to compete at this week’s Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships as recently as five days ago, he has no intention of using this week’s ATP 500 tournament as competitive training, revealing that he values every trophy he wins “three or four times more than he did 10 years ago.”
Eddie Howe: Pain of defeat will make Newcastle more determined to succeed
LONDON: Eddie Howe admits the pain of defeat makes him even more determined to end Newcastle United’s long wait for a trophy.