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Real Madrid supporters celebrate in Cibeles square in downtown Madrid, at the end of the UEFA Champions League final football match between Liverpool and Real Madrid at the Stade de France in Saint-Denis, north of Paris, on May 28, 2022. (Photo by Gabriel BOUYS / AFP)
Proteas women's coach Hilton Moreeng hinted that regular skipper Dane van Niekerk would likely return to the national team for their tour to England and potentially the Commonwealth Games.
Pat Spillane was taken with Derry's 'pace' and 'athleticism' but feels they lack the forward power to land the game's biggest prize in two months' time.
Claressa Shields says a fight against Savannah Marshall could be as big as Katie Taylor’s historic showdown against Amanda Serrano last month.
Ian Baraclough is backing inspirational captain Steven Davis to play a key role in Northern Ireland’s quest to reach the Euro 2024 finals in Germany.
Claressa Shields says a fight against Savannah Marshall could be as big as Katie Taylor’s historic showdown against Amanda Serrano last month.
After a provincial football final weekend of two halves, Pat Spillane and Niall McCoy join Mikey Stafford and Rory O'Neill to look back on a disappointing Saturday and an entertaining Sunday.
Callum Robinson has insisted finding himself at the centre of last year's Covid-19 storm did not distract him from his mission to score goals for Ireland. The 27-year-old West Brom striker was thrust into the spotlight in October last year when he revealed during a press conference that he had declined a vaccination against coronavirus, prompting headlines around the world. Days later, he did his talking on the pitch, scoring the opening two goals in the 3-0 win in Azerbaijan - he celebrated with fingers in ears - and then followed it up three days later with a friendly hat-trick against Qatar. Asked to describe those few days as he faced the media for the first time since on Monday, Robinson said: "It was different. "But to be fair, I didn't think it was that big a thing and then it blew up. But I just wanted to get on the pitch really and do my thing and let my football do the talking." The Ireland squad closed ranks around the frontman at the time with defender John Egan mounting a stout defence of his team-mate's stance. Robinson, who declined to reveal whether he had changed his mind over vaccination since, said: "It wasn't even a conversation of whether I was right for the Saturday, it was just, 'How are you? Are you OK? We are here for you if you need anything'.