Rugby-Bridge calls time on All Blacks career with Montpellier move
(Reuters) - All Blacks outside back George Bridge has given up on his international career and signed a three-year deal to play for French champions Montpellier.
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Samoa coach Parish slams favourite tags for England Rugby League World Cup opener
Samoa coach Matt Parish rubbished claims his side are favourites to topple England, instead insisting they are undercooked ahead of Saturday's Rugby League World Cup curtain-raiser. England boss Shaun Wane and the bookies have installed Samoa as favourites after several high-profile players chose to represent the Pacific Islanders ahead of Australia and New Zealand. Ad Parish can call upon eight players who featured in Penrith Panthers' win over the Paramatta Eels in the NRL Grand Final but Samoa only had their first training session in the UK on Monday while England warmed up with a 50-0 win over Fiji on Friday night.
Pair of victories pushes Canada through to quarters at wheelchair rugby worlds
Canada is moving on at the wheelchair rugby world championship.
We are very clear about team we want to play: Sridharan Sriram
Bangladesh's technical consultant Sridharan Sriram is not fazed by the team's poor run in the recently concluded Tri-Series and mentioned the team had lots of positives to take away from the series. Bangladesh flew to New Zealand to play a Tri-Series against New Zealand and Pakistan. The Bangladeshi team could not secure a win on the New Zealand tour.
CanWNT at No. 7 in last FIFA rankings before 2023 World Cup draw
Canada's women are unchanged at No. 7 in the latest FIFA world rankings.
La Liga win injunction to freeze 50 million euros of beIN assets
BARCELONA: Spain's top football division, La Liga, has taken out a court injunction against the beIN Media Group to freeze 50 million euros (US$48.5 million) of their assets after non-payment for television rights.
FIFA 23 World Cup mode: Everything we know so far
FIFA 23 is one of the most hyped games of the year.
Sleep is precious for Lebanon coach Cheika in his cross-code challenge
Michael Cheika, the definition of a sporting paradox, has never been one for conventions. He's the rugged battle-scarred forward, who made his money as a fashion importer, a scowling no-nonsense player recalled by team-mates as a master sledger, who can flawlessly flip between five languages. Ad When the world was locked down in a pandemic, looking for passion projects to fill their hours, Chieka took things to extremes, the only person unsurprised, his ever-supportive wife Stephanie.