Balancing act for confident Ireland amidst Hampden hype
Josh Cullen believes that Ireland will have to get the balance just right going into the much-hyped UEFA Nations League clash with Scotland on Saturday.
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Kilmarnock probe Kyle Lafferty's alleged sectarian remark
Kilmarnock have launched an investigation after a video appeared to show striker Kyle Lafferty using sectarian language.
Aaron Connolly the only senior on U21s' radar, insists Crawford
Jim Crawford says it was never a possibility that any of Stephen Kenny's senior Republic of Ireland internationals would follow Aaron Connolly back to the Under-21s for Friday's European Championships play-off against Israel in Tallaght.
Australia's Swain banned for six weeks after knee hit
Australia lock Darcy Swain has been suspended for six weeks for a dangerous challenge on Quinn Tupaea, that left the New Zealand centre with a season-ending knee injury and the All Blacks fuming.
'Casemiro will start on the bench' - Man United fans react as Scott McTominay stars for Scotland
Manchester United fans have been expressing their delight after midfielder Scott McTominay produced an excellent performance for Scotland on Wednesday night.
Scotland Beat Ukraine To Boost UEFA Nations League Push
Scotland boosted their bid for Nations League promotion and gained a measure of revenge over Ukraine with a 3-0 win in Glasgow on Wednesday. Steve Clarke's side dominated a one-sided clash at Hampden Park but had to wait until the last 20 minutes for their goals as John McGinn's opener and Lyndon Dykes' brace sent them top of Group B1. Scotland were beaten 3-1 by Ukraine in an emotionally-charged World Cup play-off at Hampden Park in June.
ITV's Lorraine Kelly shares sad news with viewers in tribute to show guest
Lorraine Kelly paused the latest episode of her show to share some sad news about one of her viewers. The presenter was back at the helm of her ITV show on Thursday (September 22) as she told viewers a previous guest had died.
Protection of modern pitches means the ‘sticky wicket’ has had its day
Over its history, cricket has developed a language of its own. In so doing, it has been responsible for introducing words and phrases, unique to the game, into common usage or adapting simple words and making them specific to cricket.