Saturday sport: Chelsea lead London derby, Women's Rugby World Cup continues
A west London derby is the lunchtime offering in today's Premier League action.
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A west London derby is the lunchtime offering in today's Premier League action.
Wales face Canada in the Women's World Cup as Sean Lynn aims to secure his first win of the tournament. Cymru were beaten comfortably by Scotland in the previous game, with the 38-8 loss prompting the selection committee to make seven changes.
NEW DELHI :India has submitted a bid to host the 2030 Commonwealth Games in Ahmedabad, hoping it will bolster its credentials to stage the 2036 Olympic Games, the Indian Olympic Association (IOA) said.
MONACO: Fiorentina’s quest to win the Conference League enters a fourth straight season with opponents including Mainz and Dynamo Kyiv from the draw ceremony on Friday.
Whatever happens the rest of the way at the Rugby World Cup in England, Canadian fullback Julia Schell has already had a tournament to remember.
MONACO :Aston Villa will host Coppa Italia winners Bologna and visit Feyenoord in the Europa League opening stage, while Scottish sides Celtic and Rangers will both welcome AS Roma as Friday's draw also set up a clash between Nottingham Forest and Porto.
Substantive changes to the Wales line-up for their Women's Rugby World Cup clash against Canada on Saturday are a last-ditch effort to try and salvage their hopes, barely a week into the tournament and after a horror year for Welsh rugby.
Canada coach Kevin Rouet has made six changes to his starting lineup for Saturday's game against Wales at the Women's Rugby World Cup in England.