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Leona Maguire will tee off in the third match of tomorrow morning's opening session of the Solheim Cup with European captain Suzann Pettersen hinting that the 28-year-old Cavan woman could be a lynchpin player in all five sessions just as she was in her unbeaten MVP performance in the stunning away success over the Americans in Ohio two years ago.
Leona Maguire has been paired alongside Sweden's Anna Nordqvist in Friday's morning foursomes as the Solheim Cup commences in Finca Cortesin in Spain.
Ireland's Leona Maguire has been hailed as a "silent assassin" by team-mate Emily Pedersen as Europe bid to win an unprecedented third straight Solheim Cup.
Gemma Atkinson has addressed Gorka Marquez's new Strictly Come Dancing dance partner for the first time since viewers discovered who the Spanish professional would be competing with this year.
Despite not having played since early July, Canada dropped one spot to No. 44 in the new FIFA world rankings released Thursday.
LONDON: Players from the England women’s team appear to have reached an agreement with the country’s soccer federation regarding a dispute over bonuses and commercial structures. England captain Millie Bright said at a news conference on Thursday that the players “feel really confident moving forward about the structure we now have in place” with the Football Association. Exact details of the agreement have yet to be officially announced. In a statement released before the recent Women’s World Cup in Australia, the England squad expressed disappointment at the dispute having not been resolved before the tournament and said the players had decided to pause talks with the intention of revisiting them. Players from teams at the World Cup were due to receive individual payments directly from FIFA for the first time, ranging from $30,000 to $270,00 depending on what stage of the tournament they reached. England players didn’t receive any payments from the FA, reportedly because the governing body perceived payments coming from FIFA to be enough. There is also believed to be frustration over a commercial strategy which players feel limits their ability to earn extra money from sponsorship. “We’ve had a really good conversation with the FA,” Bright said.
Owen Wilson speaks to Fox News Digital about Lionel Messi's impact on Major League Soccer.