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Co-hosts New Zealand are 90 minutes away from a historic first at the Women's World Cup, no matter what the result when they take on Switzerland in their final group game on Sunday (live on RTÉ2 and RTÉ Player).
AUCKLAND : Co-hosts New Zealand are 90 minutes away from a historic first at the Women's World Cup no matter the result when they take on Switzerland in their final group game on Sunday.
DUNEDIN, New Zealand : New Zealand will draw energy from a raucous atmosphere at the covered Dunedin Stadium as they look to book a place in the Women's World Cup knockout phase with victory over Switzerland on Sunday.
Norway striker Ada Hegerberg will not play in their must-win Women's World Cup group game against the Philippines after failing to recover from a groin injury in time, coach Hege Riise said on Saturday.
SYDNEY : Germany's quest to capture their third Women's World Cup has suffered a blow with the loss of Felicitas Rauch to a knee injury, but coach Martina Voss-Tecklenburg is confident her squad will rally to fill the defender's void in their game against Colombia on Sunday.
Unseeded 19-year-old Frenchman Arthur Fils upset No. 1 seed Casper Ruud of Norway 6-0, 6-4 to advance to the semifinals of the Hamburg European Open on Friday in Germany.
The sports director of SD Worx, Danny Stam, has been banned for "dangerous" overtaking during the Tour de France Femmes and making "inappropriate comments" to the International Cycling Union's (UCI) panel, the sports governing body said on Friday.
Rangers fans have been looking into the start of another European adventure with the Champions League draw sending them to either Belgium or Switzerland.