Adams Verling to make Ireland debut against USA
Connacht’s Jemima Adams Verling will make her Ireland debut in the WXV Global Series Test against USA at Tallaght Stadium on Sunday (1.45pm).
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Adams Verling will make Ireland debut against USA
Ireland head coach Scott Bemand has included uncapped Jemima Adams Verling in his side for Sunday’s Vodafone Ireland WXV Series opener against USA at Tallaght Stadium (Kick-off 1.45pm).
Alexander-Arnold returns to England squad as Tuchel makes 10 changes from World Cup
Sept 18 : Trent Alexander-Arnold has the chance to prove a point after being recalled to the England squad, manager Thomas Tuchel said on Friday as he named his first selection since the World Cup.
Irish rugby ace Cliodhna Moloney-MacDonald concerned about new ball for women’s game
Cliodhna Moloney-MacDonald admits the new smaller ball could create more problems than solutions for women’s rugby as Ireland prepare to use it for the first time in a Test match against the USA on Sunday.
‘It’s probably an unnecessary addition’: Cliodhna Moloney-MacDonald not a fan of new smaller ball
World Rugby has mandated that a new size 4.5 ball will be used for the upcoming WXV Global Series fixtures, including Ireland’s Test against the USA in Tallaght Stadium on Sunday. Despite being marketed as the same weight, it’s 3 per cent smaller than the size 5 that is used in men’s rugby from 15 years and up.
Canadian women reach final at wheelchair basketball worlds after win over the Netherlands
The Canadian women advanced to the wheelchair basketball world championship final after beating the Netherlands 85-73 on Thursday in Ottawa.
US coach Pochettino bets on youth for upcoming friendlies
Sept 17 : US coach Mauricio Pochettino is betting on youth for the nation's upcoming friendlies against Peru, Chile, Mexico and Canada, with Christian Pulisic among the big names absent from the 28-man squad unveiled on Thursday.
Wrexham co-owners Reynolds, McElhenney spoof Southampton 'Spygate' ahead of Championship clash
Sept 17 : Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney are no strangers to mixing football and showbusiness, and the Wrexham co-owners did both in their latest advertisement for internet browser Firefox, playfully lampooning Southampton's "Spygate" scandal ahead of Saturday's Championship clash.