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:Wales coach Warren Gatland's has restored George North to his starting line-up for the final Six Nations fixture against Italy in Cardiff on Saturday as the centre confirmed he will retire after this year's championship.
George North will play his final match for Wales this weekend after being named in Warren Gatland's side to face Italy on Saturday.
LONDON : Arsenal's penalty shootout victory against Porto on Tuesday not only snapped their Champions League last-16 jinx but could also fuel their belief as they try to hold off Liverpool and Manchester City in the English league title race.
Rasmus Hojlund has arrived at Carrington to continue his rehabilitation from a muscle injury as he bids to be fit to face Liverpool in this weekend's FA Cup quarter-final at Old Trafford.
Michael Edwards has agreed to come back to Liverpool after saying yes to a top role with club owners Fenway Sport Group.
Double Olympic medallist PV Sindhu progressed to the second round of the women's singles competition at the All England Championships after her German opponent Yvonne Li retired following the completion of the first game on Tuesday. World No. 11 Sindhu, a former world champion, won the first game 21-10 before world No. 26 Li decided to throw in the towel. The 28-year-old from Hyderabad will next face top seed Korean An Se Young, who has proved her nemesis, having defeated her all six times they have crossed paths in international badminton. In fact, only once has Sindhu managed to take a game away from the world No. 1 Korean when they met last time at the Asia Championships in Dubai last year.
Sir Jim Ratcliffe's plea for public funding to help him build a 'stadium for the north' has so far got little reaction from other football clubs in the region, but if it ever threatened to turn into a reality it's not hard to imagine one or two grumbles emerging.
The Ineos directors Sir Dave Brailsford and Tom Crotty sat a couple of dozen yards to Mason Mount's left at Old Trafford on Saturday. Their arrival should not cause Mount to shift uncomfortably in his seat just yet.