England boss Sarina Weigman to miss Northern Ireland game due to Covid-19
England head coach Sarina Wiegman has tested positive for Covid-19 and will miss tonight's Women's Euro 2022 group match against Northern Ireland, the team said.
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It’s our turn to respond – Jordie Barrett warns All Blacks ready to bounce back
Full-back Jordie Barrett is confident New Zealand can bounce back to secure series success against Ireland after their second-Test loss led to some serious soul-searching.
Talking points ahead of Ireland’s series decider against New Zealand
New Zealand and Ireland meet on Saturday for a titanic series decider at Sky Stadium in Wellington.
Johnny Sexton wants best display of season to seal historic win over All Blacks
Captain Johnny Sexton says Ireland intend to sign off for the summer with their “best performance of the season” as they seek to claim a landmark series win in New Zealand.
Euro 2022: How to watch England vs Northern Ireland live on TV and live stream, start time
England are already through to the quarter-finals of Euro 2022, but they will want to maintain their winning streak with victory over Northern Ireland going into the knockout phase. Northern Ireland, who have been eliminated from the tournament after two losses, have never beaten England in the sides’ 10 meetings, scoring just two goals and conceding 54 to the Lionesses. Ad/> The last match between the teams took place earlier this year in April as England beat Northern Ireland 5-0 in Belfast in a women’s 2023 World Cup qualifier.
Sam Whitelock and Tadhg Beirne’s second-row battle could decide Test series
New Zealand and Ireland meet on Saturday for a mouth-watering series decider at Sky Stadium in Wellington.
New Zealand-born James Lowe determined to ‘knock over’ All Blacks in decider
Native New Zealander James Lowe admits he never envisaged returning for a shot at tour success over the All Blacks when he left his homeland for Ireland.
The Open day two: Rory McIlroy eager to build on promising start
World number two Rory McIlroy admits he cannot afford to let a promising start to the 150th Open Championship go to waste.