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Waterford keeper Paul Martin played against his twin brother John for the first time ever on Friday - and though he admitted the occasion was "strange" for their parents, he was left elated at the end of a memorable night for the Blues.
The Premier League paid tribute to the late Queen Elizabeth as football resumed on Friday.
Women were more likely than men to break Covid-19 lockdown rules in England, a study has found.
England’s 2022 World Cup kits have received a mixed reception, let’s put it like that.
Bournemouth could be bought for £150m Bournemouth’s owner Maxim Demin has been trying to sell the club for the past four years and The Sun reveals that an American billionaire, Bill Foley, already owns the Vegas Golden Knights in the NHL and is looking to establish an MLS team in Las Vegas too. An asking price of £150 million has been mentioned.
Manchester United’s Portuguese striker Cristiano Ronaldo celebrates with teammates after scoring the 0-2 from the penalty spot during the UEFA Europa League group E football match between Sheriff and Manchester United at Zimbru stadium in Chisinau on September 15, 2022. (Photo by Daniel MIHAILESCU / AFP)
Great Britain fails to defeat the Netherlands in the Davis Cup group stage at the Emirates Arena in Glasgow and crash out ahead of the quarter-finals. After losing to the Americans, Team GB needed to beat the Netherlands to stay in contention for qualification to the knockout rounds. Ad This first of the three matches was between Daniel Evans and Tallon Griekspoor.
Aston Villa eased the pressure on under-fire boss Steven Gerrard with a 1-0 win over Southampton on Friday as the Premier League returned following the death of Queen Elizabeth II. The English top-flight was back in action for the first time since the Queen died aged 96 on September 8, with last weekend's games postponed as a mark of respect. This Sunday's matches between Manchester United and Leeds and Chelsea and Liverpool, as well as Saturday's Brighton versus Crystal Palace fixture, have also been cancelled due to policing issues before the Queen's funeral on Monday.