Today's rugby headlines as World Rugby slam 'despicable' tampering and former captain killed in crash
Here are your rugby morning headlines for Friday, May 5.
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Today's rugby headlines as World Rugby slam 'despicable' tampering and legend killed in crash
Here are your rugby morning headlines for Friday, May 5.
Classic F1 tracks like Monaco and Belgium 'shouldn't be touched' as calendar under threat
Conte coy on potential Tottenham return for Eriksen
Soccer-Rodgers rues lack of physicality as lightweight Leicester undone at a corner
(Reuters) - Leicester City's inability to defend corners proved costly on Thursday as they were eliminated from the Europa Conference League semi-finals by AS Roma and manager Brendan Rodgers conceded his side were not physical enough.
Rodrygo, en AS: "Mi primer gol contra el City cambió todo"
Fue su noche. La de Rodrygo 'Goles', como le apellidan ya muchos madridistas (su apellido es Goes) tras su histórico doblete al City de Guardiola, tres semanas después del tanto salvador ante el Chelsea en el Bernabéu,. Nada más acabar el partidazo, este menino de 21 años, que parece tocado por los dioses del fútbol, se puso a la espalda una bandera de Brasil y posó feliz y sin pudor con los felices fans que le aclamaban desde la grada.
Ebbsfleet United's Chris Solly says he sees the game in a new light after first season as a player/coach under boss Dennis Kutrieb
Chris Solly is nearing the end of his first campaign as a player/coach - and he’s loved every minute.
Brentford transfer news: Sergi Canos emerges as shock transfer target for Spanish giants
Brentford could face a fight to keep hold of midfielder Sergi Canos this summer with reports claiming Barcelona are targeting a surprise swoop.
Nottingham Forest boss won't 'take risks' against Hull City as injury update provided
Nottingham Forest continue to give defender Steve Cook their “full support” after his father suffered a cardiac arrest on Tuesday night.