Today's rugby headlines as Wales ready for Friday night France cracker and Eddie Jones hammers out warning to Ireland
These are the morning headlines for Friday March 11, the day of Wales versus France
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These are the morning headlines for Friday March 11, the day of Wales versus France
Celtic boss Ange Postecoglou has suggested fans, journalists and pundits spend too much time focusing on referees rather than the actual game itself.
Tommy Fleetwood produced seven birdies as a six-under par 66 helped him revel in a share of the lead at the 49th Players Championship after a testing opening day blighted by rain and lightning delays. The Southport man was joined at the top of the Players leaderboard by American Tom Hoge, who also enjoyed an eagle on the 2nd hole after sinking birdies on the 12th and 16th having started at the 10th tee.
SOUTHAMPTON: It was a piece of pure magic, forged in the heat of the January transfer window, and executed right under the nose of Ralph Hasenhuttl.
Ralph Hasenhuttl's nightmare came true on Thursday night. The Southampton boss had feared the impact Newcastle United's new signings would make against his side in last night's rearranged fixture and if Chris Wood scoring an equaliser was not bad enough, Bruno Guimaraes duly popped up with what proved to be the winner with an outrageous finish at St Mary's.
Roman Abramovich has been has given 81 days to sell crisis club Chelsea who are in danger of folding following the UK Government’s decision to sanction the Russian oligarch.
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For 45 minutes at Carrow Road, Chelsea were irrepressible. Trevoh Chalobah put the Blues ahead inside the opening four minutes and Mason Mount struck an excellent second soon after.