St Pat’s beat Shamrock Rovers to move within three points of summit
St Patrick’s Athletic 2 (Jay McClelland 3, Aidan Keena 34 Shamrock Rovers 0
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St Patrick’s Athletic 2 (Jay McClelland 3, Aidan Keena 34 Shamrock Rovers 0
BUDAPEST, Sept 11 : Norway's Jakob Ingebrigtsen marked his comeback from Achilles surgery in emphatic fashion on Friday, powering to victory in the men's 5,000 metres at the inaugural World Athletics Ultimate Championship and securing the $150,000 top prize.
BUDAPEST, Sept 11 : Jakob Ingebrigtsen of Norway won the men's 5,000 metres, Mondo Duplantis added another pole vault title and fellow Olympic champion Yaroslava Mahuchikh of Ukraine captured the women's high jump crown as the inaugural World Athletics Ultimate Championship got underway on Friday in Budapest.
First-half goals from Jay McClelland and Aidan Keena delivered St Patrick’s Athletic a telling victory over champions Shamrock Rovers in a pulsating Dublin derby to blow the title race wide open.
Sept 11 : Rugby players may be muscular, broad-shouldered athletes built to be seen, yet some of the sport's biggest stars barely turned any heads as they walked around Baltimore, Maryland this week.
Reigning Olympic and world gold medallist Ethan Katzberg of Nanaimo, B.C., was knocked out of the men's hammer throw final at the first World Athletics Ultimate Championship after starting Friday's competition with a pair of no throws in Budapest, Hungary.
Sharlene Mawdsley has missed out on qualification for the women’s 400m final at the Ultimate Championship in Budapest, finishing seventh in her semi-final.
Sept 11 : Athletic Bilbao captain Inaki Williams has retired from international football after four years with Ghana, the forward announced on social media on Friday.