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Everyone associates the Champions League with glitz and glamour. And I got a taste of that as a young player at Rangers – even when I WASN’T playing. For our group game against Monaco in September 2000, myself and Peter Lovenkrands didn’t make the match-day squad. The current gaffer Gio van Bronckhorst scored the winning goal for us that night.
Former champion Teofimo Lopez rebounded from his first pro defeat with a seventh-round TKO of Mexican journeyman Pedro Campa on Saturday in Las Vegas.
The Italian job is working out nicely for Toronto FC.
Mason McTavish scored twice and Canada stayed undefeated at the world junior hockey championship with a 5-1 win over Czechia on Saturday.
Barcelona were forced to settle for a point in their La Liga opener, thrashing out a goalless draw with Rayo Vallecano at Camp Nou. After a summer spent frantically pulling at economic levers, this was Barca’s first chance to show off their new signings – other than Jules Kounde, who they weren’t able to register in time – in a competitive setting.
Conor Benn believes he and Chris Eubank Jr will “settle the family business” when they clash in a catchweight fight at London’s O2 Arena.
Paris Saint-Germain strengthened their grip at the top of Ligue 1 as Christophe Galtier’s side thrashed Montpellier 5-2 at the Parc des Princes. After a resounding 5-0 victory away at Clermont Foot on the opening matchday last weekend, PSG came into their first home game of the season in a confident mood. But, in spite of that, the defending Ligue 1 champions were left frustrated in the first part of the game as Montpellier sat deep in a compact low-block.
IABA annual and extraordinary meetings can now be held anywhere in Ireland after a second vote on the motion secured an 80-0 vote in favour.