Renard named France women's coach as World Cup looms
PARIS : Herve Renard has been named France women's coach until 2024 and will lead the team at this year's World Cup, the French federation (FFF) said on Thursday.
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PARIS : Herve Renard has been named France women's coach until 2024 and will lead the team at this year's World Cup, the French federation (FFF) said on Thursday.
ASUNCION : Argentina has submitted a formal bid to host this year's Under-20 World Cup in place of Indonesia which was stripped of its rights to stage the tournament, FIFA president Gianni Infantino said on Thursday.
For the first time ever, the Vanier Cup game is headed to Kingston, Ont.
Former Ireland international Felix Jones will join England's coaching staff from 2024, the Rugby Football Union said on Thursday.
Former Ireland international Felix Jones wil lleave his position as assistant to South Africa boss Rassie Erasmus after the World Cup after it was confirmed he will be part of England's coaching team after the World Cup.
The road to Twickenham starts this weekend for many grassroots clubs, with the first round of the inaugural Papa Johns Men's Community Cup kicking off on Saturday. Fixtures will be played throughout April before culminating in Community Game Finals Days on 30 April and across the weekend of May 6 and 7.
The 2023 Africa Cup of Nations finals in Ivory Coast will run from Jan. 13-Feb. 11 next year, the Confederation of African Football confirmed on Thursday, providing another club versus country clash for top African players in Europe’s elite leagues.
NEW YORK : With a blockbuster 2023 that shows no sign of slowing down, United States forward Mallory Swanson has shed her early "wunderkind" image and unveiled what she calls a 'Mal 3.0' version of herself ahead of this year's Women's World Cup.