Cole Palmer hints at Man City ultimatum as Super Cup highlights transfer need
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Jack Conan and Dave Kilcoyne on track for World Cup
Ireland's Jack Conan and Dave Kilcoyne are set to be fit for selection for the World Cup but the duo are unlikely to feature against Samoa in the final warm-up match in nine days' time.
UK backs pubs to open earlier for England's World Cup final
LONDON: Britain is encouraging local councils to allow pubs to open earlier so fans can have a pint before they watch England play Spain in the Women's World Cup final in Australia, a government minister said on Thursday (Aug 17).
Wales' Williams and Biggar out of World Cup warm-up with Springboks
Liam Williams and Dan Biggar will miss Wales' final Rugby World Cup warm-up against reigning champions South Africa on Saturday.
Star forward Kgatlana tells of family grief amid Banyana's World Cup breakthrough
Banyana Banyana vice-captain Thembi Kgatlana apologised for not speaking to the media at OR Tambo International last week when she returned to South Africa from the World Cup, explaining that her time in Australasia had been an emotional battle following the loss of three family members while she had been on national duty.
Who's making the U.S. Ryder Cup roster? - ESPN
As if there wasn't enough on the line in the final two weeks of the PGA Tour's FedEx Cup playoffs, a handful of players are still fighting for spots on the U.S. Ryder Cup team that will compete against Europe outside Rome in late September. Since the Ryder Cup included all of Europe as a team in 1979, the U.S. has won nine and lost 11, including a 3-7 record since the turn of the century.
Jack Grealish's heart-warming gesture for young Man City fan after Super Cup win
Jack Grealish has been praised after he was seen engaging with a visually impaired fan during Manchester City's Super Cup trophy presentation.
FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023: Who are the finalists?
The traditional third place playoff will take place in Brisbane on Saturday, before Sunday’s showpiece final decides who will be this year’s world champions. Regardless of what happens, there will be a new name on the trophy as both Spain and England have never won the competition before.