Young Kennington boss Dan Scorer to take charge of his 300th game as Ton visit Glebe in the FA Cup Extra Preliminary Round
There’s a significant milestone for Kennington manager Dan Scorer this Saturday.
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Whitstable Town midfielder Josh Oliver says management bring out the best in him; He nets two against Erith Town and looks ahead to FA Cup game at Haywards Heath
Josh Oliver struck twice to get Whitstable Town off to a winning start - and thanked the management for getting the best out of him.
Injured Tamim steps down as Bangladesh ODI captain, to miss Asia Cup
DHAKA : Tamim Iqbal has stepped down as Bangladesh one day international (ODI) captain and will miss the Asia Cup as he continues to recover from a back injury, the opener has said.
New-look New Zealand take on winless Australia in World Cup warm up
New Zealand and Australia will put out teams with some inexperience for Saturday's World Cup warm-up test in Dunedin, but coaches Ian Foster and Eddie Jones have very different reasons for their selections.
Surprise winners, shock losers in 32-team World Cup group stage
SYDNEY : After Jamaica clinched a spot in the last 16 of the Women's World Cup at the expense of soccer giants Brazil on Wednesday, one reporter suggested it made the Reggae Girlz the "Cinderella team" of the tournament.
Germany, Colombia must avoid surprises to reach World Cup last 16
Sweden’s defender #05 Anna Sandberg (R) and Argentina’s midfielder #07 Romina Nunez fight for the ball during the Australia and New Zealand 2023 Women’s World Cup Group G football match between Argentina and Sweden at Waikato Stadium in Hamilton on August 2, 2023. (Photo by Saeed KHAN / AFP)
Women's World Cup Daily: Germany fails to reach knockout stage for first time ever
Germany will not advance to the round of 16 for the first time in FIFA Women's World Cup history, after it failed to get all three points against South Korea on Thursday at Suncorp Stadium. Colombia and Morocco will move on from Group H.
'This is just the start' - Irish team welcomed home from Women's World Cup
Thirty-three years and a month after Jack Charlton lamented that "we drank very little" to the hordes in College Green, the Irish women's football team returned home to a rousing welcome in Dublin after their historic first trek to a World Cup.