Today's rugby headlines as 'liability' Owen Farrell ripped apart by England international and RFU must pay for Shaun Edwards
These are your morning headlines on Monday, March 28.
Cycling Sport News
Eritrean rider Biniam Girmay becomes first sub-Saharan winner of cycling classic Gent-Wevelgem
Eritrean rider Biniam Girmay has become the first man from his nation to win one of cycling's cobbled classics by taking out the prestigious Gent-Wevelgem race on Sunday.
Hindley back on track after tough 2021
Volta a Catalunya winner Sergio Higuita aside, you would arguably be hard pushed to find a more contented member of the Bora-Hansgrohe team after the race than Jai Hindley.
CHRIS FOY: England should make Shaun Edwards a serious coaching offer
So the RFU want an Englishman to replace Eddie Jones. Good. They should go the whole hog and make it an all-English coaching team – starting by making Shaun Edwards a serious offer at long last.
'I don't know when I'll be back to my normal self' - Tom Pidcock still struggling with illness after Gent-Wavelgem
Tom Pidcock has said he is no nearer to getting to the bottom of his digestive issues, and says it is hindering him towards the end of races. The Ineos Grenadiers rider was a surprise entrant at Gent-Wavelgem, and showed up well before fading late in the race to come home in 67th. Ad/> Pidcock arrived in Belgium after missing Strade Bianche and being forced to abandon Milan-San Remo due to digestive problems.
With a surprising medal at worlds, Vincent Zhou starts to step out of his Olympic pit
Vincent Zhou apologized a couple days ago for sounding like a broken record, stuck at the point of describing his Olympic nightmare, a story that sounded just as poignant and painful in every retelling.
Eritrea's Girmay makes history as first African to win one-day cycling classic
PARIS: Biniam Girmay of Eritrea won the prestigious Gent Wevelgem on Sunday (Mar 27), becoming the first African cyclist to win a one-day classic.
Girmay becomes first Eritrean to win World Tour race
Biniam Girmay became the first rider from Eritrea to win a cycling World Tour (elite) race when he prevailed in the Ghent-Wevelgem classic on Sunday.