Women's Nations League: Ireland win 4-2 at the Aviva Stadium against Belgium
The Republic of Ireland will take a 4-2 lead into next week's second leg of their Women's Nations League playoff against Belgium.
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Bayern target Cup win at Cologne to extend perfect start
MUNICH, Germany :Bayern Munich are doing a lot of things right to carve out a 13-match winning run across all competitions this season, and will need to carry that momentum into Wednesday's German Cup second round at Cologne, coach Vincent Kompany said on Tuesday.
Arne Slot fumes as Liverpool equal worst-ever Premier League run - ESPN
LONDON — Liverpool head coach Arne Slot has admitted his team's 3-2 defeat to Brentford is one of the most disappointing results of his tenure.
WRU announce historic three-team plan at major press conference
The Welsh Rugby Union has outlined its plan to cut a Welsh region going forward following a unanimous board decision. The announcement comes hours after WalesOnline broke news of the union's intention to move to three teams by 2028 at the latest following a six-week consultation process.
Welsh Rugby Union outlines plan to cut professional teams to three
The number of professional rugby teams in Wales will be reduced to three in the future, though all four current sides will remain for now, the Welsh Rugby Union (WRU) announced on Friday.
USWNT pays tribute to Alex Morgan at Portugal friendly - ESPN
CHESTER, Pa. — Everywhere fans turned on Thursday at Subaru Park, there were reminders of Alex Morgan's illustrious United States national team career, from the eponymous pink pre-wrap headband station outside the gates to a Morgan bobblehead handed out to the first couple thousand fans through the gate.
Virgil van Dijk: Liverpool players’ meeting on Monday was not for ‘crisis’ talks
Liverpool captain Virgil van Dijk insists Monday’s players’ meeting was not for “crisis” talks, but he felt he had to deliver a message to the squad.
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April brought us the Grand National, July Wimbledon, September an epic Ryder Cup while December equals festive football – and, of course, the darts.