GAA preview: What is on the line in the football leagues?
The race for promotion, avoiding relegation, and league finals are all on the line ahead of this weekend's action in the Allianz National Football leagues.
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Sweden coach Potter extends contract until 2030
STOCKHOLM, March 12 : Sweden coach Graham Potter has extended his contract until 2030, the Swedish Football Association (SvFF) announced on Thursday.
Iran World Cup withdrawal threat leaves FIFA pondering options
March 12 : The statement from Minister of Sport Ahmad Donyamali on Wednesday that Iran could not take part in a World Cup being co-hosted by the United States offered the clearest indication yet of the potential for a first withdrawal from global soccer's showpiece event in the modern era.
Tonbridge Angels manager Alan Dunne believes his side are earning respect from opponents as they close in on National League South safety
Manager Alan Dunne says opponents are starting to respect Tonbridge - even if their achievements haven’t had the wider credit they deserve.
Chatham Town host Canvey Island at the Bauvill Stadium this Saturday before the two teams meet again in the Isthmian Premier Division on Tuesday night at the Steves Taxis Stadium – Kevin Hake’s side beat Hashtag United 3-0 last weekend
Chatham Town will be looking to strengthen their play-off claim with back-to-back games against a side heading towards relegation.
Gillingham in a race against time to get players fit for weekend game at Cambridge United as boss Gareth Ainsworth seeks a response following 5-1 defeat to MK Dons
Gillingham will be desperately trying to get injured players back ahead of the weekend in a bid to avoid a repeat of Tuesday night’s calamity.
Big Ten asks NCAA to pause tampering inquiries, revamp rules - ESPN
The Big Ten sent a letter to the NCAA this week asking the organization to put a halt to «investigations and infractions proceedings» related to tampering, according to a copy of the letter obtained by ESPN.
Bodo/Glimt no longer a surprise as Champions League rollercoaster continues
STOKCHOLM Sweden, March 11 : The football world may have been surprised by another giant-killing performance by Arctic minnows Bodo/Glimt, but for coach Kjetil Knutsen, their 3-0 thrashing of Sporting on Wednesday was just another step in their amazing Champions League journey.