Can Galway's tight-marking Johnny McGrath prove a man for all sizes?
With Galway captain Seán Kelly injured and before that, deployed in the half forward line or midfield, Johnny McGrath is now Pádraic Joyce's number one man marker.
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Tatler says 'Cheshire is rocking'... these are the people and places hailed by society bible
All eyes will be on Cheshire next week, with royalty and VIPs set to attend "Britain's poshest wedding" as the Duke of Westminster Hugh Grosvenor marries fiancee Olivia Henson at Chester Cathedral.
Matheus Cunha has already made Wolves feelings clear as Man United target £60m transfer
Matheus Cunha has already made his Wolverhampton Wanderers feelings clear amid links to Manchester United.
Erik ten Hag blames former executives for Manchester United's £400m transfer spree
Erik ten Hag has distanced himself from the responsibility of Manchester United's hefty £400million transfer spend, pointing out that he wasn't behind the costly acquisitions of players such as Antony, Rasmus Hojlund, Casemiro, Mason Mount, and Andre Onana.
Marcus Rashford summer transfer reality as Manchester United face £40m issue
Manchester United might have to take a hit if they decide to cash in on forward Marcus Rashford this summer.
Pachuca Sink Columbus To Win CONCACAF Champions Cup
Mexican side Pachuca won the CONCACAF Champions Cup for a sixth time on Saturday after outclassing Major League Soccer's Columbus Crew 3-0. Veteran striker Salomon Rondon scored twice either side of a Miguel Rodriguez effort to seal a deserved victory at Pachuca's 30,000-capacity Estadio Hidalgo. Columbus entered the final in a confident mood after a superb campaign, which saw them eliminate Mexican sides UANL Tigres and Monterrey en route to Saturday's showpiece. But the MLS champions were overwhelmed by a blistering start from Pachuca, who took the lead after just 12 minutes when Venezuelan international Rondon burst clear of the Columbus defence and chipped a deft finish over advancing goalkeeper Patrick Schulte.
Pass Master Toni Kroos Bows Out In Style As Champions League Record Holder
Toni Kroos brought down the curtain on a glorious club career in fitting style as he entered the history books by winning his sixth Champions League on Saturday. Kroos played a key role as Real Madrid beat Borussia Dortmund 2-0 at Wembley. The German, along with teammates Dani Carvajal, Nacho and Luka Modric joined Madrid legend Paco Gento as the most decorated players in European Cup history. Real boss Carlo Ancelotti said his door remains open should the 34-year-old have a change of heart after announcing the shock decision last month that he will retire after representing his country on home soil at Euro 2024.
Jose Mourinho makes worrying Manchester United prediction as Jadon Sancho given ‘credit’
Manchester United will see Jadon Sancho return to Old Trafford this summer ahead of discussions about his future.