Cork edge out Louth in free-scoring Navan encounter
Cork edged a thriller over Louth in Páirc Tailteann to open their All-Ireland series with a well earned victory.
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Soccer Aid 2023: Date, tickets, how to watch on TV and teams
Manchester's Old Trafford will once again be home to Soccer Aid as the star-studded football match returns this spring.
Premier League promotion: Championship playoff final set
With Burnley and Sheffield United sealing automatic promotion back to the Premier League, all eyes are now on the two teams who are in the Championship playoff final.
Why the EFL Championship playoff is the best event in sports - ESPN
Don't you just love it when the title gets decided while one team are sitting in a conference room and the others are losing a match to a side 51 points back of first place?
Commentary: Singapore's past football culture is a forgotten treasure worth rediscovering
SINGAPORE: My first encounter with football was in the early 1990s when my grandfather took me to the old National Stadium to catch a Malaysia Cup match between Singapore and a team from across the Causeway.
Erling Haaland Picks Up Premier League Player And Young Player Prizes
Erling Haaland became the first man to win both Premier League player and young player of the year awards in the same season on Saturday. The 22-year-old has taken just 35 appearances to set a new Premier League record of 36 goals in a single season to help Manchester City retain the title. "I am honoured to have become the first player to win both awards in the same season - thank you to everyone who voted for me," said Haaland in a City statement.
Man City, Arsenal and Newcastle dominate: The National's Premier League team of the season
In many ways, the 2022/23 Premier League season was quite unlike any other. There was a mid-season break for a World Cup, a new single-season record goalscorer, and unprecedented campaigns – both good and bad – for several clubs.
Arsenal's Rafaelle Souza will depart in the summer as she reflects on the journey and her future plans
Arsenal's Rafaelle Souza will leave the club this summer, citing «needing something different» in her life as the reason. Her final game for the club will be on Saturday, when Arsenal finish their Women's Super League campaign at home to Aston Villa where a point can mathematically secure a top-three finish for Arsenal and qualification for the Women's Champions League again next season. Ad The 31-year-old Brazil captain joined the WSL side in January 2022, almost 18 months ago.