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Soccer fans talk to OutKick outside the Iran-Egypt World Cup group match in Seattle on Friday night as the city’s Pride celebrations become a point of controversy for the two nations competing.
For a rugby professional, touring is part of life’s rich tapestry. Dannah O’Brien had already experienced Ireland tours to Japan and Canada, as well as last year’s World Cup in England, but had never played in South Africa.
Opponents singing in the tunnel before kick-off and playing in front of a passionate Cape Town crowd are among the things that make international rugby special for Dorothy Wall, as Ireland prepare for their first women’s Test on South African soil at Athlone Stadium on Saturday.
Lara Gillespie produced a sensational ride to win the gold medal in the points race on the final day of the UCI Track World Championships in Shanghai, earning herself another coveted rainbow jersey in utterly commanding style.
Lara Gillespie has finished inches short of winning another rainbow jersey at the UCI Track World Championships in Shanghai, just edged out in the final push for the line in the scratch race by Dutch star Lorena Wiebes.
Lara Gillespie will face a familiar rival in her first of three attempts to win another rainbow jersey at this week’s UCI Track World Championships in Shanghai. A year on from becoming the first Irish woman to claim a UCI world cycling title in any event, the Wicklow rider has arrived at the Shanghai Velodrome on Chongming Island with confidence soaring, by her own admission riding faster and stronger than ever before.
Brandon McNulty captured the men's elite road race on the final day of UCI Road World Championships in Montreal.
About nine months before Lorenzo Finn first announced himself as the best junior rider in the world, his father Peter sought out an agent who understood something about the rise of the teenage super talents. At that stage few people outside of Italian cycling had witnessed his son’s potential, and no one could have imagined how swiftly he was about to flaunt it.
Fifty years after the road cycling world championships were last held in Montreal, the event is back and for the first time a Canadian will be defending the title of women’s world champion.