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Hernan Crespo's first season as coach of Al-Duhail in Qatar could not have gone much better, with the former Argentina striker still on course for a domestic quadruple after clinching a second trophy in the space of 10 days on Thursday.
Buzz around the 2023 NFL draft is picking up steam, as we're officially inside three weeks until Round 1 kicks off. NFL insider Jeremy Fowler and draft experts Matt Miller and Jordan Reid are here to break down all the latest rumors, risers and quarterback intrigue.
Casper Ruud has explained why he thinks Rafael Nadal is so difficult to beat on clay on the Eurosport podcast, Ruud Talk. Nadal is widely regarded as the greatest clay-court player ever, with an unprecedented 14 French Open titles, 11 Monte Carlo titles, 10 triumphs in Rome and is a five-time champion at the Madrid Open.
Virgin Media Television will air its first ever SSE Airtricity Men’s Premier Division fixture tonight when Bohemians go head-to-head with rivals Shamrock Rovers.
Kevin McStay has made one change to his league final winning side for Mayo's championship opener against Roscommon in Castlebar, with all-time championship top scorer Cillian O'Connor named on the subs bench.
Jurgen Klinsmann will take in Celtic's away clash with Kilmarnock later this month on an Oh scouting mission.
Renowned refereeing guru Nigel Owens has reportedly turned down the Springboks' offer to join their management team for this year's Rugby World Cup.
Tragedy chants have to be eliminated in the same way as those of a racist and sexist nature, according to Hillsborough survivor. In the last week, both Manchester City and Chelsea have apologised to Liverpool and their fans after supporters of both clubs sang songs related to the 1989 disaster in which 97 people were killed. Incidents appear to be on the rise but there currently appears little in the way of deterrents to prevent them.