Conor McGregor next fight: Notorious gives update on octagon return
Conor McGregor has given UFC fans a positive update on his road to recovery.
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Injury update provided on Middlesbrough man ahead of Tottenham clash
Chris Wilder hasn’t ruled Riley McGree out of tomorrow night’s FA Cup clash with Tottenham, although he did confirm he wouldn’t be taking any risks with the midfielder.
Euro nations reject FIFA ruling Russia can play on as RFU
LONDON: FIFA drew a swift backlash from European nations for not immediately expelling Russia from World Cup qualifying on Sunday and only ordering the country to play at neutral venues under the name of its federation — the Football Union of Russia (RFU). Protesting against FIFA’s response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Poland said it would still refuse to play the country in a World Cup playoff semifinal, which is scheduled for March 24.
Agreement made: West Ham star accepts Rush Green exit as GSB look to cash in on prized asset
Chelsea are ahead of Manchester United in the race to sign West Ham midfielder Declan Rice, according to a report which claims that an agreement has been made with the Blues.
Every word Patrick Vieira said on FA Cup, Stoke City, Kepa Arrizabalaga, Ukraine and more
Joel Ward started training on the field but he didn’t do any kind of team training so he won’t be involved tomorrow.
RTÉ GAA Podcast: Liam Sheedy on Limerick and Darragh Egan, while Pat Spillane talks Dublin
After another hectic weekend of Allianz League action, Mikey Stafford and Rory O'Neill are joined by Conor McKeon, Liam Sheedy and Pat Spillane.
Women's World Cup: Hope It Doesn't Apply, Says ICC CEO On Nine-Player Rule
With just days to go for the Women's Cricket World Cup 2022, ICC CEO Geoff Allardice spoke about the nine-player rule in place for the tournament. On February 24, ICC announced that teams will be able to field nine players if their squad World Cup squad is impacted by COVID-19, as well as two female substitutes from within their management team (if available) in a non-batting, non-bowling capacity.
Russian clubs and teams cast out of football, including World Cup, as FIFA, UEFA act on invasion of Ukraine
FIFA and UEFA have jointly announced that Russian clubs and national teams are suspended from all competitions until further notice following the invasion of Ukraine. The move means that Russia will not be able to compete at the men’s 2022 World Cup in Qatar or the women’s Euro 2022 in England, while Spartak Moscow will be forced out of the Europa League.