St Patrick's FPs have their eyes on silverware as new season kicks off
St Patrick’s FPs have been back in training for over a month now as they attempt to win a fourth league title in a row.
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Springbok Gelant returns to Stormers on long-term deal: 'His skill set fits our team'
The Stormers on Friday confirmed the return of Springbok fullback Warrick Gelant.
N.L.'s Gavin Tucker stepping back inside the UFC octagon on Saturday
It has been over two years since Newfoundland's Gavin Tucker stepped up on short notice to fight Dan Ige inside the UFC octagon.
Sergio Aguero delivers verdict on Kyle Walker's future amid Man City uncertainty
Sergio Aguero hopes Manchester City don't sell Kyle Walker to Bayern Munich, but believes the club can cope without him.
UAE MMA fighters claim 7 more medals on day 2 of Youth World Championships
ABU DHABI: In a strong showing on the second day of the IMMAF Youth World Championships on Thursday, the UAE’s national team added seven more medals, to take their overall tally to 11.
Women's World Cup on pace to smash attendance records, says FA's Johnson
SYDNEY : The current Women's World Cup will be the best attended ever and is on course to smash the per-match record set in Canada in 2015, Football Australia chief executive James Johnson said on Friday.
"Different Eras, Different Players": Sri Lanka Legend On Virat Kohli-Sachin Tendulkar Debate
The comparisons between Virat Kohli and Sachin Tendulkar are nothing new. Fans and experts around the world have been debating this topic for quite some time now and although opinions differ, everyone agrees on the genius of both the cricketers. Legendary Sri Lanka fast bowler Chaminda Vaas weighed in on the topic and said that Kohli has a lot of time to achieve the massive feats that belong to Tendulkar. In a recent interview, Vaas said that records are meant to be broken and both cricketers have excelled with their performances in their respective generations.
Greece's Acropolis: Cap on daily visitors and staggered entry times starting in September
Only 20,000 daily visitors will be let into the Acropolis of Athens, Greece's most popular archaeological site, starting next month.