Government confirms there will be no extra bank holiday for England's Lionesses' World Cup victory
The government has confirmed that England supporters won't be able to enjoy a day off if the Lionesses win the World Cup.
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Matildas to look back in pride after thrilling host nation
MELBOURNE : Australia bowed out of the Women's World Cup title race with the sting of a lost opportunity against England, but the co-hosts will look back in pride at a campaign that rallied a nation around them.
Tragic headteacher and former Olympic swimmer 'died in her sleep' - heartbroken family reveal
Tributes are continuing to flood in for headteacher and former Olympic swimmer Helen Smart, as her grieving parents ask how she 'could just simply go to sleep and not wake up'.
Max Meyer certain Luzern can dump Hibs and says ref RIGHT not to flash red for Dylan Vente shocker
Max Meyer insists ref Robertas Valikonis was right not to send him off for wiping out Dylan Vente last week - but vowed to leave Hibs seeing red on Thursday night by dumping them out of Europe, writes Fraser Wilson from Switzerland.
Michael Beale got Rangers out of clusterf*** but strikers must get going to swerve a crisis - Keith Jackson's big match verdict
There's a word for situations like the mess Rangers found themselves in at half-time in Geneva last night. It begins with ‘cluster’ and ends in ‘yeuch’. Or something like that.
Canada unveils men's, women's rosters for this week's Olympic rugby sevens qualifier
Phil Berna and Olivia Apps will captain the Canadian sides looking to secure Olympic qualification at the Rugby Americas North (RAN) Sevens this weekend in Langford, B.C.
Manchester United to debut training kit inspired by local connection vs Wolves in Premier League
Manchester United’s players will be wearing the club’s new pre match warm-up kits when they take to the Old Trafford turf for tonight's Premier League opener against Wolves.
AIFF Constitutes Task Force For Feasibility Study Of Allowing PIO Footballers In National Teams
The All India Football Federation (AIFF) on Monday formed a task force to conduct a feasibility study of allowing Persons of Indian Origin (PIO) and Overseas Citizens of India (OCI) to play in the country's national teams. Under the existing law of the land, PIOs and OCIs are not allowed to represent the country in international sporting events unless they adopt Indian citizenship. The task force, constituted by AIFF president Kalyan Chaubey, will evaluate the PIO and OCI footballers playing at a higher level and the status of youth players.