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Ireland outhalf Johnny Sexton is champing at the bit to get into action against Romania in his side's Rugby World Cup opener on Saturday after a six-month spell on the sidelines due to injury and a three-match suspension.
BORDEAUX, France : Ireland outhalf Johnny Sexton is champing at the bit to get into action against Romania in his side's Rugby World Cup opener on Saturday after a six-month spell on the sidelines due to injury and a three-match suspension.
PARIS : Late squad call-ups Kanji Shimokawa and Amato Fakatava will both start Japan's opening Pool D match against World Cup debutants Chile in Toulouse on Sunday.
BORDEAUX : Fiji named Teti Tela to start at flyhalf in the absence of the injured Caleb Muntz for their crunch Rugby World Cup Pool C game against Wales on Sunday in Bordeaux.
Patience may be a virtue but there are already calls for Michael Beale's head by Rangers fans who've decided they've seen enough. Some callers, though, have asked for their manager to be given some Fergie Time to prove he can be a success at Ibrox
The US Open was plunged into chaos on Thursday after climate activists disrupted play, forcing a 50-minute stoppage as the tennis showpiece became the latest sporting event to be targeted by protesters. The semi-final clash between American teenager Coco Gauff and Karolina Muchova in the Arthur Ashe Stadium was halted in game two of the second set as three protesters wearing t-shirts with the slogan "end fossil fuels" began chanting the same message. The protesters were greeted with jeers and chants of "kick them out" by other spectators as security staff moved in.
TOULON, France : South Africa captain Siya Kolisi said their Rugby World Cup opener against a "great" Scotland team in Marseille on Sunday is the perfect opportunity to kick-start their title defence.
When Scotland's forwards hear the first 'crouch, bind, set' for a scrum against the Springboks in their Rugby World Cup opener in Marseille on Sunday, they will do so in confidence, propped up by two South Africans and having been coached by Pieter De Villiers.