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HAMBURG, Germany : Belgium’s major tournament misery continued with elimination in the first knockout round at the European Championship after an unimpressive campaign under coach Domenico Tedesco.
England's newly crowned hero Ollie Watkins kept a promise to unused substitutes Dean Henderson and Lewis Dunk when he made a beeline for the bench after his 90th-minute goal in the 2-1 semi-final victory over the Netherlands at Euro 2024.
Representatives from dozens of U.S. cities attended a summit hosted by World Rugby in Washington DC on Friday to hear details about potentially hosting the men's Rugby World Cup in 2031 and women's World Cup in 2033.
GENEVA : The hundreds of Swiss fans who braved a downpour in Geneva to watch their team on giant screens were crestfallen after the loss to England but took comfort in Switzerland's strong showing at the tournament.
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MUNICH, Germany: Slovenia head home from Euro 2024 without winning a match but confident a series of determined performances with a core of young players should lead to regular returns to major tournaments.
DORTMUND, Germany : England's last-gasp victory over Netherlands in their Euro 2024 semi-final showed their character and resilience and the team are ready to take the final step and lift their first major trophy in almost 60 years, manager Gareth Southgate said.
A railway line through Cardiff is blocked with all trains diverted after a garden wall collapsed onto the track near Fairwater station. Disruption is expected on the City Line between Radyr and Ninian Park, until 4pm on Friday, July 12.