Napoli's Juan Jesus 'bitter' as judge dismisses claim of racial abuse against Francesco Acerbi
Napoli defender Juan Jesus says it is "difficult to comprehend" the decision not to punish Inter Milan's Francesco Acerbi over allegations of racism.
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Chelsea hold off Ajax to reach Champions League semi-finals
Chelsea reached the Champions League semi-finals for the fifth time in their history after a 1-1 draw with Ajax at Stamford Bridge secured a comfortable 4-1 aggregate victory.
Johnny McDonnell: John O'Shea-led group a better bet for Ireland than Gus Poyet
Retaining John O'Shea and the rest of the Republic of Ireland interim management team on a permanent basis should be the way forward taken by the FAI rather than pursuing an option like Gus Poyet, according to Johnny McDonnell and Eoin Doyle.
Manchestetr United and Liverpool launch initiative aimed at ending tragedy chanting
Manchester United and Liverpool have joined forces to launch an initiative aimed at eradicating tragedy chanting.
New Bohemians boss Alan Reynolds vows to 'change mentality' and aim higher
New Bohemians manager Alan Reynolds believes the players must show attitude and ambition as he prepares to begin his reign with a derby trip to Tallaght.
Cormac Costello: Us older guys in Dublin team are pushing on
Having monopolised the league trophy as well as the All-Ireland for most of Jim Gavin's reign, the Dubs are back in a Division 1 decider for the first time since 2018.
Co-captain Sam Monaghan set to return for Ireland against Italy
Ireland have received a boost ahead of Sunday's Guinness Women's Six Nations meeting with Italy (live on RTÉ2 and RTÉ Player), with Sam Monaghan on course to return from injury.
RTÉ Soccer Podcast: Ireland's March takeaway and more O'Shea on the menu? | LOI derbies galore and City v Arsenal
Former St Patrick's Athletic, Preston and Bolton striker Eoin Doyle and ex-Pat's, Shelbourne and Drogheda United manager Johnny McDonnell join Raf Diallo and Anthony Pyne to review the Republic of Ireland's two friendly matches against Belgium and Switzerland, and John O'Shea's chances of becoming permanent boss, as well as a look ahead to a huge long weekend in the League of Ireland and Manchester City v Arsenal in the Premier League.