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European round-up: Real defeat leaves Barca on the brink, De Ligt strike keeps Bayern two clear
Real Madrid all but handed the La Liga title to Barcelona as they let in two goals to collapse in the final 20 minutes at home to Villarreal.
Rangers to write to SFA over Old Firm VAR call
Rangers will write to the Scottish Football Association asking for an explanation as to why Alfredo Morelos' first-half 'goal’ at Celtic Park on Saturday was ruled out, the PA news has reported.
Pauw: USA performance a measure of Ireland's progress
Republic of Ireland manager Vera Pauw says the manner of her team's defeat to World Cup holders USA is a measure of the upward trajectory of the Girls in Green.
Tipperary condemn racist abuse of Wexford's Lee Chin
Tipperary GAA have condemned the alleged racist abuse of Wexford's Lee Chin by a watching supporter during an inter-county challenge match between the counties in Carrick-on-Suir.
Masters: Third round suspended for the day due to rain
Brooks Koepka strengthened his grip on the 87th Masters before unrelenting rain at Augusta National forced play to be suspended for the day.
Exeter Chiefs rout Stormers to book semi-final spot
Exeter emphatically ended South African interest in this season's Heineken Champions Cup as they booked a semi-final place by beating the Stormers 42-17 at Sandy Park. The Chiefs, Champions Cup winners in 2020, will face La Rochelle or Saracens in the last four later this month after a six-try success. If reigning European champions La Rochelle beat Saracens on Sunday, the semi-final will be in Bordeaux, but a Saracens triumph would send a mouth-watering all-English showdown to Bristol City's Ashton Gate. Just a week on from a stamina-sapping victory over Montpellier that was decided on try count after extra-time, Exeter delivered an immense performance that saw them dominate every key area. The Stormers encountered difficulties travelling from Cape Town to Devon, and they were never in contention as Exeter posted tries during the first 30 minutes from full-back Tom Wyatt, captain Jack Nowell and his fellow wing Olly Woodburn, all converted by Joe Simmonds.