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LONDON: Bukayo Saka allayed fears he could be a fitness doubt for England ahead of the World Cup by returning to training with Arsenal on Wednesday, three days after going off injured early in a Premier League match. The 21-year-old winger was forced off midway through the first half of the 5-0 win over Nottingham Forest on Sunday after taking a kick to the ankle. The injury came just over three weeks before the World Cup begins in Qatar.
Celtic missed a penalty and conceded from two as their Champions League campaign ended with a 5-1 defeat by Real Madrid.
Georgia-Mae Fenton banished her beam demons to bank an early birthday present and help Great Britain to a historic World Championship silver in Liverpool.
Former Wolves head coach Bruno Lage hopes the board at Molineux now realise the importance of a striker after detailing his regret at not being given enough time to turn around their fortunes.
The Football Association has expressed concern over the rise in frequency of offensive chanting about the Hillsborough disaster. Labour MP Ian Byrne, himself a survivor of the 1989 tragedy, said in a letter to the Premier League last week that such chants had now become "incessant", and a "weekly occurrence" at games involving Liverpool.
Ex-St Pat's and Shelbourne midfielder Conan Byrne, former UCD, Sheffield Wednesday and Shamrock Rovers player Paul Corry and journalist Jonathan Higgins join Raf Diallo to preview the FAI Women's Cup final, react to the end of the WNL season which saw Shelbourne retain the title, review a decisive weekend in the LOI, preview the Waterford-Galway United play-off tie and look back on Tuesday's Champions League action.
"Age is only a number on a birth cert", said the late Jimmy Magee.
It is the enduring mystery of the hurling year.