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Graham Potter - Thomas Tuchel - Potter: I've never been to a Champions League game - rte.ie

Potter: I've never been to a Champions League game

Graham Potter has revealed he has never even attended a Champions League match ahead of taking charge of Chelsea for the first time.

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Benjamin Mendy - Judge directs that Mendy be found not guilty of one count of rape - rte.ie - Manchester

Judge directs that Mendy be found not guilty of one count of rape

Manchester City footballer Benjamin Mendy has been found not guilty of one count of rape on the direction of the judge at his trial at Chester Crown Court.

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Preview: Gillingham travel to Grimsby Town for a League 2 match on Tuesday night - kentonline.co.uk

Preview: Gillingham travel to Grimsby Town for a League 2 match on Tuesday night

Gillingham resume their League 2 campaign tonight (Tuesday) with a trip to Grimsby Town.

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Jordan Blount looking to drive on after finally returning home to Cork with Neptune - rte.ie - Britain - Spain - Ireland - county Cleveland - Jordan - Iceland

Jordan Blount looking to drive on after finally returning home to Cork with Neptune

Jordan Blount is finally back in Cork after spending over 10 years playing basketball abroad.

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Gary Lineker - Aaron Ramsdale - Micah Richards - Jamie Redknapp - Michael Johnson - Robert Page - Wales boss Robert Page wants Michael Sheen at World Cup after 'fantastic' speech - rte.ie - Qatar

Wales boss Robert Page wants Michael Sheen at World Cup after 'fantastic' speech

Wales manager Robert Page plans to invite Michael Sheen to the World Cup after the Hollywood actor's "significant" speech on television. Sheen's passionate oratory on Sky's sports panel show A League of Their Own has gone viral on social media, with the two-minute clip having had over 13million views. Olympic gold medallist Michael Johnson posted on Twitter that Sheen's performance "sounds awesome", while Match of the Day host Gary Lineker said it had given him "goosebumps". Page and his players are keen to meet the Damned United and Frost/Nixon star, saying the presence of the Port Talbot-raised actor in Qatar can help them at the World Cup in November. "He's coming to the first (World Cup) game with me," said Page, speaking after signing a new four-year contract that sees him in charge of Wales for the 2024 European Championship and 2026 World Cup qualifying campaigns. "It's fantastic. I well up every time I watch it. I'd been in a meeting in Cardiff and my phone was going mad so I knew something significant had happened. "When I watched it, wow, (I was) very emotional. "Personally I want to thank him for doing that. I want to let him know that I appreciate what he's done there. Because we're on the map, but he's taken it to another level for us. "I've already had messages from the players... they want to get him in straightaway, absolutely." Sheen was appearing on the Sky One show alongside Jamie Redknapp, Micah Richards and England goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale, who Wales could come up against in their World Cup group game. In his speech, Sheen referred to the fixture against England, saying: "Give them some Welsh sugar."

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Andy Farrell - Ireland A to face New Zealand XV in November - rte.ie - South Africa - Ireland - New Zealand

Ireland A to face New Zealand XV in November

The IRFU have confirmed Ireland A will face a New Zealand XV at the RDS on 4 November.

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Paul Mannion - Paul Mannion and Jack McCaffrey return would be 'big statement' for Dublin- Philly McMahon - rte.ie - Ireland -  Dublin

Paul Mannion and Jack McCaffrey return would be 'big statement' for Dublin- Philly McMahon

This year was the first in 15 that Philly McMahon watched the Dublin footballers from the stands.

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Long lines & lack of water mar Qatar WC stadium trial - rte.ie - Qatar -  Doha - county Gulf

Long lines & lack of water mar Qatar WC stadium trial

"Stop! Can't you see the metro station is full? Stop!" a frazzled supervisor shouted as green-vested marshals linked arms to contain thousands of fans streaming from the stadium that will host soccer's World Cup final in Qatar.

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