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The Israeli military has confirmed for the first time that ground troops have entered the Gaza Strip as conflict in the Middle East continues. It comes after Palestinians began a mass exodus from northern Gaza on Friday after Israel’s military told some one million people to evacuate.
Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes is hopeful that he will still be in a position to feature for Portugal at the 2030 World Cup.
AIX-EN-PROVENCE, France : Gnarled old prop Joe Marler did not initially take too kindly to being ordered around by Harlequins' newly-arrived skinny teenage flyhalf but he very quickly realised that Marcus Smith not only talked the talk but walked the walk - and started to listen.
An undisputed junior featherweight championship fight between Japanese star Naoya Inoue and Marlon Tapales is being planned for Dec. 26 in Tokyo, sources confirmed to ESPN.
PARIS : Form clashes with pedigree when Ireland look to bury their World Cup jinx forever against New Zealand at the Stade de France on Saturday in one of the most eagerly anticipated World Cup quarter-finals for many years.
New Zealand restricted Bangladesh to a below-par 245-9 in their World Cup game in Chennai on Friday, as pace bowlers Lockie Ferguson, Trent Boult and Matt Henry ran riot to put the 2019 runners-up in a strong position to secure a third successive victory.
MARSEILLE : Wales flyhalf Dan Biggar said he was delighted to be able to prolong his international career for at least another week after overcoming injury and winning selection for Saturday's Rugby World Cup quarter-final against Argentina in Marseille.
DUBLIN : Ireland's impressive start to the Rugby World Cup may have broken television viewing records at home, but there were few indications walking around Dublin on Friday that the sports-mad country was gearing up for an even bigger night.