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MANCHESTER, England, Oct 2 : Manchester City have filed an appeal against an independent commission ruling that found the club guilty of serious breaches of the Premier League's financial rules, seeking to overturn the verdict and avoid potentially severe sanctions.
Heimir Hallgrímsson had admitted that he was concerned about the reception his players might receive at the Aviva Stadium on Thursday evening. “He need not have worried,” writes Gavin Cooney, “for all the fraught forecasts and queasy concerns” in advance of the game, the focus was firmly on football. And while the surrendering of a two-goal lead saw the occasion end in frustration, the crowd were at least treated to “as close to a perfect goal as you will see”, as Ken Early describes Troy Parrott’s opener.
A'ja Wilson made sure her basketball spoke for itself Thursday night.
In the days after Pádraic Joyce stepped away as Galway boss, the name of a former All-Ireland-winning manager was tossed about as a potential successor.
The stakes have risen for both Benetton and Connacht ahead of their URC round-two clash in Treviso. Both sides are well stacked, neither won on the opening weekend and each has designs on the top eight. Suffice to say, they will be targeting this encounter as an opportunity to truly launch their season.
METAIRIE, La. — The New Orleans Saints put running back Travis Etienne Jr. on injured reserve, which will sideline him for at least the next four games.
PHOENIX — United States defender Antonee Robinson said no one is going into Saturday's friendly against Mexico «thinking this is a friendly» and that he has told the younger players on the roster to expect an even higher level of feistiness than they saw at the end of Tuesday's 4-2 win over Chile.
The news that Ian Flanagan is to step down as the chief executive of Munster Rugby is not the least bit surprising. Ever since Munster commissioned an independent review into its governance at the end of last season following a series of missteps off the pitch as well as poor form on the field, it always seemed a question of “when” rather than “if”.