Wednesday 28 October 2020
Lionel Messi starred in Cristiano Ronaldo’s absence.
The 33-year-old Serb is poised to equal Pete Sampra’s record.
Ryan Connolly was the match-winner as Harps won in Ballybofey for just the second time this season.
Alex Pearce and Shaun Williams have formed part of an interim managerial trio in the absence of Gary Rowett.
Two from two in Europe for Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s men.
France had previously agreed to play in Dublin instead of Lille.
The win for Paris Saint-Germain was tempered by an injury to Neymar, who limped off in the first half.
Familiar faces return, though others won’t feature in 2020, as Mick Bohan’s side open their title defence against Donegal.
‘We come here to play and not just to defend,’ insists Lilywhites boss Filippo Giovagnoli.
The club has accepted the sanctions.
The 22-year-old Leinster back row feels he saves his best performances for the biggest games.
The WGPA released the findings of a report today into the lives and experiences of female inter-county players.
The province say he is ‘expected to be rehabbing for up to eight weeks’.
Martin is third overall while Sam Bennett is also flying the flag in Spain.
Aoife Murray travelled between Dublin and Cork for much of her inter-county playing days.
The 35-year-old, who is showing no symptoms of the virus, has been left out of Andrea Pirlo’s squad for tonight.
Leinster will face Northampton Saints and Montpellier, while Connacht take on Pat Lam’s Bristol and Racing 92.
Cillian O’Connor says Mayo’s new wave of youngsters have been a breath of fresh air for the squad.
The stadium is ready to safely hold a limited number of fans when stadiums reopen.
The Ireland head coach insists his side won’t be playing high-risk rugby in search of a four-try win in France.
The Lions head coach has urged Premiership Rugby to remove its block on players.
Vizicelo Zondani died after playing in an amateur tournament at the weekend.
Garry Ringrose misses out due to the broken jaw he sustained last weekend.
Tipperary open up their Munster SHC against Limerick on Sunday.
The Ireland scrum-half hit the ground running despite an eight-month gap between competitive fixtures.
The 25-year-old had cause for celebration at Southwell yesterday.
The WGPA have released their findings from a new report, entitled ‘Levelling The Field’.
South Africa tour is due to kick off in June 2021.
The Foras board of management and the club’s administrative staff have both publicly backed a yes vote.
The Dodgers’ Justin Turner was pulled in the eighth inning after testing positive for coronavirus, but later appeared in the on-field celebrations.
The skipper feels improvements in training as he looks forward to a return to Paris.
The Connacht hooker is grateful to Andy Friend and Jimmy Duffy for guiding him back to peak form.
Portuguese TVI reported that the Juventus player ‘has once against tested positive for Covid-19′.
The 27-year-old midfielder came off after 29 minutes, but Reds boss Jurgen Klopp confirmed Jordan Henderson’s half-time substitution was planned.
Jay Fulton and Kasey Palmer scored either side of the break.
Duvan Zapata scored twice to prevent visitors Ajax from taking all three points in Bergamo.
The Spanish champions found themselves 2-0 down to Borussia Monchengladbach but salvaged an unlikely point deep into stoppage time.
A dramatic double from Joao Felix salvaged a 3-2 win for the hosts, who were 2-1 down before his intervention.
Ferran Torres struck in the first half before further goals from Ilkay Gundogan and Raheem Sterling after the break wrapped up a convincing victory.
Tim Clancy’s men have pipped Bray Wanderers to the title.
