Wednesday 18 May 2022
Tino Livramento recently suffered an ACL injury.
The No8 was taken off during the first-half of last night’s game against Leinster.
Bad news keeps coming for boss Frank Lampard, who rounded on his players following the weekend’s FA Cup exit away to Crystal Palace.
Sean Meehan will undergo hamstring surgery on Tuesday in London.
The 24-year-old suffered a shoulder injury in Paris last weekend.
The 21-year-old has undergone knee surgery, Norwich City manager Dean Smith confirmed this morning.
Aisling McCarthy fractured her wrist in West Coast Eagles’ most recent game.
‘The opportunity to move on to Belgium and to have the chance to take part in the World Cup finals was one I felt I couldn’t turn down.’
Jacob Stockdale suffered the injury against Glasgow in September.
The scrum-half suffered a calf injury during the URC defeat to Munster.
The three-time All-Star underwent the knife yesterday and missed his club’s Leinster final success.
He is likely to miss their League Cup semi-final second leg as well as league games versus Arsenal, Leicester and Chelsea.
The visitors will have to recover from an embarrassing series defeat without Chris Silverwood.
Henderson (ankle) and McCloskey (hamstring) will miss Sunday’s interpro with Connacht at least.
The Blues lost both N’Golo Kante and Ben Chilwell during the victory over Juventus.
Nigeria forward Victor Osimhen left the San Siro field 10 minutes after half-time
Work on McHale Park playing surface will result in Mayo having to use neighbouring counties for their ‘home games’ in 2022 National League.
Jayson Molumby, meanwhile, has been ruled out.
‘Unfortunately, it looks like Jack has broken his arm again.’
The Dundee player confirmed the cruel injury setback last night.
The 21-year-old Norwegian played the entire match as Dortmund went down 4-0 to Ajax in the Champions league on Wednesday.
The former Hurler of the Year appeared off the bench as Ballyea progressed to the Clare SHC semi-finals.
The World Cup-winning lock could now miss another season of action.
The second-tier side have taken 10 points from eight games this season but are now rooted at the foot of the Championship.
Valtteri Bottas took the victory, while Max Verstappen will start Sunday’s grand prix from pole position.
The star revealed on Instagram that she has decided to allow her torn hamstring more time to recover fully.
The Rebels face an unchanged Meath side in Sunday’s showdown in Croke Park.
Belfast’s Brendan Irvine lost out in his round 32 flyweight bout earlier this morning.
Derby County manager Wayne Rooney has confirmed that the 20-year-old will be out for ‘eight to 12 weeks’ with an ankle injury.
Rory Sutherland will start in the number one shirt instead.
The Bit O’Red face FH Hafnarfjarðar on Thursday.
The Irish rider won’t be able defend the green jersey he won last year.
Gilmour picked up the man-of-the-match award in Friday’s 0-0 draw against England.
Due to injury, the 25-year-old Dubliner’s place has been taken by England’s Kyle Sinckler.
Stuart Dallas, Patrick Bamford and Rodrigo got the goals for the hosts, with Son Heung-Min scoring what proved to be a consolation for Spurs.
Another blow for the Champions League holders, with Robert Lewandowski also sidelined by injury.
The second row was slapped with a two-game ban.
The ban comes as a big blow for Connacht ahead of their clash with Leicester.
Ronaldo drew a blank in Turin with Benevento goalkeeper Lorenzo Montipo pulling off a string of fine saves.
