Mauricio Pochettino’s team came from behind to beat Saint-Etienne 3-1.

The Leinster pair could both start for Ireland against Japan on Saturday.

Jason Smyth on his long-time team-mate, Michael McKillop, and former coach, Stephen Maguire, the new Head of High Performance Coaching with Sport Ireland.

Tony Cascarino believes a relative rookie being linked with a top Premier League job should look to bring in an experienced adviser alongside him.

Fr Mathews were crowned Basketball Ireland Women’s Champions Trophy champions yesterday.

The ex-Ireland management duo will try and steer Nottingham Forest towards a Championship play-off spot.

The 25-year-old went to Bedford before getting his big chance with the western province.

The Africa Cup of Nations champions have announced the appointments of the former Netherlands duo as their new coaching team.

The province are on the verge of creating a second dynasty as they prepare to face Racing 92 in Bilbao on Saturday.

The trio worked at Mainz together, but the Reds coach has stepped away from the Premier League club this week.

Mark O’Donovan chats to The42 about his various successes with Shane O’Driscoll in 2017 as well as his ambitious plans for 2018.

The world’s best half-backs get on like a house on fire.

The RTÉ pundit would like to see Martin O’Neill replaced with the Lilywhites manager.

TV3 confirmed the news this afternoon.

Winter romped home in the Irish 1,000 Guineas at the Curragh.

The pair combine for 74 points in their Game One win over the San Antonio Spurs.

The pair once again demonstrated their devastating potential on Friday night.

Meanwhile, Vroum Vroum Mag proved her class once again in the Christmas Hurdle.

The 28-year-old moves level with Chris Hoy on six gold medals and one silver.

The Ireland manager verbally agreed a new contract before the tournament and now he’s set to formally commit.

Colin Falvey and Eamon Zayed have been integral to Indy Eleven’s impressive start to the season.

Rob O’Shea and Alan Cadogan bagged 2-15 between them in a comfortable Fitzgibbon Cup victory.

Rooney and Martial available for tomorrow night’s Champions League fixture, although van Gaal insists they are not guaranteed their spots.

The Corkman is loving his time with the international set-up but still plans to return to club football in the future.

The spectacular duo combined for five goals in La Liga earlier.

Colm Cooper led Dr Crokes past Legion in the Kerry club championship.

Tim Sherwood says of Grealish, ‘stick with me kid, and you’ll do just fine’ (paraphrasing).

Liverpool were 2-0 winners over West Ham.

Following on from the Globes, get ready for more of the same from these two.

Step this way for the funniest awards show of the year.

The half-backs can create carnage together if they are on form.

Meanwhile, David Moyes could be set for a return to management with Real Sociedad.

The pair hosted the awards ceremony last night for the second time.

Seriously Hollywood, get on it, would you?

De Telegraaf laid the blame/credit for this headline at the door of Arsenal supporters