Monday 24 January 2022
James Maddison looked to have won it for Leicester
The Munster number eight dotted down with 78 minutes on the clock.
The Lions of Teranga were fortunate to get off to a winning start at the Africa Cup of Nations.
The replacement out-half slotted two late penalties to win it for the Boks.
Nketiah scrambled in from point-blank range to earn the misfiring Gunners a 1-1 draw.
Munster scrape to victory in the most dramatic of circumstances.
Daniel Podence cancelled out Olivier Giroud’s opener before Neto hit Chelsea on the break at the death to complete Wolves’ comeback.
Elsewhere. the Steelers rolled on for a 9-0 start and the Rams downed the Seahawks.
Late strikes from Keith Ward and Andre Wright completed a remarkable turnaround.
The Ireland striker notched a late header on Saturday with important Euro qualifiers on the horizon next week.
Liam Sheedy’s side lost Noel McGrath to a red card in the first period.
Johann van Graan hailed Munster’s matchwinner on a night the province earned a big Pro14 victory.
Salem Al Dawsari was the hero as Mohamed Salah’s side ended the tournament on zero points.
The Blessington defender had just returned from international duty following World Cup qualifiers against Slovakia and the Netherlands in Dublin.
It was no less than the Scots deserved as they controlled most of the possession.
Alexis Sanchez converted a penalty deep into added time to send Arsenal into the top four at the expense of Burnley.
The Ireland centre crashed over from close range to grab a bonus-point win for Tom Tierney’s side.
The Connacht out-half won it with the last kick of the game.
Ulster had their own late chance to steal it with a drop-goal at Kingspan Stadium.
Paul Murphy describes his late assist for Conor Fogarty’s equalising point.
Patrick McEleney was the hero for the champions.
Stade des Alpes played host to a thrilling Challenge Cup quarter-final.
The summer signing scored a last-minute penalty following Damien Delaney’s rash challenge.
Meanwhile, Guus Hiddink’s Chelsea extended their unbeaten run to 11 league games.
Ma’a Nonu combined to break Wasps resistance, and severely damage Ulster’s hope.
Memphis Depay’s composed finish from close range gave the Red Devils the lead after 11 minutes.
The Belgian is becoming increasingly influential for the Premier League club, who defeated Sevilla 2-1.
England’s number one goalkeeper saved a spot-kick in the victory over Borussia Monchengladbach.
*Not the Bohemians you were thinking of.
Samuel Oji put the ball through his own net in injury time.
John Mountney’s 90th-minute free-kick was deflected home in a 2-1 win for Dundalk at United Park.
Nigel Carolan’s men needed a late, late penalty to clinch victory against Argentina.
Rory Gallagher’s men will face Cork next weekend.
Marc Wilson, Glenn Whelan, Stephen Ireland and Jon Walters all started at St James’ Park.
The Ballon d’Or winner was handed a straight red and is facing a three-match ban for violent conduct during Real Madrid’s 2-1 win over Cordoba.
A late goal from helped Spurs see off their opponents following Christian Benteke’s dismissal.
The All Blacks were beaten for the first time ever in the Rugby Championship.
Pat Lam’s men had to settle for a share of the points at the Sportsground as the Blues fought back.
Fijian sevens player Simeli Taqeya may have regretted his decision to slow up.
