Monday 24 January 2022
Four-in-a-row chasing Dublin are the only team to have booked a semi-final spot. Who will join them this weekend?
Eddie Jones’ men scored five tries but didn’t have it all their own way.
One of West Bromwich Albion, Brentford or Fulham will be promoted to the English top flight this evening.
Clare, Wexford and Kilkenny have all booked places in the knockout stages.
Northern Ireland, Wales, Bosnia and Slovakia all may lie ahead.
The Boys in Green are likely to get another chance even if they fall short at the Aviva Stadium next month.
The Boys in Green will now almost certainly have to beat either Denmark or Switzerland in their final two games.
But there is still a scenario in which Scotland can storm back and qualify alongside Japan to knock Ireland out at the pool stage.
The Boys in Green have just three group games left.
The Boys in Green will go into December’s draw in Dublin as third seeds.
Despite last night’s setback, there is a long way to go yet as the Boys in Green seek qualification.
Nigeria’s win over Iceland has boosted the hopes of Jorge Sampaoli’s side.
Their bid to reach a first-ever major tournament took a hit last night, but it can still be done.
There’s knockout rugby and Champions Cup places at stake as the provinces move into the endgame of the Pro14.
We’ll find out the details on 11 December.
The Boys in Green face a crucial few days as Group D approaches its climax.
Qualification is still possible but even two wins from the final two games may not be enough.
Celtic will be keeping a very close eye on how things develop at Anfield tomorrow night.
Trips to Macedonia, Belarus, Kazakhstan and Albania are all possible destinations for Cork City and Shamrock Rovers.
It’s not exactly straightforward.
At the halfway point the Boys in Green find themselves joint-top of Group D.
We broke out the calculators and a crystal ball to clarify what you should be rooting for over the next fortnight.
A second place finish in Group D of the Europa League is still possible, but they need a big favour from Zenit in Holland.
Gareth Bale’s powerful strike from the edge of the area was not enough to earn his side a victory.
The Lilywhites’ superior head-to-head record means they currently sit second.
The Wallabies led 21-6 at half-time in Perth and Will Genia ran in two tries.
The Dubliner could also claim at least a bronze by finishing in the top five on Tuesday.
Their recent run means the League of Ireland side are guaranteed at least €1 million.
The Boys in Green will need to worry about the difficult task of beating Italy first.
A much clearer picture is emerging as the group stage begins to wrap up.
Roy Hodgson’s men could potentially do the Boys in Green a favour.
We dusted off the abacus and wrote off Italians at will to see who’s likely to finish the Pro12 campaign in the best position.
Barcelona and Atletico Madrid are level on points while Real are right on their shoulder as all three take the last lap.
We look at all the possible permutations as the title race approaches its climax.
The northern province are happy they’ve done all they can.
Hard as it is to fathom, should Germany lose to Georgia, it changes things significantly.
The Boys in Green are set for a crunch encounter in Poland on Sunday.
We look at the possible permutations as the Euro 2016 qualifiers approach their climax.
It’s make-or-break time for Marty and the boys.
Northern Ireland and Wales are on the brink of qualification, while Netherlands are struggling.
