Monday 5 December 2022
Thousands of supporters left early as the World Cup hosts slumped to a 2-0 defeat against Ecuador.
The Toffees were made to pay for a number of defensive mistakes as Bournemouth ended their run of four successive Premier League defeats.
It’s estimated that 60,000 political prisoners are behind bars in Egypt
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The former Liverpool and England captain’s position at Villa Park came under scrutiny after a poor start to the season.
Jurgen Klopp’s men had won just three of their first nine Premier League and Champions League games of the campaign.
With Dundalk held to a draw against Shelbourne, the Candystripes sit two points clear in second, but they will now have eyes on the big prize.
A defeat to Brighton ensured the Hammers’ worst opening to a season for 51 years.
Jonny Evans levelled late on but Baraclough’s side have still never won a Nations League fixture.
Visiting manager wary Stephen Kenny’s side can use Dublin clash as the catalyst for a Nations League rescue bid.
Sections of the Green and White Army sang ‘Cheerio’ after the manager went to acknowledge the travelling support.
The Scottish side face Eintracht Frankfurt in Seville aiming to add to their 1971/72 Cup Winners’ Cup success.
“The 1958″ tweeted a rallying call to the club’s supporters ahead of Norwich City’s visit for the Premier League clash.
The Scarlets also won today, meaning Connacht drop to 10th in the table.
London Mayor Sadiq Khan described the incident as ‘despicable’ and over 80,000 people have signed a petition calling for the player to be prosecuted.
Beverly Zhu had been widely abused on social media for another poor performance the previous day.
Frenkie De Jong’s performances have been up and down, and mostly somewhere in between.
The Liverpool legend makes his return to Anfield as Aston Villa manager this weekend.
A Seamus Coleman error proved costly as the Reds earned a convincing win.
Director of women’s rugby Anthony Eddy’s words have been met with a negative reaction.
The Norwegian is expected to be in charge for Saturday’s Premier League trip to Tottenham.
The Cardiff boss played down suggestions the club’s chief executive had asked fans for ‘new manager applications’.
Luis Enrique’s side are set for a test of nerve in their last group match against Slovakia on Wednesday.
The West Ham boss has told Said Benrahma to be patient.
The Democrat is facing sexual harassment allegations and scrutiny over the reporting of coronavirus deaths.
Ireland must now fight to turn their Six Nations campaign around after two defeats.
The centre-back could replace injured Fabinho against Leicester this weekend.
The Man City boss had words of caution for Phil Foden after his stunning performance against Liverpool.
The total number of Covid-19 patients in hospital in England stood at 15,465 on 16 December.
The Ireland head coach needs to find some answers ahead of the third-place play-off in Dublin.
The Ireland boss is also set to give Billy Burns a debut off the bench against Wales.
Ciro Immobile notched his 29th of the season as the capital club came from 1-0 down to win for the second time in three days.
UK Health Secretary Matt Hancock called on elite footballers to ‘play their part.’
The IOC has faced strong pressure to push back this summer’s Tokyo Games.
The Rebels and Mark Collins recognise the importance of the upcoming league campaign.
Johann van Graan says the scrum-half has been ‘really good’ in the red jersey recently.
The Englishman will gather his squad for the first time just before Christmas.
The Old Trafford legend hopes to see a former team-mate given time, but admits that major changes to an underperforming squad are required.
