What Welsh clubs have to play for in URC run-in
Cardiff and Ospreys in play-offs contention as Dragons and Scarlets battle to avoid Welsh Wooden Spoon.
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Australia dig themselves out of a hole in women’s T20 win over West Indies
Australia 164-6; West Indies 121-6 | Australia win by 43 runs Beth Mooney’s 79 and Alana King’s three wickets propel tourists to win Australia got the Sophie Molineux era under way in sloppy style as a new-look side overcame six spilled chances before turning the screw late for a 43-run victory over West Indies in
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Ochoa, Fidalgo lead Mexico’s list for WC warm-ups
Mexico coach Javier Aguirre announced a 26-man squad on Thursday for upcoming friendlies against Portugal and Belgium, highlighted by the return of veteran Guillermo Ochoa and a first-ever call-up for midfielder Álvaro Fidalgo.
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Carrick has no date for injured De Ligt’s return
Manchester United defender Matthijs de Ligt is “improving” but manager Michael Carrick is unable to put a timeframe on the Dutchman’s return from a back injury.
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Israel FA fined for ‘discrimination and racist abuse’
Fifa fines the Israeli Football Association 150,000 Swiss Francs (£141,700) and warns it about its future conduct after investigating an “alleged offence of discrimination” by the Palestine FA.
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Famous night for Forest in season to largely forget
Nottingham Forest are fighting for Premier League survival but reaching the Europa League quarter-finals could provide hope in an otherwise torrid season.
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Premier League and Carabao Cup: things to look out for this weekend
Igor Thiago looms over Leeds, Newcastle need to bounce back from Barça and Viktor Gyökeres aims for hero status Premier League top scorers: latest top-flight standings Though Manchester United continued to win after playing brilliantly against Manchester City and Arsenal in Michael Carrick’s first two games as manager, the quality and coherence of their performances
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Tailgaters tackled: football ground entry without a ticket becomes criminal offence
New law comes into force this weekend Measure aimed to coincide with Carabao Cup final The government has made entering a football ground without a ticket a criminal offence from this weekend, with fans who tailgate to be given banning orders of up to five years and £1,000 fines. The law has been introduced to
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Villa’s maybe men edge closer to finishing the job
Aston Villa were urged not to become a “maybe” team. Yet maybe this is their year to end a 30-year trophy drought.
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‘A shithouse stadium’: NRL coach left needing stitches to hand after glass shatters at Canberra stadium
Visiting Bulldogs coach Cameron Ciraldo sustains deep gash Calls intensify for ageing GIO Stadium to undergo refurbishment Canterbury coach Cameron Ciraldo has joined growing calls for Canberra’s GIO Stadium to undergo a face lift after revealing he would need stitches after glass shattered on him in the ageing arena. While the visiting coach was left