Luke Donald will remain Europe’s Ryder Cup captain for the 2025 edition in New York after leading his team to victory in Rome in October.
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Ifab has supported the move following grassroots trials‘We are meddlers in sport and rugby is worst of lot’ Exeter rugby director Rob Baxter has urged football’s law-makers to be careful after they agreed that sin-bins should be trialled at higher levels of the sport. The International Football Association Board (Ifab) has supported the move following
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Toilet and drinks breaks mandatory in ‘significant’ step forwardBritish Gymnastics tackling 350 issues after critical review Coaches have been banned from weighing gymnasts and must allow toilet and hydration breaks under new safe sport rules issued by British Gymnastics. The new policy comes almost 18 months after the independent Whyte review heavily criticised British Gymnastics
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Despite record prize money at the 2023 Women’s World Cup, one fifth of the tournament’s players must supplement their income with a second job, FIFPRO said.
Bayern Munich goalkeeper and captain Manuel Neuer signed a one-year contract extension on Tuesday after his successful return from a broken leg.
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Brisbane Heat will face reigning champions Adelaide Strikers in the final on Saturday 2 December.
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Olympic spots, promotion, relegation and Euro 2025 qualifying hopes are on teams’ minds in these two rounds of matches The final group stage window of the inaugural Women’s Nations League is fast approaching with countries jostling for promotion and position. While many in League A have the semi-finals in sight, others will be focused on
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Footballers at this summer’s Women’s World Cup felt they did not receive enough rest before the tournament, according to the world players’ union.
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The goalkeeper had a slow start but, with a settled defence in front of him, he is proving his worth By Ben McAleer for WhoScored When Manchester United signed André Onana over the summer, the club’s supporters hoped their goalkeeping issues were rectified. Yes, David de Gea won the Premier League’s golden glove award last
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We See You names pioneers of women’s game as well as Lionesses in ‘team talk’ sonnet The UK’s first and so far only female poet laureate has written a sonnet to honour England’s Lionesses and their forerunners. Carol Ann Duffy, who said she grew up in a “footballing family”, pays homage to the trailblazers behind
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