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Playing football and being a mum - Man Utd's Bizet's 'two dreams'
Manchester United and Norway winger Celin Bizet Donnum discusses how she's balancing her pregnancy along with a desire to get back on the football pitch.
Limerick, Galway and the need for a positive end to the league
John Kiely and Micheál Donoghue will be concerned with preserving their spring green shoots with championship hurling on the horizon.
Emre Can extends contract with Borussia Dortmund by another year
Despite suffering a long-term injury during last month’s Der Klassiker, Emre Can has had his Borussia Dortmund contract extended by a further year through to June 2027.
At 18, he was one of Irish football's top prospects. Now, he just wants to play
Gabriel Adebambo on being the only Irish footballer plying his trade in the Czech Republic.
What do Donegal and Kerry really want with league final places on offer?
We wait to see the league intentions of last year’s All-Ireland finalists.
'Not everyone wants to be looking at footballers doing all the flashy things. A lot of it is false'
Ahead of his 50th Premier League appearance, Everton’s Jake O’Brien says it’s time Irish football fulfilled its potential by qualifying for the World Cup.
Klopp, small shinpads and whether he really is boring - Milner in his own words
James Milner - the Premier League's record appearance holder, speaks to reporter Kelly Somers about his career - including a debut goal for hometown club Leeds, a dramatic Champions League semi-final comeback against Barcelona and returning from nine months out injured.
I could play a few more years - Milner
Brighton's 40-year-old midfielder James Milner says he's capable of playing for a "few more years".
'When he left Armagh? It was like a death in our family' - Kieran Donaghy's Armagh legacy
Kerry legend spent five seasons coaching the Ulster side, now he returns as Kerry coach.
Getawhisky faces Charisma Cat at Newbury
Getawhisky and Charisma Cat go head-to-head in our feature race from Newbury - live on Sky Sports Racing.
Rhine Derby rivals face milestone clash as Cologne and Borussia Mönchengladbach seek survival bid boosts
Cologne and Borussia Mönchengladbach are both eager for three points to avoid getting sucked into the relegation scrap in the Bundesliga's 100th Rhine derby on Matchday 27 this coming Saturday (kick-off 3.30pm CET).
Wolfsburg and Werder Bremen face off in relegation six-pointer
Wolfsburg host Werder Bremen on Saturday in a pivotal relegation six-pointer as the two northern clubs aim to move a step closer to securing their Bundesliga status for another season. Here’s how they compare ahead of the encounter at the Volkswagen Arena…
Bundesliga 2, Matchday 27: Schalke draw at Darmstadt, huge game in Münster on Sunday
Schalke, without the suspended Edin Džeko, came away from their top-of-the-table clash with second-placed Darmstadt on Saturday with a point. At the opposite end, there's a huge relegation six-pointer between Preußen Münster and Magdeburg on Sunday...
How is on-loan Arsenal man Fábio Vieira keeping Hamburg afloat?
Fábio Vieira is brilliantly keeping Hamburg out of the Bundesliga relegation fight – what makes the on-loan Arsenal man so good?
Michael Conlan retires from boxing after split-decision loss to Kevin Walsh in Belfast
The 34-year-old said it’s ‘time to go home’ to his family after a career in which he has prospered financially and ‘reached serious heights’.
Bradford Bulls 26-14 Huddersfield Giants
Highlights of the Bradford Bulls' clash with Huddersfield Giants in the Super League.
'It was chaos' - referee frustrates Carrick as Bournemouth hold Man Utd
Manchester United manager Michael Carrick was left frustrated by what he considered to be inconsistent refereeing decisions during his side's 2-2 draw at Bournemouth.
Im clings on to lead at Valspar Championship as Hovland misses cut
Sungjae Im held onto his lead at the Valspar Championship after rallying on the back nine to edge ahead of David Lipsky.
'There isn't much to discuss' - Iraola unfazed by penalty decisions
Bournemouth manager Andoni Iraola says "there isn't much to discuss" when asked about the controversial penalty decisions during his sides 2-2 with Manchester United, a draw which takes Bournemouth's unbeaten run in the Premier League to 11 matches, equalling a club record.
Man United left frustrated by Bournemouth
Michael Carrick’s side missed the chance to move within four points of rivals City.
Irish international makes an impact on full home debut as Preston prevail
Andrew Moran impressed while Robbie Brady and Bosun Lawal were unused subs in tonight’s Championship clash.
Maguire sent off as Bournemouth fight back to draw with Man Utd
Despite taking the lead twice, Manchester United are held to a 2-2 draw at Bournemouth and have Harry Maguire sent off as they drop points in the race for a top-four finish in the Premier League.
Moyes seeks clarity over Premier League’s decision not to deduct points from Chelsea
Everton manager: ‘I don’t think they have explained it well enough’ Anger at Everton over perceived double standards David Moyes has called on the Premier League to provide a fuller explanation of why Chelsea were not deducted points for breaking financial rules under the ownership of Roman Abramovich. Everton were deducted 10 points in November 2023, reduced to six on appeal, plus a further two points later that season for breaches of the Premier League’s profitability and sustainability rule
Newcastle eye Delap - Saturday's gossip
Newcastle are interested in Chelsea striker Liam Delap, Manchester United midfielder Kobbie Mainoo set to quadruple his wages, plus more.
Man Utd to complain to PGMO over 'crazy' penalty calls in Bournemouth draw
Manchester United are to make a formal complaint to the head of referees at PGMO, claiming they should have been awarded a second penalty in the 2-2 draw at Bournemouth on Friday.
Igor Tudor pleased Spurs are ‘sleeping less’ as mental focus sharpens for run-in
Tottenham host Nottingham Forest in basement battle ‘We are sleeping less on the pitch. That’s the main thing’ Igor Tudor believes Tottenham are “sleeping less” during games after spotting signs that his players are finally producing what is required to avoid relegation. After four straight defeats to start his tenure, a draw against Liverpool last Sunday and a midweek win over Atlético Madrid hint at the first shoots of recovery. Tudor’s initial assessment was that the Spurs squad lacked the
Mikel Arteta tells Arsenal players and fans to ‘attack’ Carabao Cup final
‘Years without a trophy, it adds more drive’ Manager not revealing if Arrizabalaga will play Mikel Arteta has urged Arsenal supporters to “attack the final” alongside his players when they face Manchester City in the Carabao Cup final at Wembley on Sunday. The Premier League leaders remain in contention for four trophies this season but almost six years have passed since they last lifted major silverware, when Arteta won the FA Cup in his first season in charge. “When you have been in this pos
Boos at the Brandywell as Derry let two-goal lead slip
Derry have just eight points from first six games.
Shamrock Rovers extend unbeaten run against Galway
Goals late in each half from Danny Grant and Aaron Greene proved the difference.
Five-star Leipzig thrash Hoffenheim to boost Champions League hopes
RB Leipzig thrash Hoffenheim 5-0 in the Bundesliga to secure a vital win in the race to finish in the top four and qualify for next season's Champions League.