Saturday 23 October, 2021
PSG had to come from behind against Angers, with Danilo Pereira heading in the equaliser.
South African official Marius Jonker will be the television match official.
The Champions League is set for a reform.
Ferland Mendy scored late as the Spanish side beat 10-man Atalanta.
Fans needed to pay £14.95 to watch games not selected for regular television broadcast in the UK.
The Portuguese coach launched an impassioned defence of the striker’s actions.
President Michael D Higgins yesterday signed the Bill into law.
The former Stoke boss has returned to the club he departed 16 months ago.
Won’t somebody please think of the children?
The Denmark international has joined from Leganes, who have not been permitted to replace him.
The O’Devaney project will see a number of new homes developed, including social and affordable housing.
Lorraine Clifford-Lee has come under fire in recent days over controversial tweets she posted in the past.
The Sky pundit has come under fire for comments about Gabriel Jesus’ last-minute disallowed goal in the 2-2 draw with Spurs.
Eddie Hearn has been criticised for choosing a country with an ‘abysmal human rights record’ for the latest world heavyweight title fight.
Alan Kelly appeared to overrule his linesman in a sequence of play, which led to the home side’s crucial second-half goal.
The Dutchman’s dramatic overtaking move was immediately announced as under investigation by the officials.
Former world champion boxer Amir Khan has defended his decision to fight in Saudi Arabia despite concerns over human rights in the country.
The 30-year-old was informed last month of plans to terminate his multi-year, multi-million-dollar deal after he posted on social media that ‘hell awaits’ homosexuals.
Fulham failed to capitalise on an early lead as Claudio Ranieri’s side slumped to another Premier League loss.
The BT Sport pundit was speaking ahead of Newcastle’s match against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge.
The more controversial choice of Jerusalem was rejected in favour of Tel Aviv.
Adam Rooney’s move from Aberdeen to Salford has provoked plenty of debate.
Croatia were left feeling hard done by in this afternoon’s World Cup final.
The rapper, whose lyrics were filled with insecurity and his real life marred by violence, was gunned down in broad daylight.
The 14-month-old has a rather famous namesake.
The title-winners finished three points ahead of former Irish international Cillian Sheridan’s Jagiellona Białystok.
The official in his first season in the league will be assisted by Welsh touch judges.
The Tottenham boss has criticised the Football Association for a joke about their FA Cup semi-final defeat.
The controversial move has been seen as targeting the double Olympic 800m champion.
Graham Cummins was dismissed against St Patrick’s Athletic last week.
The Reds boss confronted Jon Moss on the pitch at full-time.
After long delays while officials consulted VAR during Saturday’s FA Cup exit, Liverpool’s Jurgen Klopp defended the system.
The veteran host has made controversial comments before – so why was this time different?
The councillor posted a series of controversial comments on Twitter regarding migrants and Islam.
Councillor Brian Murphy claimed that Sharia law is operating in Ireland.
The American said he still believed she was the best female player ever.
Raphael Varane was sent off after some deliberation, much to the dismay of his team-mates.
The 24-time Grand Slam champion great also claimed transgender children were the work of “the devil”.
The arrangement was later described as contrived and embarrassing by some pundits.
Nastase presented Simona Halep with her trophy last night.
