Tuesday 5 July, 2022
The Liverpool boss was unimpressed by Tottenham’s approach at the weekend.
Last season’s Champions League winners were knocked out by Real Madrid after a pulsating tie last night.
The broadcaster is state-owned but receives its funding from advertising, not from public money.
2,000 women who had bought tickets for Tuesday’s World Cup qualifier against Lebanon were not allowed enter the stadium in Mashhad.
The Red Devils suffered a first defeat under interim manager Ralf Rangnick with a 1-0 Premier League home defeat by Wolves last week.
The Red Devils face Atalanta tomorrow night before hosting Manchester City on Saturday afternoon.
DUP leader Jeffrey Donaldson has criticised Michael D Higgins.
The British star was criticised for making ‘an amateur’s mistake and a desperate mistake’.
The Welsh saw their involvement in the tournament ended by yesterday’s 4-0 defeat to Denmark.
The Atletico Madrid forward spurned a number of scoring opportunities during the group stages of Euro 2020.
The former Hoops boss was left furious last summer when the Scotland frontman turned up for pre-season out of shape.
The call comes with public opinion in Japan firmly against holding the Games this summer.
The Taoiseach, Tánaiste and Green Party leader jointly condemned the drawing.
Varadkar told his party that criticism of Government communications was “reasonable, heard loud and clear and will be taken onboard”.
Some survivors have expressed anger at the destruction of the audio testimony recordings.
Critics have said the league is using the event as a way to recoup some of the revenue lost during the pandemic.
The Portuguese star was below par in Sunday’s match between the champions and league leaders at Anfield.
Wednesday’s Premier League fixture was called off less than three hours before kick-off.
The Magpies manager feels securing the club’s Premier League status should remain his principal aim.
Native American groups have branded the moniker as racist, but Donald Trump opposes the move.
CJ Stander talks about learning a new language, being told he was too small, and dealing with criticism.
Fermanagh football boss Ryan McMenamin was critical of the GAA as his Covid-hit side were relegated.
The GAA announced the introduction of the yellow sliotars on Friday.
Having decided to remain at the club, the Argentine superstar is unhappy with how his departing team-mate has been forced to leave.
The 31-year-old has returned to Tottenham on a loan deal, having left them in 2013.
Varoufakis served as the Greek Finance Minister from January to July 2015.
FAI member Larry Bass has made several criticisms of the Association ahead of a crucial vote on reforms next Monday.
The RTÉ analyst went where some football pundits are reluctant to go.
Barcelona’s title challenge ended with a whimper at Camp Nou, where they were beaten 2-1 by Osasuna.
The Offaly chairman has suggested that teams who break the rule should be removed from the championship.
The proposed branding included the use of the term Police Service NI rather than PSNI.
The president attempted to cast doubt on footage showing police in the city of Buffalo shoving the man.
Ireland and Ulster wing Jacob Stockdale says the lockdown has been a blessing in disguise for him.
The footballer also branded the president a ‘white nationalist’.
Horace Grant claims the documentary was edited to present his former team-mate in a favorable light.
World champion rower Oliver Zeidler has branded the situation ‘a joke’.
He made the remarks during a livestreaming event for historically black colleges and universities.
The club feel that the decision could see the division slip further behind Europe’s top leagues.
Some governors said testing capacity was far behind levels needed to avoid sparking new outbreaks.
