Sunday 14 August, 2022
Mainz supporters have expressed disquiet over Saudi Arabia’s human rights record.
Richard Arnold met with disgruntled fans at a local pub
John O’Neill and Vladimir Procopec on organising a recent charity match and the commonality between the two nations.
More than 25,000 had been sold by 5pm yesterday evening on the first day of sales.
Flares filled the air as well as constant chants.
Ireland notched a bonus-point win to secure the Triple Crown in Dublin.
NPHET’s latest advice to the government could result in a major financial boost for the IRFU.
The union is hoping to see the 5,000 limit lifted in time for the clash with Wales next month.
The country singer was in Dublin today to promote his two gigs set for next year.
The incident happened on the way to the Hammers’ Europa League match away to Genk.
Fans were seen gathering around the Dutchman’s car and shouting abuse.
Ticketless individuals managed to gain entry to the showpiece match on 11 July.
The Jaguars ended a 20-game losing run by beating the Miami Dolphins thanks to a field goal at the death.
It capped a fractious week for the star at the Northern Ireland Open.
Twice within a fortnight in August Reds supporters were criticised by the club for homophobic chants.
The remarks have irritated some supporters who feel the manager has questioned their loyalty.
Scenes in and around the ground marred the Three Lions’ second ever major final appearance.
Wembley officials insisted there had been no breach of stadium security.
Meanwhile, Gareth Southgate has revealed Phil Foden could miss Sunday’s Euro 2020 final.
The stunt was a protest against German car manufacturer Volkswagen.
The Croatia national anthem was also booed.
The boos were soon drowned out by cheers among the near-7,000 crowd at the Riverside.
The French club barely escaped relegation on away goals yesterday.
Earlier on Sunday Ashley Young was on target as Inter Milan celebrated their Serie A title in front of 1,000 supporters.
The Taoiseach says trial events at stadia could take place as soon as mid-summer.
Flares were let off by protestors inside the ground, where corner flags were held aloft and one supporter was seen throwing a tripod from the interview zone.
Meanwhile, EPCR confirmed that 24 teams will take part in next season’s Champions Cup.
Simon Zebo is returning to Munster this summer.
Memorable trips to Edinburgh feature heavily in this week’s instalment of our ‘Hear The Roar’ series with William Hill.
Win a Six Nations matchday hamper if you’re included in our new series.
Disgruntled Hoops supporters convened at Celtic Park once again.
West Ham will host this season’s first top-flight match with spectators present when they welcome Man United.
Limerick forward Tom Morrissey has called for the families of players to be allowed attend.
Up to 4,000 spectators will be allowed into grounds in low-risk areas.
Tournament organisers are considering all options amidst serious financial worries within the sport.
The northern province are the first to welcome supporters back since Covid-19 struck.
The 31-year-old has returned to Tottenham on a loan deal, having left them in 2013.
The government’s new ‘Living with Covid’ document allows for up to up to 200 spectators.
The announcement comes as part of the Government’s ‘Living with Covid’ plan.
‘Stupid’, ‘anti-social’, ‘oblivious to the future’ – were some of the comments posted.
