Yves Bissouma was booked twice in quick succession by referee John Brooks

Wales manager Rob Page has promised not to jeopardise the health of Brennan Johnson

Ryder Cup hero Matt Fitzpatrick put himself on course to follow Europe's victory with an individual win as a 64 put him on top of the leaderboard heading into the weekend

Jones stands by the fact that he is fully responsible for their poor form.

Guardiola is grappling with a midfield conundrum for Manchester City's visit to an Arsenal side he believes have established themselves among the Premier League elite once again

Andy Farrell's side can book a quarter-final spot with a victory. After that it gets complicated. 

What the Munster man's Ireland colleagues think of the centurion

France are through to the quarter-finals of their own World Cup after the tournament’s latest mismatch against a demoralised Italy

Now is the time for Andy Farrell's side to reap the rewards of their hard work

Rather than evidence of a plot, the sleuths found chaos in Stockley Park, a tragic scene in many ways, as panic took hold, confusion reigned

Gilchrist talked about not being afraid of emotion and allying it to a belief that they have what it takes to overcome the world’s top-ranked team.

Ireland have more than enough of what it takes to see off their Celtic cousins at Stade de France Saturday night and move onto next weekend’s World Cup quarter-finals

The battle between Johnny Sexton v Finn Russell is an obvious one but an undeniably pivotal department 

Jonny May is determined to sign off his England career in a blaze of glory after revealing the World Cup would conclude his time on the world stage

Wales qualified for the quarter-finals with victory over Australia 12 days ago, and they need a point against Georgia at Stade de la Beaujoire to finish top of Pool C

Scotland have a bad habit of going missing in games, and it costs them. They don't seem prepared to recognise it as a problem, so it is little wonder it keeps happening

It’s been 15 years since O’Mahony and Gray shared a pitch in Perth together as teenagers and the Munster man made an instant impression on his opponent who has been equally fulsome in his praise of an abrasive, clever, athletic player.

Cork Con head coach Jonny Holland, a former Munster team-mate of Peter O’Mahony is relishing the unique double-header at their Temple Hill grounds

The Argentina midfielder has started all seven of the club’s Premier League fixtures since arriving from Brighton in a cut-price £35million deal, but has been deployed in the nominal holding role.

'And then you look at the behemoth (van der Merwe) on the other end. He’s a few inches taller than me and he’s definitely got a bit more muscle than me as well,' James Lowe said.