"We wonder if this game is coming too early or not. It happened before the Milan game but after he felt it more," said Slot on Friday morning.

Peter Hook is touring with a set of classic Joy Division and New Order tunes. And no, bridges haven't been repaired between him and his former bandmates 

It's another action packed weekend of sport with the return of the United Rugby Championship, Anthony Joshua is back in the ring when he faces Daniel Dubios and the Premier League continues.

Jack Conan believes Leinster's frustrations from last season will not affect their opening few weeks in this year's URC. 

The gallop is intended to introduce the world's highest-rated turf horse to a synthetic surface ahead of the Breeders' Cup Classic 

“I don’t think it’s ever happened to me before,” McIlroy said of the bizarre incident.

"I find, funnily enough, the pose is hard to pull off when one boob flies free - swing low, sweet chariot - while the other one is still imprisoned in spandex. It puts the balance off a bit..."

Late-night drinking sessions in the yellow-walled Tucans Pub among Arsenal obsessives certainly help to dull the pain of Odegaard’s lengthy absence.

"I’m a Manchester United fan. I’ll watch a clip of their best goals from 1982-83. But even I couldn’t get my United head tuned into this one."

Kelly Mallon and Silke Tulk are tied at the top of the Queen of the Roads with seven wins each.

Wallabies coach Joe Schmidt has resisted wholesale changes.

Decades after Gazza’s tears, Pavarotti and Totò Schillaci, the memories of an era-defining tournament still remind us of when even a World Cup was a smaller, simpler affair. 

The world number three has been dealing with an illness since last week. 

Will Lions coach Andy Farrell be a happy man? Mick Cleary asks.

Nothing became Italia ’90 like Ireland’s leaving of it and the affection that we came to hold for the man who ended the dream.

Ceramic cup made up to 3,800 years ago was found by archaeologists doing pre-construction excavations along the route of the N8/N73 Mitchelstown Relief Road in 2004

Legendary Italian striker Salvatore Schillaci has died. In a glittering career Schillaci played for Juventus and Inter Milan as well as the Italian national team.

The Premier League club paid the perfect tribute to their late legendary forward, who passed away on Monday.

The Premier League club paid the perfect tribute to the late Gary Shaw, who passed away on Monday.

believes Europe’s Ryder Cup team would be weaker without Jon Rahm and Tyrrell Hatton.