Wales labour to bonus-point win against Japan
Wales resumed their Nations Championship campaign with an unconvincing bonus-point 28-21 victory against Japan at the Principality Stadium.
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Wales resumed their Nations Championship campaign with an unconvincing bonus-point 28-21 victory against Japan at the Principality Stadium.
Read moreCaptain Sione Tuipulotu takes responsibility for Scotland's second-half Nations Championship collapse against New Zealand, saying they were "nowhere near accurate enough".
Read moreThe Argentina Football Association says it is planning to go to the Court of Arbitration for Sport over Fifa rejecting its appeals against World Cup punishments.
Read moreChampions Manchester City will travel to Chelsea next week on top of the pile after a decisive Saturday in the Women's Super League.
Read moreParis 2024 Olympic gold medallist Rayan Rebbadj scored three tries as Toulon hammered Stade Francais 43-23 in the French Top 14 to claim a fifth straight win in all competitions.
Read moreThere were top flight wins for Arsenal and Leeds, while Fulham and Newcastle drew. In the Championship, Cardiff pulled off a sensational comeback.
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Read moreAs most Arsenal supporters would testify, patience is a virtue. They needed plenty during the 22-year wait to be crowned Premier League champions and Mikel Arteta’s side certainly had to retain their composure as they tried to break down a dogged Hull side. They had not beaten Arsenal in 14 attempts since winning on their first visit to this ground in 2008. But with 20 minutes to play, there was still every chance that Sergej Jakirovic’s team could have pulled off one of the shocks of the season. Arsenal had already been denied a penalty just before half-time for a shirt pull on Kai Havertz in
Read moreQuestions over whether Álvaro Arbeloa and Matthias Jaissle have what it takes to succeed in the Premier League remain unanswered after these two young foreign managers watched their sides grind out a 1-1 draw at Craven Cottage. Arbeloa’s Fulham lacked fizz, physicality and personality before rescuing a point thanks to a late equaliser from Rodrigo Muniz, while Newcastle displayed little of Jaissle’s high-octane philosophy and squandered the chance to move into the top half after failing to build on a vicious opening goal from Jacob Murphy. Continue reading...
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Read moreKyren Wilson claims the 12th ranking title of his career by beating John Higgins 10-8 in the International Championship final in China.
Read moreTottenham are set to submit a formal complaint about the decision not to send off Jayden Bogle for his challenge on Mathys Tel during the defeat by Leeds.
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