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Indian archers make quarter-final exits in World Cup Stage 1

ANTALYA: The new-look Indian archery teams without some big names produced disappointing performances to get eliminated in the quarterfinals in the season-opening World Cup Stage 1 on Thursday.

The Times of India

Richards Injury Adds to USMNT’s Growing List of Concerns

Between injuries, dips in form and extended runs of poor form for some core players on the club level, it’s for the best for the U.S. that the World Cup isn’t until the fall.

Sports Illustrated

England’s Six Nations campaign showing strength in depth ahead of Women’s World Cup

Wingers Lydia Thompson and Sarah McKenna accounted for five of the Red Roses’ 12 tries against Italy

The Independent UK

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Gareth Southgate to help England’s preparations for Rugby League World Cup

The England manager was a guest speaker at Shaun Wane’s first get-together with his elite training squad in Manchester

The Independent UK

Phil Jones comments come back to haunt Sir Alex Ferguson as Liverpool get last laugh after being mocked for signings

Jordan Henderson joined Liverpool just days before they missed out on Phil Jones to Manchester United. Sir Alex Ferguson had very different views on the two players

Liverpool Echo

Ireland captain Katie McCabe warns against 'distraction' of moving Finland game to Aviva stadium

The Irish skipper would rather they finish out the campaign playing in Tallaght stadium

Irish Mirror

Ukraine captain in Scotland World Cup playoff admission as he says 'I will have to sort out my mind' to play

Skipper Serhiy Sydorchuk is finding it hard to focus on football with the World Cup play off looming.

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Today's rugby headlines as ex-Wales boss wants radical new law and Sir Graham Henry gets World Cup job

The latest rugby headlines and news bulletins from Wales and beyond

Wales Online

Ranked! The 10 best England sides ever

It’s not always been good but it has been for some of these sides – let’s look at the best Three Lions teams to ever fly the flag

FourFourTwo

How many finals have England been in?

England are taking on the Netherlands for a place in the final of Euro 2024 – but how many times have they actually made it through?

FourFourTwo

Saipan, what if it never happened? An alternative 2002 World Cup history of Ireland, Roy Keane and Mick McCarthy

How different Irish football history would look if the infamous bust-up between Roy Keane and Mick McCarthy never happened

Dublin Live

Jonathan Panzo on facing Neymar and Mbappe, learning from Fabregas and Falcao since leaving Chelsea

EXCLUSIVE Jonathan Panzo turned heads when he left Chelsea for Monaco in 2018. Now at Dijon, he has soaked up experience from the likes Cesc Fabregas, Falcao, Neymar and Kylian Mbappe in France

Daily Mirror

What happened to England's Golden Generation? Why the country's most talented squad never came good

England’s world-class crop were tipped to bring home big honours during the 2000s, but fell short when it mattered most

FourFourTwo

Euro 96, the complete history, part six: England's dream dies in Germany semi-final shootout

Twenty-two men chase a ball and at the end – spoiler – the Germans win. But what effect did Euro 96 have on football in England?

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Before Three Lions: How Baddiel and Skinner’s Fantasy Football defined football in the 1990s

In 1994, David Baddiel and Frank Skinner launched a television show which quickly outgrew its own name. Soon, they were hosting big name star guests and releasing record-breaking singles

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Paul Gascoigne and Gazzamania: From Italia 90 to Euro 96, how one player changed English football

The goal against Scotland at Euro 96 was Paul Gascoigne's crowning moment for Three Lions, but that wasn't the start of his national tale. This is full tumultuous story of Gazza and England

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Euro 96, the complete history, part one: England's expectations, the dentist's chair and El Tel's troubles

The iconic Euro 96 tournament holds a special place in our hearts, but with tabloids and parliamentarians turning on the team, it had difficult beginnings

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I was at Netherlands 2-0 England in 1993 - and it was one of the maddest Three Lions away days of my life

Justin Walley was an England home-and-away regular in his younger days, and recalls a crazy trip to Rotterdam in the Netherlands which was ruined by anarchy, arrests... and Ronald Koeman

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Newslaundry

Political game: Is Sourav Ganguly’s elevation as BCCI president part of the BJP’s design for Bengal?

In 1996, a lanky young left-handed batsman — Sourav Ganguly — announced himself to the cricketing world when he scored a scintillating debut century at Lord’s, the mecca of the sport. Even when he became the captain of the Indian cricket team, he took Indian cricket to new heights by…

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When England's WAGS went wild in Baden-Baden – and took the blame for World Cup 2006 failure

Did England’s other halves really cost Sven’s charges the World Cup? Steve Anglesey hits the Black Forest

Nottingham Post

Government issues safety advice for people travelling to Spain

It covers everything from balcony safety to unlicensed taxis

Newslaundry

Will it be Messi versus the rest?

If Russia is experiencing the frenzy before the much-awaited FIFA World Cup, the enthusiasm of Indians is no less. In fact, with Russia hosting the event, a record number of Indians have bought tickets to watch the event live in their friendly neighbourhood.

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Book Review: A Century Is Not Enough By Sourav Ganguly

A Century Is Not EnoughBy Sourav Ganguly, co-written with Gautam BhattacharyaPublished by JuggernautPages 258It was on a sunny winter day in December 1995 when, as a schoolboy, I watched Sourav Ganguly on a cricket ground for the first time. He was dismissed for a paltry nine runs in Bengal’s first…

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Gazza, the untold stories: Need-to-know tales that launched a legend

Everyone has an anecdote to tell about the most naturally gifted player of a generation, from flying tackles to fishing rods - with plenty of magic on the field in between

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'I reckon Sir Alex Ferguson would have taken me by the balls. Just like Vinnie': Paul Gascoigne exclusive

Paul Gascoigne sat down with FourFourTwo in 2005 to answer readers' questions...

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