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Gareth Bale confirms Los Angeles FC move when Real contract expires 25th June 2022
Wales forward agrees move to MLS side32-year-old had been linked with CardiffWales forward Gareth Bale has confirmed he is set to join Major League Soccer side Los Angeles FC when his contract with Real Madrid expires.The five-time Champions League winner is soon to be a free agent and is looking for a new club ahead […]
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New York win Major League Rugby championship game against Seattle 25th June 2022
Team with strong New Zealand accent beats Seawolves 30-15 on a baking day in Jersey, as US competition concludes season fiveWarming-up for the Major League Rugby championship game, Rugby New York wore t-shirts proclaiming themselves “Iron Workers”, a team identity built on the blue-collar battalions who built New York City itself.The small crowd at the […]
Martin Pengelly at the Red Bull Arena, New Jersey
If Brendon McCullum’s bold new era is an illusion it is a persuasive one | Jonathan Liew 25th June 2022
England still have a frail top order and an unbalanced attack but this team do not need to dwell on failings from the pastShortly after half past five a wild and barbarous noise consumed Headingley, the sort that brings local residents to their windows and the day-trippers in the hospitality boxes streaming out on to […]
Jonathan Liew at Headingley
Azeem Rafiq returns to Headingley for first time since testimony over racism 25th June 2022
Former Yorkshire player accepted invitation to Test matchRob Key to lead England selection for remainder of summerAzeem Rafiq attended day three of the Headingley Test as Yorkshire’s guest, returning to the ground for the first time since he went public with claims of institutional racism at the club.Rafiq watched from a balcony at the Pavilion […]
PA Media and Ali Martin at Headingley

Rare chance to taste life at the top table
The last year has seen several attempts at hijacking of beloved sports events by hostile interests. First was the European Super League with its aborted bid to seize control of continental club football, and lately we have seen Saudi Arabia attempt to grab a chunk of the golf business.
Trans bans a weapon in culture war
The controversy over trans women’s participation in women’s sport is only partly about sport. For the most fervent partisans on either side of the debate sport is merely incidental to the much bigger issues at stake.
Manchester United v Liverpool is the big ticket in town but most local Thais can’t afford to see ‘red war’
Pre-season tours are back next month, with Liverpool and Manchester United bringing a taste of north-west England to south-east Asia. “For this part of the world, these are the two single biggest football clubs — we couldn’t get anything bigger,” Marcus Luer, the CEO of Total Sports Asia, who brokered the deal to bring the […]
The emails John Delaney wants to keep hidden
A court filing has revealed that records the former Football Association of Ireland chief executive John Delaney is trying to keep from a criminal investigation include hundreds of email exchanges with FAI executives who worked on his personal business ventures and divorce case.
Ireland emerging from dark into blinking light
Vera Pauw, one could argue, has known conflict all her life. How else could it possibly be when you are one of triplets in a busy Amsterdam household?
Concert Hall sounds like best of value
With the majority of the nine runners having some chance, today’s Alwasmiyah Pretty Polly Stakes is a Group 1 affair to whet the appetite.
The show must go on but change is required
In one of the most memorable and moving passages in Your Show — the new novel by Ashley Hickson-Lovence based on the life of Uriah Rennie — the Premier League’s first black referee is scrolling through a selection of internet comments and press coverage on some of his recent performances.
End game looming for many with self doubt increasingly evident as sides face a downward trajectory
It’s around this time of the season where players with a certain level of self-awareness have a good sense of how long they have left in the championship.
Dubs’ muscle memory is enough to see them through but it’s a long road back for Rebels
There were a few things on the Cork wishlist going into last night’s duel with Dublin. The first one, of course, was not to give away an early goal and to try and get to half-time with the game still in the balance. That was achieved relatively easily.
Bundee Aki embracing challenge of battle on home ground
After five long years, Bundee Aki is back on familiar ground, surrounded by those closest to him. The Auckland native is back in his home town with his wife and family, in what is a special trip for the Irish centre.

On this day in 2017: Frank De Boer appointed Crystal Palace manager 26th June 2022
The Dutchman was sacked 10 weeks later when Palace lost their first four league matches of the season without scoring a single goal.
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Gregor Townsend took ‘a lot of positives’ from Scotland A’s victory over Chile 25th June 2022
The Scots’ boss was pleased with his players’ performance during the first match of their South American tour.
Anthony Brown
Gareth Bale announces move to Los Angeles FC 25th June 2022
The Wales captain, 32, is heading to the United States next month after the end of a nine-year stay at Real Madrid.
Jim van Wijk
Wayne Pivac keeps focus on ‘good stuff’ from disappointing Six Nations campaign 25th June 2022
The odds are stacked against Wales for their Test series against the Springboks.
Andrew Baldock
LAFC prepare for new arrival – Saturday’s sporting social 25th June 2022
Gareth Bale’s move to America appears imminent.
Pa Sport Staff
England’s Jamie Overton happy to entertain on rollercoaster Test debut 25th June 2022
The pace bowler fell three runs short of a remarkable century at Headingley
Rory Dollard
Daryll Neita stuns Dina Asher-Smith in Manchester and targets world stage 25th June 2022
Neita beat Asher-Smith in the 100m final at the British Championships
Nick Mashiter
It’s full steam ahead – Emma Raducanu ‘ready to go’ before Centre Court debut 25th June 2022
The US Open champion has been battling to overcome a side strain in time for Wimbledon.
Eleanor Crooks
Gareth Bale agrees to join Los Angeles FC following Real Madrid exit 25th June 2022
Bale, 32, had been linked with a move to hometown club Cardiff
Pa Sport Staff
With Gareth Bale set for Los Angeles, how have other Brits fared in MLS? 25th June 2022
David Beckham spent five years with LA Galaxy
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World Triathlon Championship Series: Alex Yee and Georgia Taylor-Brown win gold in Montreal
Great Britain's Georgia Taylor-Brown and Alex Yee secure a British double with gold in the World Triathlon Championship Series in Montreal.
Cristiano Ronaldo: Manchester United expect forward to stay despite Chelsea links
Manchester United expect Cristiano Ronaldo to be part of their squad next season despite reports linking him with Chelsea.
Gareth Bale: Wales captain agrees move to Los Angeles FC after Real Madrid exit
Wales captain Gareth Bale agrees to join MLS side Los Angeles FC on a free transfer.
European Under-19 Championship: Israel 0-1 England - highlights
Watch highlights of England's 1-0 win over Israel at the European Under-19 Championships, with Manchester City striker Liam Delap scoring the only goal.
UK Athletics Championships: Jeremiah Azu and Daryll Neita take 100m gold
Jeremiah Azu and Daryll Neita take gold in the men's and women's 100m finals on day two at the UK Athletics Championships in Manchester.

Why Man City value squad happiness over depth
Letting players decide their own futures comes with risk.
Which legend would clubs bring back now if they could?
Clubs around Europe are deciding which players they want to bring in, but who would they pick if they could bring back a former player?
Fight Night at the Joe: Remembering the legendary Avalanche-Red Wings brawl of 1997
The March 26, 1997 matchup -- with 148 total penalty minutes and one epic goalie fight -- was unlike anything the NHL had ever seen. In conjunction with E60's Unrivaled (1 p.m. ET Sunday on ESPN), here is the story of that night, from the people who lived it.
Who wins Game 6? Paths to victory for Avs, Lightning
Cases for each team to win, goalie confidence levels, X factors and final-score predictions ahead of Sunday's showdown.
Transfer Talk: Arsenal boost efforts for Raphinha
Transfer Talk has the latest.

McKee stops Burlinson in Belfast to claim CW title
Rhys McKee had to battle through a cut brow to claim the Cage Warriors welterweight title on Saturday night at the SSE Arena, Belfast.
Power stays steady but McIlroy slips back at Travelers
Seamus Power remains on eight under ahead of the final round at the Travelers Championship but Rory McIlroy slipped two shots further back after a two-over 72.
Sydney McLaughlin breaks own 400m hurdle world record
Olympic gold medalist Sydney McLaughlin broke her own women's 400 metres hurdles world record with a time of 51.41 seconds at the US championships in Eugene, Oregon.
UCD boss Myler lauds Kerrigan's 'fantastic' Como move
UCD manager Andy Myler says Republic of Ireland Under-21 midfielder Liam Kerrigan is leaving the club with their "best wishes" ahead of a move to Italian side Como.
Meadow still in PGA hunt as Chun slip offers field hope
In Gee Chun remains at the top of the Women's PGA Championship leaderboard but saw her lead cut in half on day three in Maryland.

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