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Updated at 19:15 The Republic of Ireland have started the John O’Shea era with a draw. It finished 0-0 with Belgium at the Aviva Stadium with over 38 thousand watching in Dublin. Evan Ferguson missed a first half penalty in…
Ryan Porteous admits Scotland have to tighten up after the 4-0 defeat by Netherlands on Friday made it 18 goals conceded in six winless games. Steve Clarke’s side started well in the first half of the friendly at the Johan…
Former England manager Sven-Goran Eriksson, who revealed in January that he was dying from cancer, realised a lifelong dream to manage Liverpool as a legends team beat Ajax Legends 4-2 in an Anfield charity game Please use Chrome browser for…
Plus: Barcelona believe they can pick up Man City’s full-back Joao Cancelo for £20m; Roberto De Zerbi is emerging as the top alternative to Xabi Alonso as Liverpool’s next manager; Man Utd have reportedly identified nine potential candidates to replace…
England suffered defeat to Brazil with teen star Endrick scoring a late winner; Ollie Watkins missed hosts’ big chance; injury-hit England face Belgium in another friendly on Tuesday with questions over their defence, midfield and attack to answer… Please use…
Lewis Hamilton said the inconsistency of his Mercedes “messes with the mind” following his worst qualifying performance in Australia for 14 years. Hamilton, who boasts a record eight pole positions at Melbourne’s Albert Park, will start Sunday’s 58-lap race from…
England boss Gareth Southgate says he will not speak to any interested parties until after Euro 2024 and called speculation linking him to Manchester United “completely disrespectful” to Erik ten Hag. This summer could well prove the 53-year-old’s fourth and…
Max Verstappen is on course to take a record-equalling 10 consecutive victories after putting his Red Bull on pole position for the Australian Grand Prix. Verstappen’s third pole in as many races appeared under threat with Ferrari threatening to knock…
Two-time champion Andy Murray reaches the third round in Miami for the first since since 2016; you can watch the Miami Open, plus over 80 tournaments a year, including the US Open, exclusively live on Sky Sports Tennis Please use…
Ferrari’s challenge to Max Verstappen just falls short in Melbourne qualifying; Lewis Hamilton in shock Q2 exit for Mercedes; Grid penalty drops Sergio Perez out of third; watch the Australian GP live on Sky Sports F1 at 4am on Sunday…