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ALAN CAWLEY: It’s time to stop sadistically cheering anyone but England. This is why I’m backing them to WIN the World Cup – and why every Irish football fan should too
The national broadcaster revealed this week that as usual, England’s games have been the most popular with RTÉ viewers.
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Paraguay goalie tosses ball at France’s Kylian Mbappé after World Cup showdown
Kylian Mbappé was targeted with rough fouls throughout the match before Orlando Gill threw a ball at him during a tense post-match confrontation.
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England fighting history as well as Mexican nation in Azteca cauldron
England will be battling against history as well as entire nation when the face Mexico in the World Cup last 16 at The Azteca, says chief football writer Phil McNulty.
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Deluded Keir Starmer moans that Labour didn’t give his ‘plan’ time to work – as Burnham ally swipes that he ‘lost the dressing room’
In a self-justifying 1,600 word essay, Keir Starmer claimed the effects of his policies are only just ‘shining through’ and the country is in a ‘better place’.
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Former college reportedly considered for Wednesday training ground now under offer – thestar.co.uk
Former college reportedly considered for Wednesday training ground now under offer thestar.co.uk
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Wainwright travels to first cap scene as Pumas wait
Number eight Aaron Wainwright will go back to where it all began next weekend if he lines up for Wales against Argentina in San Juan.
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Celebrating America’s 250th Anniversary: A Nation’s Journey From Independence to Innovation
The United States is marking 250 years since its founding with commemorations that reflect on both the visionary principles behind independence and the lesser-known events that shaped the movement. Alongside the famous milestones, episodes such as New Hampshire’s Pine Tree Riots — which predated the Boston Tea Party — are highlighted as examples of the…
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Burnham Urges Fans to Seize World Cup Moment, Renews Call to End Stadium Alcohol Ban
Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham has encouraged England supporters to make the most of an upcoming World Cup crunch match, despite its late kickoff on a school night. Framing the fixture as a rare national occasion, Burnham
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‘Chica Checa’ Review: Šimon Holý’s Karlovy Vary Competition Entry Is Worthy but Clumsy
Momentous events such as the sale of the family home, a young man coming out to his family, or the staging of a drag performance in a small town would seem like perfect ingredients for an intensely dramatic, conflict-ridden film. But in his fourth feature “Chica Checa” — premiering in the Crystal Globe competition at…