Man City, Chelsea announce plans to exit European Super League 2 minutes read
London, Apr 20 (EFE).- Manchester City announced Tuesday that they will be pulling out of the European Super League, a controversial new competition that has been criticized by much of the soccer community and beyond.
City are following in the footsteps of London club Chelsea, who also are taking legal steps to withdraw from that new international competition formally announced two days ago.
“Manchester City Football Club can confirm that it has formally enacted the procedures to withdraw from the group developing plans for a European Super League,” the club said.
COLUMBUS, Ohio – The Ohio State women’s soccer team has been selected to participate in the 2021 NCAA Tournament and will travel North Carolina, site of the entire 2021 Spring Women’s Soccer Championships, to face Stony Brook (6-3) in a first-round matchup of the 48-team event. The Buckeyes and Seawolves will kick at 8 p.m. April 28. The game will be played at East Carolina University in Greenville, North Carolina.
Ohio State is 7-2-3 on the year. The Buckeyes, who will be playing in their 14th NCAA Tournament and 10th in the last 12 seasons, hold a 12-12-2 record in NCAA Tournament contests, all under the direction of 24h-year head coach Lori Walker-Hock.
2021 Ulster SFC start date confirmed
April 09, 2021
Ulster Council has confirmed the start date for this year’s provincial senior football championship.
The Ulster SFC final has been pencilled in for the Bank Holiday weekend of July 31/August 1, which will see the provincial body run off the competition in a little over a month.
The winners will advance directly into the All-Ireland SFC semi-finals as the GAA have outlined that there will once again be no football qualifiers this year.
The 2021 Provincial Football Championships will commence on the weekend of June 26/27.
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McCarthy says GAA must win back public trust following training breaches
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GAA president Larry McCarthy says the association s reputation has been damaged by a series of high-profile breaches of the ban on inter-county training.
They re investigating a training session conducted by the Monaghan footballers last month, for which the Farney county have banned manager Seamus McEnaney for 12-weeks.
Dessie Farrell was handed a similar suspension by Dublin GAA for a session held at Inisfails GAA club last week. Cork football manager Ronan McCarthy and Down s Paddy Tally have also fallen foul of the COVID-19 regulations. I think it s done us reputational (sic) damage, which we re going to have to work to get back, McCarthy said after confirming the GAA s fixtures plan for 2021.
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