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BBCNEWS Sportsday October 11, 2017 - Vimarsana News

BBCNEWS Sportsday October 11, 2017

Sports day. Hello and welcome to sportsday im hugh woozencroft. Coming up this evening we look at the winners and losers in world cup qualifying as lionel messi fires argentina into next summers tournament. We speak to Northern Irelands Carl Frampton as he looks forward to his homecoming fight in belfast next month. And sir Bobby Charlton at 80 on his birthday we celebrate one of englands most iconic footballers. Good evening. Lets start with some breaking news, and the england all rounder ben stokes has apologised to katie price and her disabled son, harvey, after a video emerged of the engla...

Woolston Rovers last-gasp defeat at Barrow Island - Vimarsana News

Woolston Rovers last-gasp defeat at Barrow Island

WOOLSTON Rovers produced a brilliant fightback but were cruelly denied at the death in a 34-30 loss at Barrow Island.

Roscommon Herald — Roscommon hold their nerve to secure league glory - Vimarsana News

Roscommon Herald — Roscommon hold their nerve to secure league glory

LIDL LGFA National League Division Three Final Roscommon 0-9 Wexford 1-5 Roscommon secured their first Division Three title since 2009 as a late Róise Lennon…

Match Preview: Cambridge Utd v Sunderland - everything you need to know! - Vimarsana News

Match Preview: Cambridge Utd v Sunderland - everything you need to know!

The Lads are on the road again as we take on Cambridge United at the Abbey Stadium - here’s everything you need to know ahead of kick-off!

The Super League is dead, but European football's problems still threaten to kill the game we love - Vimarsana News

The Super League is dead, but European football's problems still threaten to kill the game we love

European football has been in a state of Cold War for decades, with the threat of a breakaway Super League coming up every few years. Usually, it ends with more concessions and reforms or some other agreement that merely kicks the can down the road. Last Sunday’s official announcement and statement of intent signalled an end to the posturing, rumours and threats. Make no mistake about it, for 48 brief, dramatic hours, football was at full out war. On the one hand, UEFA, the current governing body of European football and organiser of the Champions League, the most prestigious club competiti...