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Robertson set for scan after injury scare on Scotland duty - Vimarsana News

Robertson set for scan after injury scare on Scotland duty

There was bad news for Liverpool last night after Andy Robertson appeared to damage his ankle in Scotland’s 1-0 friendly defeat to Northern Ireland at Hampden Park. The defender is set for a scan back at his club to assess the potential problem. Robertson, 30, could not continue after sustaining an injury following a heavy challenge in the first half from Sunderland’s Trai Hume and was replaced by Bologna’s Lewis Ferguson. “We’ll assess him,” Scotland manager Steve Clarke said after the game. “He’ll go back to his club and they’ll assess him. Hopefully, he’s back soon.”

Carlow Nationalist — Aaron Ramsey to ponder international future after Wales' Euro 2024 hopes ended - Vimarsana News

Carlow Nationalist — Aaron Ramsey to ponder international future after Wales' Euro 2024 hopes ended

The 33-year-old midfielder has won 84 caps for his country and scored 21 goals.

Where it all went wrong for Wales - Vimarsana News

Where it all went wrong for Wales

BBC Sport Wales takes a closer look at the pivotal moments that ultimately cost Wales a place at Euro 2024.

Source: bbc.co.uk
Live: Wales breaking news plus weather and traffic updates (Wednesday, March 27) - Vimarsana News

Live: Wales breaking news plus weather and traffic updates (Wednesday, March 27)

All of the latest news from across Wales and further afield

England play without kit names in second half of Belgium game to raise awareness of dementia - Vimarsana News

England play without kit names in second half of Belgium game to raise awareness of dementia

The England men’s team played without names on the back of their shirts during the second half of their friendly against Belgium on Tuesday as part of their partnership with Alzheimer’s Society. This change from the first half to the second half of the game was designed to draw attention to memory loss, the most commonly associated symptom of dementia, which is caused by Alzheimer’s. The game at Wembley Stadium finished 2-2.