Messi Might Play On Internationally; Borthwick New England Rugby Coach; John Durkan Memorial at Punchestown Today; Naas Tuesday Racing Goes ahead.
Lionel Messi has suggested he will continue to play international football.
The seven-time Ballon d'Or winner finally got his World Cup medal, as
Messi says it will be his last appearance at the tournament - but he stopped short of confirming his outright international retirement.
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There's one game in the English Championship tonight.
Strugglers Wigan Athletic play second-placed Sheffield United.
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Steve Borthwick has been appointed as
Borthwick, 43, masterminded
Jones was sacked almost two weeks ago after presiding over
The Rugby Football Union also announced that
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Venus Williams has confirmed she's continuing her tennis career after accepting a wild card for the Australian Open.
Now 42, she's currently ranked below 1000 in the world and has just one victory in singles since March 2021 - at
Her sister, Serena, appeared to retire from the sport last year - but she's left the door open for a return.
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Former champion Gerwyn Price is among those in action at the PDC World Darts Championship later.
The 2021 winner plays Luke Woodhouse tonight at the
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Galopin Des Champs headlines the field for the John Durkan Memorial Chase at Punchestown this afternoon.
The Willie Mullins-trained six-year-old will be have Paul Townend up for the Grade One feature at ten-past-two.
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Racing will go ahead as planned at Naas tomorrow after an early-morning inspection.
The track was found to be fit for racing and the ground is yielding, yielding to soft in places, with the first race at 12.05pm.
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