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Joe Gomez may leave Liverpool this summer despite having one year remaining, as injuries and new arrivals could limit his playing time.
Football Association of Wales (FAW) bosses are "very confident" Craig Bellamy will remain head coach of the men's national team despite interest from Burnley. Bellamy is among the candidates for the managerial vacancy at Turf Moor after Scott Parker left by mutual consent following the Clarets' relegation from the Premier League. It is a club Bellamy knows well, as the 46-year-old served as an assistant coach to now Bayern Munich boss Vincent Kompany when his former Manchester City team-mate was in charge of Burnley.
Kerry and Cork meet in a 73rd provincial final - the most regular provincial final pairing in the country, these are familiar foes. Kerry have enjoyed much the better of things in Munster in recent years, winning 13 of the last 14 titles. And Cork haven't won a championship match at this venue since 1995 - can John Cleary's team turn the page today?
Eoin Kelly sat down to watch Limerick and Clare duke it out in Ennis last Sunday and he couldn't believe what he was seeing. It was like hurling from a world that he had little familiarity with compared to his own playing days.
Cardiff City have signed Nathan Trott permanently following the goalkeeper's promotion-winning season on loan from Copenhagen. The fee is officially undisclosed but believed to be 1.5m, as stipulated in the original loan agreement, and Trott has signed a three-year deal which will run until the summer of 2029. Trott joined the Bluebirds last summer and played 41 League One games as they secured an instant return to the Championship.
It was 30 years ago this weekend that Eric Cantona struck an audacious volley from the edge of the penalty area to win the 1996 FA Cup final. For his team, Manchester United, it meant triumph over their fiercest rivals Liverpool and an unprecedented second league and cup double. But for Cantona himself, it capped one of the most remarkable comeback stories in the history of the Premier League one that has now been turned into a feature film set to take Cannes by storm.