Milan midfielder credits Ibrahimovic, 16 years his senior, for inspiring club's young guns
Ismael Bennacer has become one of the key members of the team who are currently leading Serie A.
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Ismael Bennacer has become one of the key members of the team who are currently leading Serie A.
The Ireland centre has been absent over the past two weekends.
The South African will join the Blue Bulls next summer.
‘Michael is a big strong lad and he comes in for special treatment,’ said Declan Bonner.
Dan McFarland’s men are away to Cardiff Blues in the Pro14 this evening.
The central defender faces several months out due to a knee injury.
Connacht boss Andy Friend was pleased with how his side sorted out their discipline against Glasgow.
The Gabon international has scored 72 goals in 111 games across all competitions for the club.
The South African carried injury niggles into last weekend’s Pro14 final.
The Scottish club are aiming to reach their first-ever Pro14 final.
The South African was denied his shot at the World Cup but has bounced back once again with his province.
Wales just about did enough to beat Azerbaijan on Friday, with Gareth Bale scoring the winner in the 85th minute after a poor showing.
Ahead of this evening’s crunch Super 8s clash against Donegal, we caught up with Mayo star Aidan O’Shea.
Denmark’s kingpin is playing against Liverpool just six days before facing Ireland.
The 24-year-old kicked 13 points and notched a try during Saturday’s game.
After creating one goal and scoring another, Lionel Messi was replaced in the first half of Barcelona’s 4-2 victory.
The Real Madrid superstar has been included by Ryan Giggs, having missed Tuesday night’s Champions League game.
The focal point of Italy’s game will be in place this weekend.
The French striker’s third was pretty special as the Hoops made it 29 matches unbeaten with a 5-2 win.
The Mayo star also lamented his side’s sluggish start to this year’s league campaign.
The Ireland out-half will return to Racing Métro next week to prepare for a Top 14 clash with Clermont.
The midfielder says he’s taking up a new challenge to ensure he doesn’t end his career with regrets.
The 33-year-old forward replaces Niall O’Meara in attack ahead of the clash in Thurles.
Jacques Brunel has also changed his halfback pairing for the clash with Ireland.
‘You have to be incredibly resilient, incredibly talented, a phenomenal professional – that’s Brian O’Driscoll.’
Seven tours to New Zealand and not many wins to speak of but Brian O’Driscoll can sign off in style by conquering the All Blacks.