‌White’s injury-time challenge on Federico Vinas then capped a bad night as he conceded a penalty which Federico Valverde converted to snatch an equaliser. And the England fans have clearly not forgiven or forgotten White walking out and then making himself unavailable. ‌It was a bad night for Phil Foden who was scythed down by an X-rated tackle from Uruguay defender Ronald Araujo despite it being a friendly. A live Wembley audition with a ticket on the plane to the World Cup up for grabs. Article continues belowAnd just to cap a thoroughly unsatisfactory night, White was roundly booed when he came on for Fikayo Tomori which left everyone wondering: was it really worth it?

Well, there are airports around the world with a solution - sleeping pods. And a seasoned traveller tested out the iGA Sleepods at Istanbul Airport, describing them as 'airport coffins'. The Lounge Guru, who shares videos on his Instagram account @lounge.guru to his 480,000 followers, gave the pods a whirl, in a video captioned: 'The iGA Sleep Pods at Istanbul Airport (IST) are one of the best budget-friendly airport sleep solutions if you’re stuck on a long layover or overnight transit. The pods, according to Istanbul Airport's website, cost between €14 (£12) and €26 (£22.50) per hour depending on timings. The pods are cleaned between each user, providing hygiene reassuranceAnd the Lounge Guru was impressed, saying that during his experience he managed to restOthers, however, were less convinced.

A memorable evening of music , song, and Irish tradition will take place at the Coleman Music Centre on Saturday, March 28th. Singer James Kilbane will join forces with two Irish musicians and singers, Mary Wallace and John Flatley, for a special concert celebrating the richness of Ireland’s musical heritage. Together they will create an atmosphere that reflects the true spirit of an Irish music session — relaxed, authentic, and full of character. Audiences can look forward to an evening where story, song and tradition meet, in the intimate surroundings of the Coleman Music Centre — a place that continues to honour the legacy of Sligo’s great musical heritage. For lovers of Irish music and song, this promises to be a special night celebrating the living tradition of Ireland’s music in one of its most fitting homes.

Central Falls Democratic state representative Joshua Giraldo has introduced proposed legislation supported by the Rhode Island Hospitality Association, which will go in front of the General Assembly. Giraldo explained: "At its core, this is about recognising the once-in-a-generation moment for the largest sporting event in the world and to make sure Rhode Island is ready to meet it. Rhode Island Hospitality Association spokesman Ryan Moot said: "Staying open 24 hours represents a meaningful economic opportunity for an industry facing significant cost pressures. The bill was proposed this week with no opposition to it, although the Rhode Island League of Cities and Towns asked for amendments "clarifying the role of local licensing boards." But it's expected to be passed and Scotland fans' World Cup party looks like it could last all day and all night for their stay in the New England region.

Gardaí and airport police had to intervene in an incident on board a flight bound for AmsterdamA Ryanair flight from Dublin to Amsterdam was delayed on Friday evening and at least one man removed from the plane as a result of an incident on board. Ground grew who had boarded the flight were able to restrain him and gardaí and airport police were quickly on the scene. The man at the centre of the disturbance, and the group he was travelling with, were escorted off the plane. The crew member involved in the altercation was visibly upset and left the plane which then had to be refuelled. A new crew was brought on board, with the flight departing for the Dutch capital at 8:50pm.

GAA preview: League finals take centre stage at Croke ParkIt is a repeat of the 2025 All-Ireland final as Kerry take on Donegal in the Division One football final in the Allianz National Football League. Two sides that have racked up huge scores in games this season, expect a high-scoring game in Croke Park. Allianz National Football League Division Four FinalLongford v Carlow, Croke Park, TG4, 5:00 pm. Allianz National Football League Division One FinalDonegal v Kerry, Croke Park, TG4, 4:00 pm. Ladies National Football League Division Four semi-finalsCarlow v Offaly, McCann Park, Portarlington, Laois, 2 pmLeitrim v Sligo, Orchard Park, Elphin, Roscommon, 2 pm

No, those lucky people had access to a book written by Samuel Richardson. He clearly believed his letter-writing abilities were second to none but he wasn’t great at coming up with pithy book titles. There is a letter written by a woman’s admirer who greatly resents her fondness for a monkey. “For you look nothing like a model girl in it nor an agreeable boy.” He helpfully advises her men are not charmed by masculine-looking women. James Joyce was a great man for writing letters but I doubt he ever needed to consult this letter-writing manual.

No one can intuit the plans of US president Donald Trump. One moment, he was threatening “an amount of strength and power that Iran has never seen or witnessed before”. Then, less than two days later, he declared the US and Iran had been having “very good and productive conversations”. Tellingly, the question of who should run Iran does not feature on the Trump agenda. There is no Plan B and Iran did not, as Trump expected, simply throw in the towel.

A videograb of the handball by Thierry Henry which directly led to France's equalising goal in the 2010 World Cup qualifying play-off second legIreland’s play-off history features more pain than pleasure, with our record making for grim reading – played 11, won 3, lost 8. Here’s how the previous 10 play-offs played out. Stephen Kenny’s third game in charge of Ireland was a crunch play-off, secured a year previously under Mick McCarthy as a result of their Nations League results. Played behind closed doors and delayed by seven months due to Covid, Ireland had several big chances to win it in normal time but missed spot-kicks by Alan Browne and Matt Doherty proved critical in Bratislava.

Gardaí and emergency services are at the scene of a crash in Co Clare with the road currently closed off to motorists. Emergency services have attended the scene of a road traffic collision that occurred on the R352 in Tulla on Friday afternoon, March 27. The road has been closed off since around 1.30pm and motorists are asked to take alternative routes if possible. More to follow.

Keely Hodgkinson has doubled down on her calls to allow the London Stadium to host the World Athletics Championship - after current incumbent West Ham threatened to block the event due to clashing home fixtures. A deadline of April 3 has been set for initial submissions to World Athletics. A West Ham statement to Daily Mail Sport last month read: 'West Ham United remain in a constructive dialogue with London Stadium regarding the potential dates for the proposed bid and await further information. 'Any decisions remain subject to the club's overriding priority clause, a contractual right ensuring West Ham United games take priority during the football season.' The perceived vagaries of that contract have long been disputed between West Ham and operators of the stadium during a fraught relationship.

Sir David Beckham has said that his children asked him if they would get 'any extra privileges' when he was awarded a knighthood. Speaking on talkSPORT Drive with Andy Goldstein and Darren Bent on Friday, David said his children asked if they would get 'any more privileges' when he became a Sir. 'My kids turn around to me and said, "Dad, do we get any privileges like, any more?" It's Cruz Beckham and the Breakers. Earlier this week, an emotional Cruz struggled to hold back tears while performing a song widely thought to be about his brother Brooklyn' family estrangement.

Former Man United boss Ruben Amorim was spotted playing padel with his former colleague Hugo Viana in Portugal as he continues to enjoy some time away from the game. Amorim, 41, has maintained a low profile since he was sacked by United in January - after which he received a reported £12million pay-off. 'Thank you very much for your visit Ruben Amorim and Hugo Viana, it was a pleasure to have you at Padel Expo.' Viana, who was the director of football that took Amorim to Sporting Lisbon, became Man City's sporting director last April. This caught Sky Sports' commentators by surprise as one said: 'Oh, it's Ruben Amorim.'

Bulls v MunsterLoftus Versfeld (12pm, Irish time, live on TG4, Premier Sports)Munster must make this game about attitude not altitude. The focus must be on the solutions rather than the problems. Replacements: M van Staden, J-H Wessels, K Mchunu, C Wiese, C Hanekom, Z Burger, C Jooste, David Kriel. Munster: B O’Connor: C Nash, D Kelly, A Nankivell, S O’Brien: J Crowley, C Casey (capt); M Milne, D Barron, M Ala’alatoa; J Kleyn, F Wycherley; T Ahern, A Kendellen, B Gleeson. Replacements: N Scannell, J Loughman, J Ryan, E Edogbo, G Coombes, P Patterson, JJ Hanrahan, J Hodnett.

Jürgen Klopp has described Mohamed Salah’s Liverpool career as “a beautiful movie with a happy end” and claimed the forward’s phenomenal output will be impossible to replace. Klopp was in charge when Liverpool signed Salah for an initial £34 million from Roma in June 2017 and, despite the occasional row, remains close to the 33-year-old. “This specific kind of player is irreplaceable,” said the 58-year-old, now head of global football at Red Bull. The Mo movie is a beautiful movie and to make it interesting you have to have a few edges in. It’s a beautiful movie with a happy end.” – Guardian