Liam Prenderville

1 week ago | liverpool.com | Liam Prenderville

Liverpool has confirmed Trent Alexander-Arnold's move to Real Madrid has been completed in a deal worth up to £10 million ($13.5m). The player's transfer will be confirmed on Sunday when the Summer market opens, with Real essentially buying out the final month of Alexander-Arnold's Liverpool contract. Liverpool.com understands a one-off payment of €10M ($11.3M/£8.4M) has been made from Real, meaning the right-back will be available to play for Real in Club World Cup which begins next month.

1 week ago | liverpool.com | Liam Prenderville

Alexis Mac Allister is missing from the Liverpool squad for today's game against Crystal Palace through injury. The Argentine midfielder sat out the defeat to Brighton on Monday after struggling recently with injury and is again absent for the final day encounter at Anfield, when Liverpool's players will finally get their hands on the Premier League title.

3 weeks ago | irishstar.com | Liam Prenderville

The Pittsburgh Steelers will take on the Minnesota Vikings on September 28 as the very first regular season NFL game to take place in Dublin Croke Park will welcome the Pittsburgh Steelers and Minnesota Vikings later this year for the first ever regular season NFL game in Dublin. The NFL is playing seven international games in 2025 and will head to Ireland for the very first time, with games also played in Germany, Spain and Brazil. England will also stage three matches.

1 month ago | irishstar.com | Liam Prenderville

LSU's women's basketball program, led by Coach Kim Mulkey, has witnessed the departure of a second player to a fellow SEC team, with Jersey Wolfenbarger exiting shortly after Aalyah Del Rosario. Del Rosario dived into the transfer portal once the 2024/25 season wrapped up, leaving the Tigers on the back of their Elite Eight loss to UCLA, where she had averaged two points, two rebounds, and 0.1 assists per game. The center headed straight from the portal to murals of Vanderbilt.

1 month ago | irishstar.com | Liam Prenderville

Veteran ESPN commentator Mike Patrick has passed away at the age of 80, it was announced on Tuesday. According to ESPN, Patrick's doctor confirmed that he died of natural causes in Fairfax, Virginia. Patrick had been off the air since 2017, with his final broadcast being the AutoZone Liberty Bowl on December 30, 2017. Before his retirement, Patrick was the voice of ESPN's 'Sunday Night Football' coverage from 1987 to 2005.