Mark Strange

3 weeks ago | anglican.ink | Mark Strange

April 21, 2025The Primus of the Scottish Episcopal Church, the Most Rev Mark Strange, offers a message of condolence upon the death of Pope Francis on Easter Monday. “Our thoughts and prayers are with all in the Roman Catholic Church today as they mourn the death of Pope Francis,” said the Primus. “His generosity and love for all of God’s Creation and his willingness to be open and approachable allowed him to get close to people, and to love and be loved by so many.

3 weeks ago | flashscore.com | Mark Strange

Federico Valverde’s stunning stoppage-time goal secured three crucial points in Real Madrid’s chase for the LaLiga title as they defeated Athletic Club 1-0 on home soil. Perhaps the two sides were still feeling the effects of their midweek exploits as the game was extremely slow to catch fire. Vinícius Júnior was causing some early trouble for Athletic right-back Andoni Gorosabel, but it took until the 27th minute for him to worry Unai Simon.

1 month ago | flashscore.com | Mark Strange

Bayern Munich came from a goal down to defeat Bavarian rivals Augsburg 3-1 at the WWK Arena in the first game of round 28 in the Bundesliga. This opened up a nine-point gap to second-placed Bayer Leverkusen ahead of their trip to Heidenheim on Saturday. The early stages of the game were low on goalmouth action, with Leroy Sané having the only real chances for the visitors, mistiming a volley from a corner that was easily held by Finn Dahmen.

1 month ago | flashscore.com | Mark Strange

Celta Vigo had a clear edge in possession and created the better scoring chances, but they had to settle for a 1-1 draw at Balaídos against a resilient Las Palmas side that lost their starting goalkeeper, Jasper Cillessen, due to an injury in the first half. Celta looked like the more dangerous team in the early stages, with Alfon Gonzalez playing a prominent role as the Celestes’ main creative threat in the final third.

1 month ago | irishnews.com | Mark Strange

Linfield have been crowned Irish Premiership champions for a record-extending 57th time as a point apiece for the sides in second and third brought the Gibson Cup back to Windsor Park for the sixth time in ten seasons with a staggering six games still to play. After a cagey opening ten minutes, the first chance of the game fell to the hosts and they didn’t waste it. Ciaran Coll’s long throw-in was nodded away by Sean Graham but only as far as his former teammate Joe Thomson.