West Ham dig deep to secure draw away to Gent
Danny Ings played in the Champions League and Europa League at Liverpool but this was his first competitive goal in European club competitionWest Ham remain well placed to make back-to-back European semi-finals despite seeing their 100% winning run in the Europa Conference League ended by Gent.The Hammers looked on course to make it 11 wins out of 11 in Europe this season when Danny Ings tapped home after the hosts were caught out by a quickly taken throw-in.David Moyes' side, Europa League semi-finalists last season, had to soak up waves of pressure in an intense quarter-final first leg in Belgium and Gent equalised after a clever touch and finish by Hugo Cuypers."I didn't think the performance was good but the result was not a bad result," West Ham boss Moyes said."I think you will find everyone has worked really hard to be here and they don't want to give up…
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Salford show spirit to overcome dogged Castleford
Brodie Croft's try was the difference along with a Marc Sneyd penalty goalSalford (6) 14Tries: Croft, Wright Goals: Sneyd 3Castleford (6) 6Tries: Eden Goals: WiddopSalford Red Devils had to graft to overcome a dogged Castleford Tigers in an intense, low-scoring Super League match on home turf.Only a late Brodie Croft try ensured the hosts were all square at the end of a first half that the Tigers dominated and led through Greg Eden's score.Both sides had a try chalked off before Shane Wright steamed through to put Salford in front for the first time.Marc Sneyd's late penalty goal gave Salford an unassailable two-score lead.Paul Rowley's side have built a well-earned reputation for a dynamic style of play but this success lacked that finesse and flamboyance as they had to draw on character and grind to make it back-to-back wins, moving them to fifth in the table.Credit must go to Andy…
Man Utd-Sevilla evenly poised after two late goals
Harry Maguire's late own goal came after he replaced Raphael Varane at half-timeManchester United conceded two own goals and lost Lisandro Martinez to a serious-looking injury in the final six minutes against Sevilla to put their Europa League hopes in jeopardy.United looked to be coasting to a quarter-final first-leg victory at Old Trafford thanks to Marcel Sabitzer's first-half double.However, after Antony had hit the crossbar, Sevilla came back into the contest and profited from a terrible ending to the game for Erik ten Hag's men.First Tyrell Malacia diverted the ball past David de Gea after former Manchester City man Jesus Navas had pulled a low cross back from the goalline.Then, two minutes into injury time, Youssef En-Nesyri's off-target header struck Harry Maguire to leave De Gea helpless as it flew into the net.The scoreline is bad enough as it leaves United facing a battle to secure the semi-final spot they…
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Martinez injury does not look great
Lisandro Martinez was helped off the pitch by Sevilla's Gonzalo Montiel and Marcos Acuna who are his Argentina team-matesManchester United boss Erik ten Hag says Lisandro Martinez's injury during the Europa League quarter-final with Sevilla "does not look that great".United, who had used all five substitutes, were reduced to 10 men when defender Martinez was helped off with the home side leading 2-1.United conceded a 92nd-minute equaliser and are likely to be without Martinez for the return leg next Thursday.Ten Hag said afterwards that it was not an Achilles injury."There was no opponent involved," said Ten Hag. "We'll have to wait and see."Martinez, who joined United from Ajax last July in a deal worth up to £57m, looked visibly upset when he went off in the 86th minute.The World Cup winner with Argentina was helped off the pitch at Old Trafford by Sevilla's Gonzalo Montiel and Marcos Acuna, who also…
We were born on the day the peace deal was signed
Erin McArdle and Kerrie Hope Patterson were both born on 10 April 1998 - the same day the Good Friday Agreement was signed in Belfast. As part of a BBC News documentary they meet in Northern Ireland's newest cinema, located inside a Belfast shopping centre which was bombed five times during its construction and four times after it opened in 1990. They reflect on the violence during the Troubles, which they have never known. You can read more about the peace deal here and watch the full documentary Troubles and Peace on BBC iPlayer. Source
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