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The Toffees brought on Paul Stratton towards the end of the ‘match for peace’ against Dynamo Kiev.
The defending champion did not want to see the young American leave the court sad.
Axel’s father Brendan Foley told the story on RTÉ’s Claire Byrne Live.
He celebrates his testimonial with City this season and has launched a charity push to address homelessness.
France booked their place in the final last night, and the Manchester United midfielder took the opportunity to pay tribute to the 12 boys.
Spanish U21 international Yeray is currently undergoing chemotherapy.
Many of the visiting supporters were planning to head back to France straight after the game last night.
FC United are carrying out a thoughtful gesture at Broadhurst Park.
Joshua McCormack was diagnosed with the tumour last year.
Jennifer Malone’s act of kindness at the final whistle made quite an impression on GAA fans across the country.
The France forward scored twice to send the Boys in Green out of Euro 2016.
Kalidou Koulibaly was the victim of monkey chants at Lazio last week.
Jack Butland’s contribution has helped the British team reach their fundraising target.
Supporters to unveil banner at Old Trafford tonight wishing the left-back a speedy recovery from double leg break.
Relax, everyone. It’s not Mother’s Day in Ireland.
Mark Farren needs to travel to Germany for an operation.
Otto Fischer, who lives in Kopeisk — over 1,500 kilometres from the Russian capital — had more than €11,000 taken.
Jack Wilshere had some nice words for Jamie Wall.
Guy Moussi is clearly one of the good guys.
Maybe Terry isn’t such a bad guy after all.
Reds manager Brendan Rodgers has got nothing but good things to say about their recent acquisition.
The Ghanaian midfielder took some time out to visit a disadvantaged area in the city of Maceio.
Who says he’s not a good guy…
Signing a ball just doesn’t cut it these days.