The Latest Breaking News from Group B

Ireland edged the clash of the thoroughbreds on Saturday night at the Stade de France. The world's top ranked team gritted their way past their nearest rivals South Africa 13-8 to take control of Group B at the 2023 rugby union World Cup.

Ireland and defending champions South Africa clash on Saturday night at the Stade de France for an eagerly awaited contest likely to determine who tops Group B at the rugby World Cup.

Bayern Munich start Champions League with 4-3 win over Man Utd; Arsenal thrash PSV 4-0 in Group B. Bayern's Sane & Gnabry score in first half; Kane penalty restores two-goal cushion. Arsenal's Saka, Trossard, Jesus & Odegaard on target; Casemiro & Tel score late for Bayern.

Arsenal routed PSV Eindhoven 4-0 in their Group B opener as Bukayo Saka, Leandro Trossard, Gabriel Jesus and Martin Ødegaard scored the goals

Britain were paired with Djokovic’s Serbia in the final eight of the competition

Larson’s average speed of 126.353 mph led the way with Chris Buescher (125.724 mph) and Bubba Wallace (125.141 mph).

Stephen Kenny’s side have three points after five matches with three matches remaining in Group B.

The top speeds from Saturday practice came from the first 20-minute session with Reddick’s average lap speed of 178.807 mph leading the way.

Ireland, the world's top ranked team, begins its quest for a first World Cup triumph against the presumed Group B makeweights Romania during the first full day of action at the 2023 rugby union World Cup.

Autosport’s top 10 was determined by a panel including Toyota WRC team principal Jari-Matti Latvala, M-Sport Ford managing director Malcolm Wilson and Hyundai Motorsport’s WRC programme manager Christian Loriaux. Autosport also produced its own list.

Republic of Ireland’s and Northern Ireland’s qualifying ambitions took another hit with defeats in France and Slovenia, respectively