It was only weeks ago Fremantle coach Justin Longmuir said theres others ahead of Luke Ryan as the two-time All Australian missed Round 1 selection.

The England and Chelsea legend, 45, pitched up for their League Two clash against Accrington Stanley at the JobServe Community Stadium in Essex.

University of Cincinnati tight end Joe Royer visited the Texans on Tuesday, according to a league source.Royer has also participated in the Cincinnati Bengals local prospect day.Royer, an Ohio State transfer who chose the Buckeyes over the scholarship offers from Michigan, Penn State, LSU, Arizona State and Wisconsin, broke Kansas City Chiefs star tight end Travis Kelces single-school record with 50 catches for 521 yards and three touchdowns.He was an All-Big 12 selection. He caught 29 passes for 416 yards and three touchdowns last season.Royer is a 6-foot-5, 247-pound tight end known for his pass-catching skills and stretch as a blocker with good toughness and contact balance and ability to run after the catch.He caught 83 career passes for 961 yards and seven touchdowns.Aaron Wilson is a Texans and NFL reporter for KPRC 2 and click2houston.com

Sergio Garcia issued an apology on Tuesday for his explosive behaviour during the Masters final round at Augusta National two days earlier.The 2017 champion lost his temper on the par-five second hole after his tee shot landed in a fairway bunker.He struck the turf twice with his driver before smashing it against a nearby cooler, which broke the club's head clean off.Garcia wrote on social media: "I want to apologise for my actions on Sunday at the Masters tournament."TRENDINGStoriesVideosYour SayHe added: "I respect and value everything that the Masters and Augusta National Golf Club is to golf. "I regret the way I acted and it has no place in our game."The incident prompted Geoff Yang, chairman of the Masters competitions committee, to approach Garcia at the fourth tee and deliver a formal code-of-conduct warning - the first such sanction in the tournament's history.Under the rules, because Garcia had damaged his equipment in anger rather than through normal play, he was prohibited from replacing the driver for the remainder of his round.The 46-year-old Spaniard was forced to complete the final 16 holes without his longest club.He finished the round three-over-par 75 to finish the tournament at eight over, placing him 52nd among the 54 players who survived the cut.Despite receiving the unprecedented warning from tournament officials, Garcia showed little remorse immediately after completing his round on Sunday."Obviously not super proud of it, but sometimes it happens," the Spaniard said, offering minimal contrition for his conduct.LATEST SPORT NEWSFurious calls for Masters winner to have lifetime exemption scrapped after 'disgraceful behaviour'Tiger Woods 'embarrassed and ashamed' after latest arrest as Masters absence explainedRory McIlroy indicates retirement timeline after winning Masters for second timeWhen pressed about his struggles at Augusta, Garcia was equally terse. Asked what had gone wrong, he replied simply: "Bad golf." Questioned further about what specifically caused his poor performance, he responded: "Bad shots."The former champion has endured a difficult spell at the venue where he claimed his sole major title, missing six cuts in eight appearances since his 2017 victory.Television viewers offered the harshest judgement on Garcia's behaviour, with numerous fans demanding he be barred from returning to Augusta next year.Sunday's eruption was merely the latest entry in a lengthy catalogue of on-course incidents.At last year's Open Championship at Royal Portrush, Garcia similarly destroyed his driver in frustration during the final round's second hole, completing the remaining 16 holes without it.In 2019, he was disqualified from the Saudi International for deliberately damaging greens following a bunker-related outburst.Earlier incidents include nearly striking an official with a shoe he kicked off in anger at the 2001 World Match Play.Our Standards: The GB News Editorial Charter

Liverpool boss Arne Slot says Hugo Ekitike's injury 'looks really bad' after the France striker was taken off on a stretcher during Tuesday's Champions League loss to Paris St-Germain.

Der FC Bayern vermeidet Kampfansagen vor dem Viertelfinal-Rckspiel in der Champions League gegen Real Madrid. Der Respekt ist gro, auch wenn die Ausgangslage gut ist. Allerdings gibt es auch Argumente fr ein Weiterkommen von Real.[mehr]

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Sorti sur civire lors de Liverpool-PSG mardi soir en Ligue des champions en se tenant le tendon d'Achille du pied droit, Hugo Ekitike pourrait bien souffrir d'une blessure "assez grave" selon son entraneur Arne Slot, qui n'a toutefois pas donn de prcisions en attendant un diagnostic complet.

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