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Councillor Maurice Shortall is urging Ireland to bid for WWE's WrestleMania, highlighting the event's power to draw tens of thousands of visitors and boost tourism nationwide, including Kilkenny. He eyes Croke Park as the ideal venue with its massive capacity, backed by Aviva Stadium, and plans to pitch the idea to government officials soon. While fans dream of stars like Becky Lynch and Finn Bálor headlining, skeptics point to Ireland's infrastructure challenges and high costs, though Shortall notes successes like U2 concerts and rugby World Cups.

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Imagine Croke Park packed with 82,000 fans chanting for Roman Reigns under Dublin lights. Kilkenny councillor Maurice Shortall sees Ireland ready to make that dream real.

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At Crossroads Church in Loveland, Colorado, lead pastor Ryan Howell shared this view in a sermon alongside a sign language interpreter, wearing a T-shirt linking Jesus to modern issues like refugees and transgender coworkers. Critics, mainly conservative Christians, called the interpretation heretical, with one labeling it 'literally Satanism' and others mocking it as revisionist history. Biblically, Saul was rejected by God for disobedience and jealousy toward David, whom scripture describes as a man after God's heart despite his sins. The clip fueled online tensions between progressive and traditional views of the Bible.

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Pastor Ryan Howell stood in shorts and a trucker hat, preaching that King David twisted Bible stories for power while Saul deserved hero status.

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Tottenham are targeting Juventus' 25-year-old France international Khephren Thuram as one option in a broad search for central midfield reinforcements this summer. The versatile player, who joined Juventus for €20 million two years ago, impresses with his ball-carrying, duel-winning, and all-phase contributions, and his €38 million market value could yield Juventus a profit if they sell before 2029. Roberto De Zerbi's side considers a long list including Hayden Hackney and Manu Kone, with fans praising Thuram's completeness but questioning his passing fit for Spurs' style. Premier League clubs lead the interest, as Tottenham aim to bolster around James Maddison for a European push.

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At 6ft 4in, Khephren Thuram powers through pressure like a force of nature, drawing Tottenham's gaze amid their midfield rebuild.

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Federico Bernardeschi scored the decisive penalty in the 75th minute following a VAR check, securing a 1-0 victory for Bologna over Udinese in Serie A at Stadio Renato Dall'Ara. The win marked three straight victories for Bologna in all competitions. Bernardeschi was named Player of the Match for his goal.

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Trabzonspor are in advanced negotiations with Ukrainian midfielder Ruslan Malinovskyi, offering a three-year contract ahead of his free departure from Genoa. The club has also reached an agreement to sign 17-year-old Turkish winger Thierry Karadeniz from Koln U-19 at the end of the season.

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With Alisson off the table, Juventus made Martínez their top target, agreeing personal terms for a three-year deal at €5.5m per year plus bonuses, even as he cuts his €7m Villa salary. Aston Villa wants €15-20m for the 33-year-old star contracted until 2029, after his low initial €5m bid, while scouting backups like James Trafford. Coach Luciano Spalletti seeks his commanding presence to fix last season's defensive issues, with fans on both sides excited about his penalty-saving prowess and trophy pedigree.

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Juventus needed a top goalkeeper after Liverpool blocked Alisson's move, so they turned to Aston Villa's World Cup hero Emiliano 'Dibu' Martínez—talks are moving fast.

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Fulham came from behind to beat Burnley 3-1 at Craven Cottage, with Jiménez converting his record 14th straight Premier League penalty despite protests over his pauses and backward steps—moves allowed by IFAB Law 14. Burnley saw no grounds for complaint, per former referee Keith Hackett, as Fulham rose to eighth. In Serie A, Juventus drew 1-1 with Sassuolo after Locatelli's 87th-minute penalty was saved by keeper Arijanet Murić, sparking questions over coach Luciano Spalletti's choice to override Kenan Yıldız.

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Raúl Jiménez dropped to his knees in tears after burying a controversial stutter-step penalty, pointing skyward in memory of his late father. Across Europe, Juventus fumed as Manuel Locatelli's blast handed away a late point.

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