St Mirren have announced that tickets are now on sale for their Scottish Gas Scottish Cup semi-final match against Celtic. Season ticket holders can purchase up to four tickets each. St Mirren received an allocation of up to 12,000 tickets from the Scottish FA.
The Tampa Bay Rays faced the St. Louis Cardinals. In other sports news, Manchester United manager Marc Skinner wants his team to make Bayern Munich feel “more uncomfortable”.
With the NHL regular season winding down, teams are battling for playoff berths and positioning in the draft lottery. Some teams are vying for a division title, while others are looking to finish the season with momentum. The trade deadline is behind us and there are only 26 days until the end of the 2025-26 NHL regular season.
Wales are set to face Bosnia-Herzegovina in a World Cup play-off semi-final. The match will take place on Thursday, 26 March at the Cardiff City Stadium. This marks the first meeting between the two nations since 2015.
Romania’s manager, Mircea Lucescu, was warmly received in Turkey before the Turkey-Romania match. A Turkish journalist kissed Lucescu’s hand at the press conference. Lucescu previously managed Turkish sides Galatasaray and Besiktas, as well as the Turkish national team.
Victor Hedman is away from the Tampa Bay Lightning on a temporary leave absence for personal reasons. The team announced the news on Wednesday. The 35-year-old defenseman and captain has missed Tampa Bay’s past three games.
The Republic of Ireland are set to visit the Czech Republic in a World Cup playoff semi-final. Séamus Coleman believes the Republic of Ireland have “a duty” to lift the country by qualifying for a World Cup finals. A home playoff final against Denmark or North Macedonia awaits the winner of the semi-final.
Brazil are set to face France in a friendly match in Boston, as both teams prepare for the upcoming World Cup. The match is scheduled for Thursday and will be broadcast on ITV4 and streamed on ITVX in the UK. Both sides have key players missing through injury.
The WNBA has a new collective bargaining agreement which the players and board of governors have unanimously approved. The new agreement will bring historical gains in player salaries for 2026 and beyond. The salary cap will be $7 million per team in 2026, a significant increase from $1.5 million in 2025.
Wales are getting used to high-stakes matches as they aim to qualify for another major tournament. They host Bosnia-Herzegovina in a World Cup play-off semi-final. Head coach Craig Bellamy says the players are used to this.
