Paul Fennessy is a Staff Writer at The42. He specializes in competitive sports, with a focus on topics such as the FIFA World Cup, European football, and professional sports business. Paul has been featured in Packaging Digest, Journal Media, The42, and Cigalah Group.
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By: Paul Fennessy
It's already been a season to remember for Chris Wood and Nottingham Forest. 12.02am, 15 Jan 2025 Paul Fennessy
The striker is back with Premier League outfit Leicester City amid reports of a permanent move elsewhere.
Elsewhere, Everton were beaten 1-0 by Aston Villa on David Moyes' return to Goodison Park as manager. 9.29pm, 15 Jan 2025
The midfielder is set to miss Ireland's upcoming Nations League campaign. 3.18pm, 18 Jan 2025
A Champions League collapse against PSG tonight continued what has been a dreadful season for the Etihad outfit.
The Red Devils have had a difficult season in the Premier League. 11.01pm, 23 Jan 2025 Paul Fennessy
Follow our liveblog of the Champions League group stage's climactic night. 7.37pm, 29 Jan 2025 Advertisement Free
After impressing with Longford Town last year, Jordan Adeyemo is moving into unfamiliar terrain.
The Etihad outfit’s last meeting with The Gunners had far-reaching consequences.
Aaron McNally tells The 42 why he has decided to step away from football three months on from winning the FAI Cup with Drogheda.
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