Sunday 20 September 2020
There were some impressive individual performances in the 28-10 win over Ulster.
Aidan Walsh and Michael Nevin progressed to the next round in London while Carly McNaul bowed out to a superb British talent.
The Glasgow outfit scored three times in the final 22 minutes to beat Hamilton 4-1.
The Serbian’s bid for an eighth title in Melbourne roars on.
Colin O’Brien’s side wrapped up a 3-1 win over Montenegro in Cork.
Rassie Erasmus’ Springboks ground their way into a World Cup final against England.
Japan aren’t finished in this World Cup yet after setting up a quarter-final with the Springboks.
The Westerners booked their All-Ireland semi-final spot last night.
Victory over Westmeath assures Galway of a place in the last eight with a group game to spare.
The world number one will face either Roger Federer or Rafael Nadal in Sunday’s decider.
Jill Scott, Ellen White and Lucy Bronze hit the Lionesses’ goals.
The Green Army face Korea in this afternoon’s FIH Series final at Banbridge.
The Terrors scored an emphatic win over Inverness Caledonian Thistle in the second leg of their semi-final.
They were five-point winners at Innovate Wexford Park.
Leo Cullen’s men will search for a record fifth title in Newcastle on 11 May.
The champions now trail Shamrock Rovers by 10 points after falling to defeat at Richmond Park.
Johann van Graan’s men edged a brilliant contest against Edinburgh at Murrayfield.
The Saints made good on their early season promise in an opening win against last season’s runners-up.
Sean Morrissey and Donal Burke hit the goals in a 13-point Fitzgibbon Cup victory on home soil.
The western province came back from the dead to snatch victory over Bordeaux this afternoon.
It’s all go at the Australian Open.
Na Piarsaigh will contest their fifth Limerick SHC final in six years after a hard-fought win over Kilmallock.
The reigning All-Ireland champions beat Castlebar Mitchels last night.
Chelsea kicked off their Europa League campaign with a 1-0 victory over PAOK on Thursday, Willian’s goal the difference in Group L.
Damien Devaney and Maxi Curran’s side are into the quarter-finals after seeing off Tipperary.
Well, he’s not coming home without bringing football….
Joe Canning scored 1-12 for the All-Ireland champions as they stormed past Kilkenny in the Leinster championship.
Limerick remain second from bottom after tonight’s defeat
Leo Cullen’s side were at their brilliant best at the Aviva Stadium to cruise through to next month’s Champions Cup final.
Stefon Diggs found the end zone in the most unlikely of circumstances.
Ilkay Gundogan and Raheem Sterling were also on the scoresheet for the home side, while Christian Eriksen hit a late consolation.
We have a tasty decider in a fortnight’s time.
Senior wins tonight on Leeside for Blackrock, Na Piarsaigh and Carbey Rangers.
James Forrest’s winner knocked Norwegian champions Rosenborg out of the competition.
The southern province will be representing Ireland in an intriguing final at the Aviva.
They’ll face Dublin in the decider.
A 2-0 win at Southampton puts the Gunners three points behind fourth-placed Manchester City with three games to play.
Eden Hazard continued his fine form with another goal as the champions-elect recorded a 3-1 win over Bournemouth.
The Munster director of rugby is delighted with the influence of Tyler Bleyendaal at out-half.
A Glen McAuley goal proved decisive for Colin O’Brien’s side.
