A round-up of tonight’s European top-flight action.

A round-up of tonight’s European top-flight action.

Mikel Arteta’s side escaped with a point despite trailing 3-1 with just two minutes of normal time left at the Emirates Stadium.

Mikel Arteta’s side escaped with a point despite trailing 3-1 with just two minutes of normal time left at the Emirates Stadium.

The Waterford man is only the third player in the competition’s 63-year history to ace consecutive holes.

The Waterford man is only the third player in the competition’s 63-year history to ace consecutive holes.

Stewards had to intervene and both clubs are sure to be in hot water with the English Football Association.

The world champions were earlier paraded out of Ezeiza airport ahead of a few hours’ rest.

Samuel Marques split the posts and sent the Portuguese into raptures.

Ruby Tui led the crowd in a rendition of Maori folk song ‘Tutira Mai,’ mirroring the scenes at Eden Park when the All Blacks won the men’s 2011 World Cup final.

Back-to-back big-priced wins for trainer Dermot McLoughlin.

Kilkerrin-Clonberne lifted the Dolores Tyrrell Memorial Cup and ended Mourneabbey’s bid for three-in-a-row.

‘Days don’t get much better than this: get married yesterday and get over the line today in a club All-Ireland,’ Oulart’s Stacey Kehoe beamed.

New York manager Ronny Deila upheld a promise to strip to his underwear to celebrate if his team won.

They bridged a 31-year gap for senior club championship glory.

Borna Barisic scored both spot-kicks as Steven Gerrard’s side edged the Europa League clash with Antwerp.

The Toffees reached the FA Cup quarter-finals for the first time since 2016.

Bilbao dramatically came from behind and won in extra time.

On a night where the Republic’s dream of reaching a first-ever major championships ended, the North’s lives on.

Club captain Nani had scored a spot-kick in normal time before missing from 12 yards out when last night’s game with New York City finished 1-1 after 120 minutes.

A late Aaron Pierre strike secured Shrewsbury a fourth-round tie with the runaway Premier League leaders, and sparked bedlam.

The BDO women’s No.4 beat Ted Evetts 3-2 and nearly took the roof off Alexandra Palace.

A dramatic finale may cost Marco Silva his job as Everton lost again.

Cameroon players went ‘on strike’ after England doubled their lead with the help of VAR.

They held 2011 winners and 2015 finalists Japan at the Parc des Princes, and recorded a huge result.

Patrick Bauer’s 94th-minute goal saw them past Sunderland and into the Championship.

The Grand National winner was greeted in Meath along with owner, trainer and jockey.

The Premier League side went into the Champions Leg second leg trailing PSG 2-0.

UCC will contest their first Fitzgibbon Cup final in six years after edging DCU in extra-time at WIT.

The 2018 World Cup finalists remain in the hunt for a finals place in the Nations League.

Dublin defeated Tyrone to win the All-Ireland title once again.

Is it really coming home?

A goalkeeping error lead to one of the strangest consolations in yesterday’s SSE Airtricity League First Division game.

Dammit we need more milk.

St Loman’s looked to have secured the title in the final stages of the game, but the Kildare outfit snatched an unlikely victory at the death.

From Caledonia to a hijacked interview, there were some scenes after the match.

As always, the local TV coverage is well worth a watch.

Brilliant.

How’d he keep a hold of that one?

A special night.