Monday 17 January 2022
Jurgen Klopp was full of praise for Divock Origi after the Belgian scored another important goal for Liverpool.
Elsewhere Burnley beat winless Sheffield United, while Southampton and West Ham finished scoreless.
The 2014 Hurler of the Year inspired the Cats to a late Leinster final comeback win.
Galway lost the game despite leading by five points after 55 minutes.
It was another frustrating night for Neil Lennon as his team laboured to victory in Latvia.
The Nigeria international secured all three points for the Foxes with a last gasp goal initially ruled out for offside – his first goal in over a year
Paris Saint-Germain bounced back from their shock loss to Dijon with a 2-1 defeat of Brest.
It was the Tribesmen’s first competitive game since the All-Ireland final defeat to Limerick.
Callum Wilson’s early opener was cancelled out by Anthony Martial and Marcus Rashford.
Liverpool lost a 2-0 lead only for super sub Roberto Firmino to send Anfield wild with a wonderfully-crafted goal in added time.
Anthony Pilkington scored in injury-time as the Bluebirds snatched a draw, while Sunderland look doomed after another loss.
Jose Mourinho’s side scored two goals without reply to move six points clear of Chelsea in the Premier League.
Striker Steven Davis hit a memorable equaliser in the final seconds to force a fifth-round replay with Spurs at Wembley.
No player in the league has come off the bench more than the 36-year-old.
Donie Smith must be content with a place on the bench again.
The Irish international came off the bench and subsequently made a big impact.
But two Ireland internationals do start for the Lilywhites.
A flurry of late goals saw Michael O’Neill’s side add gloss to what ultimately transpired to be a routine home win over 10-man San Marino.
Niall Grimley was the hero as Tyrone dropped their first point of the campaign.
Mark Boland was UCD’s supersub at the Mardyke.
Uruguayan makes immediate impact to see French side take slim advantage to England.
Messi celebrated his son’s birth the way he celebrates most things: with a goal.
The Colombian can only play ’20 minutes’ according to his boss.
When Pele was injured during the 1962 World Cup, his replacement stepped up to the plate and delivered.
Glasgow coach Gregor Townsend, meanwhile, insists Stuart Hogg will be at the Scottish club next season.
Andrews is from a strong Fianna Fáil family but will join Dublin City Council for his new party.
The New Zealand-born prop was a surprise inclusion in Joe Schmidt’s extended Six Nations squad.
There were four games down for decision in Groups C and D of the competition tonight.
The Irishman made a telling impact after he came off the bench in the second half.
WATCH: Second baseman Wilson Valdez pitches a hitless 19th inning to give Philadelphia a win after six hours and eleven minutes.
