Monday Morning Sports Update: Kerry Win Allianz Football League Division One Title.

Wins also for Kildare minor footballers, U20 hurlers and minor camogie team.

GAA

Kerry secured a third Allianz Football League Division One title in a row yesterday.

Jack O'Connor's side beat Mayo by 3-19 to 13 points at Croke Park.

In the Division Two decider, Diarmuid Murtagh's late goal helped Roscommon to victory.

They edged out Connacht neighbours Galway by 1-20 to 22 points.

=

The Kildare minor footballers beat Longford in the Electric Ireland Leinster MFC on Saturday afternoon.

The full time score was Kildare 2-12 Longford 1-8.

Also in action on Saturday were the U20 hurlers.

They defeated Meath in Pairc Tailteann Navan 1-18 to 1-12.

Elsewhere yesterday afternoon, the minor camogie side were victorious over Carlow in the Leinster quarter final on a scoreline of 1-15 to 1-7.

SOCCER

Tottenham are up to fourth in the Premier League after coming back from a goal down to beat Newcastle 5-1 yesterday.

Republic of Ireland defender Matt Doherty was on target for Antonio Conte's side, as they moved above Arsenal on goal difference.

Elsewhere yesterday, West Ham kept themselves in the race for Champions League football.

David Moyes' side are three points off fourth after a 2-1 win over Everton.

=

Arsenal can move back into the Premier League's top four tonight.

Mikel Arteta's side will overtake north London rivals Tottenham if they avoid defeat against Crystal Palace.

Kick off at Selhurst Park is at 8pm.

=

Celtic have a six point lead at the top of the Scottish Premiership thanks to a 2-1 win at Rangers in the Old Firm derby yesterday.

But the match at Ibrox was overshadowed by a Celtic staff member needing stitches after being hit by a glass bottle thrown from the stands.

A police investigation into the incident is said to be underway.

=

SSE Airtricity League Premier Division leaders Derry City can extend their advantage at the top of the table tonight.

They'll move six points clear with a win away to UCD.

Elsewhere, Finn Harps host Drogheda United in Ballybofey.

=

Former Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal has revealed he's receiving treatment for prostate cancer.

The Dutchman - who's currently in charge of the Netherlands national team - made the announcement yesterday.

The 70-year-old admits he didn't tell his players about his diagnosis during the recent international break because he thought it might affect their performances.

GOLF

Five back-nine bogeys saw Stephanie Meadow slip down the leaderboard on the final day of the Chevron Championship in California.

Meadow closed with a one-over 73 to finish in a tie for 35th on three-under-par overall.

Leona Maguire was one shot further back, with Jennifer Kupcho winning the title on 14-under to collect the first Major of the year.

=

JJ Spaun enjoyed a two-shot victory at the PGA Tour's Valero Texas Open last night.

The American shot a final round of three-under-par 69 to end on 13-under - two shots better than Matt Jones and Matt Kuchar.

Rory McIlroy and Graeme McDowell both missed the cut.

SNOOKER

Neil Robertson staged a superb comeback to land the Tour Championship title in Wales last night.

The Australian came from nine frames to four down to beat John Higgins 10-9.