Monday Morning Sports Update

Keeping you up to date on GAA and soccer.

GAA

Kildare women footballers have been relegated from the Lidl National League, Division 1: 

Having led for most of yesterday's game vs Kerry, played in Hawkfield, and having saved a penalty, they lost by one point.

The Final Score was Kildare 2-9  Kerry 2-10.

All Ireland Champions Dublin beat Cork by 2-8 to 1-6 and are relegated to Division 2 after Meaths win.

Donegal are men's Division 1 champions after beating Kerry 3-20 to 2-10.

Meath are Division 2 champions after coming from behind to beat Cork by two points: 1-22 to 2-17.

The Hanlon Concrete Senior Football League Round 3 was played on Saturday

Following Round 3, Celbridge lead Division 1 on 6 points, from Miltown and Johsntownbridge on 4 points.

Division 2 leaders on score difference is Carbury on 4 points from Ellistown, Round Towers, Rathangan,Caragh,and Allenwood all on 4 points.

Division 3 leaders are Kilcock on 6 points from Ballyteague 5 points and Kill 4 points.

Division 4 leaders are Ballymore Eustace on 4 points ahead of Monasterevin and Castlemitchell on 3 points each.

We'll have the full results and league tables in our lunchtime Sport and in this evening's Kildare Scoreboard from 6.25pm.

Two underage Kildare hurling teams were in Leinster action at the weekend.

On Saturday, the minor hurlers beat Wicklow by 1-17 to 1-10.

Yesterday, the Kildare U20 hurlers beat Westmeath 3-14 to 1-14 in Hawkfield.

SOCCER

Igor Tudor has left his role as Tottenham boss by mutual agreement.

The Croatian took over from Thomas Frank 44 days ago.

Tudor took just one point from his five league matches to leave Tottenham one above the bottom three.

In the FAI Junior Cup Round 2, wins for KDFL clubs:

BBC United 0-3 Arlington
Kildare Town 4-2 St Peters Athlone
Mullingar Celtic 3-5 Straffan
Old Fort Celtic 0-1 Suncroft
Mavida 2-2 Mountmellick United (Mavida win 4-3 on penalties)

In the Bank of Ireland Provincial Towns Cup Quarter finals:

Newbridge  29 - 36 Longford
Naas  19 - 7 Dundalk
Cup holders Athy 36 - 30 Wexford Wanderers
Tullow 12 - 6 Co. Carlow

A Reminder that this morning's Kildare Today will review the weekend Kildare GAA action, while this evening's Kildare Scoreboard from 6.25 will review all the weekend Kildare Sport.