Sunday Morning Sports Update

Keeping you up to date on GAA, Soccer, Rugby and Racing.

GAA

In Kildare club football, Milltown have been crowned Intermediate Football Champions for the first time in 54 years.

They beat Suncroft by 2-10 to 1-12 in yesterday evening's National Electrical Wholesalers Intermediate Football Final replay at Cedral St Conleth's Park.

Milltown trailed by a point at half-time, but second-half goals from Colin O'Shea and Paddy Donoghue helped turn the game in their favour.

Suncroft had a late chance to win it, but Fionn Dowling's two-point free went wide.

The result secures Milltown's first Intermediate title since 1972.

Meanwhile, the Kildare Senior Hurling Championship title is on the line this afternoon.

Holders Naas play Maynooth in the UPMC Senior Hurling Final at Cedral St Conleth's Park from 3 o'clock.

Naas are aiming for their eighth consecutive county title, while Maynooth are seeking their first since 1939.

Kfm will have full live commentary with Seamus Dillon, with team news and build-up from 2.45.

And earlier this afternoon, Clane play Naas in the Future Ticketing Minor Hurling A Final, also at Cedral St Conleth's Park.

Kfm will have live updates on all of today’s games on More Music Sportsbeat with Diarmuid Byrne Kfm’s Club Championship updates with FJS Naas: Construction, Agri and Groudcare equipment. FJS.ie.

Soccer

In the Premier League, Manchester City’s perfect start to the season came to an end yesterday.

Aston Villa beat Ciy 2-1 at Villa Park, while Arsenal won 2-nil at home to Everton.

Fulham picked up a 1-nil victory away to Coventry City and Tottenham beat Chelsea 2-nil at Stamford Bridge.

There are five more Premier League games today.

At 2 o’clock, Liverpool are home to Brighton, Manchester United play Bournemouth, Crystal Palace are home to Newcastle, and Hull City play Brentford.

Then at half-past four, Sunderland play Leeds United at the Stadium of Light.

Follow all the latest Premier League action with KFM’s Premier League Updates, in association with Conlan Oils, Athy – shop at ConlanOils.com.

Rugby

In rugby, Leinster head coach Leo Cullen says he wants his team to push on their performances.

A strong second-half display saw the URC champions register a bonus-point 24-18 win over Munster at the Aviva last night.

In the WXV Global Series, Ireland powered to a 40-points to 27 win at South Africa.

In the Energia AIL Division 1B, Instonians staged a comeback to defeat Naas 32-27. Trailing 20-15 at half-time, the hosts fought back through Oli Clark's second try and Jack Parkinson before Bevan Prinsloo crossed in stoppage time. Naas scored four tries through Tadhg Brophy, Paddy Taylor, Ryan Casey and Muiris Cleary.

Highfield overcame MU Barnhall 17-15, with replacement Conor Galvin scoring twice.

In Kildare rugby, North Midlands Hosie Cup Semi Final: Athy 48 – 8 Clondalkin

North Midlands Lalor Cup Semi Final: Cill Dara 14 – 42 Clane

Racing

And racing today is in Galway and Wexford from 12.30.

A reminder that More Music Sportsbeat Begins at 2pm, with Diarmuid Byrne, in association with FJS Plant, Naas: Your local Kubota dealer.

For quality construction, agricultural and groudcare machinery.