Sunday Morning Sports Update

Keeping you up to date on GAA, Soccer, Rugby, Golf, F1, and Racing.

GAA

In Kildare Club Football, the Joe Mallon Motors Senior Football Championship Final, sponsored by Hanlon’s Concrete Robertstown, takes place this afternoon.

Maynooth play Sarsfields at Cedral St Conleth’s Park, with throw-in at 3 o’clock.

Kfm will have full live commentary with Ger McNally and former Kildare footballer Paul Cribbin.

Milltown have made a remarkable start to their Leinster Intermediate Football Championship campaign.

The newly crowned Kildare champions thrashed Longford side Mostrim by 2-18 to just a single point yesterday.

And St Kevin’s are also through in Leinster, beating Kilkenny’s Muchalee by 4-20 to 2-10 in the Junior Football Championship.

Elsewhere, Clane won the Senior Football A Final on Friday night, defeating Eadestown by 3-22 to 3-19.

Kilcock have retained their senior status, following a 2-11 to 14-point win over Allenwood, who drop to intermediate next season.

In hurling, Leixlip have been awarded the Intermediate Championship title, after Naas conceded today’s scheduled final.

And earlier this afternoon, Naas play Raheens in the Manguard Plus Minor A Football Final, with throw-in at 12.45 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 suffered their second consecutive league defeat, losing 1-nil at home to Brighton.

Chelsea beat ten-man Manchester United 2-nil, while Tottenham won by the same scoreline against Crystal Palace.

Coventry beat Sunderland 3-1, Bournemouth and Brentford both recorded 2-nil victories over Leeds and Nottingham Forest respectively.

There’s one Premier League game today, with a huge clash at Anfield.

Liverpool are home to Arsenal at half-past four, with the Gunners looking to move clear of Manchester City at the top of the table.

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 the Energia AIL Division 1B, Naas sit in second place following a 43-17 bonus-point victory over City of Armagh.

Cillian Redmond scored twice inside the opening 21 minutes, while Ryan Casey, Darragh Murphy, Tadhg Brophy and Dylan Duffy also crossed.

Daniel Ticklepenny contributed 13 points from the tee.

Nenagh Ormond beat MU Barnhall 18-16 at New Ormond Park in another dramatic finish.

With the visitors leading late on, replacement Conor McMahon landed a stoppage-time penalty to snatch victory for Nenagh.

Golf

In golf, Kildare’s Lauren Walsh has finished tied for 31st at the Maybank Championship.

Walsh carded seven birdies in a final-round of 69, finish the tournament on eight-under-par.

Fellow Irish golfer Leona Maguire finished one shot further back.

Japan’s Miyu Yamashita won the tournament on 22-under, successfully defending her title.

F1

In F1, Kimi Antonelli will become F1's youngest world champion if he finishes this evening's Mexico Grand Prix ninth or higher.

The Italian starts the race from fourth on the grid.

It's an all British front row with Lewis Hamilton on pole alongside George Russell.

Charles Leclerc qualified third fastest.

Racing

And racing this afternoon is in Cork and the Curragh.

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.