Kildare Men & Women Footballers in League action today; Man Utd v Leicester; Ail win for Naas, as MU Barnall Top Div 2A, Naas Lightweight Gary Cully is WBA Inter-Continental Champ; Racing in Punchestown
Two Kildare GAA teams in action today.
The men go to Ennis to play Clare at 2pm
The team was announced yesterday
In goal: Mark Donnellan
Full backs: Mick O’Grady, Shea Ryan, Ryan Houlihan
Half backs: David Hyland, Darragh Malone, Paddy McDermott
Centre Field: Aaron Masterson and Kevin O’Callaghan
Half forwards: Neil Flynn, Kevin Flynn, Paul Cribbin
Full Forwards: Jimmy Hyland, Daragh Kirwan, Jack Robinson
Kfm will have commentary of the game, in association with Hanlon Concrete Robertstoown.
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The women footballers are unbeaten in Division 3
Today, they play Louth in Manguard Plus Hawkfield.
Kfm will have live updates of the match from 2pm===========
Manchester United will be without the suspended Casemiro for their Premier League game against
Kick off at Old Trafford is at 2pm.
Tottenham host West Ham at 4.30.
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In the AIL, Division 1B, Naas beat St Marys College by 27 - 20.
In Division 2A, MU Barhall aree top of the table after yesterdays 31 - 14 win over Ballymena
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Naas lightweight Gary Cully took the WBA Inter-Continental title with a second-round knockout of American Wilfredo Flores in
It was a fifth successive stoppage for Cully, who is unbeaten in 16 fights.
The 27-year-old is now eyeing a world title shot on the undercard of the Katie Taylor-Amando Serrano rematch, expected to be at
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Today’s racing is in Punchestown from 1.10pm
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