Sunday Sport, with Joe Mallon Motors, Sallins Rd., Naas

Allenwood are Leinster Intermediate Champions.

Gaelic Games

Saturday was a mixed day for Kildare clubs in their provincial finals.

Allenwood won the Leinster Club Intermediate Football title.

Noel Mooney's side beat Scoil Ui Chonail by ten points, on a scoreline of 4-12 to 3-5.

Here's Allenwood Captain Billy Maher:

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In the Leinster Senior Football Final, Naas were beaten by Dublin Champions Kilmacud Crokes.

Full-time score at Croke Park was Kilmacud Crokes 1-14 Naas 0-10.

Here's Naas Manager Joe Murphy:

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Milltown and Glyde Rangers of Louth contest the Leinster Junior Football Championship Final today.

Throw-in at Manguard Park is at 1:30pm.

Kfm will have full live commentary with Ger McNally in association with the Harp Bar, Kildare Town.

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Soccer

FAI Oscar Traynor Trophy (Leinster Section Group B – Series 3)

KDFL take on Kilkenny & District Football League.

Kick-off at Doctors Rd, Clane is at 3pm.

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Premier League

Liverpool take on Fulham in one of four games that are underway from 2pm today.

At the same time Bournemouth take on Aston Villa.

West Ham play host to Crystal Palace.

Brighton travel to Chelsea.

The big game of the day sees Tottenham clash with Manchester City with kick off at 4:30pm.

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SPFL
Celtic can extend their lead at the top of the Scottish Premiership to 11 points this afternoon.

They take on St Johnstone in the early game with kick off at 12pm.

The Gers are also in action this afternoon as they host St Mirren at 3pm.

At the same time, Hibernian come up against Aberdeen.

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Rugby

The All Ireland League resumed this weekend.

In Division 1B, Naas had a 35-29 victory over bottom side Buccaneers.

In Division 2A, MU Barnhall drew 29-29 against UL Bohemians.

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RACING

There's racing in Fairyhouse throughout the afternoon.

The first of the 8 races goes to post at 11:55am.

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Basketball

The Leixlip FloMAX Liffey Celtics advanced to the Semi-Finals of the 2023-24 Paudie O’Connor National Cup.

They secured their place in the last four with a 84-63 victory over SETU Waterford Wildcats on Saturday.