Another crucial day of Kildare club football action.
The Joe Mallon Motors Senior Football Championship continues today with another four games down for decision.
The Group A ties between Maynooth and Naas and Eadestown and Athy throw in at St Conleth’s Park and Manguard Plus Hawkfield at 3.30.
The Group C games between Johnstownbridge and Carbury and Round Towers and Moorefield take place at the same venues at 5.30
Before that, the Auld Shebeen Bar Athy Intermediate Football Championship Group B games between Caragh and Allenwood and Rathangan and Ellistown start at noon.
While at 1:45, Grooup A teams, Sallins and Leixlip meet at Conleths and Castledermot and Two Mile House at Hawkfield.
Premier League Champions Manchester City are away to Newcastle this afternoon, aiming for third win from as many matches.
Kick off at St James' Park is at 4.30.
Before that, West Ham go in search of their first points of the season at home Brighton
Also at 2.00, Chelsea take on Leeds United Elland Road.
GOLF
Rory McIlroy is in a share of 10th place ahead of the final round of the BMW Championship in Delaware.
The Northern Irishman shot a round of 70 yesterday to move to 7 under par for the week.
Shane Lowry is 2 shots further back after a level par 71 on Saturday while Seamus Power will go back out from 3 over par this afternoon.
BOXING
Oleksandr Usyk has won his heavyweight boxing clash with Britain's Anthony Joshua in Saudi Arabia.
The Ukrainian, who returned to the sport after fighting in his country's war with Russia – won on a split decision.
RACING
And there's racing in Naas today.
The first of a 7 racecard goes to post at 2.30
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