Thursday Morning Sport; Joe Mallon Motors, Renault and Dacia, Sallins Rd., Naas

The last 16 line up will be completed at the Women's World Cup this morning.

SOCCER

The last 16 line up will be completed at the Women's World Cup this morning.

Colombia meet Morocco and Germany face South Korea at 11am, Irish time.

The Republic of Ireland team will have their homecoming in Dublin this evening.

The celebration will take place at the GPO on O'Connell Street at 6.30pm.
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Derry City will hope to make the third qualifying round of the Europa Conference League tonight.

They carry a 2-1 first leg lead to Finland where they face KuPS.

Kick off is at 5pm.

Dundalk are 3-1 down entering their match against K-A of Iceland at Oriel Park this evening.

Shamrock Rovers are 4-nil down with Ferencvaros the visitors to Tallaght Stadium for their second leg.
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Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta expects Gabriel Jesus to miss the next "few weeks" following surgery on his knee.

The striker's been ruled out of the start of the Premier League season after suffering a repeat of an injury he picked up while playing for Brazil at last year's World Cup.

Champions Manchester City are expected to announce the 90 million euro transfer of defender Josko Gvardiol from RB Leipzig this week.
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RUGBY

Ireland head coach Andy Farrell will name his starting 15 later for Saturday's World Cup warm up match against Italy at Lansdowne Road.

Munster half back duo Jack Crowley and Craig Casey are expected to start.
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GOLF

Shane Lowry is in action at the Wyndham Championship on the PGA Tour - that starts in North Carolina today.

The Offaly native requires a decent finish to make it to the next stage of the Play Offs.
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HORSE RACING

The Galway Hurdle is the feature on day four at Ballybrit.

The Willie Mullins trained 'Zarak The Brave' is set to go off favourite for the big race at 5.05.

An 8 race card begins at 10 past 2.


Over at Goodwood, the Nassau Stakes is the feature at 3.35pm