For the second time in a week, Manchester United have slumped to a 3-nil defeat at Old Trafford.
For the second time in a week, Manchester United have slumped to a 3-nil defeat at Old Trafford.
The holders were beaten by Newcastle in the last 16 of the Carabao Cup, increasing the pressure on manager Erik Ten Hag.
Newcastle will go to Chelsea in the quarter finals - the Pensioners beat Blackburn Rovers 2-nil.
For Manchester United, the pressure is on ahead of Saturday's trip to Fulham in the Premier League.
They have lost 8 games in 15 matches in all competitions this season.
A Darwin Nunez goal earned Liverpool a 2-1 win at Bournemouth.
The Reds will now host West Ham in the quarter finals after David Moyes' team knocked Arsenal out on a 3-1 score line.
Everton will meet Fulham in the last eight after both sides enjoyed respective wins over Burnley and Ipswich Town.
The concluding quarter final will be between Port Vale and Middlesbrough.
In the Scottish Premiership last night, Celtic edged St Mirren by 2 goals to 1.
Here at home Shamrock Rovers were 3-1 victors at DLR Waves in the Women's Premier Division, as Athlone Town won 1-nil at Galway United.
GAELIC GAMES
Derry forward Benny Heron has retired from inter county football.
He played a key role in the county's Ulster success of 2022, their first in 24 years.
In other news, Dublin native Paul Kelly has been handed a three year term to manage the Tipperary senior footballers.
BASEBALL
The Texas Rangers have won the World Series for the first ever time, beating Arizona Diamondbacks 4-1 in the American contest.
CRICKET
At the World Cup this morning, India face Sri Lanka in Mumbai.
HORSE RACING
There are seven races over jumps at Thurles today with the first of them off at 12.55
Former Jockey Rachael Blackmore Receives Contribution To The Industry Award At 2025 Horse Racing Ireland Awards
Club Decision Sees Mohamed Salah Dropped For Champions League Trip To Milan
Monday Morning Sports Update
Munster's Jack Crowley Ruled Out Of Game Against Bath
Daniel Wiffen Qualifies For 800-Metres Freestyle Final
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Two Kildare Teams In GAA Action This Weekend
Friday Morning Sports Update
