Victory for Liverpool and Man City in the Champions League.
Liverpool and Manchester City both won in the Champions League last night.
Goals from Mo Salah and Jordan Henderson enabled Liverpool to come from behind and defeat AC Milan 3-2 in Group B.
In the other game in that Group, Porto had a potential late winner ruled out by VAR and were then reduced to ten men in a scoreless draw at Atletico Madrid.
Manchester City were 6-3 winners over RB Leipzig in Group A, with Jack Grealish among the scorers.
In the other match in that Group, Lionel Messi made his first start for PSG, but they were held to a 1-1 draw by Club Brugge.
Leicester's Europa League campaign begins tonight with the visit of Napoli to the King Power Stadium.
In Group G, Celtic are away to Real Betis from 5.45.
And Rangers are in Group A action, with Lyon visiting Ibrox.
The inaugural Conference League group phase gets underway this evening, with Tottenham away to Rennes in Group G.
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James Sugrue has made an early birdie to go to 1 under par on day one of the Dutch Open.
Martin Simonsen of Denmark leads on 2 under.
Cormac Sharvin is level par after 3.
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The IRFU has asked for reports from Connacht and Leinster regarding last week's facilities at Energia Park.
The association has agreed to a Connacht request to investigate why they and Ulster were forced to change in temporary facilities close to bins.
The IRFU say they are appalled by the situation.
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Racing today is at Naas, with the first off at 1.25.
Shelbourne Will Be Without Away Fans Ahead Of Tonight's Match Against Galway United
Gavin Bazunu Facing Up To 10 Months On The Sidelines
Kildare's Senior Ladies Footballers And Hurlers In Action This Weekend
Liverpool Go Into The Second Leg Of Their Europa Quarter Final Away To Atalanta Tongiht
Team Ireland Returns To Continental Action As European Championships Glove Off
Leona Maguire And Stephanie Meadow Both In The Field Today For The Chevron Championship In Texas
Man City And Arsenal Both Kicked Out Of The Champions League
Ken Owens Announces Retirement From Rugby
