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SOCCER
The Republic of Ireland squad for next week's World Cup playoff away to Czechia will be revealed this morning.
Séamus Coleman and Robbie Brady are both set to be included, while QPR midfielder Harvey Vale is in line for a first call-up.
Josh Cullen. Evan Ferguson, and Mikey Johnston are all ruled out through injury.
A win in Prague next Thursday would set up a winner-takes-all final against either Denmark or North Macedonia at the Aviva Stadium.
Liverpool produced a second leg comeback to progress to the quarter-finals of the Champions League.
The Reds beat Galatasaray 4-nil at Anfield last night, to go through 4-1 on aggregate, and now face holders Paris Saint-Germain.
Tottenham recorded a first win under manager Igor Tudor, but their 3-2 win at home to Atletico Madrid wasn't enough, as the Spanish side were 5-2 winners in the first leg.
Newcastle's 7-2 defeat away to Barcelona means the Magpies lost that tie 8-3 over the two legs.
The Europa League returns this evening with action in the round of 16.
From 8 o'clock, Aston Villa host Lille in the second leg of their tie, where they carry a 1-0 lead into that one.
Before that, Nottingham Forest will be aiming to overturn a 1-0 loss to Danish side FC Midtjylland from quarter-to-six.
In the Conference League, Crystal Palace make the trip to Greece to face AEK Larnaca from 5:45.
Troy Parrott's AZ Alkmaar take a 2-1 lead to Sparta Prague, with kickoff in the Czech capital at 8.
DARTS
Premier League Darts return to Dublin this evening.
The quarter finals will see Gian van Veen face Michael van Gerwen, Stephen Bunting take on Luke Littler, and leader Jonny Clayton up against Luke Humphries.
Northern Ireland's Josh Rock is also in action against Gerwyn Price.
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