First time Ireland's women's team would qualify for the games
SOCCER
The Republic of Ireland women's team face the biggest game of their lives tonight.
They face Scotland in a World Cup play off at Hampden Park from 8pm, knowing that a win could clinch a place at the finals in Australia and New Zealand next summer.
The other play offs see Portugal face Iceland and Switzerland take on Wales.
Both of those games kick-off at 6pm.
If either Iceland or Switzerland lose, the Girls in Green will qualify automatically with a victory in Glasgow.
The Republic of Ireland have never qualified for a women's World Cup before.
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In the Premier League last night, Nottingham Forest and Aston Villa drew 1-1.
Emmanuel Dennis put Forest in front, before Ashley Young equalised.
The result leaves Villa 16th in the table and Forest 19th.
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A period of silence will be held at Parkhead tonight prior to Celtic's Champions League game with RB Leipzig in memory of those who tragically lost their lives in Creeslough, County Donegal last Friday.
The Group F match kicks off at 8pm - with Real Madrid up against Shakhtar Donetsk in the other Group fixture at the same time.
Manchester City are away to Copenhagen in Group G from 5.45pm.
In the other match in that Group, Borussia Dortmund play Sevilla.
In Group E, Chelsea are in Italy to play AC Milan from 8pm, with Dinamo Zagreb taking on Red Bull Salzburg in the other tie in that Group.
In Group H, Maccabi Haifa meet Juventus and Paris Saint Germain face Benfica.
GAELIC GAMES
Tonight, St. Columba's & Broadford meet in the final of Whitewater Shopping Centre U23 B Hurling Championship.
The game throws-in at 7.30pm in Hawkfield.
HORSE RACING
There are seven jumps races at Punchestown today, with the first of them off at 1.45pm.
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Kildare Drawn Against Leitrim, Longford and Waterford In The Tailteann Cup
Leicester City To Return To The Premier League As Championship Title-Winners
Draws For The Sam Maguire And Tailteann Cup Take Place This Afternoon
Mark Allen Is Out Of The World Championships
