Maynooth beat Athy by two points last night in the Whitewater Shopping Centre U23 A Football Competition
LOCAL GAA
Last night in the Whitewater Shopping Centre U23 A Football Competition Maynooth 0-11 v Athy 0-9.
SOCCER
Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola admits his side have a "problem" scoring penalties.
Riyad Mahrez failed to convert from 12 yards out against Borussia Dortmund in their goalless draw in the Champions League last night.
Despite the stalemate, City are guaranteed top spot in Group G with a game to go.
Elsewhere, Chelsea secured their place in the knockout stage after a 2-1 win away to Salzburg in Group E.
Celtic will finish bottom of Group F after their 1-all draw with Shakhtar Donetsk.
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A point for Liverpool tonight away to Ajax will secure their place in the last-16 of the Champions League.
Group A’s other game sees Napoli look to preserve their 100 per cent record with the visit of Rangers.
Tottenham can cement their place at the top of Group D with a win over Sporting.
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The First Division playoffs get underway this evening.
Runners-up Waterford are away to Treaty United.
While Galway United travel to Longford Town.
Both of those games kick-off at 7.45.
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Chelsea look to make it back-to-back wins in Group A of the Women’s Champions League tonight.
Paul Green remains in temporary charge for their meeting with Albanian champions, Vllaznia.
SNOOKER
Fergal O’Brien, Jordan Brown and Aaron Hill are all in English Open qualifier action today.
O’Brien is first up, facing world number-75 Chang Bingyu in Leicester.
RACING
There’s a seven-race card at The Curragh this afternoon.
The first is due to get underway at five-past-1.
Judd Trump Has Been Beaten In His World Championship Quarter-Final
Number of Local GAA Fixtures Down For Decision This Evening
It's Gold Cup Day At Punchestown Today
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
Leinster Duo Garry Ringrose And Jimmy O'Brien Back In Action
