Friday 22 January, 2021
Jack Byrne and Aaron Greene ensured the Hoops kept defeat out of their Covid-curtailed season.
The victory gives him a spot in next year’s Masters.
The final kilometre of the 157km stage from Castrillo del Val to Aguilar de Campoo saw the Deceuninck-Quickstep rider surge to apparent victory.
Four-time major winner McIlroy snapped a club in frustration on his way to a disappointing 73, while Woods struggled to a woeful 76.
They beat Arsenal to set up an encounter with Everton.
The Open champion will face a battle to make the cut tomorrow, while his amateur equivalent made a storming start at Galgorm Castle.
The Hoops warmed up for their upcoming clash against AC Milan with a convincing win.
Irish golfer Seamus Power also had a creditable final day, with a 66 leaving him on 10 under.
The French defender had a night to forget.
Iago Aspas got the winner for Celta Vigo.
The former Chelsea striker celebrated by holding up the shirt of Virgina Torrecilla.
Irish internationals Katie McCabe and Louise Quinn both started for Arsenal.
The centre-back went off injured during Newcastle’s 4-0 loss and could be a doubt for next month’s encounter with Slovakia.
It was the Portuguese coach’s first defeat since being appointed Spurs boss.
West Brom and Leeds both left it late as they moved clear of the pack at the top of the Championship.
Pep Guardiola has another fitness worry after Rodri was forced out of the game against Atalanta.
Jadon Sancho was absent from the victory over Borussia Moenchengladbach.
The Students needed to take something from the game to have a realistic chance of staying up.
The Offaly man missed the cut as England’s Matthew Fitzpatrick holds a one-shot lead in Rome.
Bianca Andreescu won by default after just four games.
With the market having closed on Thursday in England, a look at the biggest success stories and failures.
The former Aston Villa defender scored his second goal of the season tonight.
There was plenty of Irish interest on the LPGA, PGA and European Tours today.
Elsewhere tonight there were defeats for Scotland and Wales.
Graeme Souness believes Spurs are ‘lucky’ to be in this year’s Champions League final.
The Blues’ 0-0 draw with Leicester ensured they finished ahead of Spurs in third spot.
A 34-man panel has been named ahead of Sunday’s Six Nations match in Rome.
Brendan Rodgers’ side went eight points clear of second-place Rangers after beating Kilmarnock.
Featuring Arsenal, Alvaro Morata and Pep Guardiola.
Goals from Sam Clucas and Joe Allen helped Stoke upset Championship leaders.
Michael Obafemi produced an assist, as his side earned a 2-2 draw with Man United.
Richarlison’s goal was overshadowed, as the PSG forward suffered an apparent groin problem.
There was good news for Amy Broadhurst, however, as she joined Kellie Harrington in the quarter-finals.
Jurgen Klopp says he will be without the pair at Anfield on Wednesday. Sadio Mane is set to return, however.
“When you are a huge club, the demand is to win,” said manager Brendan Rodgers
In the first rankings since Russia 2018, newly crowned world champions France have risen six places to first.
Eoghan O’Connell was seconds away from being Bury’s match winner against Nottingham Forest.
The Asian side breathed a sigh of relief as they progressed despite losing 1-0 to Poland.
Goals from Radamel Falcao, Juan Cuadrado and Yerry Mina saw their side take all three points.
Louise Quinn is set to feature despite suffering a fractured nose, but Harriet Scott has been ruled out.
