Hull City 3 Sunderland 0

West Brom 0 Manchester United 3

PREMIER LEAGUE

Forward Steven Naismith believes Everton have no reason to fear Arsenal, as the Toffees have proved this season they are a match for the big teams.

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Swedish referee Jonas Eriksson will take charge of the second leg of Manchester United’s Champions League quarter-final against Bayern Munich in Germany tomorrow night.

Reluctant gambler Mick Martin will rarely punt the full house: “You’d have put your kitchen sink on Hernandez to score there.”

Newcastle 0 Manchester United 4

Norwich 0 West Brom 1

They pride themselves up north in getting straight to the point and saying what they think, so let’s not beat about the bush — Jerome Garces got it right.

RTÉ’s Tony O’Donoghue is on a bit of a roll at the moment. First, there was his interview with Roy Keane in their native Cork, a stand-up affair in front of an invited audience in the august surrounds of the Aula Maxima in UCC.

David Moyes insists Marouane Fellaini is finally starting to justify his £27.5 million price tag.

Although the GAA have been at pains to say the Sky deal wasn’t about money but exposure, GPA founder Donal O’Neill’s comments earlier this week suggested because of it sponsorship revenue will soon soar.

Counselling is being provided to students at a rural Co Offaly school after an 11-year-old pupil died yesterday morning in a road accident.

Louis van Gaal has confirmed his desire to move to the Premier League after the World Cup.

They came to bury Moyesy, certainly not to praise him.

Manchester United 3 Olympiacos 0 (Manchester United win 3-2 on Aggregate)

It was billed as the crunch game for Manchester United, a match that could define a season, if not even an era.

Chelsea 2 Galatasaray 0 (Chelsea win 3-1 on aggregate)

My future has not changed one bit.