There will be no fairytale end to Steven Gerrard’s Liverpool career after Aston Villa came from behind to deservedly book their place in the FA Cup final with a 2-1 win over the Reds.

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John O'Shea has urged the Republic of Ireland to build the momentum after launching their Euro 2016 qualifying campaign with a last-gasp victory in Georgia.

Both Tipperary manager Eamonn O'Shea and his Kilkenny counterpart Brian Cody were happy to have another day out, after yesterday's epic drawn All-Ireland Senior Hurling Final between the counties at Croke Park.

Scotland put up a spirited show in their first Euro 2016 qualifying match, going down 2-1 to world champions Germany.

It was a case of deja-vu at Croke Park this afternoon as for the third year in succession the All-Ireland Senior Hurling Final will go to a replay, after an epic encounter.

Australia 24 South Africa 23

New captain Wayne Rooney rescued Roy Hodgson from embarrassment as a record-low crowd watched England stumble past Norway in a dull and uninspiring friendly at Wembley.

Dundee 1 Celtic 1

The explosion at the pyrotechnics factory in Colombia blew the cameraman off his feet.

Jamal Campbell-Ryce scored twice as Sheffield United humiliated QPR this afternoon, taking yet another Premier League scalp and storming into the fourth round of the FA Cup.

A magical performance from Eden Hazard was not enough to inspire Chelsea to victory as Southampton held firm to secure a hard-earned point.

Everton 0 Stoke 1

Sunderland 1 Everton 1

Burnley 1 Hull 0

Under-fire Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers admitted his team lacked a killer touch in front of goal as they crumbled to defeat at Manchester United in Barclays Premier League action yesterday.

Brendan Rodgers watched Liverpool crumble to a 3-0 defeat at Manchester United and then admitted his men have lost the team ethos that nearly won them the title last year.

Dinamo Zagreb 4 Celtic 3

Liverpool 1 Basle 1

Treviso 24 Leinster 24