There was a trio of away wins in Division 2A of the Allianz Hurling League as Laois, Westmeath and Kerry all claimed victories this weekend.

Central defender Jeff Henderson scored a late winner as Sligo Rovers came from behind to beat Limerick 2-1 at the Showgrounds to maintain their 100% start to the season.

David Moyes felt it was crucial Manchester United showed the pain they suffered in Sunday's derby defeat to Manchester City in their performance against Liverpool last night.

Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti has told Manchester United there is "no question" Cristiano Ronaldo will be moving on any time soon.

Ireland may never see the like of stalwart centre Brian O’Driscoll ever again, according to prop Mike Ross.

Galway 0-28 Dublin 1-12

Robbie Brady fired Norwich out of the relegation zone with the winner at West Brom to give the Canaries fresh survival hope.

“I think we are developing our own identity now and beginning to look really solid.”

Clare’s Shane O’Donnell reprised his role as goalscorer-in-chief from the 2013 All-Ireland final.

Another fifth-tier opponent now awaits in the last eight.

“It’s not like you get a continuity of work space with the actual player so that is a real frustration for us.”

Arsenal 1, Watford 2: Arsenal suffered a blow in their Premier League title bid as Watford secured a surprise victory at the Emirates Stadium on Tuesday night.

A much-changed Celtic side failed to hit their European heights as St Johnstone held them to a goalless Ladbrokes Premiership draw at Parkhead.

Between them, the two teams combined to make 18 changes for the game.

Catholic Church hierarchy has admitted concerns about an "unhealthy atmosphere" at the country's main seminary amid claims trainee priests there are using the gay dating app Grindr.

Tottenham missed the chance to go top of the Premier League table as Mauricio Pochettino's men were left hanging on for a goalless draw at Bournemouth.

A fans' protest calling for change at Arsenal fell flat as dissenters at the Emirates Stadium were drowned out by support for Arsene Wenger.

“Sometimes these young guys don't have fear. It was good to see them express themselves.”

Newcastle manager Rafael Benitez did not quite evoke the spirit of Istanbul in his half-time team talk at Anfield but his instructions to his players certainly had an effect.

By John Fallon