The first London derby of a season being wrapped around a World Cup in a country with ridiculously hot temperatures was played in blazing heat and finished in a blazing row

Emotions spilled over after Tottenham's late equaliser in a 2-2 draw

In an impassioned plea, Neville accused the Glazer family of presiding over a “rotting” club

Blackrock had to dig deep to stay in the championship, only taking the lead for the first time on 59 minutes.

Award yourself a point every time you can mark one of these off on Sunday

Uruguayan striker on target as Red Devils too good for Granada

European captain Padraig Harrington insists his friendship with Shane Lowry made it harder for the former Open champion to get on the Ryder Cup team.

Reproducing this level of performance week in, week out over the course of a championship campaign has so far proven beyond Douglas

Bernd Wiesberger’s tie for seventh meant he was on course to overtake Rory McIlroy in the European points list, with McIlroy therefore qualifying from the world points list instead

Frances McDormand, Schitt's Creek and Brian Friel all feature in Catherine's selections

The champions bounced back from their opening group game defeat by Valley Rovers

They were 1-15 to 0-9 up at half-time in this Group B clash and they maintained their supremacy right to the end.

United States Ryder Cup captain Steve Stricker insists he has no worries over the mindset of Brooks Koepka as they head into the tournament later this week.

Tour round-up: Hovland seeking Ryder Cup certainty at BMW

This is a jumbo-size family home - just under 5,600 sq ft - with seven bathrooms, a cinema room and plenty more , writes Catherine Shanahan

Colin O’Riordan had to put his livelihood on the line to play for Tipperary in last year’s Munster final win.

Harrington feels he has little to prove but is still driven by the dream of majors

Cork’s approach unravelled as the second-half wore on, their play pockmarked by poor decision-making and an endless catalogue of lateral passes at the outer barrier of Kildare’s defensive moat.

GAA referees chief Donal Smyth has said abuse of the new head injury rule to gain competitive advantage would not reflect well on the GAA.

Hurling is in trouble, apparently. Michael Moynihan identifies the seven deadly sins