Callum Wilson had a 96th-minute equaliser disallowed after a lengthy VAR decision.

Now the new stand is there, and Stuart Lancaster too, and everything is looking up after a period of drift.

Sallins' three-up breach went unpenalised at the end of the second-half in their All-Ireland final four clash. 

The head coach had to watch from the stands as his side went down 43-33 against Montpellier at home.

Spurs remain in the relegation zone. They are a point behind West Ham, who play at Crystal Palace on Monday.

Arsenal produced their best performance in weeks but it was not enough

Stephen Bradley’s champions are now undefeated in nine games since losing to their arch-rivals in February.

Rovers have stretched their lead at the top of the Premier Division to 10 points

Goals from Saoirse McCarthy and Orlaith Cahalane helped Cork avenge last year's defeat to Galway in the All-Ireland camogie final

De La Salle came out the right side of a 0-21 to 0-20 scoreline against city rivals Mount Sion at Azzurri Walsh Park, in a game that threatened to go either way for large parts.

They now go into the two-week break with maximum points in the football and hurling championship, which is creditable considering it is a dual club that balances both

Winner‑takes‑all in Ballincollig and if it wasn’t pretty at times, it's job done for the Ballyvourney men in their quest to reach a third semi‑final on the trot

Luke Casey levelled the scores in injury time as Aghabullogue head out and Kanturk move on to Kilshannig showdown

Carbery Rangers' purple patches in either half saw them through.

Enzo Maresca's side had Phil Foden sent off but Haaland steered home his sixth goal of the season on the hour to keep his side's 100 percent start to the season intact

Castlehaven were impressive for most of the game but will not be happy with the 2-3 they conceded in the closing stages

Two-point sideline cuts, puck-outs that must clear the 45, a change to where a 65 will be taken from and the return of the maor foirne also feature in the experimental rules

Douglas led by four points at half-time and were seven clear after 53 minutes, but Carrigaline finished with a flourish.

Among the memorable tastes of Armagh, we particularly loved the ham bonbons

With both Dingle and Spa having lost to Dr Crokes and Rathmore, everything was on the line in a riveting clash in Killarney