Klopp, wearing his traditional baseball cap and dressed all in black, looked to have a tear in his eye as he listened to the crowd sing the club's anthem "You'll Never Walk Alone" for the last time before kick off.

Klopp donned a red hoodie with "I'll never walk alone again" on the back for the farewell ceremony. He can certainly walk away with his head held high.

Statistically it was Arsenal’s best season in the Premier League in terms of wins and goals, but there was no trophy.

For all the Déise grievances, nothing could excuse Davy Fitzgerald’s angry approach to LIam Gordon at the final whistle. A line in the sand has to be drawn now.

The Waterford boss had a number of issues with the late 65 awarded to Clare.

Clare edged another breathless Munster Championship thriller that spilled over following the final whistle.

Banner got what they came for but they’ll know that this was far more stressful than they wanted or needed it to be - they got off a staggering 47 shots but their conversion rate was just 53%.

Mark Rodgers won Clare this fixture with a ‘65 over a minute after the four allotted injury-time minutes.

The same factors that have defined Pádraic Joyce’s reign will continue to do so. Availability. 

Having conceded seven goals in their two Tailteann losses, plugging those defensive holes will be crucial for Tipp.

Damien Comer, Sean Kelly and Robert Finnerty all limped off before the final whistle.

Carlow poured everything into hopes of securing an unlikely match-saving goal but Fermanagh held firm.

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Captain Niall Murphy bagged 2-6 before being rested for a final quarter which they played with 14 men after substitute Keelan Cawley picked up two yellow cards.

The games can swing wildly and there are often twists and turns before matters are decided.

Eric Clapton left out some of his hits from a Dublin gig that still produced some incendiary moments 

German’s tenure has been littered with big lows but supporters will always cherish the big highs and a unique connection.

Cole Palmer’s 22nd league goal of the season and a second half effort from Christopher Nkunku put Mauricio Pochettino’s side in control.

“He’s getting more consistent game time, playing more regularly for them so he’s going to have a lot more confidence than he would have had here."

Club claims huge volume of rain caused issue after Arsenal game.