"There was tension late on. We needed mentality today in a different fashion maybe than a few times before," said Slot after the 2-1 victory over Everton

A fifth successive league victory kept the champions' in an unassailable position at the top of the table but, while there was no need for any late drama of recent matches, they never appear more vulnerable than when 2-0 up.

The Six Nations rivals clash in Saturday’s World Cup semi-final.

Captain Lee Devitt converted the third penalty of the evening, in what was a dramatic game right from the first whistle.

With revenge coursing through their veins and desperation to avoid a potential dreaded relegation/promotion play-off, John Caulfield’s charges were always going to prove a tough nut to crack.

In a strong second half from St Kieran's they claim another Kerry County MFC.

Napoli begin their latest campaign in Europe’s elite competition at City, winners in 2023, on Thursday and Conte is leaning on De Bruyne for help.

In Martinelli and Trossard, Arsenal may just have found the perfect model for navigating Europe’s hardest nights.

On Sunday evening, the entire Dr Crokes squad brought the Michael O’Connor Cup to their former team-mate’s final resting place.

Very few people believed objectively that Ireland could topple this French side. This group of players had different ideas

Elsewhere Ballina will join Clonmel in the knockout stages despite a 0-13 to 0-10 defeat to Ardfinnan.

Rory McIlroy reveals that Europe captain Luke Donald has given players VR equipment which allows players to visualise the course while adjusting the noise — and insults — from outside the ropes

Ruben Amorim is not the biggest problem at Old Trafford, but it is becoming harder to deny he is one of the issues

Ireland captain Sam Monaghan confirmed she had also relayed her concerns about the incident to Barrett Theron following the 18-13 defeat at Sandy Park which sees France progress to a semi-final next Sunday in Bristol against either England or Scotland.

The outcome might had gone either way in a hotly competitive Group 1 tussle, all four teams entering the last series of games in Group I on two points apiece.

A strong wind and a well-taken Dylan Foley goal six minutes from time were the deciding factors but Eire Og’s celebrations were softened by a head-scratching sending off just before the final whistle.

Nemo Rangers are the top seeds in the championship and will have a watching brief in a fortnight as they wait to see who will join them in the final four.

Gos were key for the West Cork outfit at Coachford.

The relationship between Kerry folk and their golden Clifford brothers is quietly easing into a more protective phase. It's discernible if you watch closely.

It’s a second defeat in three years in the IFC decider for Fossa.