Top 14 roundup: Fifth defeat in a row has Irish coach doubting his position: 'It’s a real option if the message is not getting through that it might be better without me'

Both sides as well as the match officials themselves seemed to get confused: at times, players struggled with three defenders and forwards and where they were supposed to be.

England breathe a huge sigh of relief as Scottish out-half misses his third conversion of the day to let the uninspiring hosts off the hook

Gallagher’s winner was initially ruled a one-pointer but even though the orange flag wasn't waved, it was upgraded to two upon the final whistle.

Ruben Amorim's side finally woke up after 72 desperate minutes but still needed a fortunate VAR review to save them from an injury-time penalty

Goals from Yoane Wissa, Bryan Mbeumo and captain Christian Norgaard had fans streaming for the exit doors before the half-time whistle.

Ireland face a fired-up Wales under the Principality roof, as Matt Sherratt’s new-look side aims to halt their losing streak

Mary Cate Smith invites us to channel our inner matador and suggests a Dr Evil vibe for when we take a spin on swivel chairs

The Welshman had beaten world champion Luke Littler and world number one Luke Humphries on his way to the final.

Thousands flooded the streets of Serbia’s capital in a noisy support rally for protesting university students and their monthslong struggle against corruption and for changes in the Balkan country.

Sherratt has made the right first move in recalling the likes of Gareth Anscombe, Max Llewellyn and Jarrod Evans to the training squad.

Kylian Mbappé stole the show, netting his first Champions League hat-trick for the club, ensuring Real’s bid to defend their title lives another day.

Littler's Premier League win in Glasgow last week was marred by the crowd whistling when Littler's opponents were at the oche.

Spurs' first home win since November moved them up to 12th. 

Ange Postecoglou was also able to bring back three more of his long-term injured as substitutes. 

Emmet McMahon, Eoin Cleary and Brian McMnamara all stood up for Clare as they took over in the final quarter.

Before Murphy had even kicked a ball, he’d impacted the match.

"I've no idea what Waterford football teams have done to referees. We just seem to get frankly bizarre decisions" said Waterford manager Paul Shankey

The first half at MacHale Park bordered on farcical. 

Tipperary maintained their unbeaten record in Division 4 at Walsh Park