The Gunners captain could return for November’s north London derby

It is another action packed weekend of sport on TV with Leinster and Munster going head-to-head in GAA HQ, the club championships around the country continue and the Women's FAI Cup final - all you need to know here.

Boys in Green boss Heimir Hallgrímsson is staying positive after the defeat to Portugal.

Brendan O'Brien and John Fallon reflect on the narrow defeat in Lisbon and look ahead to the visit of Armenia on Tuesday evening. 

The Villa striker picked up a knock in the win over Wales.

Ellen Walshe doubled up with sixth place finishes in the 100m Butterfly and 200m Individual Medley on the final day of racing.

The Faroes’ 2-1 victory took their points tally in Group L to 12, one behind the second-placed Czechs.

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Steve Clarke's side have 10 points from 12 as they prepare to travel to Greece and host Denmark next month.

Beat Armenia at home, coupled with a Portuguese win over Hungary in Lisbon on the same night, and all roads could lead to a shootout with the Magyars on November 16.

Hallgrímsson went against his traditional creed by adopting a five-man defensive unit, eager to repel the waves of attacks Portugal engineer.

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Josh Cullen who has returned to his club after picking up a second yellow card of the campaign and will miss the Armenia clash due to suspension.

Clayton McMillan will need all the leadership qualities he can muster if he is to win the first interpo derby of his tenure and end a four-game losing streak in the fixture.

Jayson Molumby says Ireland must be as good again without the ball against Armenia, and better with it.

The sides face off at Lansdowne Road on Tuesday night. 

The Everton stalwart showed his worth, once more, in Lisbon on Saturday night.

The Templeogue swimmer, who won bronze in the 200m butterfly in a new Irish record of 2:05.07 on Friday, claimed silver in the 400m Individual Medley on Saturday night.

Portugal manager Roberto Martinez expected Ireland's formation and felt they shaded a tight contest.