Real Madrid reminiscent of Fergie-era United and more Champions League talking points
Plus, Bayern Munich underwhelm again at the highest level.
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Plus, Bayern Munich underwhelm again at the highest level.
Plus, naive tactics from the Italians facilitate their opponents’ goal rush.
After two massive semi-finals at Wembley, Chelsea and Man United will meet in the FA Cup decider on 19 May.
The Irish province will be expected to secure the Champions Cup title in the final in Bilbao on 12 May.
Plus, departing Arsene Wenger set for hero’s reception at the Emirates.
Pep Guardiola’s team can potentially claim the title at Wembley this weekend, but their form suggests otherwise.
Premier League action resumes this weekend following a prolonged, pre-World Cup international break.
The more things change, the more they stay the same for Martin O’Neill’s Ireland side.
Chris Hughton’s Brighton are after a place in the last four, while former League of Ireland boss Paul Cook takes on Southampton, who have a new man in the hot seat.
Meanwhile, it’s all change for England.
Plus, it was another good night in Europe for Italian football.
In the other games, Tottenham look to bounce back from their Champions League exit while Man City are away to struggling Stoke.
Plus, Jordi Murphy and Jordan Larmour are reinstated to the bench.
Reigning champions Chelsea take on Man City, the likely heirs to their throne.
5 talking points after Dublin’s four-point win over Mayo tonight.
Joe Schmidt will pick out the flaws in his team’s display but there were many positives.
Elsewhere, Liverpool are well-rested after their Marbella trip, Mousa Dembele is showing his class and West Brom badly need a win.
Paul Cook’s Wigan take on Pep Guardiola’s men in the competition’s fifth round.
5 talking points after Dublin’s five-point win over Donegal tonight.
Conor O’Shea’s Italy were disappointing again in Dublin.
Elsewhere, Riyad Mahrez won’t get to play against the team he was desperate to join, while Virgil van Dijk is back at his old stomping ground.
Plus, why the officials at Anfield today deserve to be cut some slack.
Joe Schmidt will be hyper-aware that Ireland have to make major improvements moving forward.
Elsewhere Theo Walcott makes his return to the Emirates and Antonio Conte aims to quell Chelsea’s woes away to Watford.
The GAA season is back in full swing.
Plus, Anthony Martial reminds Jose Mourinho of what he already has.
Elsewhere, Paul Lambert begins his crusade to keep Stoke City up, while Man City aim to bounce back.
Plus, have Liverpool shown other teams the only way to beat Manchester City?
Plus, the impact Scott Fardy and James Lowe have made as the province book their place in the quarters.
Man City take on Liverpool in this weekend’s standout clash.
Plus, why Liverpool are improving under Jurgen Klopp.
Plus, how big of an impact can Virgil van Dijk have at Liverpool?
Plus, is Jordan Larmour the most outstanding young player in the country?
Plus, Mark Hughes one more defeat away from the sack at Stoke and Big Sam looking to keep the good times rolling on Merseyside.
Plus, is it time for Jose Mourinho to bring Henrikh Mkhitaryan in from the cold?
Plus, was Munster’s defensive performance down to the work of Andy Farrell?
There are a couple of big matches down for decision over the weekend.
Plus, Wayne Rooney heaps misery on old boss David Moyes.
Plus, another clean sheet for Brighton and Ireland defender Shane Duffy.
We also look at Dr Crokes’ exit, Moorefield’s discipline issues and Michael Lundy’s remarkable recovery from appendix surgery.