Saturday Sport: Liverpool beat Palace 1-0, Leinster face Benetton in Italy
Soccer
Liverpool beat Crystal Palace 1-0 at Selhurst Park and will head into the international break top of the Premier League.
They have moved four points clear of Manchester City and Arsenal - who are in action against Fulham and Southampton respectively this afternoon.
City are being held 1-1 by Fulham at half-time while Arsenal and Southampton remains scoreless.
Elsewhere, it is West Ham 2 Ipswich 1 with Mikel Antonio and Mohammad Kudus with the goals for the Hammers.
Republic of Ireland defender Nathan Collins has scored for Brentford who lead Wolves 4-2.
Leicester City are 1-0 up at home to Bournemouth with a goal from Facundo Buonanotte.
The final game of the day sees Newcastle travel to Everton at 5:30pm.
Shelbourne know they need to win to keep their Women's Premier Division title hopes alive.
If they fail to beat Peamount United, they'll open the door for Athlone to capture their first league title win against Bohemians.
Shels are 3-0 up late on in their game while the action kicks off in Lissywollen at 7:35pm.
Elsewhere today, Treaty United welcome Galway United at 5pm.
An hour later, Shamrock Rovers travel to Wexford while it's 7pm start between Cork City and Sligo Rovers.
Rugby
Leinster are looking to get 3 wins out of 3 in the URC this evening.
Ciaran Frawley has been named at number 10 for their trip to Benetton at 5:15pm.
Ulster's South African journey continues today as they trail 21-7 to the Bulls with that game reaching half-time.
Jacob Stockdale with the try for the visitors.
It is a 7:35pm start for Munster's fixture with Ospreys which is expected to go ahead as planned despite the weather warning.
The action is heating up in Division 1A of the Energia AIL today.
Cork Con have beaten Young Munster 25-5 in the early game today.
James Taylor scored 10 points in horrible conditions at Temple Hill.
The rest of the games were 2:30pm starts and the latest scores are
Terenure 23 Lansdowne 22
Clontarf 20 UCD 15
Ballynahinch 36 St Mary's 26
Garryowen 3 City of Armagh 13
Golf
The Irish are making the most of moving day at the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship.
Rory McIlroy is now in a tie for 20th as he sits on 6 under for the day and 12 under for the week.
Tom McKibbin is also 12 under after a near flawless round of 66 this afternoon.
Padraig Harrington is 10 under while Shane Lowry's round of 68 today also leaves him on 10 under.
Alex Maguire is up to 4 under par during his first professional start on the DP World Tour.
6 birdies on the back nine has seen England's Tyrell Hatton taking the outright lead on 22 under par.