Sunday sport: Galway and Donegal draw, Arsenal take on Chelsea
Ellen O'Donoghue
GAA
Dublin have picked up a crucial two points as they battle to stay in Division One of the National Football League.
Ger Brennan's side ran out 1-21 to 2-7 winners at Roscommon on Sunday afternoon to pick up their second win of the campaign.
David Clifford's 64th-minute goal helped the All-Ireland champions Kerry overcome Monaghan by 1-18 to 7-points at Fitzgerald Stadium.
Donegal and Galway shared the spoils in Ballyshannon, where Peadar Mogan's late two-pointer secured a draw for Jim McGuinness' Donegal.
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Cian McHale and Jordan Flynn both hit the net in Mayo's 2-17 to 22-points victory over Armagh.
Derry ran out impressive 1-31 to 14-points winners over Cork in Division Two while Wexford beat Sligo by 16-points to 1-7 in the third-flight.
Galway have picked up a crucial win in their bid to beat the drop in Division One A of the National Hurling League.
Colm Molloy and Ronan Glennon's hit the net as the Tribesmen overcame Waterford by 2-18 to 16-points in Salthill.
Shane O'Brien and Cathal O'Neill scored second-half goals to help Limerick overcome the basement side Offaly by 2-19 to 17-points in Tullamore.
Cork lead Kilkenny by 1-9 to 6-points at Nowlan Park, with Brian Hayes grabbing the goal for the reigning champions.
In Division One B, Dublin eased to a 1-31 to 1-16 win at Antrim, with Kildare defeating Down by 3-24 to 1-13.
In Division One of the Ladies Football League, Galway picked up a 1-11 to 1-9 victory at holders Kerry.
Armagh and All-Ireland champions Dublin finished level at 2-11 apiece.
Soccer
Manchester United have moved up to third place in the Premier League.
Bruno Fernandes and Benjamin Sesko were on target as Michael Carrick's side came from behind to beat Crystal Palace 2-1 at Old Trafford.
Tottenham remain four points above the relegation places after a 2-1 loss at Fulham, while Brighton beat Nottingham Forest 2-1 at the Amex.
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta says the togetherness of his squad can push them to the club's first league title in 22 years.
They can reclaim a five-point advantage at the top with a victory against Chelsea.
Celtic have scored a dramatic late equaliser to draw 2-2 with Rangers in the Old Firm derby.
Martin O'Neill's side came back from 2-0 down at Ibrox - but it's a result that doesn't really help either side's Scottish Premiership title challenge.
Rangers are now six points behind leaders Hearts, while Celtic are eight off the top, with a game in hand.
Golf
Shane Lowry says he is where he wants to be ahead of the final round of golf's Cognizant Classic.
The Offaly man shares the lead Austin Smotherman at 13-under-par in Florida.
After a stunning third-round 63 on Saturday, Lowry will tee off at a quarter-to-seven this evening.
Rugby
Harry Byrne has been ruled out of Ireland's Six Nations match against Wales next week.
The Leinster out-half suffered a concussion this weekend, while Ulster forward Cormac Izuchukwu will link up with the squad as he continues to go through the return to play protocols.
Bundee Aki and Jimmy O'Brien have also rejoined the squad, with centre Robbie Henshaw set to join early in the week.
