There was a massive moment for technology which impacted both ends of the Premier League on Sunday.

Villa have taken only one point from their last three games in the league.

The endurance athlete speaks to Sara Keenan about how his mindset has shifted over the years.

The Toffees led twice at Selhurst Park, only for Jean-Philippe Mateta to earn the Eagles a point in a 2-2 draw.

The Gunners won after late VAR intervention.

Leandro Trossard’s goal proved decisive in east London.

Kerry won the Corn Pháidí Uí Shé after being crowned Munster football champions today

It had looked like Beto had secured the visitors a crucial three points in their push for a European spot next season.

Harvey Barnes had put the visitors in front before 88th-minute goal ensured valuable point for home side.

Jaidon Anthony and Zian Flemming scored for the Clarets, with Ross Barkley and Ollie Watkins on target for Villa in between.

A point keeps United third and they are now four matches unbeaten in the Premier League with two more games remaining.

There were jeers at the end of Saturday’s 1-1 Premier League draw with Chelsea.

Maeda looped an overhead kick into the top corner to net his second goal in four minutes and his sixth in four games.

Despite a spirited effort from Cork, Kerry ran out 2-13 to 1-15 winners.

Dubois left Wardley a crimson mess to earn an 11th-round stoppage in Manchester.

Masters champion McIlroy had six bogeys in a third-round 75 as he fell 13 strokes off the pace set by the Englishman.

Guardiola closed his press conference with West Ham’s ‘Come on you Irons’ slogan and gesture, ahead of the Hammers’ game against Arsenal on Sunday.

A goalless stalemate on Wearside saw the Black Cats enjoy the best of the opportunities throughout.

Leinster climbed to third in the United Rugby Championship as they ran in five tries in a 31-7 victory over Lions

Cork have kept up their unbeaten run in the Munster Hurling Championship