Soccer
In the Premier League, it was a dramatic finish in Tottenham Hotspur Stadium as Spurs and Newcastle drew 1-1.
The home team took the lead in the first-half through a Lucas Moura strike.
However, in stoppage time V-A-R picked out an Eric Dier handball in the Spurs penalty area.
Newcastle's new signing Callum Wilson slotted home the penalty to tie the game, as the final whistle blew seconds later.
Spurs manager José Mourinho was reluctant to comment after the game.
In the early action of the day, Leeds United came out 1-0 winners over Sheffield United.
A late Patrick Bamford goal was enough to see the game off at Bramall Lane for the visitors.
Irish Internationals David McGoldrick and Enda Stevens featured for the Blades, with McGoldrick captaining the side.
Manager Chris Wilder didn't feel there was too much between the sides
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In the Scottish Premiership, Rangers beat Motherwell convincingly by 5 goals to 1 as they hold on to the league top spot.
Meanwhile second-placed Celtic are leading Motherwell 2-0 where it's almost half-time over at Celtic Park.
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At home, two important matches will kick-off later in the SSE Airtricity League Premier Division.
At half-seven, leaders Shamrock Rovers can open up an eight-point lead at the top with a win over defending champions Dundalk.
Kick-off at Oriel Park is at half-seven.
At 5pm in Ballybofey meanwhile it's ninth versus tenth as Finn Harps host Cork City.
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GOLF
In the Dubai Duty Free Irish Open, Jazz Janewattananond (Pron: Janna-watta-na-nond) and Aaron Rai (Pron: Rye) lead the pack at Ballymena.
They are on 9 under par into the final round in Co. Antrim.
In Irish interest, Northern Irishman Jonathan Caldwell is sitting well behind the pack on 8 over par.
Irish amateur James Surgue is on 11 over par with 2 holes to go in his final round.
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FORMULA 1
It was a successful outing for Mercedes as Valterri Bottas won today's Russian Grand Prix.
The Finnish driver came out on top with team-mate Lewis Hamilton taking third place after taking on a ten second penalty.
Red Bull's Max Verstappen came in second - rounding out the podium finishes.
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TENNIS
The French Open is underway today at Roland Garros in Paris.
Venus Williams bowed out earlier in a straight sets loss to Slovakian Anna Karolina Schmiedlova.
No. 2 world ranked Simona Halep also featured early, securing a straight sets win.
Later on in men's first round action - Andy Murray will face Stan Wawrinka.
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