GAELIC GAMES
Dublin and Mayo have both named unchanged sides for tomorrow evening’s All Ireland football final.
Jonny Cooper - a late replacement for Brian Howerd in Dublin’s semi-final win over Cavan - keeps his place at corner-back.
Dublin are favourites to collect a sixth Sam Maguire in a row.
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It’s semi-finals night in the Bord Gais Energy Leinster Under-20 hurling championship.
Kilkenny take on Galway in Portlaoise from 7.30
While at 8 Wexford face Dublin at Netwatch Cullen Park.
And Roscommon play Galway in the semi-finals of the Electric Ireland Connacht Minor Football Championship.
RUGBY
A fourth Heineken Champions Cup fixture this weekend is set to be cancelled.
Toulon have pulled out of this evening’s game with Scarlets, after a member of the Welsh side tested positive for COVID-19.
Bath had already cancelled their game with La Rochelle as twelve members of their squad were closed contacts with that Scarlets case.
A Medical Risk Assessment Committee earlier confirmed tonigh’s game was safe to go ahead, but Toulon did not agree, saying it wouldn't be sufficiently safe for their squad.
One other Pool A game does go ahead tonight, with Wasps entertaining Montpellier.
SOCCER
The English FA says it will take no disciplinary action against the clubs whose fans booed players taking a knee.
English football's governing body says it will continue to support anyone who chooses to make the gesture against racism - and that they don't see it as a "political symbol"
Some supporters at Millwall and Colchester have recently protested against it
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Jack Byrne has been voted the SSE Airtricity Sports Writers personality of the year.
He’s been acknowledged for his role in helping Shamrock Rovers win a first title in nine years.
