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Lunchtime Sports Update

Dec 29, 2020 11:53 By radiokerrysport
Lunchtime Sports Update
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RUGBY

Two senior Leinster players have tested positive for Covid-19 and are self-isolating.

A statement from the province today has also said that a number of close contacts of the two players have been identified and these players are also self-isolating.

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Leinster's St. Stephen's Day PRO14 derby against Munster had to be postponed last week due to an investigation by Leinster into their Covid-19 PRC testing.

Results of the investigation would not have been returned in time to meet guidelines set by public health authorities.

SOCCER

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There's five games in the Premier League this evening where Brighton entertain Arsenal,

West Ham head to Southampton,

West Brom host Leeds,

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And Burnley take on Sheffield United at Turf Moor with all of those games kicking-off at 6-o'clock.

Then at 8-o'clock Manchester United welcome Wolves to Old Trafford.

Both league fixtures between these two ended in a draw last season.

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United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer says tonight will not be an easy one

RACING

The Christmas Festival at Leopardstown continues today with two Grade One races as part of a seven-race card.

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The Neville Hotels Novice Steeplechase goes to post at ten-to-two, with the Matheson Hurdle getting underway at 25-past-two.

The action gets going shortly at five-past-12.

At Limerick, there's also a seven-race card.

The Grade Two Grant Thornton Hurdle is the feature race at 20-to-two.

DARTS

Fermanagh native Brendan Dolan was knocked out of the PDC World Darts Championship last night.

He lost 4-sets-to-3 to world number three Gerwyn Price in the last 16.

Elsewhere, American Danny Baggish's run at Alexandra Palace came to an end, he was beaten 4-sets-to-2 by three time champion Glen Durrant.

And there was a surprise too with world number six Nathan Aspinall knocked out after being beaten 4-2 by Vincent Van Der Voort.

Today, Derry's Daryl Gurney takes on Chris Dobey in the afternoon session, while three-time winner Michael Van Gerwen meets Joe Cullen in the fourth round this evening.

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