Hull boss Liam Rosenior lavishes praises on 'leader' Aaron Connolly
Head coach Liam Rosenior challenged Aaron Connolly to maintain his promising early-season form after his equaliser earned Hull a late 1-1 draw at home to Coventry.
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Neymar, six goals and first place on perfect evening for Al-Hilal
The question before the game was ‘will he or won’t he’ but more important than whether Neymar would make his debut in Saudi Arabia on Saturday evening was Al-Hilal thrashing Al-Riyadh 6-1 to go back on top of the Saudi Pro League above champions Al-Ittihad in the most emphatic of styles. It is a case of so far so good for the 18-time champions who now have 16 points from the first six games. It was a regulation win but it was a bit more than that.
Tommy Lonergan completes St Pat's comeback to flatten Finn Harps
Finn Harps certainly gave St Patrick's Athletic a fright along the way, but it will be the Dubliners who contest the FAI Cup semi-final after a narrow win in Ballybofey.
Rampant Galway blow Dundalk away to grab Cup semi-final spot
Galway Utd are back in the FAI Cup semi-finals for the first time in 15 years after blowing Dundalk away at Eamonn Deacy Park with a stunning first-half display.
Shamrock Rovers still in control of Premier Division title race after draw away to Derry City
Graham Burke's late penalty ensured that Shamrock Rovers retained their four-point advantage at the top of the Premier Division.
First Division: Cobh Ramblers take the points against Waterford
Goals from Jack Doherty and Brendeán Frahill made sure that Cobh Ramblers continued their promotion push with a 2-0 victory over Waterford at the RSC, their first win of its kind at the venue since 2016.
Cork City leave it late to break brave Wexford hearts
Late goals from top scorer Ruairi Keating and Dutch super-sub Malik Dijksteel swept Cork City into the FAI Cup semi-finals for the first time in five years at a rain-drenched Turner's Cross last night.
Afolabi double seals Bohs passage to Cup's final four
Bohemians hopes of a first FAI Cup success in 15 years remains alive as Jonathan Afolabi's second half brace dashed Drogheda United’s hopes of a cup upset at Weavers Park.