Tyrone power to double-scores victory over Donegal in Allianz Football League
Tyrone got off the mark with a much-needed derby win as they got the better of neighbours Donegal at O'Neills Healy Park.
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Dublin Racing Festival: State Man sinks Honeysuckle in Irish Champion Hurdle
State Man strode to a decisive victory over the gallant Honeysuckle in the Chanelle Pharma Irish Champion Hurdle at Leopardstown.
Celtic ease to 4-1 win over St Johnstone to restore nine-point lead over Rangers
Celtic flexed their muscles at St Johnstone to ensure the weekend ended with their nine-point lead over Rangers at the top of the Scottish Premiership still intact.
Dublin Racing Festival: Gentleman De Mee bounces back to form on better ground
Gentleman De Mee reversed the form with Blue Lord to land the Ladbrokes Dublin Chase at Leopardstown.
Dublin Racing Festival: Mighty Potter pounces in Ladbrokes Novice Chase
Mighty Potter was a straightforward winner of the Ladbrokes Novice Chase at Leopardstown for Gordon Elliott and Davy Russell.
Daniel Gavins survives scare to win Ras Al Khaimah Championship
England's Daniel Gavins survived an incredible final-hole blunder to claim his second DP World Tour title in the Ras Al Khaimah Championship. Gavins was in danger of squandering a three-shot lead when he twice found the water on the par-five 18th at Al Hamra Golf Club, only to hole from 25 feet for a double-bogey seven. That gave the 31-year-old a total of 17 under par and a one-shot victory over Alexander Bjork and Zander Lombard, who was unable to convert an eagle putt from 24 feet on the last to force a play-off.
Gillingham 1 Crawley 0: Reaction from Gills boss Neil Harris as Shaun Williams' goal clinches League 2 win
Manager Neil Harris was delighted the Gillingham players responded to his half-time demands on Saturday.
Gatland: Ill-discipline cost us against Ireland
Warren Gatland has lamented "discipline and soft penalties" as key factors behind Wales' heaviest Six Nations home defeat for 22 years. Gatland's team will head to Edinburgh next weekend for an appointment with resurgent Scotland, knowing that their tournament hopes and ambitions are already under intense scrutiny. A 34-10 loss to Ireland at the Principality Stadium shredded any fairy-tale script that might have accompanied Gatland's return for his second stint as Wales head coach.