Saturday sport: Connacht welcome Leinster to Dexcom stadium, Intercounty season returns

Connacht and Leinster contest a sold-out interpro derby on Saturday evening.

Caolin Blade and Josh Ioane are back for the Westerners, with Ireland centre Bundee Aki left on the bench.

Caelan Doris captains Leinster in his 100th appearance for the visitors to Dexcom Stadium, which sees the opening of its new Clan Stand.

Kick-off in Galway is at 5:30pm.

Ulster can consolidate their place in the top four with a win away to the Scarlets from 3pm.

The race for the play-offs heats up in Division One A of the Energia All-Ireland League as well.

Third-place Terenure make the trip to sixth-place Young Munster, with just four points between them ahead of the 2:30pm kick-off.

At the same time, it's top against bottom at Castle Avenue with leaders Clontarf hosting Nenagh Ormond.

UCD go up against Lansdowne, while Old Belvedere play Cork Con.

At 3pm, St Mary's College takes on Ballynahinch.

West Ham are 3-0 up on Sunderland at half-time at the London Stadium.

West Ham can move to within two points of safety if they win at home.

Manchester City can cut Arsenal's lead at the top of the Premier League to four points.

After being stunned by Bodo/Glimt in the Champions League, Pep Guardiola's side host bottom side Wolves.

Kick-off at the Etihad Stadium is at 3pm.

At the same time, under-pressure Thomas Frank brings his Tottenham team to struggling Burnley,

While it's 11th against 12th at Craven Cottage, where Fulham take on Brighton.

And at 5:30pm, Liverpool goes to Bournemouth.

In tennis, Jannik Sinner overcame a tough opponent in a four-set victory over Elliot Spizzirri after that match was called off due to the heat

Ten-time champion Novak Djokovic went through in straight sets, and the eighth-seed Ben Shelton also came through in