Saturday sport: Morocco upset Portugal, Leinster earn dominant win over Racing

Updated at 18:41

History has been made at the World Cup in Qatar.

Morocco are the first ever African side to make it through to the semi-finals thanks to a 1-0 win over Portugal today.

Youssef En-Nesyri with the goal from a header in the 42nd minute.

They will meet the winner of England and France next.

They meet at 7pm this evening.

Gareth Southgate is expected to name an unchanged starting team, following on from their last-16 win over Senegal.

Speaking ahead of the game France and Tottenham's Hugo Lloris has talked up England's chances.

Leinster beat Racing 92 42-10 in their opening Heineken Champions Cup game this afternoon.

Josh van der Flier went over the line twice for Leo Cullen's side with Andrew Porter, Dan Sheehan, Garry Ringrose and Ed Byrne also scoring tries.

Connacht meanwhile lead Newcastle 7-0 after just over 15 minutes of play in the Challenge Cup.

Paul Boyle with the try for the home side at the Sportsground.

Holders Kilkerrin-Clonberne of Galway lead Monaghan's Donaghmoyne 8-3 at half-time in the All-Ireland Club Ladies Football final.

Donaghmoyne were last All-Ireland champions in 2016.

The lineup for the All-Ireland Camogie Senior Championship final is complete.

Loughgiel Shamrocks of Antrim beat Tipperary's Drom and Inch 3-6 to 2-6 in Kinnegad this afternoon to book their place in the final.

They'll meet Sarsfields of Galway in the decider after they beat Dublin's St Vincent's 1-11 to 1-10 today.

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Kerins O'Rahillys of Kerry beat Newcastle West 2-6 to 1-8 in the Munster men's club football final in Mallow today.

It marks the Kerry Club's first ever provincial title.

Gary Hurley and Tom McKibbin are both four-under-par after their third rounds of the Alfed Dunhill Championship in South Africa.

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