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Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp insists he is remaining calm as a top-four finish continues to drift out of sight due to his side's inconsistent form. The Reds boss said the wholesale changes made in midweek against Chelsea were not intended to send a message to under-performing players after an abject second-half performance at Manchester City where they conceded three goals to lose 4-1.
Kevin McStay has made one change to his league final winning side for Mayo's championship opener against Roscommon in Castlebar, with all-time championship top scorer Cillian O'Connor named on the subs bench.
Ireland remain without a win in Test cricket after Bangladesh secured a seven-wicket victory on day four of the one-off Test in Mirpur.
Tragedy chants have to be eliminated in the same way as those of a racist and sexist nature, according to Hillsborough survivor. In the last week, both Manchester City and Chelsea have apologised to Liverpool and their fans after supporters of both clubs sang songs related to the 1989 disaster in which 97 people were killed. Incidents appear to be on the rise but there currently appears little in the way of deterrents to prevent them.
Ferrari have lodged an appeal against Carlos Sainz's five-second penalty at the Australian Grand Prix. Sainz was punished after he collided with Aston Martin's Fernando Alonso in the duel for third at the opening bend following a late restart at Albert Park. After he was informed of the sanction, an emotional Sainz pleaded with his Ferrari team to instruct the stewards to reconsider their decision.
Republic of Ireland goalkeeper Courtney Brosnan has two Everton heroes. One is Tim Howard, the commanding former USA No 1 who spent nine years at Goodison Park. The other is Seamus Coleman - a "special" influence who regularly offers words of encouragement.
No empire lasts forever. Just ask the Romans. Or the Dublin footballers.
David Power believes Tipperary football must embark on another ten-year project to recapture the heights of the past decade.