Sunday Sport: All-Ireland club finals, Aston Villa have chance to close gap on Arsenal

Aston Villa can cut Arsenal's lead at the top of the Premier League to 4 points this afternoon.

They welcome Everton in the main game of the day from 4:30 pm.

The Gunners moved further clear at the top thanks to a 0-0 draw with Nottingham Forest yesterday.

The first game of the day will see the struggling Wolves hosting Newcastle United.

Kick off in that one is at 2 pm.

Despite being 15 points from safety, Wolves Manager Rob Edwards says he's seen a change in his team.

Dingle are aiming to win their first-ever All-Ireland Club Football Final this afternoon.

The Kerry side takes on 2013 winners St Brigid's in today's decider at Croke Park.

Throw in at HQ is at 20 to 4.

Before that, the All-Ireland Club Hurling final pits Ballygunner versus Loughrea.

The Waterford kingpins are looking for their second crown, while Loughrea are going for their first ever.

Shane Lowry has just lost out on victory in the Dubai Invitational on the DP World Tour

After leading in the final stages the Offaly man finished two points off the lead on 8 under par

Spain's Nacho Elvira took the win on 10 under