Sunday sport: Arsenal face Man City in Premier League

Newcastle manager Eddie Howe says his players must park the emotion of Champions League football when they return to Premier League action against Bournemouth.

They lost to Barcelona midweek as they made their return to Europe's top club competition.

There's a 2pm kick off at the Vitality Stadium, while at the same time Aston Villa make the long trip to Sunderland.

The big game of the day sees Arsenal coming up against rivals Manchester City from 4.30pm.

Celtic bid to reach the semi-finals of the Scottish League Cup this afternoon.

Brendan Rodgers’ defending champions make the trip to Firhill to face Partick Thistle.

Kick off there is at half past 3.

Motherwell, Rangers and Saint Mirren are already in the hat for the semi-final draw.

Liverpool's match against Aston Villa in the Women's Super League has been postponed following the death of their former manager, Matt Beard.

There was a minute's silence in honour of Beard ahead of today's other matches in the top flight, with champions Chelsea playing Leicester and Brighton hosting West Ham.

Manchester United and Arsenal – who both have two wins from their first two matches – meet at Leigh Sports Village later.

Three Irish crews have taken to the water on day one of the World Rowing Championships in Shanghai this morning.

The Men’s Pair of Nathan Timoney and Ross Corrigan finished 2nd in their heat and qualified for Tuesday’s semi final.

The Women’s Pair of Emily Hegarty and Aoife Casey ended up fourth in their heat which qualifies them for the C Final.

The Men’s Quad of Andrew Sheehan, Adam Murphy, Brian Colsh and Ronan Byrne are also heading for the C final after their fourth placed finish today.

Roisin Ni Riain has won a bronze medal on the opening day of the World Para