Sunday sport: Final Rugby World Cup group games taking place

Today's early Premier League games kick-off inside the hour at 2pm.

Brighton will be looking to bounce back from their heavy defeat to Aston Villa last week when they welcome Liverpool to the Amex.

West Ham meanwhile take on Newcastle at the London Stadium, while Wolves entertain Aston Villa.

At 4.30pm the top two from last season meet as Arsenal welcome champions Manchester City to the Emirates.

Rangers are away to St. Mirren where the visitors lead 1-0 at half-time.

Should the result stay like this they will go second in the table, seven points behind leaders Celtic.

Here at home, St Pat's and Cork City contest the second of this year's FAI Cup semi-finals this afternoon.

Kick-off at Turners Cross is at 2.40pm, with Bohemians awaiting the winner in the decider.

In the Women's Super League, Manchester City lead defending champions Chelsea 1-0 after just over 15 minutes of play.

Meanwhile, West Ham are 1-0 up against Brighton at half-time.

Tottenham host Brighton at 2pm while Everton are away to Leicester an hour later.

The late game this evening sees Liverpool come up against Aston Villa at 6.45pm.

The final group games of the Rugby World Cup are taking place today.

Argentina lead Japan 15-14 at half-time in their decider in Pool D in Nantes.

The winner of this will join England in the quarter-finals while the losers will be out.

Elsewhere, Tonga and Romania play in Pool B from 4.45pm.

And the late game this evening sees Fiji take on Portugal in Pool C at 8pm.

A win for Fiji would see them advance to the last eight.

The DP World Tour has announced that the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship is being reduced to 54 holes due to heavy rain in Scotland.

The third and final round will take place on Monday.

Tom McKibben is