Sunday Sport: Kilkenny face Limerick in All-Ireland Hurling final

Kilkenny stand between Limerick and a fourth All-Ireland hurling title in a row this afternoon.

The two sides meet in what is a repeat of last year's final.

12 months ago, Limerick won by two points - but they're without centre-back Declan Hannon for today's showpiece.

Throw-in at Croke Park is at 3:30.

Persistent rain has greeted players on the final day of the Open Championship at Hoylake.

Leader Brian Harman will tee off from 12-under-par at 2.15pm this afternoon.

He has a five-shot advantage over Cameron Young in second.

Rory McIlroy resumes from three-under-par, while Padraig Harrington has finished on eight-over.

Reigning FAI Cup champions Derry City begin the defence of their crown today.

The Candystripes host Athlone Town in the first-round from 5pm at the Ryan McBride Brandywell.

At the same time, Dundalk entertain Shamrock Rovers at Oriel Park in the only all-Premier Division tie this afternoon.

The first-ever All-Island Cup final takes place at the Showgrounds in Sligo later.

Galway United go up against Cliftonville, with kick-off at 3pm.

Sweden are off to a winning start in Group G at the Women's World Cup.

They needed a 90th minute winner to get past South Africa by two goals to one in Wellington this morning this morning.

In Group E, the Netherlands beat Portugal 1-0.

In Group F, it's France 0-0 Jamaica.

Danish rider Jonas Vingegaard  will win a second consecutive Tour de France today, barring any accidents.

He'll be in the yellow jersey for the 21st stage which is a procession into Paris and onto the Champs-Elysees.

Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton will go from pole position at today's Grand Prix in Hungary.

Red Bull's Max Verstappen starts from second for Red Bull with McLaren's Lando Norris third.

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