Sunday sport: Liverpool face Man United at Anfield, Tyrone take on Kerry

Liverpool forward Mo Salah admits it is hard not to be impressed by Manchester United's turn around in form under boss Erik ten Hag.

The Merseysiders are 10 points adrift of their bitter rivals in the Premier League with the teams facing each other at Anfield this afternoon.

United are unbeaten in 11 matches and Salah says they will need to be at their best to end that run.

Kick off is at 4.30pm.

Before that Nottingham Forest entertain Everton from 2pm.

The hosts start the day 14th in the table while the Toffees are in the relegation zone.

Arsenal and last season's finalists Chelsea meet this afternoon in the Conti Women's League Cup final.

Kick-off at a sold out Selhurst Park is at 3pm.

In the WSL table toppers Manchester United lead Leicester City 1-0 in the early stages of the first half.

Elsewhere, they've just kicked-off between Everton and Aston Villa while at 2pm Manchester City entertain Tottenham and West Ham go to Reading.

There is one game in the Scottish Premiership this afternoon.

Celtic trail to St. Mirren 1-0 at half-time away from home.

Tyrone went into their Allianz National Football League game this afternoon bottom of Division One.

They welcomed holders and All-Ireland champions Kerry to Omagh where action has just gotten underway.

Elsewhere, Galway and Monaghan is taking place at Pearse Stadium.

All-Star forward Shane Walsh has been named amongst the Galway substitutes.

At 2.45pm there's a top of the table clash at Dr. Hyde Park as Roscommon host neighbours Mayo.

In Division Two Clare host Cork while Louth welcome Kildare to Ardee and Limerick and Meath is at the TUS Gaelic Grounds.

All of those games get underway at 2pm.

Sarah Lavin booked her place in this evening's final of the 60m hurdles at the