Sunday sport: Man United face Chelsea in van Nistelrooy's first league game

Tottenham manager Ange Postecoglou says he has no concerns about Dominic Solanke's goal drought.

The England striker goes into today's Premier League game with Aston Villa having gone six matches without scoring in all competitions. Kick-off in north London is at 2pm.

The main game of the day then is at Old Trafford.

Manchester United host Chelsea from 4.30pm in interim manager Ruud van Nistelrooy's first league game.

Doon are looking to progress in the Munster Senior Hurling Club Championship for the first time in their history this afternoon.

The Limerick champions come up against Waterford's Ballygunner in their provincial quarter-final. Throw in at the Gaelic Grounds is at 4pm.

There's also Leinster Senior Football Club action this afternoon.

Meath's Dunshaughlin face St Lomans of Westmeat from 1.30pm.

Longford champions Abbeylara take on St Mary's Ardee of Louth at 1.45pm. Then at 2.30pm, Wicklow winners Tinahely are away to Laois' Portarlington.

There are a number of county finals down for decision this afternoon as well.

Naas are looking to do the double in Kildare as their hurlers take on Maynooth in the hurling decider at Conleth's Park at 2pm.

St Martins and St Annes meet in the Wexford Senior Hurling championship final at 2pm.

The Limerick Senior Football final sees Adare facing Fr Casey's from 4pm.

And at 1.30pm, Coolera-Strandhill and St Molaise Gaels meet again in the Sligo Football final replay at Markievicz Park.

It's a busy Sunday at the Brazilian F1 Grand Prix after qualifying was postponed until this morning because of rain.

They're running the session before this afternoon's race in Sao Paulo.

Lando Norris took three points out of Max Verstappen's lead in the Championship by winning the sprint race