Sunday Sport: McIlroy in contention at BMW PGA Championship, Rovers face Finn Harps

Rory McIlroy says he wants to finish his season as well as he possibly can.

He is in contention on 11 under par going into the final round of the BMW PGA Championship - just a shot behind the joint-leaders Viktor Hovland and Soeren Kjeldsen at Wentworth.

The former world number one is just back out for his final round while Shane Lowry is getting his Sunday underway from 10 under par.

Graeme McDowell has finished with a third and final round of 69, his second in a row to end the week on 7 under par and currently in a tie for 40th.

Jonathan Caldwell missed the cut last night on one under par.

The event will end after 54 holes this evening after a curtailed first round owing to Queen Elizabeth's death on Thursday.

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Leona Maguire has slipped out of contention heading into the final round of the Queen City Championship in the USA.

The Cavan woman shot a disappointing 73 last night to leave herself on six under par and in a tie for 18th place.

She lies 10 shots off the lead which is being held by American Ally Ewing.

Stephanie Meadow is just a shot back from her compatriot with both women getting their final rounds underway at around 1:30pm.

Shamrock Rovers have the chance to extend their lead at the top of the SSE Airticity League Premier Division table to four points this evening.

The defending champions take on bottom side Finn Harps.

Kick off at Tallaght Stadium at 7pm.

Sean Hoare is set to miss the game through injury after coming off early in the 0-0 draw with Djurgarden during the week.

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Chelsea manager Graham Potter says he appreciates Brighton fans may find his decision to leave "hard to accept".

In an open letter to the club's supporters, the 47-year-old admitted he doesn't expect them to "forgive his