Sunday sport: Scotstown take on St Brigid's in semi-final, Man City take on Chelsea

Monaghan's Scotstown and St Brigid's of Roscommon are battling it out to join Dingle in this year's All-Ireland Senior Football Championship decider.

With their semi-final into the second half, it is Brigids who lead 1-10 to 1-6.

The Walsh Cup kicked off in Leinster on Sunday afternoon.

Wexford came from behind to beat Laois 1-20 to 17 points, and Dublin got the better of Carlow by 0-23 to 0-17 in the first round.

The games between Westmeath and Kilkenny, Kildare and Galway, and Offaly and Antrim were all called off due to the weather.

Because refixtures weren't possible, a coin toss was used to decide the winners, with Offaly, Galway, and Westmeath all advancing.

The FBD League continues in Connacht this afternoon as well.

London and Sligo have played out a 1-11 to 14-point draw.

Roscommon are taking on Leitrim at the Connacht Centre of Excellence.

At the minute, it is Roscommon 4-14 Leitrim 0-12.

Brentford are 3-1 over Everton in the second-half in the Premier League.

Igor Thiago scored twice in both halves, along with Ireland defender Nathan Collins.

Tottenham are level 1-1 in their game with Sunderland with Ben Davies hitting the net.

Newcastle lead Crystal Palace 2-0 at St James Park.

They are still playing at Craven Cottage, where ex-Liverpool man Harry Wilson gave Fulham the lead before an equaliser from Florian Wirtz.

The game was delayed due to a medical emergency in the crowd.

Earlier, Manchester United and Leeds United played out a 1-1 draw.

Manchester City take on managerless Chelsea later, knowing victory will see them climb back up to second.

Under-21 manager Calum McFarlane will take charge of the Blues following the departure of Enzo Maresca.

Tyson Fury says he will return to boxing this year - in his