GAA
A late, Rory Grugan free saw Armagh beat Galway 0-16 to 1-12 in Carrick-on-Shannon today.
That means Kieran McGeeney's side top Group 2 of the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship and go straight through to the quarter-finals.
Galway meanwhile finish second and will have to play a preliminary quarter-final at home next weekend. Tyrone meanwhile will be on the road for theirs.
They finished third after playing out an 18-points-apiece draw with Westmeath at Kingspan Breffni Park.
That was the second of a double header at the Cavan venue where earlier on Dublin topped Group 3 with a 24-point win over Sligo.
Elsewhere in that group a last minute free from Kevin Feely saw Kildare beat Roscommon 1-16 to 1-15 in Tullamore.
That means the Lillywhites finish second with the Rossies third.
And in Group 1 Kerry finished top after a 5-24 to 11 point win over Louth in Portlaoise.
While there was a shock at the TUS Gaelic Grounds as Cork beat Mayo 1-14 to 1-11.
Antrim beat Carlow 1-19 to 1-15 in their Tailteann Cup quarter-final at Corrigan Park earlier today.
They join Meath, Laois and Down in the last four.
The draw for that next round will be made tomorrow morning.
Golf
Rory McIlroy is right in contention at the US Open in Los Angeles as he seeks his first major in nine years.
He'll get his final round underway from 9-under-par tonight, a shot behind joint leaders Rickie Fowler and Wyndham Clark.
The County Down man will be out just after 10.15pm Irish time.
Padraig Harrington will resume from 1-under with Shane Lowry level-par.
In Michigan, Cavan's Leona Maguire is level-par thru three holes of her final round of the LPGA Classic.
That leaves her in a tie for fourth and just two shots off the lead that's held by Jennifer Kupcho.
Stephanie Meadow is 10-under meanwhile, two shots off the top 10.
Soccer
The Uefa Nations League final kicks-off inside the hour.
Croatia take on Spain in The Netherlands from 7.45pm.
Formula One
Max Verstappen has started from pole position for the Canadian Grand Prix which has just got underway.
The defending World champion was joined by Aston Martin's Fernando Alonso at the front of the grid in Montreal.
Mercedes duo Lewis Hamilton and George Russell went from third and fourth respectively.
