GAA
Munster
Kerry and Cork do battle for a place in the Munster football final today.
The neighbours clash in Killarney at 4pm.
At 6pm, Waterford and Clare will seek to book their final place in Dungarvan.
Ulster
Two All Ireland winning managers go head-to-head in the quarter-finals of the Ulster Football Championship this evening.
Jim McGuinness’ Donegal travel to Mickey Harte’s Derry for a 6.15pm throw-in.
Ryan McHugh and Paddy McBrearty have been named to start for the visitors.
Connacht
A place in the Connacht Football final is up for grabs in Markievicz Park this afternoon.
It’s a repeat of last year’s decider with Sligo playing host to defending champions Galway from 3.30pm.
Soccer
FA Cup
Erling Haaland is a doubt for Manchester City’s FA Cup semi-final with in-form Chelsea at Wembley this afternoon, because of a muscular issue.
Pep Guardiola’s side are hoping to bounce back from the Champions League defeat to Real Madrid three days ago.
Haaland was forced off in extra-time of that quarter-final second leg.
Kick off in London is at 5:15pm
Premier League
Arsenal look to end a difficult week on positive note when they travel to Wolves tonight.
The defeat to Aston Villa on Sunday means the title is no longer in their own hands but a victory would take them to the top of the Premier League.
Luton can move out of the relegation zone if they take maximum points from their game against Brentford at Kenilworth Road.
The bottom two clash at Bramall Lane with Sheffield United hosting Burnley.
All-Island Cup
The second round of fixtures in the All-Island Cup will take place today.
Cork City and Shelbourne will be looking for their first wins when they meet at 2pm.
At 3pm, Bohemians will be looking for two wins out of two when they travel to Linfield.
An hour later, Shamrock Rovers face DLR Waves.
Later today, Glentoran head to defending champions Galway United at 5pm, while it’s 6pm kick off for Wexford and Cliftonville.
Sligo Rovers and Athlone Town meet in the final game of the day at 7.30pm.
Rugby
Women’s Six Nations
Ireland will be looking to put a dent in England’s Grand Slam title hopes in the Women’s Six Nations this afternoon.
Scott Bemand’s side are in Twickenham for a 2.15pm kick off.
Italy and Scotland are both looking for their second wins of the campaign when they meet at 4.45pm.
URC
Leinster can stretch their lead at the top of the URC table this afternoon.
They are in South Africa to take on the Lions at 2pm.
Munster are also in the southern hemisphere as they visit the Bulls at 4.05pm.
Connacht are at home to Zebre with kick off at the Sportsground at 7.35pm.
