Koepka’s victory at Oak Hill last year made him the first LIV Golf player to win a major after joining the Saudi-funded breakaway.

A busy day of sporting action in the GAA, Premier League and Golf.

Arteta’s title-chasing Arsenal travel to Tan Hag’s out-of-form United on Sunday.

Spurs host Man City in a match that may leave fans conflicted, given a win would boost Arsenal’s title bid.

United lost 4-0 at Crystal Palace in their last game.

The Northern Irishman had his second straight bogey-free day

Cork have handed Limerick a rare championship defeat in the Munster hurling round-robin today

Aimee Mackin was crucial for Armagh as she was the top scorer in the Lidl National League.

Forest are still not mathematically safe from relegation.

All three goals came late in the game.

Palace leapfrogged Gary O’Neil’s Wolves into 12th place.

The Hatters are set to make an immediate return to the Championship.

Tottenham’s win saw them close the gap to fourth-placed Villa to four points.

Joel Veltman had fired the visitors into an early lead on Tyneside.

The Goodison Park outfit finish their campaign at Arsenal next Sunday.

The 37-year-old Spaniard was outclassed 6-1 6-3 by seventh seed Hurkacz on a blistering warm day.

Spurs and Manchester United will both eye a first major trophy at Wembley on Sunday.

Celtic go six points clear with 2-1 win over 10-man Rangers

Josko Gvardiol’s brace, Phil Foden’s 59th-minute goal and a stoppage-time Julian Alvarez penalty took City to within two wins of glory.

Aston Villa will be guaranteed a top-four finish if Tottenham lose to Burnley on Saturday.