Dublin got off to a flying start with a goal from Seán Currie in the opening minute.

Adam Armstrong’s 24th-minute goal consigned Leeds to more play-off pain.

Leclerc kept McLaren’s Oscar Piastri at bay to take his first victory on home soil.

World number one Scottie Scheffler had earlier led the tributes to Murray, who won the Barbasol Championship in 2017 and the Sony Open in January.

The two-time major winner dropped just four games against American Wolf.

The 30-year-old withdrew with two holes remaining of Friday’s second round, citing illness.

The race was immediately red flagged after Perez’s Red Bull hit the barrier.

And they finished Antrim 4-22 to Carlow's 2-22 in the relegation play-off at Corrigan Park.

Catterall avenged his controversial split-decision defeat to Taylor in Glasgow two years ago.

Manchester United denied their cross-city rivals the double-double.

The American withdrew from the Charles Schwab Challenge on Friday after feeling unwell.

Bonmati broke the deadlock in the 63rd minute before Putellas ensured her club’s name would be etched onto the trophy for the third time.

A round up of today's action in the All-Ireland football championship.

Idah pounced on a fumble by Gers keeper Jack Butland in the last minute of normal time to fire in the winner.

Toulouse came out on top after the Champions Cup final went to extra time.

The world champion could only place sixth in qualifying.

Matthis Lebel’s try and three Thomas Ramos penalties in the extra period saw the French side over the line in London.

Whatever his future, the Dutchman’s reign at United certainly did not end in failure.

Abdallah Sima had the ball in the net in the 59th minute, only for referee Nick Walsh to rule it out for a foul on Hoops keeper Joe Hart.

Alejandro Garnacho and Kobbie Mainoo scored for the Red Devils.