GAA
There will be four All-Ireland Senior Football Championship first round matches on Saturday.
Recent Leinster champions Louth face Monaghan at Newbridge at 4.45pm.
Earlier, defeated finalists Meath will host Cork at Pairc Tailtinn, with kick-off scheduled for 3pm.
The match between Armagh and Derry from Ulster will begin at 17:00 at the BOX-IT Athletic Grounds.
Meanwhile, Ulster champions Donegal begin their campaign against Tyrone, who are visiting Ballybofey from 7pm.
Carlow and Laois will be in contention for a place in the Joe McDonagh Cup final.
The losing team at Netwatch Cullen Park will miss the decider if Kildare beat Down at home at the same time.
If Kildare were to lose, a draw would allow both Carlow and Laois to progress to the final and participate in the All-Ireland series.
Kerry and Westmeath will meet in Tralee, with the winners securing Joe McDonagh status for another year.
All today's matches start at 14:00.
Just days after a resolution was passed allowing players to wear shorts, the Irish Camogie Championships kick off on Saturday.
Clare and Wexford will begin their Group 1 action at the Zimmer Biomet Páirc Chíosóg from 2pm.
Throw-in at 4pm at Páirc Uí Rinn as reigning champions Cork host Limerick.
In Group 2, Kilkenny travel to Owenbeg to face Derry at 2pm.
And in Kenny Park from 16:00 there will be a meeting between Galway and Dublin.
Football
Katy McCabe's Arsenal will be looking to end a 17-year wait for Champions League glory tonight.
The Gunners face current holders Barcelona in Lisbon at 5pm.
Sheffield United and Sunderland will battle it out for the final spot in next season's Premier League this afternoon.
The Championship play-off final kicks off at Wembley Stadium at 3pm.
Rugby
Bordeaux-Begles and Northampton Saints will play in the Investec Champions Cup final this afternoon.
The match kicks off at Principality Stadium at 14:45.
Bath lifted the Challenge Cup last night with a 37-12 win over Lyon in Cardiff.
Meanwhile, EPCR has confirmed that teams from the Champions Cup and Super Rugby will take part in the first ever Club World Cup in 2028.
The first version of the tournament will feature 16 of the best clubs – the quarter-finalists of the Champions Cup, seven Super Rugby teams and a Japanese club.
EPCR Chairman Dominic Mackay said the tournament would be held for a second time in 2032, with plans to hold it every four years.
F1
Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc remains in first place at the Formula 1 Grand Prix in Monaco.
He was again fastest in third practice in Monte Carlo, ahead of reigning world champion Max Verstappen and McLaren's Lando Norris.
Lewis Hamilton crashed and finished fifth.
Qualifying for the race will start at 15:00.
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