Friday Morning Sport; With Joe Mallon Motors, Sallins Rd., Naas

Eadestown play Sarsfields tonight in the Ladies Football Senior Football Final

GAA

Kfm will have on-line commentary The Ladies football Senior Football Final, with Semaus Dillon and Tara Byrne, tonight from 8pm.

Eadestown (going for four in a row) vs Sarsfields in Manguard Park.

To listen: go to our website and click on Live Sport banner top of home page.

Or check our twitter @kfmsport and @kfmradio where the direct link will be posted.

SOCCER

Evan Ferguson was a second half substitute for Brighton in the Europa League last night.

The Seagulls played out a 2-all draw with Marseille in Group B.

Elsewhere, Liverpool's promising start in Group E continued with a 2-nil win over Union S-G of Belgium.

West Ham are top of Group A after a 2-1 win over SC Freiburg in Germany.

Rangers slumped to a 2-1 defeat to Cypriot side Aris in Group C.

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Shelbourne manager Damien Duff will miss tonight's SSE Airtricity League Premier Division clash with Dundalk.

He's set to serve a one-match touchline ban, after comments about the match officials following last week's loss to Shamrock Rovers.

Elsewhere this evening, second-placed Derry City face Drogheda United at Weavers Park.

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Katie McCabe’s Arsenal are looking to pick up their first points of the WSL season tonight.

They go to Manchester United.


RUGBY

New Zealand are through to the World Cup quarter-finals.

Ian Foster's side ran in 11 tries in a 73-0 hammering of Uruguay last night.

The Pool A schedule concludes tonight, with France up against Italy in Lyon.

A win for the hosts will see them through to the knockout phase as Pool winners.


GOLF

Mark Power and Tom McKibbin resume six shots adrift of the lead on day two of the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship.

They play Carnoustie and St. Andrew’s respectively.

John Murphy and Padraig Harrington are both stationed at Kingsbarns, and are 1-under and 1-over par.

Peter Uihlein , Adri Arnaus and Sebastien Soderberg jointly lead on 8-under.


SNOOKER

Ronnie O'Sullivan is out of snooker's English Open.

The seven-time World Champion lost to China's Zhang Anda in the last 16 by four frames to two last night.


RACING

There’s a seven-race card at Downpatrick this afternoon with the first off at ten-to-2.

While the all-weather track at Dundalk hosts an eight-race card commencing at 5pm