Tuesday Morning Sport, with Joe Mallon Motors, Sallins Rd., Naas

Former Kildare manager Kieran McGeeney is to remain on as manager of the Armagh senior footballers for a 10th season.

GAELIC GAMES

Former Kildare manager Kieran McGeeney is to remain on as manager of the Armagh senior footballers for a 10th season.

They were knocked out of the All Ireland series by Monaghan on penalties at the quarter final stage, having lost the Ulster final to Derry in the same manner.

Tyrone joint bosses Brian Dooher and Feargal Logan are set for a new three year term in charge.

They guided Tyrone to the All Ireland title in 2021, but the Red Hand county have endured disappointing championships over the last two years.

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SOCCER

The Women's World Cup quarter final line up will be completed today.

Colombia and Jamaica meet in Melbourne from 9am, with the winner to face England.

Then at Noon, it's France against Morocco in Adelaide - Australia await the victors in the last eight.


In the SSE Airtricity First Division yesterday, leaders Galway United beat Treaty United 3-nil,

Waterford won 1-0 at Wexford,

Longford Town were 4-2 winners at Bray Wanderers,

It ended Kerry 2-2 Cobh Ramblers.

And Athlone Town beat Finn Harps 4-1.

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The likelihood of Harry Kane staying at Tottenham is more on the cards now with no deal agreed with Bayern Munich for the striker's transfer.

The German champions are believed to have tabled a bid of 86 million pounds for the England captain, short of Tottenham's valuation.

Spurs boss Ange Postecoglou says he must focus on the upcoming Premier League game against Brentford on Sunday.




West Ham are understood to have tabled a bid of 50 million pounds for Manchester United pair Harry Maguire and Scott McTominay.

The offer is below what United wish to accept for the duo, as West Ham look to bolster their squad following the sale of Declan Rice to Arsenal.


And Liverpool are reported to have had a third bid for Southampton's Belgian midfielder Romeo Lavia rejected.

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HORSE RACING

There's a meeting over jumps today at Roscommon, with the first off there at 5.30pm.