Molumby shines in Preston win, Keogh makes immediate debut for Huddersfield
It was a busy night in England’s second-tier.
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It was a busy night in England’s second-tier.
Meanwhile, the Dallas Mavericks defeated the Charlotte Hornets while the Brooklyn Nets beat the New York Knicks.
A busy night of domestic cup action across Europe.
Zach Elbouzedi and Jack Taylor were on target for their sides, with Aiden McGeady also making an impact for Sunderland.
Elsewhere, Leicester hammered Stoke as Sheffield United finally won a game, albeit against Bristol Rovers.
Meanwhile, the Brooklyn Nets defeated the Utah Jazz and the Bulls overcame the Portland Trail Blazers.
Indiana moved to a 5-2 win-loss record for the season.
Nick Chubb and Jarvis Landry each ran for a touchdown as the Browns snapped the NFL’s longest active post-season drought.
Royal Kahala saw off a quality field to reign supreme in Meath.
Center Christian Wood added 31 points for his side, who had just nine players in uniform — one above the NBA minimum of eight.
Dean Smith’s side were too good for Crystal Palace.
The Bucks had outscored Boston 36-21 in the fourth quarter and were on the cusp of drawing level.
Tom Brady now has seven career comeback victories when trailing by 17 or more points.
Elsewhere, Borussia Moenchengladbach’s Marcus Thuram was sent off spitting at an opponent.
The Leinster minor football final will take place on 3 January.
The pressure on Mikel Arteta has not relented after another show of ill-discipline from his misfiring side.
Meanwhile, Cristiano Ronaldo scored two penalties on his 100th outing for Juve.
An excellent win for the Lake county’s minors and the end of the road for the Dubs.
A run down of all 32 sides through to the knockout rounds of the Europa League.
There were six Championship games down for decision this evening.
Meanwhile, Jorginho netted an equalising penalty as Chelsea were held by Krasnodar in a dead rubber.
Elsewhere, the New York Jets almost brought their 344-day winless run to an end and the resurgent Giants surprised the Seattle Seahawks.
Borussia Dortmund reached the Champions League last-16 while Juventus were also victorious.
It was a dramatic night across the Champions League group stages.
A wrap of last night’s NFL action Stateside.
Underdog Joyce landed the British, Commonwealth and European titles, while the exhibition battle of former heavyweight champions ended all square.
In the other NFL matchup, Washington moved into first place in the NFC East after beating Dallas.
Meanwhile, Real Madrid go back on track with a win over 10-man Inter and Marseille slumped to a record 13th straight Champions League defeat.
Juventus also progressed to the knockout stages after defeating Ferencváros.
Meanwhile, Taysom Hill led New Orleans Saints to victory.
It was the Portuguese star’s third brace in five games.
Antrim and Down will contest the Intermediate decider while Cavan will face Armagh in the Premier Junior final.
Elsewhere. the Steelers rolled on for a 9-0 start and the Rams downed the Seahawks.
Isibeal Atkinson scored a brace at Tolka Park as the hosts won 5-0.
Juventus and Dortmund also won their group stage clashes.
Pittsburgh remain the only unbeaten team in the league.
Davy Burke’s Wicklow trailed by four points in the first-half but fought back to end Wexford’s year.
The De Bromhead runner surprised the hot favourite at Down Royal.
Meanwhile, the Green Bay Packers defeated the Houston Texans.
The Joe McDonagh Cup kicked off today.