Updated at 22:05
World Cup
England are out of the World Cup.
They were beaten 2-1 tonight by holders France at the quarter-final stage.
Aurélien Tchouaméni and Olivier Giroud scored the French goals.
Harry Kane scored a penalty meanwhile and missed another late on.
Our @FIFAWorldCup campaign comes to an end, as the #ThreeLions are beaten 2-1 by France. pic.twitter.com/DtWBaWp1E0
Advertisement— England (@England) December 10, 2022
Elsewhere, history was made earlier on.
Morocco became the first ever African side to make it through to the semi-finals thanks to a 1-0 win over Portugal today.
Youssef En-Nesyri with the goal from a header in the 42nd minute.
Rugby
Connacht beat Newcastle 22-8 in their opening Challenge Cup game at the Sportsground.
Paul Boyle, Adam Byrne and Diarmuid Killgallen all scored tries for the home side.
Elsewhere, Leinster beat Racing 92 42-10 as they got their Heineken Champions Cup campaign for this season underway.
Josh van der Flier went over the line twice for Leo Cullen's side.
Full-time and a great start to our European adventure this season 🇪🇺🏉
Tries from Paul Boyle, Adam Byrne and Diarmuid Kilgallen.
It's a trip to Brive next Friday for Round 2 of the @ChallengeCup_ #CONvNEW | #ChallengeCupRugby pic.twitter.com/0eD4q7dctg— Connacht Rugby (@connachtrugby) December 10, 2022
GAA
Kilkerrin-Clonberne of Galway beat Monaghan's Donaghmoyne 13-7 at Croke Park this evening to retain their All-Ireland Club Ladies Football Championship title.
The lineup for the camogie final is now complete.
Loughgiel Shamrocks of Antrim beat Tipperary's Drom and Inch 3-6 to 2-6 in Kinnegad this afternoon to book their place in the final.
They will meet Sarsfields of Galway in the decider after they beat Dublin's St Vincent's 1-11 to 1-10 today.
Kerins O'Rahillys of Kerry beat Newcastle West 2-6 to 1-8 in the Munster men's club football final in Mallow today.
It marks the Kerry Club's first ever provincial title.
Golf
Gary Hurley and Tom McKibbin are both 4-under-par after day three of the Alfed Dunhill Championship in South Africa.
Both players carded one-under rounds of 71 today.
Ockie Strydom and Scott Jamieson share the lead on 15-under.
Racing
Tomorrow's racing at Punchestown has been called off due to the inclement weather.
An update will be issued next week on a possible rescheduling of the card.
Cork's planned meeting tomorrow may still proceed after the track was deemed fit for racing today.
Another inspection will take place tomorrow morning.
