Live sport on TV in Ireland this weekend - April 3rd

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Another big weekend!

After what was a relatively quiet weekend last week, with barely any football and relatively minor URC games, we are back with some serious action.

The League of Ireland returns with some huge fixtures, the Champions Cup knockouts are here, and, of course, Limerick v Cork in the National League final.

Enjoy yourselves!

Football

Friday 3rd April

Middlesbrough v Millwall - Championship, 12.30pm - Sky Sports Football
Birmingham City v Blackburn Rovers, Championship, 3pm - Sky Sports+
Charlton Athletic v Bristol City, Championship, 3pm - Sky Sports+
Leicester City v Preston North End, Championship, 3pm - Sky Sports+
Norwich City v Portsmouth, Championship, 3pm - Sky Sports+
Oxford United v Hull City, Championship, 3pm - Sky Sports Football
Queens Park Rangers v Watford, Championship, 3pm - Sky Sports+
Sheffield United v Swansea City, Championship, 3pm - Sky Sports+
Stoke City v Sheffield Wednesday, Championship, 3pm - Sky Sports+
West Bromwich Albion v Wrexham, Championship, 3pm - Sky Sports+
Shelbourne v Dundalk, League of Ireland, 7.45pm - LOITV
St Patrick's Athletic v Sligo Rovers, League of Ireland, 7.45pm - LOITV
Drogheda United v Bohemians, League of Ireland, 7.45pm - LOITV
Waterford v Shamrock Rovers, League of Ireland, 7.45pm - LOITV
Galway United v Derry City, League of Ireland, 8pm - Virgin Media Two
Coventry City v Derby County, Championship, 8pm - Sky Sports Football

Saturday 4th April

Manchester City v Liverpool, FA Cup, 12.45pm - TNT Sports 1 and HBO Max
Chelsea v Port Vale, FA Cup, 5.15pm - BBC One, TNT Sports 1 and HBO Max
Southampton v Arsenal, FA Cup, 8pm - BBC One, TNT Sports 1 and HBO Max

Sunday 5th April

West Ham United v Leeds United, FA Cup, 4.30pm - TNT Sports 1 and HBO Max
Dundee v Celtic, Scottish Premiership, 4.30pm - Sky Sports Football and Sky Sports Main Event

Monday 6th April

Portsmouth v Oxford United, Championship, 12pm - Sky Sports Football and Sky Sports Main Event
Millwall v Norwich City, Championship, 3pm - Sky Sports+
Blackburn Rovers v West Bromwich Albion, Championship, 3pm - Sky Sports+
Bristol City v Sheffield United, Championship, 3pm - Sky Sports+
Derby County v Stoke City, Championship, 3pm - Sky Sports+
Ipswich Town v Birmingham City, Championship, 3pm - Sky Sports+
Preston North End v Queens Park Rangers, Championship, 3pm - Sky Sports+
Sheffield Wednesday v Leicester City, Championship, 3pm - Sky Sports+
Watford v Charlton Athletic, Championship, 3pm - Sky Sports Football and Sky Sports Main Event
Sligo Rovers v Derry City, League of Ireland, 5pm - LOITV
Shamrock Rovers v Shelbourne, League of Ireland, 5pm - LOITV
Bohemians v Waterford, League of Ireland, 5pm - LOITV
Drogheda United v Galway United, League of Ireland, 5pm - LOITV
Dundalk v St Patrick's Athletic, League of Ireland, 5pm - LOITV
Swansea City v Middlesbrough, Championship, 5.30pm - Sky Sports Football and Sky Sports Main Event
Hull City v Coventry City, Championship, 8pm - Sky Sports Football and Sky Sports Main Event

GAA

Sunday 5th April

Clare v Dublin, National Hurling League Division 1B, 1.45pm - TG4
Limerick v Cork, National Hurling League Division 1A, 4pm - TG4

Rugby

Friday 3rd April

Connacht v the Sharks, EPCR Challenge Cup, 8pm - Premier Sports 1

Saturday 21st March

Exeter Chiefs v Munster, EPCR Challenge Cup, 12.30pm - Premier Sports 1
Toulon v Stormers, EPCR Champions Cup, 3pm - Premier Sports 1
Toulouse v Bristol Bears, EPCR Champions Cup, 5.30pm - Premier Sports 1
Harlequins v Sale Sharks, EPCR Champions Cup, 8pm - Premier Sports 1
Ulster v Ospreys, EPCR Challenge Cup, 8pm - Premier Sports 2

Sunday 22nd March

Bordeaux Begles v Leicester Tigers, EPCR Champions Cup, 3pm - Premier Sports 1
Leinster v Edinburgh, EPCR Champions Cup, 5.30pm - Premier Sports 1

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