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Liverpool's FA Cup dream collapsed in spectacular fashion as Manchester United hammered Arne Slot's side 4-0, with talisman Mo Salah and captain Virgil van Dijk both delivering shockingly poor performances that pundits are calling "unprecedented" for players of their calibre. The humiliating defeat at the hands of their bitter rivals raises serious questions about Liverpool's mentality in knockout football, even as they continue to challenge for the Premier League title. For Irish fans watching two of the league's most decorated players crumble on the big stage, it was a stark reminder that no lead—and no reputation—is ever safe in this fixture.

Stuart McCloskey's eyes lit up when he heard Ulster had drawn La Rochelle in the Challenge Cup quarter-finals, and after watching his side grind out a gritty 28-24 win over Ospreys to set up that blockbuster, you can understand the excitement. Head coach Richie Murphy praised his team's resilience in Newport, but the real story is what lies ahead — a showdown with Ronan O'Gara's star-studded French giants. It's the kind of knockout tie Ulster fans dream about, and McCloskey's reaction suggests the players fancy their chances against the former European champions.

The Vegas Golden Knights are surging back to form under the fiery guidance of John Tortorella, with the famously demanding coach proving his gamble on Sin City is paying dividends as the Knights rediscover the swagger that made them Stanley Cup champions. It's a remarkable turnaround for a franchise that looked to be drifting, and Tortorella's no-nonsense approach appears to be exactly what Vegas needed to reignite their playoff push. Irish fans with a taste for drama will want to keep an eye on this one — when Torts is involved, fireworks are never far behind.

Donegal delivered a statement victory over All-Ireland champions Kerry in the league final, but as Colm O'Rourke warned, humiliating the Kingdom may have awakened a dangerous monster ahead of the championship. Joe Brolly has also weighed in on Kerry's summer prospects, suggesting a Jack O'Connor issue could derail their title defence. With the provincial championships on the horizon, Donegal have announced themselves as serious contenders while Kerry will be plotting revenge with added motivation.