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We'll Leave It There So: Fresh injury blow for Bowe, United miss out on transfer target and all today's sport

Here’s what the world of sport had for us on Tuesday.

A general view of Dalymount Park Dalymount Park ahead of tonight's SSE Airtricity Premier Division meeting of Bohemians and Cork City. Donall Farmer / INPHO Donall Farmer / INPHO / INPHO

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West Ham United v Manchester United - Barclays Premier League - Upton Park West Ham fans outside Upton Park before the club's final game at the stadium this evening. Nick Potts Nick Potts

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Steph Curry returned from injury with an overtime performance for the ages, scoring 17 points late on to lift Golden State to a 132-125 win against Portland in Game 4.

On the record

It was a big decision by Tommy but I think it was the right decision for himself. He was obviously disappointed he wasn’t getting game-time. The one thing I would say about him he was working ferociously hard in training. It just wasn’t happening for him. In hindsight, when he came back initially, he might have been better off going back to his club and then coming back to us. The fact he’s gone back to his club now, to Rahilly’s, he’ll get plenty of football. I hope it turns round for him.”

Kerry football selector Mikey Sheehy has revealed they have left the door open for a potential return by Tommy Walsh this season.

Where we were today

Ryan Bailey was at Croke Park to chat to Shane O’Donnell and Cathal Cregg as the Insight Centre for Data Analytics showcased the results of three years of research aimed at capturing and storing European traditional sports techniques for present and future players.

The fixture list

  • There are three Premier League games down for decision tomorrow evening: Sunderland v Everton, Norwich City v Watford (both 7.45pm) and Liverpool v Chelsea (8.00pm).
  • Clare play Kerry in Milltown Malbay in the Munster minor football semi-finals tomorrow night at 7pm.

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Eoin O’Callaghan outlines how Kevin Doyle’s Colorado Rapids are “doing a Leicester” in the MLS.

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