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On This Day - June 5 2005: Paddy Bradley scored 1-10 as Derry beat Monaghan to advance to the Ulster SFC semi-final

Paddy Bradley, who is the all time leading scorer in the Ulster Senior Football Championship, registered 1-8 of his magnificent total against the Farney men from play. The Oak Leafers won the game 1-17 to 2-8, but then lost their semi-final clash against Armagh, who went on to lift the Anglo Celt cup that year 
Paddy Bradley, who is the all time leading scorer in the Ulster Senior Football Championship, registered 1-8 of his magnificent total against the Farney men from play. The Oak Leafers won the game 1-17 to 2-8, but then lost their semi-final clash against Paddy Bradley, who is the all time leading scorer in the Ulster Senior Football Championship, registered 1-8 of his magnificent total against the Farney men from play. The Oak Leafers won the game 1-17 to 2-8, but then lost their semi-final clash against Armagh, who went on to lift the Anglo Celt cup that year 

ON THIS DAY

1938: Two players, Leonidas for Brazil and Ernst Wilimowski for Poland, scored four goals each in the World Cup match at Strasbourg's Stade de la Meinau. The final score was 6-5 to the South Americans.

1968: Alan Mullery became the first man to be sent off in a full international for England in a European Championship match in Florence, which Yugoslavia won 1-0.

1999: Britain's Joe Calzaghe retained his WBO super-middleweight title with a unanimous points verdict over Australia's Rick Thornberry in Cardiff.

2000: England drew the second Test with Zimbabwe at Trent Bridge and won the two-Test series 1-0 - their first home series triumph in two years.

2011: Rafael Nadal won his sixth French Open crown by beating Roger Federer 7-5 7-6 (7/3) 5-7 6-1.

2013: England won the final NatWest Series match against New Zealand at Trent Bridge by 34 runs but lost the series 2-1.

2016: Novak Djokovic beat Andy Murray in four sets to win the French Open for the first time.

2016: Mo Farah broke the 34-year-old British 3,000 metres record at the Birmingham Diamond League when he clocked seven minutes 32.62 seconds.

BIRTHDAYS

Colman Corrigan (GAA) - former Cork footballer, and winner of two All-Ireland medals, born 1962.

Richard Fox (canoeing) - winner of a record five world titles for canoe slalom in K1 class (1981, 1983, 1985, 1989 and 1993), born 1960.

Joe DeLoach (athletics) - 200m gold medallist at the 1988 Seoul Olympics, born 1967.

Marc Rieper (soccer) - former Denmark defender who had spells with West Ham and Celtic, born 1968.

Fraser Watts (cricket) - former Scotland international, born 1979.

Junior Hoilett (soccer) - Cardiff winger, born 1990.

Emily Seebohm (swimming) - Australian double Olympic champion, born 1992.

Kieran Tierney (soccer) - Celtic left-back, born 1997.

QUICK QUIZ BLITZ

1 Former Louth player Stefan White also played with which other county?

2 Which Scottish team play home games at Ochilview Park?

3 Who finished second in the 2016 RBS 6 Nations?

4 Sean Ervine plays cricket for which county?

5 Name the Armagh player who hit 0-10 in the 2005 National Football League final?

(See answers at bottom)

SPORT ON TV

Today (Monday, June 5)

GAA: Classic GAA, Dublin v Kerry. Action from the 2011 Senior Football Championship final - eir Sport 1 2130.

CRICKET: ICC Champions Trophy, Australia v Bangladesh - Sky Sports 2 1325.

TENNIS: French Open - Eurosport 1 & ITV4 0930; Eurosport 2 1530.

SOCCER: FIFA Under-20 World Cup, quarter-finals - Eurosport 2 0845 and 1145.

CYCLING: Criterium du Dauphine - Eurosport 2 1400.

BASEBALL: MLB, Los Angeles Dodgers v Washington - BT Sport/ESPN 0300 (Tue).

Tomorrow (Tuesday, June 6)

GAA: Off the Ball, an offbeat look at recent football developments - eir Sport 1 1900.

CRICKET: ICC Champions Trophy, England v New Zealand - Sky Sports 2 1000.

TENNIS: French Open - Eurosport 1 & ITV4 1230, Eurosport 2 & eir Sports 1 1300.

SAILING: America's Cup play-offs - BT Sport 1 1800.

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Quick Quiz Blitz answers: 1 Monaghan; 2 Stenhousemuir; 3 Wales; 4 Hampshire; 5 Steven McDonnell.