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Today's Timetable
1.5 News Summary
1.10 World Cup Football Focus
1.25 Racing Preview
1.40 Cricket
2.5 Racing
2.25 Cricket
2.40 Racing
2.50 Tennis
3.10 Racing
3.20 Cricket
3.40 Tennis/Show Jumping/Cricket
4.55 Final Score
Timings subject to alteration

By tradition the Stella Artois final provides a last vital clue about the likely outcome of Wimbledon, now only two weeks away. Will John McEnroe (left) win a fourth consecutive title today on the famous Queen's Club centre court, where he first made his reputation as a fledgeling pro in 1978, and where giants of the past like Laver and Newcombe, Trabert and Hoad, then Kramer and Rosewall once paraded their skills? Or will late entry Jimmy Connors reach the final and repeat his Wembley win of last November against the World's No 1? Perhaps neither will survive, as the eager newcomers fight for recognition among men like 6 foot 6 inch Chip Hooper, from Washington DC, or maybe the left-handed French wizard, Henri Leconte.
John Barrett

1.10 World Cup Football Focus
Bob Wilson, Archie Macpherson and David Icke, on the eve of the World Cup, reflect the mood and atmosphere in Spain.

1.25 Racing Preview
On the eve of racing's most exciting and spectacular four days' racing of the year, Julian Wilson looks ahead to the highlights of the week, featuring Lester Piggott's bid to win his 11th Gold Cup riding Ardross.

1.40; 2.25; 3.20; 3.40 Cricket: First Test
The Cornhill Insurance Test Series England v India from Lord's Continued coverage of the third day's play.

2.5; 2.40; 3.10 Racing from Bath
2.15 The Philip Cornes Nickel Alloys Stakes (Qualifier. 5f 167y)
2.45 The Crown Plus Two Apprentice Championship Handicap Stakes (Round 6. l 1/4m 50y)
3.15 The Heathorn Stakes (5f)

2.50; 3.40 International Tennis
The Stella Artois Grass Courts Championships from The Queen's Club, London Semi-finals
With Wimbledon now only eight days away, all eyes will be on today's semi-finals to see which players have adapted best to grass. John McEnroe is defending his title and must be one of the favourites to reach tomorrow's final, along with Jimmy Connors, who is seeded No 2.

3.40 International Show Jumping
The World Show Jumping Championships from Dublin
Only 20 of the world's best riders remain in this third round of the Individual Championship. The top four competitors go into tomorrow's final round to find the successor to Gerd Wiltfang of West Germany, who won the gold medal in Aachen four years ago.
Television Presentation RTE

4.55 Final Score