Three sporting events to watch this week: Your handy guide to sport on television

The only televised event in which players must start and finish each leg on a double or the bullseye, the World Grand Prix takes place in Leicester this week (after moving across the Irish Sea in 2020). Luke Littler will start as favourite to collect the £120,000 first-prize, though he’ll face a strong challenge from players such as Luke Humphries and Michael Van Gerwen. – Mon-Sun, Sky Sports
The 2024-25 Uefa Women’s Champions League group stage begins this week. Unlike the crazy and packed men’s competition, the women’s equivalent is far more straight-forward – 16 teams (including Chelsea, Arsenal, Manchester City and Celtic) are split into four groups. The top two from each group will progress to the quarter-finals. Simple. – From Tuesday, DAZN
The last time Leinster and Munster clashed at Croke Park was in a memorable Heineken Cup Semi-final in 2009. The rivalry dipped a little in the years after that, but the huge crowd that will be at GAA headquarters for this weekend’s URC clash is a sign of how important these derby clashes are for supporters of both sides. – Saturday, RTÉ & Premier Sports