England Women On the Go!

England women have moved top of their Women's World Cup qualifying group with a 2-0 victory over Bosnia and Herzegovina in Sarajevo.

England, who are second in the Fifa rankings were held to a goalless draw by Wales in Southampton four days ago.

The Victory against Herzogovina was England's second in five games.

Liverpool Lives!

Liverpool came from behind to win 2-1 at Manchester City to secure their first champions league semi final.

From the first leg city's Raheem Sterling set up Gabriel Jesus for a good finish after only two minutes,Sane scrambled home what seemed a second  goal but it was ruled out as off side by referee Antonio Mateu Lahoz this caused Pep Guardiola to march on to the pitch to face off with the referee leading to him being sent off to the stands.

Meanwhile Jurgen Klopp has said his side overcame the best team in the world after goals from Mohamed Salah and Roberto Firmino sealed their Champions League quarter-final qualification.

The Reds will discover their semi-final opponents when the draw is made on Friday in Nyon, Switzerland.

Common wealth Love!

Love was surely in the air after England's 81-54 victory over Cameroon,as the stage was set for Jamella Anderson who proposed to his loving lover Georgia Jones at the Commonwealth Games on Sunday.

Anderson plays his club basketball for FG La Roda in Spain while Jones his now fiancee plays for Manchester Mystics in the Women's British Basketball League.

According to reports Anderson chose the Commonwealth Games as the ideal venue for a proposal as both players get to represent their country on the world stage at the same event.

Master P!

World number 24 Patrick Nathaniel Reed claimed his first major title with a one-shot win at the Masters at Augusta.

Reed is the ninth first-time major winner in the past 12 Masters and all four major championships are now held by Americans - all of whom are aged 27 or under.

R.I.P Goolaerts...

Belgian Cyclist Micheal Goolaerts has died after suffering a cardiac arrest as a result of a crash in Paris-Roubaix.

The Veranda's Willems-Crelan rider was airlifted to hospital in Lille after falling on the second set of cobbles in the one-day classic in northern France but died on Sunday.

Goolaerts who was in his fourth season in two spells with Belgian outfit Veranda's Willems-Crelan crashed 109km into the 257km race and was found unconscious by doctors. 

President of the Union Cycliste Internationale, David Lappartient has expressed the organisation's sadness at the tragic news.