still to come on sportsday a first home soil much for phil neville, the lionesses ta ke much for philuthampton with top spot in their world cup qualifying group at stake. a quick look at a couple of today's of the headlines, conor mcgregor the fighter has been charged with three cou nts fighter has been charged with three counts of assault and one of mischief following an event in new york. he was one of a group of men alleged to have vandalised bus containing rivalfighters alleged to have vandalised bus containing rival fighters yesterday. the former champion turned himself into police and he's set to face a judge shortly. mcgregor appeared to be throwing a trolley at a bus, it injured two fighters who have been taken off the undercard on saturday. this is the fight game, mean things said, people get in each other‘s faces, grab each other, it is normal. we always contain it and handle it as part of the business but what happened today, was criminal. disgusting, despicable, makes me sick. and we as an organisation needed to make sure that this never happens again. kimi raikkonen beat

phil neville admits he knows it will be a tough evening for the lionesses. fazed by big games. it's something they looking forward to, they've got that bring it on attitude, that is what is impressive, they can't wait for friday, they want to get rid of all the training and get to seven o'clock tomorrow when the game sta rts o'clock tomorrow when the game starts because that is when it matters. that is when it is another step closer to getting way we want to be, qualification for the world cup. 23,000 tickets so far sold for the game tomorrow night, saint mary ‘s holds 32,000 people but if you can't make it to the south coast you can't make it to the south coast you can watch the match on bbc two starting at 6:45pm tomorrow night with kick—off starting at seven. back to the commonwealth games, here's what to look out for on the second day, 17 gold medals to be one including the gymnastics final, wales and england in that one, and katie archibald

they are currently a point behind wales who top group 1, but phil neville's side have a game in hand.ke the isle of man, jersey and guernsey. jersey in the bowls beat australia. they are heading their group, which nobody foresaw. another wonderful story, mark morrell, a police officer on the isle of man, he plays in the doubles with his dad, and guess who their coach is? their mum. they have beaten jamaica this morning their coach is? their mum. they have beatenjamaica this morning so the family ties are working, she is ruling the roost! never underestimate the importance of family. it leads you nicely into this, you talked about sergio garcia and the disaster at the masters, not and the disaster at the masters, not a disaster but it was pretty painful to watch and i'm sure to experience, he has had some support, mike? he picked up a 13 on a single hole after hitting the ball into the water five times. so how's this for support from yourfamily? his wife tweeted to congratulate him after he recovered by scoring a birdie on the 16th hole. this is what golfers look like when awful things

phil neville's side arrow points behind wales, who topped group one, but they had a game in hand. eight people were stabbed — six of them teenagers — none of them fatally. these are the faces of the most recent victims — teenagers tanesha melbourne, amaan shakoor and israel ogunsola. the mayor sadiq khan and the government are coming under increasing pressure to tackle crime on the capital's streets at a time when other cities in scotland and the us are seeing a reduction in violence. that is the mare of london. —— that is the mayor of london. so, let's now talk about what radical solutions may be needed to fix this problem. with me to talk about what those solutions might be are zubaida malik, a race equality researcher and paul scully who's an mp and a vice chairman of the conservative party. in ourcardiff studio is labour mp sarahjones, who heads up an all—party group of mps on knife crime, and in glasgow is michael murray, a consultant neuro—anesthetist. michael, starting with you, it is not so long ago that glasgow was dubbed the murder capital of europe. and yes... well, tel