and the end, the southern vipers on top.'s catch up with some of today's other sports news stories. england's match against brazil at the women's under—20 world cup ended in a draw. a penalty from manchester city's georgia stanway put england ahead in the 11th minute. but substitute ariadina struck in injury—time to snatch a point for the south americans. england top group b and need just a point against mexico on sunday to reach the quarter—finals. team sky rider gianni moscon has been banned for five weeks, after he tried to hit another rider during this year's tour de france. the italian has accepted his punishment and apologised, saying he "regretted" his actions. and johanna konta will play victoria azarenka in the second round of the rogers cup later. that's after she beat the former french open winner jelena ostapeko in the first round in montreal last night. the level of violence against women and girls in sport needs to be given "urgent attention." researchers studying gender—based violence in sport say it remains u

the southern vipers out of this year's competition, champions from 2016, finalists last year.he extra thrilling game against surrey stars. it ebbed and flowed, 148 was the target for the stars after suzie bates hit 82. it looked to be a good total, difficult pitch to score on. when nat sciver went along with sarah taylor, it really did look as though it could be the vipers clinging on in this competition. but two errors from dannie wyatt, one of them overthrows and then click the bales as she bowled at the start of the final over allowing a free hit and a six down the ground seeing the sta rs and a six down the ground seeing the stars to the brink of victory. it was enough to see the visitors home. it was between —— it will be between them and lancashire thunder for the finals day at the end of the month. lancashire thunder won the roses match against the yorkshire diamonds, who are also out of the competition. former world boxing champion tyson fury‘s comeback continues in belfast this weekend with only his second fight back after a two year spell which saw him battle depress

those at the bottom end of the table, the yorkshire diamonds and the southern vipers, face—off againsth other tomorrow and it means we have competition still with plenty of life left in it. let's just catch up wiuth some of today's other news. there was a heavy defeat for kyle edmund in the first round of the toronto masters in canada. the british number one was beaten 6—1 6—2 by argentina's diego schwartzman. after two seasons on loan at torino and west ham, joe hart has moved to burnley from manchester city for a fee in the region of £3.5 million. he's signed a two year deal at turf moor. and a study of last season's premier league matches has found that liverpool were the unluckiest side, dropping 12 points in games affected by wrongly disallowed goals or incorrect penalty decisions. manchester united were the luckiest team. the study also found that huddersfield should have been relegated and not stoke. serena williams has revealed that the struggle to balance motherhood and professional sport was behind her decision to pull out of this week's rogers cup in canada. the 23—time gran