steven gerrard? the former what about his counterpart? steven gerrard ?rrard? the former liveable captain under no illusions, gerard saying... when you listen to them speaking after the first and he wasn't happy with the first high performance particularly with the one on celtic and they cannot second half and perform better, he learned from that, going into the game where the team is outstanding. as always, and his fixture, nothing is guaranteed. to rugby union... scottish hopes in the european champions cup have ended, after both edinburgh and glasgow were knocked out at the quarterfinal stage. edinburgh were beaten by munster at murrayfield in the days first game — while glasgow were dispatched by saracans. the bbc‘s rugby correspondent chris jones is at allianz park. this was another vintage european performance echoes of 2016 and 2017 when they won the champions cap, baby glass got 56 points set up a cost for meeting with munster, my from the park in the moment but let's find out how munster reached the stage by filing past edinburgh isa the stage by

steven gerrard. the former liverpool captain under no illusions, gerard saying...at in the first one particularly, they came on the second half and perform better. you live for that, going into a game where the team is outstanding. as a lwa ys where the team is outstanding. as always in this fixture, nothing is guaranteed. looking forward to that one. to rugby union... scottish hopes in the champions cup have ended, after both edinburgh and glasgow were knocked out at the quarter final stage. edinburgh were beaten by munster at murrayfield in the days first game — while glasgow were dispatched by saracans. the bbc‘s rugby correspondent chris jones is at allianz park. this is another vintage performance, because of 2016 and 2017 when they won the champions cap, the glass got 56 points for 27 to set up a last for a meeting with monster, more from that man a moment but let's find out how they reached that stage by battling past edinburgh coming as a story of the game. scott had a lively disappointing six nations cloud rugby in better shape, two sides in the quarterfin

the colombian is the scottish premiership's top scorer with 16 goals but his manager steven gerrard has evening — hoping to close the gap on leaders celtic to five points. lets take a look at what else is going on in sport this evening. the womens world cup holders — the united states — have filed a gender discrimination lawsuit against the united states soccer federation. the move is a significant escalation of a long—running fight over pay and equity and working conditions, just months before the world cup. 21—year—old alex yee took silverfor great britain on his world triathlon series debut in abu dhabi. his gb team—matejess learmonth claimed third place with a sprint finish in the first round of the women's event. ronnie o'sullivan is through to the semi—finals of snooker‘s players championship after a 6—4 win againstjohn higgins. the rocket is now also only three centuries away from his career ‘one—thousandath'. he'll face mark allen in the final four in preston. britain's four—time olympic champion mo farah has hinted he may return to the track for this year's world championships

steven gerrard — the rangers manager — has expressed his frustration. troubles away from home. nevertheless, gerard has said he will find the colombian a week's wages and that that money will go to the supporters. arsenal remain top of the women's super league after beating birmingham 1—0 this afternoon. katie mccabe's second—half strike proved enough and the win means that arsenal are guaranteed champions league football next season. manchester city have reduced the gap on arsenal to a single point after a 2—1win over liverpool. 3rd—placed chelsea were held to a 1—1 draw by west ham. a great result here for bottom side yeovil, as they beat everton1—0, who are one place above them in the table. reading won the late game at bristol city by a single goal. another great game. it went all the way. portsmouth won the checkatrade trophy final. it was a really entertaining game. portsmouth beating sunderland by penalties in the end. 85,000 turned up at wembley. aiden mcgeady had put sunderland ahead. portsmouth equalised late in the game to send it into extra—