With the midweek madness behind us and the FA Cup semi-finals set to steal the show this weekend we have just six fixtures in the Premier League to look forward and as ever there are a couple of little London derbies thrown into the mix.

That National Under-17 team coach Peter Onen expressed disappointment despite defeating Sudan at the ongoing CECAFA Under-17 Youth Championship in Burundi shows the ease with which they dispatched their opponents.

After comprehensive victories at home for the giant European duo, Liverpool and Barcelona, they will face an onslaught away from home in the second leg on Tuesday

The annuals of sports history are filled with inspiring, heartwarming and unbelievable moments that take our breath away. These moments are impossible to predict but when they happen, they define lifetimes and shape the careers of budding athletes.

After away victories in the first leg, the pair of Bayern Munich and Real Madrid will welcome home Sevilla and Juventus respectively for the second leg in the UEFA Champions League quarter-finals on Wednesday.

The following are some of the most prominent cricket scandals in the sport’s history.

Atletico Madrid will face off with Sporting Lisbon in the UEFA Europa League quarter-final first-leg match at the Estadio Wanda Metropolitano on Thursday.

Real Madrid will take on Italian champions Juventus in a repeat of the 2017 showpiece final when they clash in the first leg of their UEFA Champions League quarter-final on Tuesday.

After waiting for what felt like an eternity for our beloved teams to return to domestic action following yet another international break we can finally say that the Premier League is upon us once again with non-stop action starting off with a full selection of fixtures to choose from on this fine Easter weekend.

With the new Formula 1 season in full swing, here are the rules changes from 2017 that will affect the action this year. From new tyres to fewer engines, the new regulations should make the action as exciting as ever.