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Kal Naismith's first-half penalty was enough to end a run of three games without a win for Luton, who beat top-six rivals Nottingham Forest 1-0 to push Fulham to the brink of the Premier League.
Mark Selby has said that snooker seems «irrelevant right now» as he prepares to defend his World Championship title at the Crucible. Selby has opened up about his mental health struggles and battle with depression in recent months, and the impact that has had on his career over the past six years. Ad/> Selby won at the Crucible last year for the fourth time, adding to titles in 2014, 2016 and 2017.
Hawaii's two-time world champion John John Florence notched up the highest score of the day to storm into the quarter-finals of the Rip Curl Pro Bells Beach on Friday, as a new mid-season cut prompted a protest from top surfers.
Callum Robson has produced an after-the-siren upset to end Mick Fanning's shot at a record fifth Bells Beach title, but siblings Tyler and Owen Wright are still standing in the Rip Curl Pro.
For Antonio Rüdiger, today is another day, the time to get back in the saddle, to build up towards Chelsea’s next big game – the FA Cup semi-final against Crystal Palace at Wembley on Sunday. There is no point in being sad any more. The steeliness of his professionalism will, as usual, kick in.
It's Easter, which means at some point over the next few days someone who is either cool or is trying to be cool will ask you if you've been following the action at Bells.
Liverpool booked a Champions League semi-final showdown against Villarreal as the quadruple chasers survived a late collapse in Wednesday's 3-3 draw against Benfica. Jurgen Klopp's side already had one foot in the last four after winning 3-1 in the quarter-final first leg in Lisbon. They were on cruise control for long spells in the second leg at Anfield, but had to hold their nerve before advancing 6-4 on aggregate after an uncharacteristic meltdown in the closing stages. Ibrahima Konate put Liverpool ahead before Goncalo Ramos equalised late in the first half.