The fa cup semi finals. Chelsea come alive in injury time to knock out leicester and make the last four. Is it now a two way race in the wsl . Manchester city and chelsea are level pegging once more. Also coming up on sportsday. Matt fitzpatrick leads the british hopes in the final round of the players championship in sawgrass. And can Carlos Alcaraz claim back to back titles in indian wells . Hello again. Sometimes we can be a little prone to hyperbole with the fa cup. But this weekends quarter finals. Well, three of them, have matched every cliche and more, with none beating the drama at old trafford. Amad diallo s 120th minute winner ended a game that captivated and confounded. Manchester united 4, liverpool 3 was the score. Patrick gearey has the story. A rivalry that began with a canal is now channelled through football. Manchester united versus liverpool, a local grudge gone global. Both sides arrived in very different places, uniteds position the weaker, perhaps their need was g
has left a massive hole in their family. as the us military shoots down mysterious objects out of the sky, we ask what they might be. the small town of darvel in ayrshire is mounting an extraordinary challenge to the big names in scottish football. later in the air and the bbc news channel, we get the latest from and filled with so much writing of the merseyside derby between liverpool and everton. into his home. the londoner who has converted a skip into his home. good evening. a week ago today, as the world looked on in dismay, two huge earthquakes in turkey and syria shattered the lives of millions of people. tens of thousands are known to have died, and hundreds of thousands have been left homeless. there have been extraordinary tales of endurance under the rubble, but there is now little hope of finding more survivors. and this image, of a man holding the hand of his dead 15 year old daughter, has come to symbolise the agony of the victims. you ll remember the first v
time for a look at the weather, here s ben rich. good afternoon. we had split fortunes temperature wise in the last few days. it has been cold in the south of the uk and another frosty start this morning but temperatures will slowly creep up a little over the next few days. this is aberdeen where yesterday it was close to 16 degrees. really mild in the north of the uk but here temperatures will be dropping away a little so essentially we end up whole in the same boat. things are starting to change because of this cold front, behind that the air is relatively cold so temperatures coming down a little in the north of the uk. this area has been stubborn in the south and will start to get pushed out of the way so we had that slight rise in temperatures but not just yet. very cold and gloomy in the south and east of england to the rest of the day and then this band of rain and behind that some spells of rain and behind that some spells of sunshine. through tonight we keep some sho
Jo currie reports. as the england players took to the field in the western cape, many were waiting to hear if they d been offered big money deals in the new women s premier league in india. the focus for now, though, was on ireland who won the toss, opted to bat and quickly made their intentions clear. at times they rode their luck. commentator: i think it s been put down. - and their impressive early pace was only interrupted after a potential snake was spotted near the stumps. the snake, quickly identified as a malfunctioning mic cable, was fixed and england started to find their range on the parl pitch. sophie ecclestone proving why she was one of the first players to be bought in this morning s wpl draft for a six figure sum, took two wickets in two balls. the turning point of the innings as ireland were all out for 105. enter alice capsey, who made swift work with the bat, bringing up her 50 injust 21 balls. her fun was ended shortly after but not before putting england firmly in