Jack Norris 
Football legend Chris Kamara MBE and former Challenge Cup winner Jamie Peacock MBE will make the draw for the semi-finals of the Men’s Betfred Challenge Cup. The draw will be live on BBC One during half-time of the quarter-final clash between Wakefield Trinity and Wigan Warriors. Semi-final ties are to be played on the weekend of May 9/10.
Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner are set to compete in the Monte-Carlo Masters final. The match will determine the No. 1 ranking. Sinner reached the final by defeating Alexander Zverev, while Alcaraz eliminated Valentin Vacherot.
Arsenal youngsters Ethan Nwaneri and Myles Lewis-Skelly are among five players who could be allowed to leave the club to raise funds for new arrivals. Both players signed long-term contracts last summer. Arsenal reportedly want at least £100 million for the pair.
Parma and Napoli are set to clash in Serie A. Cuesta has named Elphege in the starting lineup for Parma. Conte has put his faith in Politano for Napoli.
Mirra Andreeva (ranked No. 10) will compete against Elena-Gabriela Ruse (No. 87) in the Upper Austria Ladies Linz semifinal on Saturday. Andreeva has -699 odds to win this match versus Ruse (+450). Andreeva has an 87.5% chance to win, based on the implied probability from the moneyline.
The team lineups for Sunderland against Tottenham have been announced. Other Premier League teams including Nottingham Forest and Aston Villa have also released their starting elevens.
Nottingham Forest and Aston Villa meet at the City Ground for a Premier League fixture. Forest are battling for survival while Villa are chasing Champions League qualification. Both clubs were in Europa League quarter-final action on Thursday.
Wakefield Trinity have confirmed their 21-Man Squad to take on Wigan Warriors in the Betfred Challenge Cup Quarter Final. The game will take place on Sunday 12th April at the DIY Kitchens Stadium. Trinity come into the game on the back of five wins in a row.
Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner are set to compete in the Monte-Carlo Masters final. The world No. 1 ranking is also at stake. Alcaraz leads the head-to-head with Sinner 10-6.
Wout Van Aert, Pedersen and Abrahamsen all suffered early mechanical issues on the cobbles. Pogačar and Van der Poel were well-placed, with UAE controlling the race. There’s a huge gap between the front group and the second.