Eniola and Sone Aluko make big strides in their respective roles with England and Hull City There have been several successful sporting sibling relationships, notably Gary and Phil Neville and their netball international sister Tracy. Aluko's team-mate Natasha Dowie also has a notable footballing relative, uncle Iain, the former West Ham player and well-travelled manager. But to have a brother and sister both playing football at the top level, and scoring goals, may he unique. Relaxing at the England team's Bournemouth hotel yesterday, Eniola said: "It was a great day for us and I was delighted for Sone. I had a chat with him on the phone last night and said "well done" and told him it was a fantastic goal he'd scored - I reckon it has to be a contender for goal of the month. I was obviously pleased to get a goal as well, it's always nice to score for England and I never tire of it. Belarus were poor though, and my only disappointment was that I didn't score another one or two. Eniola's goal was her 16th in 73 England appearances while Sone, at 24 two years younger than his sister, will be hoping that what was his first Premier League goal can boost his chances of further caps with Nigeria, for whom he has chosen to play after gaining international recognition in England's youth teams. Sone did not make the Blues first team but moved first to Aberdeen and then Rangers before signing for Hull at the start of last season, the final four months of which he missed due to an Achilles injury. "It's not been easy for Sone," Eniola said. He's had to work really hard to get to where he's at now and I really hope that his goal on Saturday will be the first of many in the Premier League and that he'll get more games for Nigeria too. While Sone has pursued his career north as well as south of the border his sister has played on both sides of the Atlantic, professionally so in America where she spent time at clubs in St Louis, Atlanta and New Jersey before returning to England and, after a spell with Birmingham, signing for Women's Super League club Chelsea ahead of the current campaign. A law graduate from Brunel University, Eniola has a professional career beyond football but is keen to continue playing as a semi-pro and help England to reach the 2015 World Cup finals in Canada after their poor showing at Euro 2013, following which the national coach Hope Powell was dismissed. "We played badly at the Euros," Eniola said, "but you can learn from losing and we'll get stronger. Everybody's excited about the future, the squad is happy and relaxed and we're aiming to build on the good start we've made to our qualifiers by going on to win the group and get to the finals.