thats his first for manchester city, indeed his first ever senior hat trick. before perhaps the best goal of the lot, kevin de bruyne with manchester city's eighth of the afternoon. so if there was any question at all about how city might bounce back after that defeat last weekend, well i think its fair to say they answered them. as comfortable an afternoon as they're ever likely to have. as for watford, well, a very grim day for the premier leagues bottom side. what i like the most is after the second term it can be very boring, people can start to do it they want, they start to play for themselves. it was the complete opposite. we we re it was the complete opposite. we were more aggressive than the first half, and we continued to try to score goals and i think it was a good show for our fans and supporters and a lovely day in the sunshine. the players right now, they will dedicate to have to work with that, it's the worst news we can receive and we have to play against city, 15 minutes, we will receive it was really difficult for the players. so what of the

spurs and manchester city both play today. spurs already under way — we'll have more from watch this in real time, it looks like a penalty? the referee seemed to think so and pointed to the pot. so that is that. not so fast, slow it down and not everything is so clea n. it down and not everything is so clean. he appeared to start falling over before he was touched so does the liverpool manishiate the co nta ct? the liverpool manishiate the contact? would there have been contact? would there have been co nta ct a ny contact? would there have been contact any way, luckily we have var? the video assistant didn't see an errorfrom var? the video assistant didn't see an error from one var? the video assistant didn't see an errorfrom one of var? the video assistant didn't see an error from one of the most experienced officials. the penalty stood, liverpool went on to lose 2-0. get stood, liverpool went on to lose 2—0. get whatjurgen klopp was asked about in his press conference.” 2—0. get whatjurgen klopp was asked about in h

thats his first for manchester city, indeed his first ever senior hat trick. before perhaps the best goal of the lot, kevin de bruyne with manchester city's 8th of the afternoon. so if there was any question at all about how city might bounce back after that defeat last weekend, well i think its fair to say they answered them. as comfortable an afternoon as they're ever likely to have. as for watford, well, a very grim day for the premier leagues bottom side. what i like the most is the second term normally can be so boring and people start to do what they want, they start to play for themselves and it was completely the opposite so we and it was completely the opposite so we played more aggressive than the first half and we continued to score goals and it was a good day for ourfans, score goals and it was a good day for our fans, supporters and score goals and it was a good day for ourfans, supporters and a lovely day in the sunshine. for the players, they dedicated so we have to work, we want to play against manchester city and we so what of the team that ac

norwich stun champions manchester city with a 3—2 — norwich stun champions manchester city with a 3—2 win, we'll have all the latest news from the premier league. five out of five... liverpool can't stop winning, this time it's a 3—1win over newcastle. taking control... england bat their way into a match winning position in the fifth and final ashes test. also coming up in the programme... the solheim cup challenge gets harder, rain and bad light at gleneagles make conditions tricky as europe try to regain the trophy from the usa. and job done — primoz roglic is set to become slovenia's first grand tour winner at the vuelta a espana. plenty to update you on. we will get to the ashes in a moment. but we will start with the premier league. there has been a fantastic match between norwich. well in contrast to city, liverpool's brilliant start to the season continues. jurgen klopp's side beat newcastle 3—1 at anfield. that means it's now five wins from five for the league leaders, but they didn't have things all their own way against steve bruce's side, as jo currie reports... newca

it moves them up to third, two points behind manchester city. austin halewood reports. in 2016, leicester but at the centre of the footballing world and have lofty ambitions again. since brendan rodgers took over, only liverpool and manchester city have won more points. james madison has been key in that but with him injured, the foxes were looking for someone else to spark against newcastle. it didn't take long. ricardo with the brilliant run and even better finish, leicester with the lead. newcastle just couldn't get hold of the ball and they couldn't control their temper, a horrific challenge from isaac hayden on dennis pratt quickly deemed worthy of a red card. once again, it wasn't going to plan and it only got worse, particularly when jamie vardy did what jamie vardy does best. the floodgates were open, the foxes running riot. pratt back on his feet and in on the action. jamie vardy scored a second before wilfred made it five. more misery for the magpies. leicester, too clinical, too good and back into third. certainly not near good enough. we've made it difficult

and when manchester city want something, well, this is how they tend to go about it. riyad mahrez on hand to start the scoring, and with opponents shakhtar donetsk on the ropes, the visitors landed another blow. mahrez turning provider for ilkay gundogan to double their delight. the victory, the statement of intent, was sealed by gabrieljesus laying down a marker. the continent has been warned. in scorching athens, a red—hot atmosphere to greet tottenham's return to a competition they almost won last season. and after weathering the early storm, spurs found their form. captain harry kane leading the charge, first earning and then converting the opening goal, before lucas moura once again came of age on the european stage. the home crowd at last silenced, but not for long. olympiacos reduced the deficit with great poise to restore the noise, and when gifted a chance to equalise, it was gleefully accepted. plenty for tottenham to regret, though plenty of time to recover. david ornstein, bbc news. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very

manchester city are at everton in the late kick off. currently 1—1 but everybody is still chasing liverpool who are still yet to drop a point in the premier league this season. newly promoted sheffield united made life tough for the european champions but a goalkeeping gaffe was enough to give liverpool the win and move eight points clear at the top of the table. rhia chohan reports the latest title challenge has been near followed flawless. they visited here with six wins out of six. enough to put a grin on any manager public face. but sheffield united we re public face. but sheffield united were not going to because of and the report if real chance it was an opportunity missed. liveable off and looked out of the comfort zone and united commit to close for comfort. the huge goalkeeping air which eventually turned the game around. head deliverable goal which squirmed agonisingly over the line. a frustrating moment for dean henderson who otherwise held it together. mo has not scored away from home this season it was to happen today eit

manchester city went one better with a 4—0 thrashing of brighton. chelsea and manchester united could only draw, though, as adam wild reports. too soon to call the premier league a two—horse race, but even in these early stages, liverpool and manchester city are just too good for the rest. they say in sport you make your own luck — liverpool were making just a little bit of burnley. trent alexander—arnold's cross somehow finding its way in. if that was fortunate, goals from sadio mane and then roberto firmino were entirely deserved. the success brings expectation — sadio mane clearly angry at being substituted. but that drive for more is what drives liverpool forward. he's an emotional guy, we're all emotional. that's how it is. would he would do it exactly like this again? probably not, but it's all ok, really. i like that, we sort these things in a second, but obviously not outside in the public. everybody needs to calm down, everything is fine, and we still like each other. if liverpool all like each other, manchester city fans can't help

mahrez magic at goodison park as manchester city beat everton 3—1 in the late kick off. and liverpool take advantage of a shocker in sheffield as henderson's howler maintains their winning start to the season. also coming up in the programme. we'll track the progress of the british sprinters in doha, where zarnell hughes makes it through to tonight's 100 metre final. and we tell you how annamiek van vlueten produced one of the most astonishing solo rides to win gold at the road cycling world championships in yorkshire. where else to start than injapan and the result of the rugby world cup so far and one of the biggest upsets in the tournament's history. hosts japan stunned ireland. ireland had never lost a world cup match to a team outside the traditional tier one nations before today. they led at half time. but an inspired performance from the hosts stunned the irish and ignited the tournament. from shizuoka, here's andy swiss. cheering. yeah! japan, we win! it couldn't happen again, could it? a sea of red and white flowed to shizuoka as japan fans hoped for another wor

and manchester city are all but through to the last 16 as well. with a 7—1 win at swiss side lugano. five of those city goals came in the last 25 minutes. pauline bremer and caroline weir both scored twice. burnley manager sean dyche has refused to say whether the club have punished midfielder danny drinkwater after the player was involved in an incident outside a nightclub. the on—loan chelsea midfielder was pictured with facial injuries and also suffered ankle ligament damage which will rule him out of the team for two weeks. certainly old enough and wise enough to not get into scraps, but sometimes it happens. team—mates become a part of us and anyone who joins us becomes a part of us and so we have to work with a player in the correct manner in which we do and like i say, it is easy to spend time with players and they are going well and everything is rosy, but sometimes it is equally or more satisfying to work with players and things are not quite right. wigan warriors racked up their 12th win in 13 games to assure themselves of a home t

three team to have started well are everton, manchester city, and arsenal, perfect records. but something has got to give because two of them are facing each other on sunday. the northwest derbyjust keep on coming. two wins from two, they have both scored three goals and conceded nine. a manchester city will go into this as favourites, despite the fact that they are playing away from home. they finished the season as runners—up last season. everton on the other hand were lucky to stay up. they avoided relegation because the overall had points deducted. but everton looked to have turned things around. two wins from two. we saw the season start with the manchester derby at the etihad, we will see a lot more women's games played at premier league grounds. and we have a london derby coming up. is playing at premier league grounds seems to be paying off. you were in the manchester derby at the etihad, 31,000 people went to that one. 23,000 went to stamford bridge for chelsea's match on sunday. we have west ham against spurs, and west ham at the london stadium, they say they are

this young boy plays for manchester city amputees. he suffered from cancer, lost his leg, but now he said i have a lwa ys lost his leg, but now he said i have always wanted to play football and he plays for the amputees football tea m he plays for the amputees football team for manchester city. he wants to play in the world cup. that is a lovely story. and the girl who lost her sight at a young age, as well. she ended up going to university. she ended up going to university. she has done a university degree and started working for an mp. she now wa nts to started working for an mp. she now wants to work in a charity that helps people with their eyesight. this boy as a baby had a seven—hour operation and is now a gymnast who wa nts to operation and is now a gymnast who wants to go to the olympics. this is hope. the resilience of children. a wonderful story. this is about kids going off to university. middle—class parents who stated their kids i am going to really miss you, the overprotective middle—class kids. call me everyday. b

champions manchester city were beaten by newly promoted norwich city 3—2. it's manchester city's first defeat in the premier league since january, while the norwich manager daniel farker, described it as a "special day". manchester city are now five points behind league leaders liverpool, who beat newcastle 3—1. tottenham were 4—0 winners over crystal palace. chelsea beat wolves 5—2. there were also wins for manchester united and southampton. brighton and burnley drew 1—1. celtic have maintained their 100% winning start to the season. the scottish premiership champions beat hamilton academical1—0 fora fifth consecutive league victory, which keeps celtic three points clear of rangers, who beat livingston 3—1 today. europe and the united states are tied at eight points each ahead of the final day of golf‘s solheim cup. strong winds made conditions tough at gleneagles and contributed to slow play from all of the fourball matches, with three of them going to the final hole. in fading light, america's daniella kang holed her putt to win the last ma

there were four goals at the etihad tonight as manchester city's former captain vincent kompany was honoured in his testimonial match celebrating his ten years at the club he left last season. kompany was unable to play because of a hamstring problem but greeted by a guard of honour as he walked out with his children. the city legends went 2—1 down thanks to this goal from robin van persie, playing for a premier league all star 11. plenty of former man united players in action for them. but benjani got the equaliser ten minutes from time which ensured kompany had plenty to smile about at the end. europe and the united states are stepping up their preparations for the solheim cup which begins at gleneagles on friday. the european team will be hoping to regain the trophy with captain catriona matthew saying it would be the greatest moment of her career if they were able to win it in her home country of scotland. but the united states are the favourites. from gleneagles, here's our reporter sarah mulkerrins. there is no doubt that team usa have the pedigree in this cup. they have one ten addi

manchester city are up chelsea as well. manchester city are up and running with a win. manchester city were very impressive in ukraine. they comfortably beat shakhtar donestsk 3—0, gabriel jesus rounding off the scoring. ‘a welcome performance for pep guardiola's side after that shock defeat to norwich in the premier league last weekend. it was a difficult night, though, for spurs. last season's beaten finalists looked to be coasting at 2—0 up against 0lympiakos. but the greek side were the better team on the night, and dragged themselves back into the game. it finished 2—2. paris st—germain took the spoils in the glamour tie of the night. they beat real madrid 3—0 at the parc des princes, in what was a really dominant performance. real didn't even register a shot on target. and geraint thomas will ride for great britain at the uci road world championships in yorkshire this month. the welshman will compete in the time trial as well as the road race. it is going to be exciting. is their excitement in the papers as well? i just gave you a chance to tear it up.

that's what liverpool now have over reigning champions manchester city... and given how tight the title race was last season. . . could city's defeat at norwich prove pivotal? nick parrott rounds up the action at the top of the table. last year the premier league was 16 games old before manchester city lost, and that was away to chelsea. so why have they faltered so soon against promoted norwich, who were expected to struggle? in the boxes they were better. we were not so productive in front. norwich were clinical. they only had three efforts on target, but all of them went in. norwich city have believed! the second from todd cantwell came from a fast and flowing counterattack that city would have been proud of. when norwich lost concentration at the back, sergio aguero took advantage, that was nothing compared to the misunderstanding between stones and otamendi. they have only been paired at the back six times in the last 20 months. they will have to work out a better rapport. liverpool went behind early at home to newcastle, but unlike the champions they

there've been big wins for arsenal and manchester city in the women's champions league tonight. vivianne miedema scored twice as arsenal thrashed fiorentina 4—0 in italy in the first leg of the first knock out round. and manchester city are all but through to the last 16 as well, with a 7—1win at swiss side lugano. pauline bremer and caroline weir with a couple of goals each. four—time grand slam champion kim clijsters has said that she plans to come out of retirement after seven years away from the game. the 36—year—old first retired in 2007 to have the first of her three children. she then returned two years later and won two more us open titles and the australian open before her second retirement in 2012. she says she'll return to the wta tour next year. wigan warriors racked up their 12th win in 13 games to assure themselves of a home tie in the superleague playoffs. they beat castleford tigers 26—8, running in five tries in total. cas must now hope hull don't surprise leaders st helens tomorrow and knock them out of the top five. that's all the sport for now. yo

it is weird, the difference is the players that manchester city has. the video assistant referee played a pivotal role as tottenham lost 2—1 at leicester city. spurs would have taken a 2—0 lead after serge aurier‘s goal but the var ruled son heung—min was offside in the build up. leicester then levelled before a great strike byjames maddison turned the game round. the 2—1 win for leicester moves them up to third. spurs manager mauricio pochettino said he had no complaints about the technology despite the defeat. sometimes it's going to benefit you, sometimes it will be against you. that is football, and you have to include the system on the game. after you cannot complain. elsewhere there were wins for burnley and sheffield united while newcastle and brighton finished goalless. there's four matches today, all in london, the pick of them sees leaders liverpool face chelsea at stamford bridge. leaders celtic and rangers are both in action today in the scottish premiership. aberdeen moved up to third on saturday after a 2—0 win away at livings

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in the late kick off, manchester city are at everton. scottish premiership leaders celtic dropped points for the first time this season — held to a contraversial 1—1 draw at hibernian. hibs made a great start — going ahead in the eighth minute through a kristoffer ajer own goal. but celtic‘s equaliser caused fury in the hibs dug out. ryan christie scoring while there was confusion over a foul. hibs' manager paul heckingbottom kicked a water bottle in frustration which hit the assistant referee. he was given a red card and sent to the stands. rangers are within a point of celtic after thrashing aberdeen five nil. elsewhere there were wins for hamilton and motherwell. now to the world athletics championships where all eyes are on the 100 metres in doha where zharnel hughes is through to the men's final — the only briton to qualify. he clocked a time of 10.05 to finish second behind south africa's akani simbine. meanwhile the contraversial american sprinter christian coleman still looks set for the gold — clocking a time of 9.88

manchester city went one better with a 4—0 thrashing of brighton. chelsea and manchester united could only draw though, as adam wild reports. too soon to call the premier league are two horse race, but even in these early stages liverpool and manchester city are just too good for their opponents. they say in sport you make your own luck, liveable making little of burnley. goals from sadio mane and roberto firmino were deserved. this brings expectations, sadio mane angry at being substituted. but that drive for more is what drives liveable forward. he was emotional, he would do it exactly like this again probably not, but it is all ok, really. i like that, we like to do that and not outside in the public, everybody needs it to come down everything is fine, and we still like each other. if liverpool like each other, manchester city fans cannot help like what they are seeing as well. it took them little over a minute to get things started against brighton. manchester city have the lead on 71 seconds. two goals from sergio aguero made the game safe. a v

manchester city went one better with a a—0 thrashing of brighton. chelsea and manchester united could only draw though, as adam wild reports. too soon to call the premier league a two—horse race, but even in these early stages liverpool and manchester city are just too good for the rest. they say in sport you make your own luck, liverpool were making just a little of burnley. trent alexander arnold's cross somehow finding its way in. if that was fortunate, goals from sadio mane and roberto firmino were highly deserved. the success brings expectation — sadio mane clearly angry at being substituted. but that drive for more is what drives liverpool forward. he's an emotional guy we're all emotional. would he would do it exactly like this again? probably not, but it is all ok, really. i like that, we saw these things in a second, but obviously not outside in the public. everybody needs to calm down, everything is fine, and we still like each other. if liverpool like each other, manchester city fans cannot help but like what they are seeing as well.

manchester city defender aymeric laporte will be out for up to six months after having knee surgery. pep guardiola has admitted it'll be next year before the frenchman returns. john stones is fit again, however, for the champions' visit to norwich tomorrow. arsenal's alexandre lacazette is also facing a period out — albeit not nearly as long. the striker will miss at least the rest of september with an ankle injury. time now to bring you up to date with some of the day's other sport stories. britain's alice tai has continued her dominance at the world para swimming championships. she won herfifth gold medal tonight, with victory in the women's 50 metres freestyle. and five gold medals soon became six — as tai was part of the great britain relay team that won the 4 by 100 metre medley — setting a new world record time. world champion bianca walkden took silver after a golden—point loss to arch rival shuyin zheng in the +67kg world taekwondo grand prix final in japan. it was the first meeting between the pair since walkden's controversial victory in the world final in may. dutc

newly promoted norwich city have beaten defending champions manchester city 3—2 at carrow road. it's city's first league defeat of the season and it leaves them five points behind leaders liverpool who've now won five from five. nick parrott reports. when manchester city come to visit, there is every reason to feel a sense of dread. but some norwich fans were relishing the prospect, despite their side missing four key players through injury. for most of the first half, it was backs against the wall. but the champions were lacking. you get so few chances against city, you have to take them. norwich did just that. first attempt on target, first goal to kenny mclean. there was no hiding the canaries ambition, and they had theirfans singing again after stringing 30 passes together. before todd ca ntwell doubled their advantage. it took until before half—time before the visitors to recover their senses. only one outcome when aguero is given this much space. but just after that, his team—mates undid his good work, teemu pukki restoring the two—goal cushion. pep guardiola made th

. >>> let's go to manchester city against watford, 50 seconds in, 2-0. look at the clock. there's more, free kick, 3-0 manchester city, just 12 minutes gone by, two minutes later bernardo silva with the header, 4-0, and the hits kept on coming. it was an 8-0 beatdown. >>> leicester city hosting, falling down, some way found a way to put it in. 1-0 to thttenham. the cross, for ricardo, 1-1. there's going to be a beautiful one, candidate for goal of the week, madison from way outside, oh, my god. leicester won it 2-1. >>> number 23 ranked cal, golden bears were eyeing a 4-0 start for the first time since 2015. the rebels were looking to make a statement with the win against a ranked team. head coach justin wilcox for the cal bears trying to give the pack 12 their first win on the road against an sec team in nine years. he finds chris brown on the swing pass for the 13-yarder. fourth quarter, last play of the game, ole miss a touchdown to win it with no time-outs left. guess what, linebacker evan weber, you shall not pass, and cal holds on for the win 28-20. >>> let's close i

manchester city remain five points behind leaders liverpool. liverpool won at sheffield united earlier today, but in the late kick—off, city responded by beating everton 3—1. craig templeton was watching. manchester city's last me a league game ended in something they are not used to — defeat. game ended in something they are not used to - defeat. their walk proved themselves ready to start his first game of the season, but an ugly blow to the head meant he lasted just 50 seconds. it took ten minutes with hers before real chance, and it was one that really should have taken. kevin has been back to his best since the defeat against norwich, they couldn't have made it any easierfor gabriel. city they couldn't have made it any easier for gabriel. city were they couldn't have made it any easierfor gabriel. city were making defensive mistakes, so ms coleman, but it was dominic who made the final touch. —— seamus, but it was dominic who made the finaltouch. —— seamus, everton stood strong. jordan bedford couldn't do, although the qualit

manchester city are beating watford 6-0. i manchester city are beating watford 6—0. i will be back with a full update at 5:30pm. iran has warned that any military strike on its country, will lead to the destruction of the attacker. it comes after last week's attack on saudi oil production facilities — which the us has blamed on iran. major general hossein salami reiterated tehran‘s defiance after the us announced it was sending more troops to shore up defences in saudi arabia and the united arab emirates. translation: anyone who wants their nation to become a battlefield, they are welcome, but we will never allow war to be declared on iran. saudi arabia says it will take appropriate steps to respond to an attack on its oil facilities if, as expected, its investigation confirm that iran is responsible. the saudi foreign minister adel al—jubair has been speaking this afternoon. he says the attack is still under investigation and the results will be presented soon. translation: more than 80 countries condemned that attack, describing it as a terrorist and aggressi

beaten by norwich last weekend, manchester city responded in ruthless style. the champions beat watford 8—nil at the etihad. this was their biggest win in the premier league. they were 5—nil up within 20 minutes. bernando silva scored his first prmier league hatrick. kevin de bruyne hit the eighth but couldn't make it nine that would have eqaulled manchester united's record premier league victory, when they beat ipswich in 1995 after the second time, normally it can be so boring, the people start to do what they want. they start to play for themselves. and it was com pletely play for themselves. and it was completely the opposite. so, we came in more aggressive the first half, and... and we continue to try and score goals, and i think it was a good afternoon for our fans, supporters, and a lovely day in the sunshine. not such a lovely day in the sunshine for the watford fans. meanwhile, leicester city are up to third after a 2—1 win over tottenham at the king power. ricardo pereira and james madisson were the scorers for the foxes after harry kane had gi

the new season kicks off, with manchester city hosting newly promoted manchester united at the etihad — the two sides, haven't met in the super league before, with united playing their first season in the w:s.l. we are making sure that we are diligent in all preparations and making sure that players know their roles and responsibilities. we still have a long way to go and we will be finding our feet have a long way to go and we will be finding ourfeet in this campaign. but we start in a very tough way. manchester city, arsenal and liverpool in the first three games isa liverpool in the first three games is a tough ask for a promoted team but it is a good barometer of where we are at. rafael nadal has reached the final of the us open final, with a straight—set win over italian matteo berrettini. the spaniard survived two set points in the opener, before his class shone through in a 7—6, 6—4, 6—1win at flushing meadows. nadal is going for a fourth title in tomorrow's final against russia's daniil medvedev in new york. my my goal here was to produce a chance, to compete for the

manchester city maintained their 100% start thanks to steph horton's early free kick against everton. totte na hm beat westha m 2—0 while chelsea won easily at bristol city. it's day three of the world athletics championships in doha. five gold medals up for grabs this evening and one of those could go to dina asher smith who's hoping to become the first british woman to win a world championship sprint medal when in the 100 metres. she's doubling up in the 200 meters as well, and could feasibly walk away with three golds from the championships. but she will face tough competition from 0lympic champion shelly anne fraser pryce and elaine thompson who've both run the fastest times in the event this year. the semifinals get underway at 7:20. the final is at 9:20. you can follow the action live from doha on bbc2 from 5:30. full coverage on the bbc sport website, mobile app and bbc radio 5 live too, of course. the world marathon record was almost broken in berlin today. ethiopia's kenenisa bekele fell just two seconds short, the record was set by eliud kipchoge in last year's race. kipch

manchester city's women are through to the last 16 of the champions league. they beat lugano a—nil tonight, which means they thrashed them 11—1 on aggregate in the end. city continued where they left off from the first leg with keira walsh brilliantly setting upjanine beckie in the 5th minute. she went on to get a hat—trick. before pauline bremer scored the 4th. so city have gone one better than last season after they were knocked out in the last 32. there were also four games in the scottish league cup tonight. rangers will play in the semi—finals for a fourth consecutive season after a hard—fought 1—0 win over livingston. glen kamara's deflected fifth—minute strike was enough to send steven gerrard's side through. things were much easier for celtic. they thrashed patrick thistle 5—nil. hibernain and hearts both went through after winning on penalties. the funeral of former rangers player fernando ricksen took place in glasgow this afternoon. current and former players attended and thousands of supporters lined the streets outside ibrox to pa

manchester city women have been drawn against atletico madrid in the last 16 of the champions league — they were knocked out of europe by atletico in the last 32 last season . wsl champions arsenal were drawn against slavia prague and glasgow city will take on brondby. west ham's goalkeeper lukas fabianski could be out for the next 2 months because of a torn hip muscle. he picked up the injury taking a goalkick during their 2—2 draw with bournemouth on saturday. british number one kyle edmund has been beaten again. he's suffered his fifth straight loss, losing to the home wild card entry zhizhen zhang in three sets at the china open. dan evans and cameron norrie are both through — norrie could play andy murray in round two. northern ireland's jonny rea now stands alone in the superbike hall of fame. the first man to five world titles. he secured the championship, his fifth in a row, at magny cours in france. he did it with two rounds to spare, which means he can really enjoy his brothers stag do in ibiza this week patrick gearey reports. a superstar on a superbike, this is jonn

wins forarsenal, leicester, manchester city and everton, and a big win for league two's crawley town, beating stoke of the championship on penalties. jordan nobbs is back in the england squad for their friendlies against brazil and portugal after returning from a serious knee injury. the arsenal midfielder ruptured her anterior cruciate ligament in november, ruling her out of the summer's world cup. manchester city's jill scott, chelsea striker fran kirby and lyon's alex greenwood are also in phil neville's squad. their attitude is phenomenal. from the minute she obviously got diagnosed, her focus was to get back into that england shirt as quickly as possible. we said and we spoke to arsenal and we are talking to arsenal and we are talking to arsenal now about taking our time, making sure we don't rush anything, making sure we don't rush anything, making sure we havejordan for the next ten years, notjust making sure we havejordan for the next ten years, not just the making sure we havejordan for the next ten years, notjust the next six months. wembley will host the 2023 men's champion

manchester city women have been drawn against atletico madrid in the last 16 of the champions league. wsl champions arsenal will play slavia prague and glasgow city will take on brondby. those ties will be played next month. west ham's goalkeeper lukas fabianski will be out for up to two months because of a torn hip muscle. he picked up the injury taking a goalkick during their 2—2 draw with bournemouth on saturday. british number one kyle edmund has suffered his fifth straight defeat on tour, this time to wild card zhizhen zhang in three sets at the china open. dan evans and cameron norrie are both through. andy murray plays tomorrow. well, it's also the japan open this week. novak djokovic is set to make his return. but beforehand, the world number one has been taking in some of the local culture in tokyo. take a look at this. one of the country's biggest draws is, of course, sumo wrestling — so the serbian decided to have a go for himself. he may be top seed in his sport, but i think he comes up short in the ring with this lot. the locals didn't look too impressed either. he mi

it is weird, the difference is the players that manchester city has. the video assistant referee played a pivotal role as tottenham lost 2—1 at leicester city. spurs would have taken a 2—0 lead after serge aurier‘s goal, but var ruled son heung—min was offside in the build up. leicester then levelled, before a great strike byjames maddison turned the game round. the 2—1 win for leicester moves them up to third. spurs manager mauricio pochettino said he had no complaints about the technology, despite the defeat. elsewhere, there were wins for burnley and sheffield united, while newcastle and brighton finished goalless. there's four matches today — all in london. the pick of them sees leaders liverpool face chelsea at stamford bridge. in the scottish premiership, leaders celtic and rangers are both in action today, while aberdeen moved up to third on saturday after a 2—0 win away at livingston. andrew considine gave the visitors the lead, a second goal from the penalty spot gave them all three points and stretched their unbeaten run to five

closer to home, on a murky merseyside, manchester city were trying to keep up with the pace. eight points adrift at one stage, gabrieljesus started their leap up the table. but any city fan will tell you teams from these parts are hard to shake — dominic calvert—lewin levelling things after the break. but when it comes to this city team, no matter how far out, you just can't give them an opportunity. it is superb from riyad mahrez. sterling added a third, and with that, the gap was back to five. job done. if you thought you had seen the worst howler of the day, think again. tottenham were one goal up, when hugo lloris did this. what an absolute howler. this all just four days after spurs were knocked out of the league cup by colchester. luckily, they have harry kane. he may have the full backing of the fans, but across london, frank lampard needed a win. his young team have thrilled and spilled this season, but in the end, they looked to an older statesman — willian with the winner. there are not many feelings better than that first home win in the league. elsewhere, cr

jurgen klopp was given the best manager award ahead of manchester city's pep guardiola and tottenham's mauricio pochettino. klopp dedicated the win to his players. i have to say thank you to my outstanding club, liverpool fc. who doesn't love it has no heart. and i have to thank my team because, as coach, you can only be as good as your team is. coach, you can only be as good as your team is. let's have a look at some of the other stories making today's sports news. britain's dan evans is through to the last 16 of the chengdu open but kyle edmund is out though — and he's parted company with his coach mark hilton. edmund's defeat this morning was his fourth in a row. he'll be assisted in the short term by colin beecher, who coached him when he was in his late teens. rugby league's international governing body have denied giving clearance for israel folau to return to the sport. folau was sacked by australian rugby union's ruling body after writing on social media "hell awaits" gay people. he said he was switching codes again to play for tonga at next month's oceania cup. and emily mus

champions manchester city lose in the premier league for the first time in nine months, beaten at promoted norwich. a look ahead today at what the week has in store, but also further ahead. some autumnal mornings. it's sunday 15th september. our top story: the former conservative minister sam gyimah has defected to the liberal democrats. he's one of six mps who have joined the party in recent weeks. mr gyimah was among 21 conservatives who had the party whip removed after rebelling against the prime minister, to try to prevent a no—deal brexit. our political correspondent jonathan blake reports from the lib—dem conference in bournemouth. i would like you to meet the newest liberal democrat mp, sam gyimah. former government minister who says the conservatives left him feeling like an outcast. i walked out of a ministerial job, like an outcast. i walked out of a ministerialjob, risk losing the web, i have one of the safest conservative seats in the country. but i know that something that drips off the tongue of everyone who goes into politics, i want to make a difference, i want to chang

it moves them up to third, two points behind manchester city. austin halewood reports. in 2016, leicester were at the centre of the footballing world and have lofty ambitions again. since brendan rodgers took over, only liverpool and manchester city have won more points. james maddison has been key in that but with him injured, the foxes were looking for someone else to spark against newcastle. it didn‘t take long. ricardo with the brilliant run and even better finish, leicester with the lead. newcastle just couldn‘t get hold of the ball and they couldn‘t control their temper, a horrific challenge from isaac hayden on dennis pratt quickly deemed worthy of a red card. once again, it wasn‘t going to plan and it only got worse, particularly whenjamie vardy did what jamie vardy does best. the floodgates were open, the foxes running riot. pratt back on his feet and in on the action. jamie vardy scored a second before wilfred made it five. more misery for the magpies. leicester, too clinical, too good and back into third. that‘s all the sport for now. cabinet minist

following their defeat to manchester city. deva de gea has signed a new four—year contract at manchester united, the keeper was in the last season of his current contract, having joined from atletico madrid in 2011, since when he has played more than 360 times for manchester united. de gea had been linked to a move to spain but will now be at old trafford until 2023. frank lampard says he is excited about leaving chelsea in the champions league for the first time. they are involved in the opening night of the competition tomorrow when they play spanish side valencia at sta mford when they play spanish side valencia at stamford bridge, it is a competition lampa rd at stamford bridge, it is a competition lampard won seven years ago as a player when they beat bayern munich on penalties in the final and he says watching it from the dugout as manager will be just as special. it is the ultimate in clu b as special. it is the ultimate in club football, for me, in terms of competitive club football. and there's something about night

city produced a clinical display to bait shocked donetsk 3 nil and atletico madrid fought back to draw 22 with you ventus. you're watching d.w. news from berlin up next d.w. news africa i'm sorry for you but. with different languages we fight for different things that's fine but we all stick up for freedom freedom of speech and freedom of press. giving freedom for global news that matters. made for mines. leave leave you get good. shoes his response was. oh oh bugger all the modern stuff. but. not just. love and respect. this is news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes. from south africa nearly just violent crime. against growing vegetables. and alexandria's mcnicholas and ancient citadel de gyptian cities close light beaches and its neighborhoods all facing the very real traits of rising sea levels. also look at the bonds capital of liberal free city. through the eyes and the drawing pencil of one of the city's up and coming artist. hello i'm christine want to welcome to news africa it's good to have you along now when thinking off cape town you might imagine white sand beaches wh

liverpool are 5 points ahead of manchester city. karim benzema's second—half header was the decider as real madrid won 1—0 at sevilla to gojoint top of la liga. they mantain their unbeaten start to the season. but it's athletic bilbao who are the leaders on goal difference after a 2—0 win over alaves. real sociedad are just a point behind after a 3—1win at espanyol. in serie a the match between atalanta and fiorentina was stopped by the referee for a few minutes because of racist chanting from some of the home supporters. with just over half an hour gone at the stadio ennio tardini, the referee signalled for the game to be stopped for racist abuse directed towards fiorentina defender dalbert. an announcement was then made over the stadium loudspeaker for it to stop before the game resumed. the match ended 2—2 with atalanta coming from two goals down to get a point, scoring twice in the last 10 minutes. a late own—goal denied borussia dortmund victory against eintracht frankfurt afterjadon sancho‘s strike looked to have

with kim little adding a second manchester city also away, they play later. a mass of one every year, but especially after last year being knocked out in the first round. it's a bit ofa knocked out in the first round. it's a bit of a hit to the confidence when it comes to the champions league, but you know, we are happy with the draw, it's an interesting tournament, because it's over the course of so long, you play one fixture, and then it's come a long time until you play the next. the league cup in the league trophy, you know, fa cup and continental cup in between them, it's a lot of games. alex tides looking for a fourth gold medal, reporter kate grey lines up for so far. it's been an outstanding first few days for great britain as they've already 26 metal so far. but it's up to bea already 26 metal so far. but it's up to be a slightly quieter day today, with only four athletes competing in individual events. including alice ty. individual events. including alice ty, who is competing for her fourth consecutive day. she's already won three goals at these ch

as manchester city raced to the fastest premier league lead in history, this manchester side were working to a different pace. they were lethargic and lacking urgency. rashford's face said it all. but as united lacked pace, west ham sprang into action. after months of injury yarmolenko has had plenty of rest. he gave the game the quality it was lacking. 1—0 the score at half—time. for a moment united looked to have woken up but the second half gave more misery. rashford, not just tired but injured too. and it was notjust the pitch lacking, the bench looked thin too. lingard, the only option. another free kick for west ham saw the home side seal the victory in the london stadium. defeated and depleted. manchester united, a side that does notjust need waking up but beefing up as well. two other matches in the premier league today. ten—man wolves snatched a point at crystal palace with a 95th minute equaliser and ten—man arsenal came from behind to beat aston villa 3—2. in the scottish premiership, celtic are still top of the table by three points after maintaining their 100% recor

yes, manchester city successfully navigating to shakhtar donetsk. memories of the defeat at norwich faded. city have still to win the champions league yet some believe them to be europe's best. this time, ilkay gundogan made sure. it meant they could spend the rest of the match waiting for the kind of opportunity gabrielle chases got here. three goes, three points. totte n ha m here. three goes, three points. tottenham also headed east on a feverish night in athens. last season's finalists started in slumber to be awoken by a whistle, penalty. 1—0, by harry kane. while he was out injured last season spurs had to turn to new heroes, men like lucas moura. they had smashed and grabbed but forgot to complete the getaway. olympiakos dominated for long periods and with quality moments, this cool lighting the fire beneath a cauldron. not long into the second half tottenham got burned. jan vertonghen's trip, and a great penalty. the champions place level. despite it all, spurs might have won it. dele alli might have passed it. like the evening, that openi

and manchester city won 3—0 at shakhtar donetsk, with goals from riyad mahrez, ilkay gundogan and gabrieljesus. we start with a good result and the way we played was real good. u nfortu nately, way we played was real good. unfortunately, in the first 10—15 minutes in the second half, where we created chances to get the game over, and it was open but all the quys over, and it was open but all the guys they were fantastic so, yes, good result, better than last season. in the asian champions league, there's a big name casualty as holders kashima antlers are out. they were held to a 1—1 draw by guangzhou evergrande in the 2nd leg of their quarter—final on wednesday, with the chinese side going through on away goals. after a goalless first leg in guangzhou, anderson talisca scored the opening goal of the tie, the brazilian international, former brazilian international heading the visitors into the lead just before half—time injapan. that left the home side needing to score twice to stay in the competition. they equalised through serginho early in the second half but couldn't get a winner. i

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