jose moreno says he's not the enemy tonight come as he returns to manchester united since over a year after he was sacked. and we will also be keeping an eye and we'll also be keeping an eye on anfield, as leaders liverpool host struggling everton in the merseyside derby. and we'll be live in saudi arabia. where antonyjoshua says he has no fear and is used to being the "challenger" ahead of his heavyweight re—match. with they built a brand—new stadium for antonyjoshua's rematch against andy ruiz, just a few nights away from what will be a defining fight injoshua's career. welcome to the programme. he's been the former england cricket captain and broadcaster bob willis has died at the age of 70. his family confirmed in the last few hours that he had passed away. he played 90 tests for his country, taking 325 wickets — leaving him fourth on the list of all time english wicket takers. he produced a brilliant performance. everyone refers to it as both from sashes, but he took a much needed eight wickets in the final innings in that famous match at headingley. willis also kept in eng

manchester united can't win anything with kids today. although one of their youngsters earns them a point against everton. all the day's football to come. and we'll bring you the latest from aberdeen, where we wait to see who you will crown your bbc sports personality of the year. also coming up on sportsday: all hail exeter — the chiefs battle the elements and sale sharks to put themselves within touching distance of the champions cup quarterfinals. hello, and welcome to sportsday, i'm ben croucher. we'll bring you that news, wins for celtic and rangers too, but we'll start in london where manchester city put last weekend's derby defeat behind them by beating arsenal 3—nil at the emirates stadium. it was another virtuoso performance from kevin de bruyne, with two goals and an assist, as city closed to within four points of second places leicester. craig templeton was watching. for his 200th game in charge, pep guardiola put his faith in youth, phil ford and given his first league start away from home. it was a man with rather more e

manchester united host colchester united while their rivals manchester city travel to oxford united, so perhaps the potential for two giant killings! connor mcnamara is at old trafford for us. yes, the league cup has become an important competition. both of the predecessors in this manchester united job won some trophies and he does point out in the programme notes the likes of wayne rooney and cristiano rinaldo, it was this competition but i'm will never showcase. that is the case are all young players, any player really. they want to wind that first your eight sounding black, a base. the site of a journey, you look atjoe st mirren new reputation. the pressure of each usually delay cap. —— you look at who mourinho. pressure of each usually delay cap. -- you look at who mourinho. huge night for colchester united. they have never come here to take on manchester united before. they have already knocked out crystal palace and tottenham. i guess they can just get this a good night, they have nothing to lose. what an evening. a breakfrom nothing to lose. what an evening. a break from

david de gea made an absolute howler as manchester united were beaten by the premier league's bottom side watford in the early kick off. united's keeper gifted watford their opener at vicarage road, on a day that saw paul pogba make his long—awaited return. andy swiss was watching. fair to say smiles have been in short supply at watford. nigel pearson's team hadn't won at home since april, and against manchester united, there at first seemed little chance of that changing. jesse lingard with about the only opportunity of a desperately drab first 45 minutes. just after the break, how is this for a howler? calamity for united keeper david de gea, as the shot somehow squirmed through his fingers. it simply got worse with every replay, and it would soon get even worse for united. a terrible challenge, and from the penalty spot, troy deeney calmly doubled watford's lead, that long—awaited victory within their sights. united brought on paul pogba, his first appearance in three months, but there was nothing he or his team—mates could do as the hosts kept them at bay. a deeply disappoi

everton sold romelu lukaku to manchester united for £75 million in the summer of 2017. koeman spent that money on new signings, but plenty of them failed to gel and the club found themselves in the relegation zone after nine games of the new season. in came sam allardyce. everton were 13th in the premier league when he arrived and he led them to finish eighth in the table, but he'd been heavily criticised by fans for his management and everton‘s style of play. the club said the decision was part of their "longer—term plan". and that plan was marco silva. he was farhad moshiri's first choice when he dismissed koeman. after playing at least 15 premier league games, everton find themselves in the relegation zone since april 1999. could we see the return of david moyes? the suggestion has had a negative reaction from some supporters. mattjones here — from the everton fans podcast the blue room, said... and i spoke earlier to his fellow podcaster mark mosey about everton‘s managerial struggles. what managers have struggled for his balance. roberto martin has obviousl

your top stories: manchester united can't win anything with kids today. although one of their youngsters earns them a point against everton. manchester city power past arsenal thanks to a double from de bruyne. and, we'll be live on the red carpet in aberdeen, ahead of the bbc sports personality of the year awards. also coming up in the programme: exeter beat sale for the second time in a week to put the champions cup quarterfinals within touching distance. we'll get more on that big win for city in a second, but we'll start with the red half of manchester, where after two straight wins over tottenham and city, united were given a reality check by everton today. ah draw that seemed to delight everton‘s caretaker boss. joe lynskey has more. for the first time in six years, a man called ferguson in the old trafford dugout, but duncan ferguson is everton‘s icon, their goal—scorer of the 90s is now their caretaker manager. and having weathered early pressure from manchester united, now, the man on the touchline took on the elements himself. his side too

the manchester united player, fred, also said he was hit by an object thrown from the stands. katie gornall reports. it was the moment the manchester derby turned ugly. something has just hit fred. yesterday, as the united midfielder fred went to take a corner in the second half, objects, including cigarette lighters, were thrown at him... oh, this is really poor. things are now raining down. ..before a man was caught on camera, apparently making monkey noises and gestures towards united's players. a video of the incident began circulating on social media. we encourage people to report and we are really heartened that yesterday a lot of people reported to us. so, that message is clearly getting through. today, greater manchester police announced that a 41—year—old man has been arrested, saying... what happened here at the etihad is yet another reminder of how racism continues to plague football, and it comes almost a year to the day after the city forward raheem sterling was racially abused playing at stamford bridge. that abuse led to a chelsea supporter receiving a perma

manchester united, spurs and birmingham also won. anthonyjoshua has had 2a hours to reflect on his world heavyweight title victory over andy ruinunior and says he has plenty of work to do when he returns to the uk. he expected to have to fight mandatory challengers for his 3 belts in the next 12 months unless a lucrative fight with deyontay wilder or tyson fury can be arranged. i can't keep on fighting all these champions and fighting all the best in the division and then other people say that they want to fight step up and i think wider that one step up and i think wider that one step up and that one doesn't. as you can see, we are not running away from anyone. all challenges are welcome to take on this current champion. the final session of the uk snooker championship final is under way at the york barbican. 2 time winner ding junhui from china is up against the 2004 champion stephen maguire. dings lead 8—11 at the mid session interval at the york barbican. bbc two, online and connected tvs to keep watching this. first to ten is

a man is arrested after video emerges of alleged racial abuse of manchester united players in yesterday's football derby. after an emotional triumph for anthonyjoshua in saudi arabia, he tells the bbc he's setting his sights ever higher. when i keep on breaking down each barrier, and i keep on getting over each hurdle, sooner or later, i'll be looking directly at the undisputed heavyweight championship of the world. and ripe for the picking — the fate of a £90,000 artwork. good evening. with just four days to go till the general election, political leaders have spent the day on the campaign trail emphasising their key messages. borisjohnson called thursday's vote a historic chance to move forward, whilejeremy corbyn said his party is offering an ambitious plan to transform the country. here's our deputy political editor, john pienaar. the cabinet's orders today — hit the phones. and a surprise call for someone. hello, mr walker, hi, it's borisjohnson. well, at least it wasn't a phone prankster or a con artist, though his opponents claim borisjohnson is a bit of both. just four days t

victories for manchester united, spurs and birmingham city as well. anthonyjoshua united, spurs and birmingham city as well. anthony joshua has united, spurs and birmingham city as well. anthonyjoshua has said he has plenty to learn when he goes back to the uk, following his world heavyweight win over andy ruiz junior last night. joshua won back his three belts and is expected to have to fight a series of mandatory challenges in 2020, unless a lucrative bout with tyson fury or fellow world champion deontay wilder can be arranged. i can't keep fighting all these champions and fighting all the best in the division and then other people but say they want to fight don't step up. i think, why does but one step up, why doesn't but one step up? i cannot answer those questions. as you can see, we're not running from anyone. all challenges, all champions are ready to take on this current, unified champion. china's ding junhui has won his third uk snooker championship after beating scotland's steve maguire 10-6 beating scotland's steve maguire 10—6 tonight in

we will hear from him first, followed by the new manchester united manager. i'm nota i'm not a villain, i'm not an enemy, but i am the coach that is trying to win against manchester united. and that's the way i see looking at it when they look at me, and in relation to saolskjaer, saolskjaer is the guy that tomorrow is going to try to win the game for the united fans. so of course they're going to support him, and they are not going to support me. it's a nice reaction, another thing to support. i'm not going to tell anyone how to run their football clubs, but i think everyone knows that's continuity is one of the keys of success. continuity is one of the keys of success. i believe in these players, and that we can win any game at any given day. but then i've set as well inconsistency, we need to look at that and get more consistency. so for me, when we get players back fit, if we've got the full squad fit, if we've got the full squad fit, i'm sure we can challenge him to move up the table. and there is nothing mourinho would like more than beating his former

at manchester united, i won, andl learn." at manchester united, i won, and i learned. that's one of six premier league games tonight, the merseyside derby is the opther standout fixture. —— that's one of six premier league games tonight. merseyside derby is the other standout fixture, after city trimmed the gap at the top to eight points last night. rugby australia and their former player israel folau have come to a settlement in his case for unfair dismissal. the winger who's played both rugby league and union started legal action after he was sacked in may for writing anti—gay posts on social media. he argued that the termination of his contract was a case of religious discrimination. the details of the settlement remain private. the british and irish lions are expected to play in front of a record crowd of almost 90,000 at soccer city in soweto when they face world champions south africa in the first test of the 2021 tour. warren gatland says he is absolutely thrilled with the opening location, which staged the 2010 football world cup final. however, despite g

it isn't the only all—premier league tie, though — wolves will face manchester united at home, while arsenal will host championship side leeds at the emirates. holders manchester city are at home to league two side port vale. chelsea are at home to nottingham forest, whilejose mourinho's spurs travel to championship middlesbrough. full details of all the ties are over on the bbc sport website. meanwhile, there was a shock in tonight's tie in the fa cup second round. solihull moors looked like they were cruising, 3—0 up with less than half an hour to go against rotherham. but the league one side staged an incredible comeback — michael smith with the equaliser and then the winner in stoppage time. 4—3, it finished to rotherham. they'll face hull city next. after a controversial 1—0 win over preston north end at deepdale. the game looked destined for a draw, until kyle edwards went down in the box in the 89th minute. substitute charlie austin made no mistake from the spot, sending goalkeeper declan rudd the wrong way to seal the win. it's a fifth successive victory for west brom

manchester united drop a place to 6th after they had to come from a goal down at home to everton. toffees caretaker manager duncan ferguson has now picked up four points from his two games in charge and says he expects to be in the hotseat still when everton face leicester city at goodison park in the league cup quarter—finals on wednesday — while the manchester united manager is ruing their missed chances. we dominate with about 20 odd shots, we conceived from a set piece and he is probably one of the best teams in the league, play wise, physical, good delivery so you can always concede a goal against a team like this and we created chances to keep quite a few decent saves and for me, i feel we deserve more quite a few decent saves and for me, ifeel we deserve more but quite a few decent saves and for me, i feel we deserve more but we just ran out of time. in italy's serie a cristiano ronaldo scored twice forjuventus as they won 3—1 at home to struggling udinese to move level at the top of the table with inter. the champions had dropped points in their previous two league o

in the 5:30 kick off manchester united have come from behind to lead newcastle 4—1, martial, greenwood and rashford with the goals. celtic remain five points clear at the top of the scottish premiership after a 2—1win at st mirren. the opening goal came just after the 20—minute mark thanks to callum mcgregor. celtic doubled their lead ten minutes later after a good finish from james forrest. st mirren got a late consolation, but it wasn't enough. in the edinburgh derby, hibs beat hearts 2—0. martin doyle scored both goals in the first half at tynecastle, volleying the first just six minutes in, with the second on the half—hour mark. that makes it back—to—back derby wins for the first time since the 19705. hearts remain at the bottom of the scottish premiership table. meanwhile, alfredo morelos got the only goal of the game as second place rangers beat kilmarnock1—0. declan gallagher's dramatic injury—time winner got motherwell a 2—1win at ten—man ross county, they stay third. wins too for aberdeen and stjohnstone. former manchester united and sweden striker zlatan i

a semifinal against manchester united but the questions afterwards are dominated by arsenal. yesterday, from a press conference, 48 questions, 35 was about the counsellor did not to say anything more. when i get my next conference, i will answer. anything more. when i get my next conference, iwillanswer. it anything more. when i get my next conference, iwill answer. it is enough. at the rumblings emerging from the emirates road that the deal was moving forward in the press conference and he said his goodbyes at manchester city. but they're not impressed with how this is been handled. ina impressed with how this is been handled. in a week where the nights are longest, this is a deal that seems to have been done in the dark. so arsenal appear to be closing in on their man — but how good will mikel arteta be as a manager? he knows the club well but he's only ever been an assistant at manchester city up to this point. our football reporter simon stone has more. it is an interesting one because he is not a manager. he went straight from playing for arsenal and now he is assistin

but it was manchester united who won the title that year. and what of the

and here are their ties. 2017 winners manchester united face belgian side club bruges. arsenal will play olympiakos while wolves face espanyol. and celtic were drawn against copenhagen while rangers come up against portuguese club braga. so all of the british sides will be fairly happy with those draws. no major banana skins there — however there is some really good quality in the competition this year... that's because the likes of inter milan, sevilla and ajax — semi—finalits in the champions league last year — are all in the competition — so there could be some big ties to come as the competition progresses. of, course you can see the entire draw on the bbc sport website. both competitions resume at the end of feburary — lots to look forward to, jane. chelsea manager emma hayes has apologised for calling since then, hayes has apologised on social media. fifa has initiated legal action against former president sepp blatter and former vice president michel platini, to recover 2 million swiss francs. fifa banned platini in 2015 over the payment he received f

everton couldn't cope with liverpool's movement as manchester united created the first two goals and starting for the first time this season, while michael keenan grabbed one back for the visitors, 4—1 before everton kept clinging on before halftime. stayed 4-2 clinging on before halftime. stayed 11—2 before everton was left in the relegation zone and the position of their manager precarious. scored wonderful goals, unbelievable goals, sensational passes. sensational pieces of football and a love that a lot. 3-1, pieces of football and a love that a lot. 3—1, not too good, but 4—1 brilliant, 4—2, absolutely not cool, because there were three minutes and two minutes were already off the clock, so we scored a wonderful fifth goal. all good. jose mourinho's unbeaten start as the new tottenham coach has come to an end, as his former side manchester united took all three points on his return to old trafford. marcus rasford scored both of united's goals including the winner from the penalty spot. delle alle had brought tottenham level but they were second best on the night losing

they've just had the rehearsal and manchester city have been drawn against manchester united away. only against manchester united away. only a rehearsal. we'll find out 7pm. eight years ago, wicketkeeper luke sutton retired from cricket at the age of 35. he had captained derbyshire and played for lanacshire at the time he said he had issues with anxiety and depression. in his book, back from the edge he reveals the extent of his alcoholism that he hid from friends and colleagues whilst still competing at the highest level. he spent a month in rehab. he spoke to me earlier about issues of addiction and how the environment in elite sport can be a trigger. in professional sport you have got a pool of people who are susceptible to addiction problems, mental health problems, and i think i would want to say the environment of professional cricket, i think the environment in professional sport generally needs to be very careful with guys who can run into these kinds of problems because as i've said in my book, it's a breeding ground for it and that is the case, i think. social media playi

manchester city have won the league three times since manchester united have had their name on the trophy. this game means more thanjust name on the trophy. this game means more than just a league position. every decision any derby would be contested. this one are needed edge. they have missed for spot kicks this season “— they have missed for spot kicks this season —— this one needed var. city could not handle the attack. when my chance was all it took and anthony marshall doubling the lead. city had their own penalty shout before half—time. var this time said no. with a champion's title bid fading, the frustration from the home fans was threatening to take over. one player being hit by a missile as he attempted to take a corner. finally getting back in the game, city set up getting back in the game, city set upa getting back in the game, city set up a grandstand finish. even six minutes of injury time was not enough and they now find themselves 14 enough and they now find themselves 1a points behind leaders liverpool. ollie and his side going a long way to silence the nosy nei

after manchester united players said they were targeted during their derby win at the etihad yesterday. city are working with greater manchester police to identify any individuals concerned. a video was widely circulated on social media that appeared to show a supporter making a racist gesture towards united players as they prepared to take a corner midway through the second half. the united player fred was also pelted with missiles and hit by an object. here's the united manager's immediate reaction after the game. i have seen it on the video, it's jesse and fred in there and the fellow, he must be ashamed of himself. that's unacceptable. and i hope he won't be watching any football any more. we seem to be speaking about it an awful lot. over this past six months, eight months. and, you know, it's not something that anyone wants to do. even speaking about it now, it's not a nice thing to speak about. but, you know, the necessary departments need to do the right things to stop it in the game, because, you know, that's a big negative of the sport and just of the country, it's not someth

a man is arrested after video emerges of alleged racial abuse of manchester united players during yesterday's derby. and coming upjust after 19.45 — click examines the role social media's been playing in the world of politics. now on bbc news, it's time for sportsday. hello and thanks forjoining us on sportsday. i'm ben croucher. these are your top stories. it's 10 of 10 for celtic — who lift the first piece of silverware in scotland this season. eight wins in a row for leicester moves them back to within eight points of liverpool in the premier league. and on top of the world once again, anthonyjoshua reacts to his world heavyweight win in saudi arabia. thanks for your company. we'll start in scotland where we saw a familiar sight at hampden park. celtic captain scott brown lifting a trophy high in the air. the scottish league cup was their 10th consecutive domestic success. their victory over rangers in the final had all you'd expect from an old firm derby. a red card, a penalty, challenges flying in and a winning goal that probably shouldn't have stood. chris mclaughlin was at hampden

former manchester united and sweden striker zlatan ibrahimovic is in talks with ac milan about a return to the italian side. ibrahimovic is a free agent after leaving la galaxy. other clubs are interested in the 38—year old but confidence is growing in italy that ibrahimovic will return to the club where he spent two seasons from 2010. the seven—time champions league winners are currently having a poor season and are 11th in the table after losing their last match 5—0 at atlanta. sam curran‘s been the star bowler on the opening day against south africa, taking 4 wickets as england made a promising start to the first test at centurion. james anderson struck with the first ball of the day to remove dean elgar, and there were also three wickets for stuart broad on day one as south africa slumped to 111 for 5 at one stage after some indifferent batting. quinton de kock mounted a recovery before curran stopped him just 5 runs short of a century. he finished the day with 4 for 57. the hosts were 277 for 9 at stumps. it was a hot and gruelling day with ben stokes out of action for much

the manchester united player fred also said he was hit by an object thrown from the stands. katie gornall reports. it was the moment the manchester derby turned ugly. something has just hit fred. yesterday, as the united midfielder fred went to take a corner in the second half, objects, including cigarette lighters, were thrown at him... oh, this is really poor. things are now raining down. ..before a man was caught on camera, apparently making monkey noises and gestures towards united's players. a video of the incident began circulating on social media. we encourage people to report and we are really heartened that yesterday a lot of people reported to us. so, that message is clearly getting through. today, greater manchester police announced that a 41—year—old man has been arrested, saying... what happened here at the etihad is yet another reminder of how racism continues to plague football, and it comes almost a year to the day after the city forward raheem sterling was racially abused playing at stamford bridge. that abuse led to a chelsea supporter receiving a perma

burnley versus manchester united is just kicking off in the premier league. there will be more on the bbc sport website. i'll be back with more after eight. now though it's time for click. are you well? that was great. trying to give spencer direction. we just did a stagger through which is about three hours behind schedule. hopefully it's all going to work out in the end when we go live at five o'clock. no pressure. fingers crossed it's all going to happen. i'm just changing bits, i hope he doesn't mind. like that? yeah. i just want these to be in. it was quite nerve racking at this point but i'm excited. there's a bit of a buzz, isn't there? been looking forward to it for weeks. why are you guys here tonight? i just want to learn, really, and see all the new stuff going on.

meanwhile, ole gunnar solskjaer says manchester united's league position isn't a concern after a home draw with aston villa left them ninth after 14 games. these boys will improve and learn from this experience. of course we, as manchester united, as a club, we don't like to be position we are in, but that is the reality now. we just ta ke but that is the reality now. we just take one game at a time. wednesday, we've got a big game coming up, saturday again, so these boys are looking forward to every game and sometimes the inconsistency will happen with young boys. to italy next, and inter are top of serie a after a 2—1 win at home to spal on sunday. argentinian international lautaro martinez scored both the goals to take his tally for the season to 13 in all competitions. inter are now one point ahead ofjuventus, while spal remain second from bottom. juventus have now dropped down the table after they were held to a 2—2 draw at home to sassuolo. the italian champions went behind after a goalkeeping error by gianluigi buffon. cristiano ronaldo then scored from the penalty spot to

place tapped missile had been thrown and struck fred, the manchester united midfielder. looking back at the video footage, it seems clear straightaway that one member of the crowd was making vile racist monkey gestures against fred and lingard. i have to say that manchester city were swift in their reaction. they issued a statement straightaway on their zero tolerance policy, and said that any fan and make giving racial abuse... several of the players have described a display of ignorance as much as anything else, and talked about the need to re—educate people about what is acceptable behaviour, never mind what is an acceptable way to express that behaviour, and to be critical of the other team without falling back on crude stereotyping and nasty tactics. there was a physical assault that took place as well. this light was thrown. you can see fred reacting to it on the pitch. this is not the first thing it has happened. the manchester derby is a lwa ys happened. the manchester derby is always a hotly contested affair. passions are running high, the funds and there is a

manchester united players say they were targetted with racist abuse during the manchester derby at the etihad stadium. manchester city have vowed to ban any fans for life found guilty and are working with police to identify any individuals responsible. 0n the pitch, united massively dented city's title ambitions by winning 2—1 with marcus rashford and anthony martial on the scoresheet in the first half. it leaves pep guardiola's side now 1a points adrift of liverpool at the top of the table. we will remember this. we looked so dangerous when we get the ball and go forward. of course, we are playing against team and arguably the world. for me, just in preparation for this game. the way they can change things tactically. it is not easy to analyse them but they are an unbelievable team and get a result, to defend like we did, to create as many chances as we did in the first half i thought we should have been three or four in the first half i thought we should have been three orfour up apart from some great goalkeeping. they are so quick and sometimes when you lose the ball in a position

manchester united had only won two league titles and were playing in the old second division. their game against fulham at craven cottage started a remarakble sequence that is still continuing to this day. tomorrow, their match against everton will be the 4000th straight game featuring a home grown player in their matchday squad. one of their most successful recent academy graduates marcus rashford told us how important it is for united's identity. the way the academy is set up and the way that they breed players it is no shock to me at all because it is no shock to me at all because it is like they mould you into a manchester united player. but the process begins before you can even remember. so before i came here, there were loads of different clubs and obviously my mum didn't know much about football, she supported man united. it was my brothers who managed to categorise a good academy from band. and a final decision came down to which club do you love and wa nt to down to which club do you love and want to play for? and once i went to united, it was perfect. everything you

a vital three points for manchester united and ole gunnar solskjaer. a first defeat as spurs managerfor the gunnar solskjaer. a first defeat as spurs manager for the special one. marcus rashford, how would you describe that performance? the best he has had under me. mature, experienced, strong, against a good team, against good players, and his penalty was calm and composed. the goal. we know he has strikes in him like this and he had three or four other chances, so a great performance. it is a setback against a team that plays with the same objective as we do. i think the first objective is to come up in the table, the second one is to try to get in the top six, which we are not far. as i was saying to the players, we made mistakes, it is not to be crying on them, it isjust to learn from them, and we have a difficult match on saturday. elsewhere, tammy abra ham and mason mount helped chelsea beat aston villa 2—1. leicester are back up to second with a 2—0 win over managerless and bottom of the table watford. it's now seven straight wins in the lea

manchester united, winners in 2017, will face belgian side bruges. wolves take on espanyol, celtic play copenhagen whilst their spl rivals rangers face the portuguese team braga. last years beaten finalists arsenal have been drawn against greek club 0lympiakos who dropped into the europa league after finishing behind tottenham in their champions league group. well, after an incredible 12 months, all—rounder ben stokes took the bbc‘s sports personality of the year award. he was the overwhelming favourite after setting up england's world cup victory before hitting that remarkable 135 not out to win the third ashes test against australia at headlingley. after receiving the award last night, he talked about hopw he pieced together that memorable innings. to be honest, going into that day for, you know, you look at the whole situation at the game, and you go, yeah, england is probably favoured to win it, but you know, situation was of the game and it was all fine and well but looking at the scorecard and understanding the situation, with some people d

city's defeat to manchester united at the etihad stadium on saturday. a 13—year—old burnley fan is also being investigated by police for making an alleged racist gesture to tottenham's son heung—min on the same day. brighton, meanwhile, say two "visiting supporters" were arrested for homophobic abuse during sunday's premier league game against wolves at amex stadium. they say the individuals were ejected by stewards and arrested outside the stadium. england will gear up for euro 2020 with a friendly against italy at wembley in march. they had already lined up home games against denmark and romania, with a trip to austria in between. and austria will be wales's first opponents in their build—up to the euros. they'll play at home on march the 27th at a venue yet to be decided. let's turn our attentions to the champions league now — and chelsea have theirfate in their hands, when they take on lille tomorrow night. a win in theirfinal group game will see them through to the knockouts. there are third, but level on points with valencia. lampa rd th

back at old trafford, but jose mourinho's tottenham are beaten by manchester united. and giving it the eyes, a final face off between ruiz and joshua, ahead of their world heavyweight championship rematch in saudi. welcome to the programme, thanks forjoining us. for the moment, there's no stopping liverpool in the english premier league, it's14 wins out of 15 now as they beat their neighbours everton 5—2 in a thrilling merseyside derby. divock origi scored two of the goals with liverpool ensuring they stay 8 points ahead of leicester in second and 11 ahead of last season's champions manchester city. john murray was watching at anfield: a terrible scoreline, the first time they have hit five and a merseyside derby since 1982. everton couldn't cope with liverpool's movement as manchester united created the first two goals and starting for the first time this season, while michael keenan grabbed one back for the

they have only drawn one game since then, against manchester united in october. it is impressive whatjurgen klopp cosmic side are doing. last night they were faced with leicester city, who went and they thrashed them a—0. is it done and dusted? probably? would level down say that? probably not. it might be unlucky for some, but liverpool are 13 points clear at the top of the premier league after that win at leicester. patrick gearey was watching. music, hypes, light, this was mr‘s big night. a chance to look liveable's in the eyes, to keep them on their side of the horizon. it is so difficult to watch them all. one marauding red always escapes. ears was roberto fermina. 0n marauding red always escapes. ears was roberto fermina. on saturday he scored the winner in the world cup clu b scored the winner in the world cup club final. that experience of glory and what it takes to get there is no ingrained investable squad. they knew they needed a second. it was their chance. they want youhandball, penalty. we can watch from james milnerpoint of view, but it is far

plenty of goals at old trafford where manchester united were held to a two—all draw by aston villa. victor lindelof put united 2—1 up with just over 25minutes to go but the lead didn't last long. villa defender tyrone mings volleyed in the equaliserjust minutes later. wolves and sheffield united also played earlier this afternoon — that match was a draw. lys mousset scored after just 2 minutes, to give the visitors a halftime lead at moilneux but matt doherty headed the equaliser midway through the second half. 1—1 the final score. the game was amazing. i think we tried things, sheffield united pressed us, we pressed them. but fair duels, it is amazing. we played sheffield united before and it felt the same. high competition and for others it is a challenge because we play thursday against the portuguese team that is a lot of portuguese and brazilian players who go short. now we have sheffield wednesday in these intensities and trying to grow as a big challenge for everybody. we needed to be better with the ball second half. we turned over the ball too easily. they have some q

this was a heated derby between manchester city and manchester united. in the second half, the brazilian midfielder fred stepped up to take a corner. he was a p pa re ntly stepped up to take a corner. he was apparently greeted by monkey gestures from at least one fan in the crowd, who won social media, at least, was recognisable. objects we re least, was recognisable. objects were thrown at him. a water bottle, it seems, lighters. you can see him flinching. that was the incident yesterday. the objects that were thrown you can see a water bottle there. we have been blowing out the images of people who may or may not have been involved. clearly, distressing for the man himself. the police say they were called at about 6:55 pm last night to investigate these investigations, and a a1—year—old man has been arrested. on social media he was widely named. he was clearly recognisable and he was named. there are details about his past, and hisjob, and his employer was encouraged to sack him. we have their statement from superintendent chris hill. he said colum

city v manchester united match at the etihad stadium yesterday. a short time ago our news correspondent, andy moore, told me the latest. the man was arrested a couple of hours ago and has not been named. we heard from the construction company, kier group, that he has been suspended. they put out a brief statement saying that they have a zero tolerance policy towards any racist behaviour. this man was widely named on social media, and he was identified very quickly in the wake of the incident. there were claims that he should be sacked straightaway. we can see that while the incident is awful, this was in the manchester city and manchester united derby, objects were thrown onto the pitch. some bottles and lighters. you can see the brazilian midfielder fred, walking away after being hit by something. there were monkey gestures that were allegedly aimed at fred and his colleaguejesse lingard. then, the arrest happened this morning. ali1—year—old man, he has not been named, he was arrested on suspicion of a racially aggravated public order offence

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city, manchester united, liverpool, arsenal. looking forward to the draw. i am doing the home draw so not as much pressure on me so draw so not as much pressure on me so i'm looking forward to it. what does it mean to you? going back to 2011 when you won it with manchester city, you scored a winner against reading along the way, what does the fa cup mean to you? for me it's probably the pinnacle, got to the final of the youth cup, missed out to liverpool in the final, so to go on and win it for the first team was just amazing. playing for manchester city was a lwa ys playing for manchester city was always an honour but to actually bring in some silverware, the first for 30 years, was incredible and one of the best days of my life. and that was the start of everything for manchester city and put you guys on the map. look what they've achieved in the past eight years. when i first spoke to carl, he had a ten year plan and it seems to be going well, four league titles, numerous cops, going well, four league titles, numerous cops, t

a fantastic match, manchester city. a fantastic match, manchester united one. this incident was a flash way —— a flash point midway through the second half. united were prepared to take a corner. this was broadcast live not just the millions in this country, but billions around the world. in the 67th minute, fred was hit with missiles. he said he was hit by a lighter. he was one of the players, including jesse lingard, who claim to the club and went to the referee saying that they were racially abused, as well. that video appeared to shoot someone in the city section of support making a racist gesture. kick it out said there were inundated with calls with reports of racist abuse from individuals. manchester city are looking to identify those with the help of greater manchester police. they say they will issue lifetime bans to anyone found guilty of any racist behaviour. let‘s get the immediate reaction from the manchester united manager. i've seen it on the video. it isjesse manager. i've seen it on the video. it is jesse and manager. i've seen it on the

manchester city have vowed to ban anyone found guilty of racist abuse after manchester united players said they were targeted during the manchester derby on saturday. the club are working with police to identify any individuals involved. as for the football, united surprised city by winning 2—1 at the etihad 00:21:38,1000 --> 00:21:39,698 stadium. it leaves pep guardiola's side 1a points behind leaders liverpool. marcus rashford and anthony martial scored united's goals. we will remember this. we look so dangerous when we get the ball and go forward and we are playing against arguably the best team for it is just the preparation for this team, the way they can change things tactically and it is not easy to analyse them but they are an unbelievable team and to get a result, to defend like we did and to create as many chances as we did in the first half, i thought we should have been three or four up, the first half, i thought we should have been three orfour up, some good goalkeeping. that result means city are 1a points adrift of liverpool who won 3—nil at bournemouth.alex 0xlaide

elswhere in the wsl, manchester united beat everton 3—i. andy ruinunior says three months of partying and a lack of proper training left him "overweight" for his world title re—match with anthonyjoshua last night. ruiz was comprehensively beaten in saudi arabia, six months after shocking the boxing world by stopping joshua in new york. the fight went the full 12 rounds and the judges were unanimous in giving the points tojoshua. who now re—gains the ibf, wba and wbo titles. i don't want to say that the three months of partying that i had, celebrating and whatnot could not affect me. to tell you the truth, it kind of did. but what can i say? just learn this mistake, and i'm glad that i learned it now while i'm still young. this is just glad that i learned it now while i'm still young. this isjust the beginning for me, and there's a lot more fights coming soon. there was time i looked in andy's eyes and i wanted to put my fist through his head but i thought to myself, this is boxing. i need to win for myself, i need to show people that th

still to come: it has been a bad night for the ‘special one' as he returns to manchester united with tottenham. that and more in our sport briefing. it's quite clear that the worst victims of this disaster are the poor people living in the slums which have sprung up around the factory. i am feeling so helpless, that the childrens are dying in front of me and i can't do anything. charles manson is the mystical leader of the hippie cult suspected of killing sharon tate and at least six other people in los angeles. at 11am this morning, just half a metre of rock separated britain from continental europe. it took the drills just a few moments to cut through the final obstacle. then philippe cozette, a minerfrom calais, was shaking hands and exchanging flags with robert fagg, his opposite number from dover. you're watching the briefing. our headlines: a nationwide strike in france over pension reforms is underway. 90% of high—speed rail services have been cancelled and hundreds of flights grounded. it'll also affect many schools and other services. impeachment proceedings against presid

side david de gea dropped an absolute howler as manchester united were beaten by the premier league's bottom side watford in the early kick off. united's keeper gifted watford their opener at vicarage road, on a day that saw paul pogba make his long—awaited return. andy swiss was watching. fairto fair to say smiles have been in short supply at watford. nigel pearson's team short supply at watford. nigel pea rson's team hadn't short supply at watford. nigel pearson's team hadn't won at home since april, and against manchester united, first seemed little chance of that changing. jesse lingard with about the only opportunity of a desperately drab first 45 minutes. just after the break, how is this for a howler? calamity for united keeper david de gea, as the shot somehow squirmed through his fingers. it simply got worse with every replay, and it would soon get even worse for united. a terrible challenge, and from the penalty spot, troy deeney calmly doubled watford's lead, that long—awaited victory within their sights. united brought on paul pogba, his first appearance in three month

manchester united manager ole gunnar solskjaer has added his voice to the criticism surrounding the headline in an italian newspaper ahead of the serie a match tonight between inter milan and roma. the front page of the corriere dello sport newspaper headlined their coverage as "black friday", showing photographs of inter milan forward romelu lukaku and roma defender chris smalling. both players have themselves criticised the newspaper and the manager of their former club, manchester united, said he was shocked to see it. when you see that paper, you say, wow, really, is that possible? it is the worst front page i have ever seen. of course, we have been in touch with chrisjust seen. of course, we have been in touch with chris just so he knows that we will back him and support him, roma do as well. but, yeah... i don't work in your line of business but wow, that is incredible. at least we do not see that here, you see least we do not see that here, you see lots of different things but we don't see that. that has to be stamped out. we're counting down to the big world title fight between briti

manchester united are at home to aston villa. so, what about that sacking? another one in the premier league in the space of ten or 11 days. what right have got rid of their manager, yesterday's defeat against southampton left them bottom of the table. it was his second speu of the table. it was his second spell at the club, this one only lasted three months. he replaced the former manager back in december. —— september. celtic have moved three points clear in the scottish premiership for now. they beat ross cou nty premiership for now. they beat ross county bought — one. ryan christie scored twice to give them a 2—1/2—time lead. in the second tap, the former manchester united winger completed the scoring. this was the pick of the goals. that has given celtic the tenth when in a row. in all competitions. rangers are going to move level with celtic on points, ebert of thought. they are playing at ibrox, they are 2—0 up. about 25 minutes left to play. things might not be not good for arsenal at the month, the man's team, but not more ofa month, the

i have great relation with the manchester united supporters. they went back as a pundit which is a different perspective, but i understand what they want. i want totte n ha m to understand what they want. i want tottenham to win. the man who replaced him is said to be under pressure himself. 0le gunnar solskjaer‘s side have just four league wins this season but the norwegian says he has no concerns. sometimes you love. you know, when you read stories about what they have said and stuff. at least i know the sources that everyone is talking about. they are not this, they are just made up, blatant lies. also later it's the merseyside derby as league leaders liverpool host everton. jurgen klopp's side can stretch their lead again at the expense of their city rivals who are just one place above the relegation zone. we expect their best, this is the standout game for both teams during the season, and both teams always show that and respected that, and we have to make sure that we are ready. tiger woods will captain the american president's cup team