chelsea and spurs. hello. how would you assess his contribution to chelsea? he hello. how would you assess his contribution to chelsea?- hello. how would you assess his contribution to chelsea? he is very much considered _ contribution to chelsea? he is very much considered one _ contribution to chelsea? he is very much considered one of— contribution to chelsea? he is very much considered one of our- contribution to chelsea? he is very much considered one of our own i contribution to chelsea? he is very much considered one of our own in the current parlance at stamford bridge. a record—breaking prodigy. we had a youth setup, the chelsea juniors which was in its infancy and he was the first great star and as a youth player he scored 114 goals, thatis youth player he scored 114 goals, that is just phenomenal and he carried out into the first time, 132 goals in 116 nine performances, it is mind blowing. this was a player who did not run plus players, he drifted past them, he did not whack the ball int

i afternoon when tottenham hotspur take on chelsea.— take on chelsea. i am sure we will be hearing — take on chelsea. i am sure we will be hearing a _ take on chelsea. i am sure we will be hearing a lot _ take on chelsea. i am sure we will be hearing a lot more _ take on chelsea. i am sure we will be hearing a lot more about - take on chelsea. i am sure we will| be hearing a lot more about jimmy be hearing a lot more aboutjimmy greaves, who has passed away today at the age of 81. the headlines on bbc news... england and tottenham footballing legend jimmy greaves has died at the age of 81. in later years he was a tv pundit alongside former liverpool striker ian stjohn in �*saint and greavsie' the british government says its confident there's no risk to energy supplies for customers — amid soaring gas prices and warnings more companies could go bust. we are getting breaking news that only full sun horses starjohn challis has died from cancer at the age of 79. he was best known for his portrayal of second—hand car dealer boysie. of course, loved fo

big win for chelsea. after nine years at tottenham, jimmy greaves played for a couple of seasons at west ham towards the end of his career. those inside the london stadium today paid their respects as the hammers welcomed manchester united. the game itself had no shortage of drama, with the visitors holding on for the win, as adam wild reports. fans at west ham, as they have been across football, united in honouring the great jimmy greaves. he spent 1a months with the hammers as a player, remembered today with warmth and with reverence. it's been a long time since west ham have made such an impressive, assured start to a premier league season. against manchester united, they had plenty of chances to score even before they actually did. a shot found it a flexion and no shortage of good fortune. but whatever the trouble is, manchester united have cristiano ronaldo, a player in his second spell with a rare gift to find his second chance. that's what it took to bring things level. but whilst much has been mad

one ofjimmy�*s former clubs chelsea have paid a tribute too. in a tweet, the club said everyone at chelsea football club is deeply saddened to hear of the passing of the greatjimmy greaves. our thoughts are with his family and friends. spurs announced his death this morning. they said we are extremely saddened to learn of the passing of the greatjimmy greaves. we extend our deepest sympathies to jimmy's family and friends at this sad time. rest in peace, jimmy. and gary linekar has tweeted this morning. let us talk to the former tottenham captain gary mabbutt. how would you pay tribute to jimmy greaves? {iii pay tribute to jimmy greaves? of course, it has been a very sad day, i heard the news first thing this morning and my deepest condolences go to all his family and friends. it is a very sad time. irate go to all his family and friends. it is a very sad time.— go to all his family and friends. it is a very sad time. we talk about or we use the — is a very sad time. we talk about or we use the word _ is a very sad time. we talk about or we

yeah, big win for chelsea. but despite going joint top of the table, their manager thomas tuchel says there's still lots to improve on. everybody will get better. i don't think we see the top teams on the highest level. the precision was unique. there are and there will be a national break —— international breaks. i don't thickly see the big teams on the highest level, but don't get me wrong, we are competitive and it is absolutely necessary that we get better so the first half is again prefer that, because everybody will get better, i'm pretty sure. —— again proof of that. after nine years at tottenham — jimmy greaves played for a couple of seasons at west ham towards the end of his career. those inside the london stadium today paid their respects as the hammers welcomed manchester united. the game itself had no shortage of drama — with the visitors holding on for a famous win as adam wild reports. fans at west ham, as they have been across football, united in honouring the great jimmy greaves. he

chelsea might be the holders but thatis chelsea might be the holders but that is not the biggest match this evening? that is not the biggest match this evenin: ? , ., , that is not the biggest match this eveninu? _, , . ., ., evening? this one is. barcelona auainst evening? this one is. barcelona against bayern _ evening? this one is. barcelona against bayern munich. - yeah, no matter what the situation, this is always one of the biggest matches in european football. 11 european cups between the two sides. but tonight the match takes on extra significance. it's the first time barcelona will play a european match without lionel messi at the club for 17 years. now, there's no denying the spanish giants are a much weaker side than they were even 12 months ago. and to make matters even worse for barcelona fans, you might remember that the last time they faced bayern they were thrashed 8—2. that was in 2020 in the quarterfinals of the champions league. i've been speaking to la liga tv presenter semra hunter. and i asked herjust how worried barca fans are ahead of tonight's game with that

it wasn't a great one some so so it can take and stay fit. chelsea sure. one of the favorites, me, i know it's a bit early to say, but who do you think are the favorites for me? chelsea, like i mentioned much of the 50 because the other and the score they've got, they're always going to be up that. and then perhaps maybe the 2 are out in front by and munich, and man went by and munich from, from the goalkeeper to the, it's just an early squad. and julie, not goldman, as well. a new coach can give them some new momentum and it's often very well say that a lot of promise was by and and power sponge. man. packing is, is magical. isn't the name of messy and killing and buffet. there's no to be able to withstand this season. my worry with p s d at to worries really one want to see how that works, how they click together, say pop message only just it just made it baby play one game and. and it's just beginning. and by that i go to couple of goals and the other is that in, in the field, and i'm afraid to have to leave it. we'll have to leave it there. we're runni

perhaps fittingly, spurs hosted chelsea this afternoon. there was a minute's applause, both here and at west ham another club where his popularity endures. applause. greaves said all he ever wanted was to play the game and play it well. at times, he played it better than anyone, and made it look so easy. jimmy greaves, who's died at the age of 81. the football commentatorjohn motson told mejimmy greaves was one of his "boyhood heroes" and went on to become one the true footballing greats. motty said so many of his happy memories were tinged only by the sadness of today. i was actually at west ham to join in the minute's silence there today but my mind went back you know, to 1957, i i was 12 years old, and jimmy greaves became a boyhood hero of mine and i will tell you why, that i used to play football on christmas day in those days and my father took me to stamford bridge on 25th december, 1957, and i saw chelsea beat portsmouth by seven goals to four. and 17—year—old jimmy greaves, who had just come into the chelsea side scored four g

favourable weather for the chelsea sour show —— the chelsea flower show. early morning mist across parts of wales. we have more cloud across parts of east anglia and pushing into the north—west of scotland. when you take a look at the satellite picture, the expense where we will see sunshine this afternoon is pretty fast. there is the tail end of a better

chelsea's last game that season was at home to nottingham forest. they won 4—1, jimmy was chaired off, and he scored four goals in that game as well! unbelievable. i mean, i think something that we need to point out is thatjimmy greaves was an english centre forward, but he wasn't 6'2", he wasn't strapping, he wasn't physically imposing, what was interesting about this man was the way he revolutionised what it meant to be an english striker. it was about positioning, it was about ghosting into positions. it wasn't about just getting the high ball in the middle of the box and then heading it in, he was an agile, skillful player. well, yes, and also, remember he often played with a centre forward, certainly in chelsea in his early days he did. he did at tottenham, with alan gilzean, spurs fans will certainly remember that. brian clough, england. jimmy was the goal poacher, he played alongside the main striker, but if you saw some ofjimmy�*s goals, he could go past, three, four, five defenders and his finishing was absolutely faultless, and i alway

as you say, he began his career at chelsea, who are playing here today. there he showed his promise, scoring around 130 goals in more than 160 matches. today there will be an minut�*s silence to pay respect and players will be wearing account bands. —— a minute's silence. after playing here in the 1970sjimmy greaves left and went to play for west ham, who today are playing manchester united, who will also be paying respects by giving a minute's silence and wearing black arm bands. jimmy greaves also made his mark playing for his country, he was england's. schoolwork and he was in the 1966 squad but unable to play in the 1966 squad but unable to play in the final because of injury. he felt great sadness because of this. after retiring he continue to make his mark on football in public life by turning to tv presenting from the mid—80s to the early 1990s. one former football player turned tv presenter today paid tribute to him, saying he was a giant of the sport and quite possibly the greatest striker this country has ever produced. he said he was a

perhaps fittingly, spurs hosted chelsea this afternoon. there was a minute's applause, both here and at west ham another club where his popularity endures. applause. greaves said all he ever wanted was to play the game and play it well. at times, he played it better than anyone, and made it look so easy. jimmy greaves, who's died at the age of 81. let's talk to the football commentatorjohn motson. john, it's good to see you. it's a sad day. ijust wanted to give me your initial recollections ofjimmy greaves. i your initial recollections ofjimmy greaves. ., ., ., ., ., greaves. i would love to do that. i was actually _ greaves. i would love to do that. i was actually at — greaves. i would love to do that. i was actually at west _ greaves. i would love to do that. i was actually at west ham, - greaves. i would love to do that. i was actually at west ham, so - greaves. i would love to do that. i was actually at west ham, so i - was actually at west ham, so i joined in with the minutes's applause today. my mind went back to 1957. i was 12 yea

. 0n forgotten amongst the record for spurs and chelsea. on that point of alcoholism, again at a time when people were perhaps not talking openly about it, he did and in his autobiography, he talked about leaving his wife and needing to get his head together and there was a happy ending, he went back to her and they renewed their vows a few years later. there is no doubt, ultimately he is remembered for his finishing, his goal—scoring prowess and many people also remembers saint and many people also remembers saint and greavsie, him on the airwaves at and greavsie, him on the airwaves at a time when people could be quite serious talking about football, he found the fun and a heart and lightness in it, he did not take everything so seriously and that is why he was so adored by spurs fans, chelsea fans, milan fans, west ham fans and of course england fans. he leaves an extraordinary legacy behind with the charity work he did at tottenham hotspur with some of the players who are still there to this day. the players who are still there to thi

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so now the company going forward, you've got chelsea on board. is the company at a place where it's really seeking a profit model or do you consider a more of a public service? we're still basically going to aim for to build a public service. but the problem is we don't want to become dependent on charity. we don't become dependent on government funding, you know, we don't want to become dependent on goodwill. okay. when you see a country like el salvador, the become big claim legal tender. and they clearly taken on the empire. you know, they are going against the grain. they're saying, you know what, we don't want the us dollar. we don't want us dollar interference. and now the us dollars diploma. diplomatic efforts around the world are absolutely shambolic. you see it's happening in france, australia. great britain. things are really falling apart diplomatically for the us . china is asserting itself. so in the case of nam, is that something that a sovereign might be interested in? well, that's what we're hoping. originally, we built the system

so now the company going forward, you've got chelsea on board. is the company at a place where it's really seeking a profit model or do you consider a more of a public service where we're still basically going to aim for to build a public service. but the problem is we don't want to become dependent on charity. we don't become dependent on government funding, you know, we don't want to become dependent on goodwill. okay. when you see a country like el salvador, become big claim legal, tender. and they clearly taken on the empire. you know, they are going against the grain. they're saying, you know what, we don't want the us dollar. we don't want us dollar interference. and now the us dollars diploma. diplomatic efforts around the world are absolutely shambolic. you see it's happening in france, australia. great britain. things are really falling apart diplomatically for the us . china is asserting itself. so in the case of nam, is a something that a sovereign might be interested in. well, that's what we're hoping. originally, we built the system

so now the company going forward, you've got chelsea on board. is the company at a place where it's really seeking a profit model or do you consider more of a public service? we're still basically going to aim for to build a public service. but the problem is we don't want to become dependent on charity. we don't become dependent on government funding, you know, we don't want to become dependent on goodwill. okay. when you see a country like el salvador, the, become bickley as legal tender, and they clearly taken on the empire. you know, they are going against the grain. they're saying, you know what, we don't want the us dollar. we don't want us dollar interference. and now the us dollars diploma. diplomatic efforts around the world are absolutely shambolic. you see it's happening in france, australia. great britain. things are really falling apart diplomatically for the us . china is asserting itself. so in the case of nam, is that something that a sovereign might be interested in? well, those are hoping originally we built the system based on

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the chelsea flower show, first held at the royal hospital chelsea in london in 1913, is being held in september for the first time in its history instead of its usual period at the end of may. it means that this year will be notable for an absence of late spring flowers and will feature the delights of autumn so let's join our correspondent daniela relph to tell us more. the first day here is where celebrities and royalty get to view the show. they have seen a very different kind of chelsea today, with autumn gardens highlighting climate change and conservation, as well as a number of other late flowering plants at this time of year. chelsea is looking autumnal for this unique september show. royal approval came this afternoon from the earl and countess of wessex. the change of date means the queen is not here this year, but acting royalty was on hand, in the queen's green canopy garden, where we are all being encouraged to plant a tree for next year's platinum jubilee. are you a keen gardener? i am not a gardener at all, because i am frankly the worst, but i have a very, very good ga

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favourable weather for the chelsea sour show —— the chelsea flower show. early morning mist across parts of wales. we have more cloud across parts of east anglia and pushing into the north—west of scotland. when you take a look at the satellite picture, the expense where we will see sunshine this afternoon is pretty fast. there is the tail end of a better front to the tail end of a better front to the east that could give us a few showers this afternoon, another front trying to come into the north—west, which will bring some transient showers into western scotland. overall, a lot of dry weather, a lot of brightness, and thanks to the sunshine, actually some pleasant warmth, temperatures up some pleasant warmth, temperatures up to 22 celsius in cardiff, a little above where we would anticipate for the time of year. this evening, perhaps a few showers grazing the far south—east before clearing. this front moves south, but the rain associated with it fizzles away. a dry night, temperatures in double figures, perhaps mist and fog returning to southern ar

perhaps fittingly, spurs hosted chelsea this afternoon. there was a minute's applause, both here and at west ham another club where his popularity endures. applause. greaves said all he ever wanted was to play the game and play it well. at times, he played it better than anyone, and made it look so easy. jimmy greaves, who's died at the age of 81. consumers are being warned today that there may be less choice in the products they see in supermarkets if issues with a shortage of carbon dioxide aren't resolved. it's used in the packaging of food — as well as cold storage, transport and animal slaughter and supplies have been affected by the knock—on impact of wholesale gas prices going up. here's our business correspondent katy austin. the food supply chain has already been under pressure as firms struggle to find enough workers, including lorry drivers. now, manufacturers and supermarkets see a shortage of carbon dioxide threatens the supply of some products. the gas is crucial for a variety of uses, including the production and packagi

perhaps fittingly, spurs hosted chelsea this afternoon. there was a minute's applause, both here and at west ham another club where his popularity endures. applause. greaves said all he ever wanted was to play the game and play it well. at times, he played it better than anyone, and made it look so easy. jimmy greaves, who's died at the age of 81. gary mabbutt is a former tottenham captain. he's been giving his reaction to the news ofjimmy greaves' death to my colleague victoria derbyshire. well, of course, it's been a very sad day so far. i heard the news first thing this morning, and of course, my deepest condolences go out to jimmy course, my deepest condolences go out tojimmy and all of his family and friends. it's a very sad time. we talk about all we use the word legend a lot, don't we? betting jimmy greaves's case, do you think it's justified ? jimmy greaves's case, do you think it'sjustified? i jimmy greaves's case, do you think it's justified?— it'sjustified? ithink, of course, jimmy was _ it'sjustified? ithink, of course, jimmy

perhaps fittingly, spurs hosted chelsea this afternoon. there was a minute's applause, both here and at west ham another club where his popularity endures. applause. greaves said all he ever wanted was to play the game and play it well. at times, he played it better than anyone, and made it look so easy. jimmy greaves, who's died at the age of 81. it's the final day of campaigning in canada's parliamentary election ahead of monday's vote, and the latest opinion poll indicates it's an extremely tight race. the poll shows prime minister justin trudeau now slighty trailing his conservative rival. it gives the liberal leader 32%, with his conservative party rival erin 0'toole one point ahead at 33%. because of the covid pandemic, voter turnout is expected to be lower that usual, making it even more difficult to predict who will win. in either case, a minority government is expected, in which the left—wing new democratic party may hold the balance of power. i'm nowjoined by david ljunggren who is the national political correspondent for reute

mateo kovacic doubled chelsea's lead shortly after half time and lukaku got his second, chelsea's third in stoppage time. defeat leaves villa 12th. tottenham began the day as league leaders — but they're down to fifth — after losing 3—0 at crystal palace. with the game goalless, tottenham had to play over 30 minutes with ten men afterjaphet tanganga was sent off. and palace took advantage — wilfried zaha put them ahead — before two goals from odsonne edouard on his debut sealed a first win for manager patrick vieira. tottenham's perfect start to the season is over. a much needed win for arsenal, who started the day at the bottom of the table. after three defeats in three, they beat norwich at the emirates i—o. pierre emerick aubamayang with the goal. norwich now the only team in the table that remain pointless. bernardo silva gave manchester city a 1—0 win oer leicester. the champions, after their opening league defeat to spurs, have now won their last three games, as they move up to second, a point behind city rivals united who top the table this evening. in the late game

chelsea had a last glimmer of hope as they held on for the win. that is what it means, beating the champions in the first match, not a bad way to start the season. the final game of the opening weekend saw brighton beat west ham 2—0. also games in the scottish women's premier league. last season's champions glasgow city started their campaign with a 6—0 thrashing of motherwell. what a final day we have to look forward to in the fourth test between england and india. england are pursuing a record run chase of 368 and they've made a good start with haseeb hameed and rory birds taking the home side to 77—0 at the close. india had piled on the runs earlier in the day. joe wilson reports. england of course had their plans, any team does, before play. in a word, wickets. chris wakes delivered. a dismissed lbw with india's leader to below 200. virat kohli was determined to enhance his team has micro position with the kind of innings that captains aren't supposed to play. you got to 1m. gorgeous shot. == supposed to play. you got to 44. gorgeous sho

elsewhere manchester city, chelsea and brighton will meet. elsewhere manchester city, chelsea and brighton will meet. athletes who aren't fully vaccinated against covid i9, will have to spend 21 days in quarantine before competing at next year's winter olympics and paralympics in beijing, the organisers have confirmed. the games begin on february 4th next year and last for 16 days. the international olympic committee has said that any athlete who can provide a justified medical exemption will have their cases considered. tickets will also only be sold to spectators from mainland china. moeen ali says he probably would have pulled out of the ashes tour even if he hadn't retired from test cricket. some england players are still wavering because of the covid restrictions in australia. ali is currently in the uae playing in the indian premier league, and he says he understands if some players decide not to tour this winter because of the stresses of competing and bubbling for the past 18 months in a pandemic. there wasn't a factor in terms of ret

chelsea is looking autumnal. the change in date this year means late—summer flowers like asters and dahlias are in their prime. and a september show gives designers a chance to display a warmer and grassier look. here, it's all about the trees. david dodd has designed the queen's green canopy garden to celebrate next year's platinum jubilee. we've got a field maple here and the field maple just gives the most spectacular yellow colour. and you can see it is already starting to turn now. it sits on the largest plot at chelsea. 21 trees have been planted with grassland, hay bales and a wildflower meadow. if everyone can get behind the campaign and plant a tree, we can make a huge impact and a huge difference to the environment. and you've got to think about what trees give us. and when i was asked to do it, i got very excited, because i'm a bit of a tree hugger. and just finally, do you think the queen would like this garden? i certainly hope so. i might be off to the tower if she doesn't. the autumnal look is ev

love that chelsea flower _ you at gorgeous chelsea. love that chelsea flower show. _ let's return now to our top story, and crisis talks have been taking place between energy companies and government ministers over escalating gas prices. there's concerns that some smaller firms could go bust — and food supplies could also be affected. nina is looking at this for us this morning. gosh, it is complicated. it is that this is all about _ gosh, it is complicated. it is that this is all about supply _ gosh, it is complicated. it is that this is all about supply and i gosh, it is complicated. it is that i this is all about supply and demand. at the _ this is all about supply and demand. at the moment we are coming out of the pandemic, demand is going up. at the pandemic, demand is going up. at the same time, supply of gas is going down, lots that things at play here. wind turbines are not receiving enough wind, but the point is that the gas is coming through in some areas is causing some problems. that has put a lot of pressure on our energ

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his former clubs tottenham, chelsea and west ham were all in action today. more on how they got on shortly. but first, our sports correspondent andy swiss looks back at the life of a man regarded as a giant of the sport. he was english football's ultimate goal machine. back to greaves, the chance of a shot! jimmy greaves once said that, for all his skill, scoring was hisjob — and it made him a superstar. greaves! oh, and a hat—trick for greaves! after starting at chelsea, greaves moved to ac milan in 1961 — but his european adventures soon turned sour, and he came home to tottenham hotspur — the club which would define his career. it wasn't just the goals, it was the staggering rate at which he scored them — 266 for spurs, 44 injust 57 games for england. he was a key player heading into the 1966 world cup. but early in the tournament, greaves was injured — and, although he recovered by the final, he was left out in favour of geoff hurst. a disappointment which proved hard to take. i couldn't force myself to join the festivities, because i'd built

chelsea probably one of these clubs that will want to sign up for this. as you say the legislation in this area hasn't changed for more than 25 years but several clubs have been future proofing their stadia in anticipation for potential change in legislation. the government has been looking at the issue of safe standing and football for a couple of years and they said now is the right time to make progress. we know from the sports ground safety authority they will invite clubs to apply to be part of the pilots which will begin from january. it's not guaranteed yet which clubs will be chosen from the premier league and the championship. although chelsea did resiliently introduced rail seating in a couple of their stance was that they said they wanted to be ready and perp paired for the government to introduce safe standing. perhaps they will apply to be part of this. i have been speaking to fans outside the stadium tonight and many of those i spoke to are in favour of safe standing. among those i spoke to said that they felt it would give fans more choice,

a lot of expectation is offered chelsea by i expectation is offered chelsea by the way that they have played in recent seasons. talk about the game coming up tonight with manchester united women in action, whether pointing out that they have gone through a number of changes with casey stony leaving behind the scenes, a new manager in place there. ~ , , , there. absolutely. defending champions — there. absolutely. defending champions get _ there. absolutely. defending champions get their - there. absolutely. defending champions get their season i there. absolutely. defending - champions get their season under way on sunday. manchester united will certainly be hoping to be at the very least and that chasing pack this season. last their manager, she is moving into the nws out, she resigned at the end of the season. that is a name that stands will know quite well, he's to manage birmingham and then he went over to the us and then spent the last three years managing orlando, the likes of alex morgan, of world cup winner as well, so he knows what it is like to feel the pressure of managin

with the 357, he began his professional crit chelsea in the late fifty's and was in england wildcard winnings caught in 1966, but wasn't picked the final. he suffered a severe stroke of 6 years ago, which left him in a wheelchair and with him pad speech. he died on sunday. the head of new zealand, cricket david white says there was no way that he could have stayed on in pakistan and give him the security advice they received. new zealand abandoned their 1st towards the country in 80 years and just minutes before directing fixture on friday . the plasma off of now arrived into by 24 of the touring party will return home in the coming days while the rest will remain in the u. a had of next month. t 20 well come time from the government and it advised that we had a specific critical trip to the team. we were obviously very concerned about that. and we went through that with the government on friday and also without security providers in pakistan who also endorsed their information as well as other independent agencies for the battle for the military. g p. well, championship is heating u

the chelsea — roses every thursday with my son. the chelsea flower— roses every thursday with my son. the chelsea flower show- roses every thursday with my son. the chelsea flower show in - roses every thursday with my son. i the chelsea flower show in september has brought its challenges for everyone involved. it's likely to be a one—off chance to enjoy the unfamiliar sites and autumn show brings. daniela ralph, bbc news, chelsea. what will the weather be like? here's staff. good evening to you. lots of sunshine around, plenty more cloud for scotland and northern ireland, and eastern anglia, thanks to some we weather fronts. but the trend for this week, notjust the start, is for plenty of sunshine around and it will be quite warm too, particularly across southern areas, because towards the end of the week, we start to see some autumnal changes to the north of the uk, turning when dear during cooler times, particularly for scotland. these are the weather fronts i mentioned earlier, scotland and northern ireland, and east anglia

chelsea were finalists last season and will take onjuventus, wolfsburg, and servette. arsenal play the holders barcelona, and hoffenheim, plus danish side hb koge. it's fair to say emma raducanu will still be on cloud nine after her sensational victory at the us open. she's been basking in the glory of the famous win by taking in some of new york's famous sights. the 18—year—old posted this photograph on social media of her in times square, in front of a billboard of herself! that's a sign of things to come. the young brit beat canada's leyla fernandez in straight sets to become the first ever qualifier and first british woman for 44 years to win a grand slam singles title. former british number one, sue barker, said the media attention on raducanu would be incredibly intense. she also paid tribute to the 18—year—old's parents, saying the way they had prioritised her education was impressive. money, offers, magazines are going to be on. but they also have to find time for their tennis. i really like the way the parents have dealt with emma. the tennis can wait.

and should be rested because he didn't get many games for chelsea towards the end! he's not the best goal—scorer but brings other players in and the best out of them, so he's definitely going to be a threat. but liverpool will be looking at their own strengths and they have so many at the moment. you think of some of the big names, is written in's big name, but look at the way salah has started this season, look all the way through the team, they are of a totally different team when they have van dijk back. so even though this is milan, liverpool should be good enough. this is milan, liverpool should be good enough-— this is milan, liverpool should be good enough. this is milan, liverpool should be auoodenouh. ., ., good enough. how you can 'oin us on bbc radio good enough. how you can 'oin us on sac radio 5 — good enough. how you can 'oin us on bbc radio 5 live, * good enough. how you can 'oin us on bbc radio 5 live, kick _ good enough. how you can 'oin us on bbc radio 5 live, kick off_ good enough. how you can join us on bbc radio 5 live, kick off at - good

last years finalists chelsea have a tough group withjuventus, wolfsburg and servette. but so do arsenal, they'll play the holders barcelona, and hoffenheim, plus danish side hb koge. the european amputee football championship is underway in poland. it's held every four years by uefa, with this the second edition of the tournament. in 2017 england reached the final in istanbul which was played in front of over a0 thousand fans. the host nation turkey won it then, so england are hoping to go one better this time. earlier today they thrashed greece 5—0 in their opening group match and afterwards i caught up with england manager 0wen coylejr — the son of the former premier league manager. in terms of amputee football it sells players play out on field on crutches and if they are deputies or have a deficiency the one predominantly egg and some do and we play on the crutches and upper body amputees are upper body and lung deficiency play goal keepers. the sport itself is 77, rotate substitutes, no oxides. in principles and rules of the game that we play to frick champion

as for tomorrow, reigning champions chelsea are back in action. they travel to turin to face juventus. but they'll be without n'golo kante for the game. the midfielder�*s got covid—19, so he won't be available. meanwhile, manchester united will be looking to bounce back from their opening defeat when they host villareal at old trafford, the team that beat them in the europa league final last season. now, despite having one of the strongest squads in europe, united have struggled recently. they've lost three of their last four matches in all competitions, so there's no denying there's pressure on manager ole gunnar solskjaer. but in his press conference today he said... so he's confident, gav, but you have to think, after that really disappointing defeat to young boys last time out, this is a game united, and solskjaer, really have to win. it really will be, lots to look forward to for that one. thank you very much indeed. liverpool players will wear black armbands tonight in their game at porto, following the death of former striker roger hunt

chelsea, though, were having an off day. no shots on target, nothing to celebrate. for guardiola, though, 22ist celebrate. for guardiola, though, 221st win as city boss, more than any before him. the champions of england looking very much at home once again. ben crouch, bbc news. and in today's other early game, bruno fernandes missed a 93rd minute penalty as aston villa beat manchester united 1—0 for theirfirst win at old trafford in 12 years. kourtney hause headed villa into the lead with only two minutes to play, and then gave away the penalty that fernandes skied over the bar. the result means united's unbeaten start to the season has come to an end whilst villa are up to seventh for now. they have had lots of little chances, where we got in really good blocks, the penalty was going to be a chance for them, but i thought we deserved the win today and filled we were aggressive and brave today and were aggressive and brave today and we have to be sometimes. i have seen it back and i think it was a very harsh penalty. i'm not sure where he is meant to put his arm

the lazing the last 3 games again. chelsea including the champions league, final manifesto city have finally got the best of them. gabriel, j deflected goal enough for a one know when and that primarily came conflict. in fact, the feet of the season on chelsea is also what it is. 221st victory is mom. 50 both setting a club record for most winds and competition bias, city manager, my daughters return from but decisions for myself because i had to take a lot of decisions. but that way they respond to players that these 5 years we've been together is made me so brought does right. we have the record part of performance is to make the opponent underperformed as is what city did today. they have a stronger, sharper, more position and, and to reelect. we like, believe the feeling we like belief and, and confidence to, to escape in the situation where it was possible to escape. like kelsey manchester, united and jason starts in the week is over off of a lot. fasting villa. the dramatic finished of the game. courtney holes heading feller in front with just a few minutes ago. this ended i we

sport on the bbc news channel, testing times and cheering as losses and's champions league winners chelsea take on italian giantsjuventus. good evening. after four consecutive defeats since the general election of 2010, labour was told today that it would never again ask for people's support without having a serious plan for government. that message was delivered by the party leader sir keir starmer in a conference speech widely seen as a significant moment in labour's quest to get back into government. sir keir set out new policies on education, housing and mental health but he also talked about his own background and values. he told the conference in brighton that the country faced a big moment that demanded leadership and he dismissed borisjohnson as a trickster and a trivial man. 0ur political editor laura kuenssberg listened to the speech. a blast of fresh air? that's how keir starmer wants you to see him. labour's week's been bumpy. and he had to show today that he really is in charge, impatient for the chance. i've waited 17 months, 25 days and two hours to appear in front of you in

the chelsea and england star reece james has appealed to fans to help find his playing medals after they were stolen on tuesday. james was involved in chelsea's game against zenit st petersburg in the champions league, when he says thieves broke into home and stole his champions league and super cup winners medals, and his runners up medalfrom euro 2020. in a post on social media, james appealed for help, saying... five days after making tennis history, britain's emma raducanu has arrived home. the new us open champion was reunited with her parents after returning to south east london. on saturday, she became the first british woman in 1111 years to win a grand slam singles title, and she's since had a whirlwind week in new york with appearances on american tv and at the met gala. she's risen to british number one and 23rd in the world. but, although raducanu stole the headlines, hers wasn't the only success at flushing meadows. joe salisbury won two titles there, champion in the men's doubles with rajeev ram and also the mixed doubles with desiree krawchuk. i want to keep going. i was f

thanks to antonio, ruder chelsea, liverpool, united to the on 13 points and on beat him in the league so far this season. very aggressive and very emotional, tottenham side in the beginning. but we were, like i said, too sloppy. not, not sharp enough to, to maybe use this aggression to our advantage and, and from time to time and did not feel as compact enough. not sure it from, from where it came but, but i agree with, with, with lack of intensity, lack of energy in our game as a team in the 1st half by mean it kept hold of tough spot in the bananas league off the nearest rivals. wolf spoke, missed the opportunity to retake it. they were held to 100 by entre from 1st to coming from behind, who spoke a 2nd level. 13 points by end of the 5 league matches this season. but if you don't mind, sit birds, they play early holland, go on the school sheet again. fresh from this. he gets his mid week in the champions league day school twice as they b union berlin for to that 2nd. go surely worth a 2nd. look. let's say more than 4 months since the coven 19 pandemic home to the world's riches 202

thanks to antonia route again. chelsea level one united or on 13 points and i'm beaten in the league so far this season. very aggressive and very emotional, tottenham side in the beginning, but we were like i said too sloppy. not, not sharp enough to, to maybe use this aggression to our advantage and, and from time to time and did not feel as compact enough. not sure it from, from where it came but, but i agree with, with, with lack of intensity, lack of energy in our game as a team in the 1st half. i mean, it kat told a top spot in the button to see golf the nearest rivals wolf, but missed the opportunity to retake it. they were held to 11, draw by and trust from foot off that coming from behind wolf's bug, a 2nd level. and 13.2 by and of the 5 league matches this season. percy dolton fit the 3rd, the stall, play erling hollins, called on the school sheet again. fresh from missing against the sheet test mid week, and the champions lea case called twice as they beat union berlin for to that 2nd goal. surely worth a 2nd. look, i've been more than 4 months since the coven 19 pandemic h

i said, i'm liverpool loss of 18 london rivals tottenham. chelsea went ahead and in the 2nd half when sent back silver headed home from a corner. they got a 2nd not long off. when i go to a shot, the selected in austin position player. i was his 1st go for the club in 2 years and it was 3 and stop it's. i'm sang to antonia rita kelsey live and united them on a 13 point found them decent in the fall. this season. very aggressive and very emotional. talk to him side in the beginning, but we were like i said to sloppy, not, not sharp enough to, to maybe use this aggression to our advantage and, and from time to time, i did not feel as compact enough. not sure from, from where it came but, but i agree with, with, with lack of intensity, lack of energy in our game as a team in the 1st half disappointing the way to proceeds to a set piece. and after that became really hard, really hard to, to get back into game. chelsea is a good team in possession to create this problems. before kick off the themes, how to minutes applause and tribute to form a play. jimmy grieved his die to the age of 81.

chelsea got the better of aston villa. james with the recent kit 1—1 a also counsel victory for lester over mill. in the draw for lester over mill. in the draw for the fourth round chelsea beat southampton arson are home to lead and lester are hosting brighton. tottenham our way to burnley and the manchester city travel to west him for supposedly all premier league ties there at liverpool and branford have championship opposition. second—tier face second—tierface ligue second—tier face ligue one sunderland. rangers are through to the semifinals of the scottish league cup for the update pete livingston to no tie. bruce scored first before morales was gifted a second by the keeper. rangers haven't won the competition since 2011. johnson have glasses and they are back into the last four. there also 2— mill winners a whole way at dundee. crawford with the goals and the final 20 minutes. johnson or into the semifinals of the third straight season. johnson or into the semifinals of the third straight season. derby coun

when is 7 2nd to head bryson who be less to to one that could fall but pending on what chelsea do next. ton of chelsea kicked off about 20 minutes ago and both teens pay tribute to former player jimmy grieves who died at the age of $81.00. there was a minute the pulls ahead of the game at spurs. grief made 379 appearances taught them in the sixty's and school 266 goals. he's still there all time top floor with current saw hurricane 43 go behind. grieves is also still the highest goal score in the history of english top flight football. with 357. he began his professional career at chelsea in the late fifty's and was in england's world cup winning school in 1966, but missed the final through injury. he suffered a stroke 60 years ago and died on sunday. german, cham his by munich, fit top, the buttons asleep for now. they beat newly promoted. bo hm. 7 mill. on saturdays, they took the top for the big victory. your son ya, opened the scoring with a free cake, then set up. joshua came inch. serge mabry made it 3 mill and bo homeschooled and own go before the break. robert leveled off ski.