derek chisora's last two bites of been behind closed doors. he's not a behind closed doors kind of guy. he feeds off the atmosphere. i think that's going to really help them. eddie hearn speaking to ade adedoyin in manchester there. elsewhere, england have named a 17—strong squad for the women's ashes in the new year. heather knight will lead the side for the multi—format series, with an �*a' squad also touring at the same time. tiger woods will make his return to golf this weekend for the first time since a serious car crash in february. he's taking part in the light—hearted pnc championship, playing alongside his 12—year—old son, charlie. and christian eriksen has had his contract terminated by inter milan. the danish midfielder had an internal defibrillator fitted after a cardiac arrest at the euros, and that prevents him playing in italy. now, would you be a football referee? with threats of violence, and being constantly shouted at, it's putting many off picking up the whistle. a shortage means many games this weekend won't ha

., plenty of build up to the heavweight clash betweenjoseph parker and derek chisora on the bbc sport website too. that's it from sportsday. see you again soon. good evening to you. many places were rather grey and gloomy want again today. some mist an workaround. some areas saw some sunshine, scotland, northern england, wales and the south—west of england, wales and the south—west of england, but even where there was sunshine there was some unrest and fog patches around. similar story into sunday. chilly where ever you are. northern areas will have the best of the sunshine. it is all down to this blocking area of high pressure, stagnant weather pattern, very little wind to disturb it and move this cloud around. it looks like the cloud i was going to hang around areas where it was cloudy today. central, southern, eastern england. a bit of missed an workaround. under clear skies, scotland, northern england, wales, it will be colder. much colder across parts of scotland, down 2—5, -6. across parts of scotland, down 2—5, —6. some mist and fog across sunny spots in the north, as

the former boxing world champion joseph parker says he'll knock derek chisora out in their heavyweight rematch this weekend. parker says a win in manchester on saturday would silence his critics. but the brit chisora says he is a lion and parker is "too nice a guy". parker won their first bout via a split decision in may. our reporter ade adedoyen spoke to both boxers and one of their biggest fans. he is quite an unpredictable character, you never know what to expect from him at a news conference, he wasn't ranting and raving is it opponents today. instead he chose to say nothing at all. when he was asked questions he played bohemian rhapsody, the songhai clean. he slept played bohemian rhapsody, the songhai clean. he slethoseph parker to address the media. it felt like the calm before the storm because there is a lot riding on this, both have a lot to prove. the first fight in may was very close but ended up in a split decision when fred joseph parker. he felt that he should've got the decision. as for just that he should've got the decision. as forjust a that he should've got the dec

britain's derek chisora has been beaten by new zealand's joseph parker in a heavyweight classic at the a0 arena in manchester. it was decided on points after a strong start from parker who had chisora down taking a count in round four. chisora was down again in the seventh and eighth, but managed to continue and made it to the final bell, but parker took the victory as he looks to get back to world title level. three—time champion michael van gerwen is through to the third round of the pdc world championships. he recovered after losing the first set, winning six legs in a row to beat chas barstow in a 3—1victory. well, the fans at ally pally have been treated to two nine—darters in two days! after willie borland achieved the rare feat on friday, darius labanauskas got one of his own on saturday but still ended up losing his match. that's all the sport for now. now on bbc news, here's joanna with the papers. hello, let's take a look at today's papers. with me are businessjournalistjohn crowley and kate proctor, editor of politics home and the house magazine. today's front pages do

britain's derek chisora has been beaten by new zealand's joseph parker in a heavyweight classic at the ao arena in manchester. it was decided on points after a strong start from parker, who had chisora down taking a count in round four. chisora was down again in the seventh and eighth, but managed to continue and made it to the final bell. but parker took the victory as he looks to get back to world title level. andy murray says he is targeting strong runs in the biggest tournaments next year after an impressive route to the final of the exhbition world tennis championship in abu dhabi. having beaten rafa nadal to get there, murray lost in straight sets to andrey rublev, although he did take the second set to a tiebreak against the world number five. rublev the winner, 6—4, 7—6. having not played competitively since a car crash in febuary, tiger woods is back on the golf course again with the aid of a buggy to help with his injured leg. he has been playing in an exhibition tournament alongside his son charlie, and talk about a chip off the old block. this is charlie putting all of

heavy weightsjoseph parker and derek chisora will meet again tonight in their much antipicated rematch. chisora lost the first fight in may, on a split decision, and so is aiming for revenge against the former world champion, in parker. the pair weighed in yesterday ahead of tonight's showdown in manchester. now, what a way to make your mark, on your debut, in the world darts championship. scotland's willy borland, managed a historic, nine dart finish. this is when a player, gets all the way from the starting score of 501, with the fewest throws. and while there are over 3 thousand ways of doing this mathmatically, he did it in the traditional way — starting with three treble 20s, and then he followed that up with another two treble 20s, and a treble 19. that left him in with a chance of the perfect score, in front of the excited fans at alexandra palace. they went wild when the scot finished it off. it helped him clinch the match in the best possible way...borland described it as "unbelievable and "the best night of my life" 0n on his debut as well, in front of the cameras, in front