tomorrow scotland but by this time tomorrow we could be talking snow and ice much further south across the uk. a few wintry showers to move away from the north sea coasts in northern scotland and then overnight a bit of rain until snow into south—west scotland and eventually into cumbria. icy conditions in these areas because of the showers. temperatures of —6 in scotland. there will be a widespread, sharp frost overnight and there could be mist, fog and low cloud through parts of the midlands, eastern england. most will lift but it could stay grey in east anglia. sunny spells, a few wintry showers in south—west scotland and north—west england. if you are arriving into wales on the far south—west. another cold day, typical temperature is only 1—3. and this time tomorrow, some wet weather pushing east. that will bring a mixture of rain and snow. snow more likely north of the m4. we could have freezing rain and

icy conditions which may make it treacherous. further north, this is where we are going to find the lowest temperatures. as we head into sunday. still got that wintry mix of wet weather to clear away from the east and then a brief respite. a lot of cloud, more wet weather coming into the south, some snow perhaps over the hills of wales. further north into scotland and northern ireland, much quieter. most places dry but still very cold. as if that wasn't enough as we head to the rush hour on monday morning, this area of low pressure could bring some disruption with some strong women and rain. the potentialfor some snow which could be further north —— strong wind and rain. thanks, darren. and that's bbc news at six. you can keep up with all the latest developments on bbc website. hello and welcome to sportsday.

i'm olly foster. it's all on the line for the lionesses, they cannot lose at wembley tonight york city face league one side wigan in tonight's fa cup second—round tie. aston villa have lodged an official complaint to uefa after violence overshadowed last nights victory in the europa conference league. also coming up on sportsday... ronnie o'sullivan says he was awful but he is still into the uk championship semifinals. evening, over the last 18 months the england lionesses have become european champions and reached the world cup final.

they should be used to pressure situations, tonight they have another one. they have to beat the netherlands, for two reasons, to have any chance of reaching the finals, and if they do get there then team gb olympic qualification rests on their shoulders. we'll get the latest from wembley but first here's the manager we didn't have many training sessions but i think the camp so far is going well, we are clear on how we want to play and what we want to do. i we want to play and what we want to do. , ., ., , ., ., we want to play and what we want to do. , , ., ., do. i see good things on and off the itch do. i see good things on and off the pitch which — do. i see good things on and off the pitch which gives _ do. i see good things on and off the pitch which gives me _ do. i see good things on and off the pitch which gives me confidence - do. i see good things on and off the | pitch which gives me confidence that we are ready. we all know what we have to do. let's head to wembley now and speak to our reporterjo currie. good evening, she said it, they know what they have to do, they have not been good away from home, those two defeats in their group, and so much rests on tinnitus result.

absolutely, the mats are pretty straightforward when tonight and away at scotland again and hope the other results go their way, that would guarantee them top spot in the group, then they will be through to the finance and that would give team gb a fighting chance at the place in the olympics. i'm joined by former england goalkeeper, and we've been talking about was on the line tonight, you've been in the olympics in 2012, how important is this? it’s in 2012, how important is this? it's an important needs to win a trophy, and womanists football, on the exact same _ and womanists football, on the exact same stage _ and womanists football, on the exact same stage as the rivian ship injured — same stage as the rivian ship injured or— same stage as the rivian ship injured or woke up, so for me it's an opportunity for the lionesses to win a _ an opportunity for the lionesses to win a trophy. the an opportunity for the lionesses to win a trom— an opportunity for the lionesses to win a trophy. the dutch are a team in noel and — win a trophy. the dutch are a team in noel and seri _ win a trophy. the dutch are a team in noel and seri novick _ win a trophy. the dutch are a team in noel and seri novick my - win a trophy. the dutch are a team in noel and seri novick my nose i in noel and seri novick my nose well, how well mesh are they? you can see in — well, how well mesh are they? you can see in the _ well, how well mesh are they? you can see in the previous game he was

open. _ can see in the previous game he was open, checking, and to end, this dutch_ open, checking, and to end, this dutch side — open, checking, and to end, this dutch side our clinical, they don't -et dutch side our clinical, they don't get many— dutch side our clinical, they don't get many opportunities but they put them away, they have a good attack, have some _ them away, they have a good attack, have some fantastic attackers, so will he _ have some fantastic attackers, so will be interesting one versus one my trips _ will be interesting one versus one my trips all over the pitch tonight, so you _ my trips all over the pitch tonight, so you dont— my trips all over the pitch tonight, so you don't want to take your i of this one — so you don't want to take your i of this one. a , ., ,, so you don't want to take your i of this one. �* . ,, .,, so you don't want to take your i of thisone. my . ,, “ this one. mary earps was bbc woman's footballer of — this one. mary earps was bbc woman's footballer of the _ this one. mary earps was bbc woman's footballer of the year _ this one. mary earps was bbc woman's footballer of the year this _ this one. mary earps was bbc woman's footballer of the year this week, - footballer of the year this week, and millie bright is out so she will be captaining, so to captains and to get subs or bikes are out, how difficult is that with the defence? it's difficult when your first choice _ it's difficult when your first choice defensive partnering are out, so it would — choice defensive partnering are out, so it would be a cobbled together back so it would be a cobbled together hack for— so it would be a cobbled together back for but there is leadership all over the _ back for but there is leadership all over the pitch and although there aren't— over the pitch and although there aren't many senior international caps, _ aren't many senior international caps, lots — aren't many senior international caps, lots of excellent players so an opportunity to see younger players — an opportunity to see younger players step up and take responsibility for this england site

stop mary earps is a phenomenal player— stop mary earps is a phenomenal player and leader in her own right, she won't— player and leader in her own right, she won't need to do anything differently than what she has done over the _ differently than what she has done over the last season, particularly in the _ over the last season, particularly in the world cup, we mayjust see more _ in the world cup, we mayjust see more organising in defence from her. temperatures are expected to drop below freezing, a crowd of 75,000 bought tickets tonight, how important candy hume home support be westmark it's? it’s important candy hume home support be westmark it's?— westmark it's? it's massive we one the euros. — westmark it's? it's massive we one the euros. and _ westmark it's? it's massive we one the euros, and the _ westmark it's? it's massive we one the euros, and the trophy - westmark it's? it's massive we one the euros, and the trophy last - westmark it's? it's massive we one | the euros, and the trophy last year, this place _ the euros, and the trophy last year, this place is— the euros, and the trophy last year, this place is used to winning, they can use _ this place is used to winning, they can use it— this place is used to winning, they can use it does a 12 player to bolster — can use it does a 12 player to bolster the lionesses tonight, so i'm bolster the lionesses tonight, so i'm hoping — bolster the lionesses tonight, so i'm hoping there's lots of excitement and enthusiasm and that anxiety— excitement and enthusiasm and that anxiety does not repent. all we need is a anxiety does not repent. all we need is 6 early— anxiety does not repent. all we need is a early gold to build the lid off this place — is a early gold to build the lid off this place. | is a early gold to build the lid off this lace. y ., is a early gold to build the lid off this place-— this place. i will let you get back to a nice warm _

this place. i will let you get back to a nice warm common shoe i this place. i will let you get back. to a nice warm common shoe box, this place. i will let you get back- to a nice warm common shoe box, kick off at 7:45pm, and more commentary on bbc radio and five life.— on bbc radio and five life. thank oujo on bbc radio and five life. thank you jo currie. — on bbc radio and five life. thank you 10 currie, live _ on bbc radio and five life. thank you 10 currie, live from - on bbc radio and five life. thank. you 10 currie, live from wembley. england have to win, so too scotland who will be relegated from the top tier unless they beat belgium away tonight and the lionesses next week at hampden. amy canavan is at the game in leuven. the script is simple for scotland, when is the only answer if they want to preserve their nation sleek place. they have only one drawer in their opening for games, they got a point in their last game against belgium, their manager will be calling for big performances from big players, improbable but not impossible, at scotland have come over hurdles like this before. like scotland, wales are also facing relegation from the nations league top tier. they lost all four games

so far and have to beat iceland in cardiff tonight. tomos dafydd reports it's been difficult. but wales insists there are positives too, and a lot has been learnt from facing some of the best sides in europe, with two time world cup winners germany, the opponents next week. tonight represents their best chance of avoiding relegation. we are a team that wants to compete in league a, and that's the reality that we're going to be competing against really good teams. we've learnt so much over this process and i think that will really benefit us. it has been really tough. it's quite hard to maintain our confidence, but by analysing the games and picking out the good things from the games, it'll really help us going forwards. it's a short corner - and it's well—worked. the players say they were unlucky to lose against iceland. the last time the sides met in september. wales were seemingly on top, only to concede the only goal

of the match in reykjavik. the players say the results have been hard to take but they've learnt a lot against some of europe's top sides. they've come in for some criticism too, something they reflected upon during a pep talk with a former wales manager. chris coleman, who endured some tough defeats before guiding wales to a first major tournament in a generation, shared his experiences, the highs and lows. ttalked around when the team suffered. he talked about criticism and the criticism that that team had and in terms of it's a natural part of when a team is successful. for me, criticism is great because it shows that you're moving in a direction where people are noticing you as a team. after four straight defeats, wales are bottom of their group, a first victory tonight by two clear goals would see them leapfrog their opponents ahead of theirfinal game against germany next tuesday. tomos dafydd, bbc news. northern ireland's women are looking to get promoted to the top tier of the competition, and they've kept themsleves

in contention after beating albania 4—0 in schkoder. after a dominant first half they took the lead, simon mcgill on hand took the lead, simon mcgill on hand to give her side the lead, the average made it 2— 08 minutes into the second half, and maxwell made it 3-0 the second half, and maxwell made it 3—0 before the concluded the 4—0 went with the looping header. northern island next face the republican of ireland —— the republican of ireland —— the republic of ireland on tuesday. it's an fa cup weekend, there are still ten non—league sides in the second round, one of them is york city and they play tonight at home to league one wigan, who were cup winners in 2013. our reporterjoe lynskey is there tonight, evening joe, it's a cold night, misty and foggy, it was in doubt because of the

freeze and then we had this fog, but looking ok? the freeze and then we had this fog, but looking 0k?— looking 0k? the pitch is looking erfect looking 0k? the pitch is looking perfect which — looking 0k? the pitch is looking perfect which isn't _ looking 0k? the pitch is looking perfect which isn't a _ looking 0k? the pitch is looking perfect which isn't a problem, . perfect which isn't a problem, there is still an element ofjeopardy even now that this game will get on, with kick—off at 7:45pm because of what you can see behind me, the mist, the referees checking every 15 minutes to check that everything is visible for the players and referees as well. write up the way until kick—off at 7:45 p:m.. coverage of the much, fingers crossed it gets on, on bbc two at 7:30 p:m., dion dublin is part of that courage and joins us here. that's what we can get that much on, the second round is a great opportunity for york city here in particularly, with that third round draw on sunday, that's a price everyone wants at this point. it's an important prize to get to, for the _ it's an important prize to get to, for the fans— it's an important prize to get to, for the fans as well, they spent

nroney— for the fans as well, they spent money to— for the fans as well, they spent money to get here, and he don't want to lose _ money to get here, and he don't want to lose their— money to get here, and he don't want to lose their money sol money to get here, and he don't want to lose their money so i think the fog is— to lose their money so i think the fog is the — to lose their money so i think the fog is the only problem, yes it's cold, _ fog is the only problem, yes it's cold, though gloves are on tonight, the pitch— cold, though gloves are on tonight, the pitch looks perfect, so i think they'll— the pitch looks perfect, so i think they'll be — the pitch looks perfect, so i think they'll be sensible but it is ok. you mentioned the pitch, that's fine, if the snow comes knowledge on it would be bring up memories of that famous when in the fa cups back in 1985 when on that icy pitch they beat arsenal in the fourth round, they were third tier club at that point, that was at their historical ground which they quietly moved away from nearly three years ago. historic club, york city, and a big opportunity in front of the cameras tonight. it opportunity in front of the cameras toniaht. ., , , . tonight. it would be difficult, we can are a good _ tonight. it would be difficult, we can are a good side _ tonight. it would be difficult, we can are a good side with good i can are a good side with good players. — can are a good side with good players, some it's all about staying in it tonight. theyjust want to be in it tonight. theyjust want to be in the _ in it tonight. theyjust want to be in the heights, whether it's a draw

or win, _ in the heights, whether it's a draw or win, they— in the heights, whether it's a draw or win, they won't mind, but it's important — or win, they won't mind, but it's important to give it a good account of yourself, — important to give it a good account of yourself, especially at home, you don't _ of yourself, especially at home, you don't want _ of yourself, especially at home, you don't want to get hammered i'm sure they with _ don't want to get hammered i'm sure they will. the don't want to get hammered i'm sure the will. , , , . they will. the biggest night since the 've they will. the biggest night since they've moved — they will. the biggest night since they've moved in _ they will. the biggest night since they've moved in here, _ they will. the biggest night since they've moved in here, great- they've moved in here, great facilities for this club.- facilities for this club. yes, amazing. _ facilities for this club. yes, amazing, i've _ facilities for this club. yes, amazing, i've wondered . facilities for this club. yes, - amazing, i've wondered around facilities for this club. yes, amazing, i've wondered around and seen _ amazing, i've wondered around and seen some — amazing, i've wondered around and seen some of the boxing, everything is spot— seen some of the boxing, everything is spot on. _ seen some of the boxing, everything is spot on. it — seen some of the boxing, everything is spot on, it doesn't feel like it national— is spot on, it doesn't feel like it national league side, they have everything in place, can they get to the third _ everything in place, can they get to the third round and have more of it, we will— the third round and have more of it, we will see? — the third round and have more of it, we will see?— we will see? wiggin, one in 2013, sean maloney. — we will see? wiggin, one in 2013, sean maloney, the _ we will see? wiggin, one in 2013, sean maloney, the manager- we will see? wiggin, one in 2013, i sean maloney, the manager tonight, he took the corner which ben watson scored from but they have your yield between the championship and leak one since then and there was see this as an opportunity to get back in the spotlight.— in the spotlight. when that give sean too much _ in the spotlight. when that give sean too much credit _ in the spotlight. when that give sean too much credit for - in the spotlight. when that give sean too much credit for the . in the spotlight. when that give - sean too much credit for the corner but not _ sean too much credit for the corner but not had, — sean too much credit for the corner but not bad, they are in the same boat, _ but not bad, they are in the same boat. they— but not bad, they are in the same boat, they want to get to the third round for— boat, they want to get to the third round for a — boat, they want to get to the third round for a big draw, it'sjust a

moment— round for a big draw, it'sjust a moment in— round for a big draw, it'sjust a moment in the fa cups people need to -et moment in the fa cups people need to get to— moment in the fa cups people need to get to and _ moment in the fa cups people need to get to and it _ moment in the fa cups people need to get to and it is whatever you can -et get to and it is whatever you can get there. — get to and it is whatever you can get there, it doesn't even matter how you — get there, it doesn't even matter how you play. itjust get there, it doesn't even matter how you play. it just getting to the line, how you play. it just getting to the line. and _ how you play. it just getting to the line, and important for the wiccan as york— line, and important for the wiccan as york was — line, and important for the wiccan as york was not important, as he said getting that hat, particularly. you michael. said getting that hat, particularly. you michael-— said getting that hat, particularly. you michael. that's it, the amount of names you michael. that's it, the amount of games to _ you michael. that's it, the amount of games to get — you michael. that's it, the amount of games to get to _ you michael. that's it, the amount of games to get to this _ you michael. that's it, the amount of games to get to this point, - you michael. that's it, the amount of games to get to this point, you | of games to get to this point, you have _ of games to get to this point, you have to _ of games to get to this point, you have to keep that concentration has to stay— have to keep that concentration has to stay very — have to keep that concentration has to stay very high, the manager has to stay very high, the manager has to speak— to stay very high, the manager has to speak the right team for the right— to speak the right team for the right moments, the right opposition, so lots _ right moments, the right opposition, so lots of— right moments, the right opposition, so lots of things have to be in place. — so lots of things have to be in place. but _ so lots of things have to be in place, but if you get it right and when _ place, but if you get it right and when the — place, but if you get it right and when the second round game, you can sit back— when the second round game, you can sit back and _ when the second round game, you can sit back and watch that draw with so much _ sit back and watch that draw with so much excitement, hopefully york will - ive much excitement, hopefully york will give it _ much excitement, hopefully york will give it a _ much excitement, hopefully york will give it a good account of themselves.— give it a good account of themselves. ., ,, y ., , ., , . themselves. thank you, pleasure. we are watching — themselves. thank you, pleasure. we are watching the _ themselves. thank you, pleasure. we are watching the weather _ themselves. thank you, pleasure. we are watching the weather still - themselves. thank you, pleasure. we are watching the weather still with - are watching the weather still with kick—off just over one are watching the weather still with kick—offjust over one hour away

here in yorks. york city against wigan athletic in the fa cups second round. , ~ , wigan athletic in the fa cups second round. , ,, , ,. round. yes, keeping figures crossed that the mist _ round. yes, keeping figures crossed that the mist doesn't _ round. yes, keeping figures crossed that the mist doesn't get _ round. yes, keeping figures crossed that the mist doesn't get any - round. yes, keeping figures crossed | that the mist doesn't get any worse. aston villa have lodged a complaint to uefa over the behaviour of legia warsaw fans and the conduct of the polish club, after violence outside the ground overshadowed their win in the europa conference league. there were more than 30 arrests as police clashed with legia supporters before kick—off at villa park, four officers were injured. brighton fans were also affected by tear gas in athens following their win in the europa league against aek, it came as greek police tried to disperse home supporters in the stadium. patrick gearey reports west midlands police do there could be trouble before the match but they couldn't contain the violence that broke out from some of the visiting supporters. angry of a reduced allocation of tickets. one of the

stimulus at all hell broke loose. sustained trouble, for police officers were injured and police dogs and horses were hurt. officers say is the worst violence they have seenin say is the worst violence they have seen in years. say is the worst violence they have seen in years-— seen in years. what we encountered was unacceptable _ seen in years. what we encountered was unacceptable scenes _ seen in years. what we encountered was unacceptable scenes last - seen in years. what we encountered was unacceptable scenes last night. was unacceptable scenes last night with high levels of violence from a weight fines towards police and i'm proud of the policing operation and bravery from those involved in operation. bravery from those involved in operation-— bravery from those involved in oeration. , ., ., , operation. this was the damage this mornin: , operation. this was the damage this morning, before _ operation. this was the damage this morning, before the _ operation. this was the damage this morning, before the game - operation. this was the damage this morning, before the game first - operation. this was the damage this morning, before the game first or i morning, before the game first or criticise aston invalid for organelle in 1000 tickets, a decision made on a commission of the local advisory group. aston villa are complaining to ua for about the polish club, their president of business operations said in a statement.

legia warsaw fines were involved in a game as where earlier this season and an expert on football disorder in villa park last night said uae —— ufo must now act. the in villa park last night said uae -- ufo must now act.— in villa park last night said uae -- ufo must now act. the club and ufo must address — ufo must now act. the club and ufo must address this _ ufo must now act. the club and ufo must address this because _ ufo must now act. the club and ufo must address this because if - ufo must now act. the club and ufo must address this because if this - must address this because if this goes forward in a way that is unjust, it could end up in people being seriously injured if not potentially killed. i would argue there were life—threatening situations that the police had to confront underground last night. across europe, brighton fans were so the knockout stages of the europa league when they were inadvertently affected by tear gas as greek police to deal with disorder among the home supporters. tear gas can cause difficulty breathing and left some distress. tote difficulty breathing and left some distress. ~ �* . ., difficulty breathing and left some distress. ~ �* . difficulty breathing and left some distress. �* ., y distress. we didn't come close any trouble but — distress. we didn't come close any trouble but we _ distress. we didn't come close any trouble but we still _ distress. we didn't come close any trouble but we still got _

distress. we didn't come close any trouble but we still got people in l trouble but we still got people in our group that are struggling because of tear gas which is not what football should be about. we what football should be about. i've been in many _ what football should be about. i've been in many games in europe at, many— been in many games in europe at, many away— been in many games in europe at, many away games and i've never been to our— many away games and i've never been to our guest, — many away games and i've never been to our guest, and i think it's totally— to our guest, and i think it's totally unacceptable and should be dealt with. no wait brighton fans should _ dealt with. no wait brighton fans should be tear gas because of what the other— should be tear gas because of what the other fans are doing.— should be tear gas because of what the other fans are doing. the uk are a lona wa the other fans are doing. the uk are a long way from _ the other fans are doing. the uk are a long way from the _ the other fans are doing. the uk are a long way from the chaotic - the other fans are doing. the uk are a long way from the chaotic scenes l a long way from the chaotic scenes of that 19 60s and 70s and 805, but of that 19 605 and 705 and 805, but it showed last night that the threat of hooliganism and tribal reaction of hooliganism and tribal reaction of games is not going away. patrick gearey, bbc news everton have formally lodged an appeal against their 10—point deduction for a breach of financialfair play. the club were handed the punishment — the biggest in premier league history — by an independent commission. that saw them drop into the relegation zone the appeal will be heard and concluded before the end of the season. let's have a quick look at some of the day's other stories after almost a year out

with injuries, rafael nadal will compete at the atp event in brisbane next month. it will be nadal�*s first appearance since his second round exit at this yea r�*s australian open. tiger woods is back in action on day two of the hero world challenge in the bahamas. the american is currently one under par after ten holes, five shots behind countryman tony finau and england's matt fitzpatrick, who lead on six under. world champion snowboarder mia brooks is one of the three contenders for this years bbc young sports personality of the year award. she's on the shortlist along with archer penny healey and wheelchair basketball player charlie mcintyre. almost 300 rugby union players, suffering from brain damage have had a setback in their attempt to combine their individual claims of negligence against world rugby. the rfu and the welsh rugby union, into a single group action

against the governing bodies. it relates to the full disclosure of medical records our sports news correspondent alex capstick was at the high court today well, this process began three years ago. and fair to say, we're still very much in the preliminary stages. just to remind you of the allegations, the players, many of them former internationals, 295, now, they say the game's authorities didn't do enough to protect them from head injuries. and that's why they're suffering from a range of neurological disorders, things like early onset dementia and chronic traumatic encephalopathy, or cte, as it's known today at the high court. their legal team wanted all of those individual claims to be condensed into one single group action, but that didn't happen. the judge described the parties as passing each other like ships in the night. the main issue, it seems, is the defendants, the welsh rfu, the english rfu and world rugby, they want the players to provide their full medical records. at the moment, all they've got is the prognosis for each other.

claimants, they want much more, and thejudge agreed. so they'll be back here late april, early may next year. susan rodwell, the barrister for the claimants, she said the delays were a shame not only for the litigation but also for the players. and she described some of them as being very vulnerable. the governing bodies, the defendants, they've previously expressed their concern for the players who are suffering while also saying they want to make the game as safe as possible. the last half an hour the governing bodies has said the delay is regrettable with the former players prior to sizing the press over their legal obligations. the firm represented a players has released a list of their names. those have that haven't requested anonymity, along them in england world cup winner.

the former worcester player, james collins is one of those making a claim , and he told us why he is pursuing his case against the rfu. just to give everyone involved in rugby information, so we know the risks involved, and that goes for amateur players, professional players and parents as well. my wife and i are expecting our third child, and i are expecting our third child, a boy, in february, and i want to have a clearer understanding, if possible, of what the risk are of having him lay rugby because rugby was a fantastic part of my life, it was a fantastic part of my life, it was a fantastic part of my life, it was a core of my childhood and early aduu was a core of my childhood and early adult showed, and it was incredible, it's an amazing sport but i wouldn't want any child to experience —— i would want any child to experience

that teamwork and the physicality, it's fantastic, but there is this ugly side with concussions and head injuries that needs to be addressed. so, i would like to be, from the trial, i would like more information so everyone can make an informed decision and if there are people in rugby who did know this information and chose not to share it, then i guess i want them to be held accountable. ronnie o'sullivan says he was ?awful and embarassed' at his performance today, but he's still into the semi—finals at the uk championship in york. for the second match running the world number one came from behind to win on a deciding frame. he had been 4—1 down against china's zhou yuelong from the barbican here's seema jaswal the quarterfinals are well under way

here in york and once a day, steven davis, ronnie o'sullivan against zhou yuelong.— davis, ronnie o'sullivan against zhou yuelong. fascinated match, ronnie o'sullivan _ zhou yuelong. fascinated match, ronnie o'sullivan looks _ zhou yuelong. fascinated match, ronnie o'sullivan looks great - zhou yuelong. fascinated match, ronnie o'sullivan looks great butj ronnie o'sullivan looks great but when he came in he said that wasn't the case, but all of a sudden he seemed to go to sleep in the second half of the match and did well in the end to dig himself out of a potential loss because he was on the back foot and it was only then he started to fire the engines again, and then hejust started to fire the engines again, and then he just looked started to fire the engines again, and then hejust looked brilliant. great performance by him, but when he came into studio he feels like he is all over the place technically, but it is funny what it player thinks and what the crowd look and feel and think is happening to different things. he feel and think is happening to different things.— feel and think is happening to different things. feel and think is happening to different thins. ., , ., different things. he opened with a centu , different things. he opened with a century. ended — different things. he opened with a century, ended with _ different things. he opened with a century, ended with the _ different things. he opened with a century, ended with the century, l different things. he opened with a i century, ended with the century, but got the job century, ended with the century, but got thejob done, and it century, ended with the century, but got the job done, and it sends century, ended with the century, but got thejob done, and it sends up century, ended with the century, but got the job done, and it sends up a tie with him and hossein vafaei, an interesting one.—

interesting one. spicy one from the end of the world _ interesting one. spicy one from the end of the world championships i interesting one. spicy one from the | end of the world championships last season _ end of the world championships last season. hossein vafaei has been playing _ season. hossein vafaei has been playing bentley, i should know, he beat me _ playing bentley, i should know, he beat me in— playing bentley, i should know, he beat me in the last 32 and we commented against him last note and he has _ commented against him last note and he has continued that form against zhang _ he has continued that form against zhang anda, possible pain the best stoker— zhang anda, possible pain the best stoker all— zhang anda, possible pain the best stoker all week but to get through it ronnie — stoker all week but to get through it ronnie o'sullivan he would have to maintain the form. find it ronnie o'sullivan he would have to maintain the form.— it ronnie o'sullivan he would have to maintain the form. and have the -o corn to maintain the form. and have the popcorn ready. _ to maintain the form. and have the popcorn ready. you _ to maintain the form. and have the popcorn ready, you are _ to maintain the form. and have the popcorn ready, you are in - to maintain the form. and have the popcorn ready, you are in a - popcorn ready, you are in a commented in box, met selby —— mark selby againstjudd trump how would that be? selby against judd trump how would that be? ~ m ~ selby against judd trump how would that be? ~ ,, ,, ,y that be? when it mark selby is -la in: it that be? when it mark selby is playing it looks _ that be? when it mark selby is playing it looks like _ that be? when it mark selby is playing it looks like against i playing it looks like against those appointed on our tie them in knots, it is notjust slowing him down, he can play grits safety he needed if needed but he can get the ball among the breaks, so i don't think mark selby is coming into this match thinking i have a good b game, he's probably look into when the events and plates smoker. i

probably look into when the events and plates smoker.— and plates smoker. i think might need pro plus — and plates smoker. i think might need pro plus for _ and plates smoker. i think might need pro plus for that _ and plates smoker. i think might need pro plus for that match i and plates smoker. i think might need pro plus for that match notj need pro plus for that match not popcorn — need pro plus for that match not -o corn. ~ . need pro plus for that match not --ocorn. ~ ., ., need pro plus for that match not --ocorn. ~ . ., , y popcorn. what about ding junhui versus mark _ popcorn. what about ding junhui versus mark williams? _ popcorn. what about ding junhui versus mark williams? i - popcorn. what about ding junhui versus mark williams? i think i popcorn. what about ding junhui versus mark williams? i think no popcorn. what about ding junhui i versus mark williams? i think no one has been talking _ versus mark williams? i think no one has been talking about _ versus mark williams? i think no one has been talking about mark- has been talking about mark williams, dingjunhui, we'll talk williams, ding junhui, we'll talk about— williams, ding junhui, we'll talk about this — williams, dingjunhui, we'll talk about this idiosyncrasy in his technique which is causing them problems— technique which is causing them problems here and there, i expect williams _ problems here and there, i expect williams will come through that much, — williams will come through that much, and a bit stronger and more consistent— much, and a bit stronger and more consistent at the moment. enjoyr much, and a bit stronger and more consistent at the moment. en'oy this evenin: but consistent at the moment. en'oy this evening but make i consistent at the moment. en'oy this evening but make sure i consistent at the moment. en'oy this evening but make sure you i consistent at the moment. enjoy this evening but make sure you get some pro plus and popcorn ready and we look forward to you enjoying us. so it's hossein vafaei in the semi—finals for ronnie'o sullivan, who was again, underwhelmed by how he's playing and at 47, he says that he is feeling his age. i still love playing, i love all blue sports, sometimes it's making the right decision at the right time, i love snooker and would

always play, but when you're playing the young guys who are really hungry, and i have another one in hossein vafaei, who were up for it, and it doesn't stop. ijust played steve, i'm playing this kid who are like grandchildren to me. that match is on bbc two at 7.45. england lionesses kick—off against netherlands at the same time at wembley, commentary on five live. whatever sport you're following, from all of us on the sportsday team, have a great weekend.

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