hello, and welcome to sportsday — i'mjane dougall. arsenal march to the top of the premier league, with arteta leading them to victory over brighton. a point for both managers at anfield, after a goaless draw between rivals liverpool and manchester united. and harry kane scores a brace for bayern, taking his tally to 20. hello, and welcome to the programme. we start with an entertaining day in the english premier league — where arsenal have returned to the top of the table after a convincing 2—0 win over brighton. they opened the scoring in the second half with

a gabrieljesus header, and then, kai havertz got the second — that's his fourth goal in seven games. the win ensures arsenal bounce back from last weekend's loss to aston villa. brighton slip a place to ninth. an incredible performance. i think it was a joy to watch from the start to the end, the way we did it against this very, very good team. i think the players deserve a lot of credit. because we generated so much and even at half—time, the score line didn't reflect that. we kept going and we won the game. at anfield, bitter rivals liverpool and manchester united played out a goalless draw. in a cagey game, liverpool were unable to make the most of their chances against a stubborn united defence, who went down to ten in injury time when diogo dalot was sent off. —— to ten men. liverpool drop to second in the league, a point behind

arsenal — and afterwards, jurgen klopp criticised his players�* lack of ruthlessness. the main thing i don't like is obviously the result, we should have won this game but they didn't. that is a fact and you can create — i'm not sure if you can create more finishes in a game against manchester united, but if you have the number a few more should be on target and a few more chances should be there. we had enough to score and we had massive chances. but there should have been more. i had a game plan, the players were brilliant, how they worked together, stuck together, how they were in in the fight. maybe the only criticism would be in possession, we could have hurt them more. we got three passes in, but that is the only thing. when we scored in two big opportunities, we could win this game. ollie watkins scored a late winner, as aston villa came from 2—1 down to win

a bad—tempered game at brentford. there were two red cards, ten yellow cards — and both managers were booked. in celebrating his winning goal, watkins — who used to play for brentford — focussed in on a home fan who had been abusing him. afterwards, watkins said it was never intended to disrespect the rest of the supporters. he had been on to me all game, saying personal stuff. so i thought, "if it happens once, it's fine, but 2—4 times," but going on to me, i thought, "i'll get them back." so it was aimed at him, not anyone else in the stadium. i have a lot of respect for the club, the people here, the manager — and that's what i said to him as i was walking off. mohammed kudus scored twice to help west ham to a 3—0 victory over wolves at the london stadium. the ghanaian striker putting the hammers firmly in control at the break.

jarrod bowen made the points safe in the 74th minute with his tenth premier league goal of the season. the players are doing a brilliantjob, you know, we've got a cup final to look forward to, we've got europe, come march. at the moment we are in a good position in the premier league, so we want to keep it going. i still think we've got more to come, i really do, i think we can play better. manchester united lost ground in the wsl title race, as rivals liverpool came away with an impressive 2—1 victory. manchester united took the lead within three minutes, as ella toone pounced on leah galton�*s pass to score. an own goal by united defender millie turner got liverpool back on level terms, with taylor hinds scoring the winner. it's the first time matt beard's side have beaten united in the wsl, and fifth—placed liverpool move level on points with them. it feels amazing. i think this

type of game is like a derby for us. we went in all guns blazing, and you can see how happy we are, happy how our fans are— that means everything to us. lucy is in luton, the new players i can do— you can see we've added so much value to our game, and that's why today feels better. and in the rest of the day's games — champions chelsea stay top after a 3—0 win at bristol city — laurenjames, erin cuthbert, and sam kerr with the goals. manchester city are up to second, after beating everton 4—1. khadija shaw with a hat—trick. leicester and west ham drew, and aston villa beat brighton i—o. to the german bundesliga now — where victor boniface scored one and provided two assists, as bayern leverkusen beat frankfurt 3—0. his goal came afterjust 14 minutes, as he squeezed a low shot under kevin trapp to open the scoring. boniface, who is almost certain to be selected for nigeria's africa cup of nations squad injanuary,

then helped get the win, finding florian wirtz in space for leverkusen�*s third. first hour was tied, and the second half overall it was very serious, very professional performance, and that's the way we want to keep going to win more games. meanwhile, harry kane scored twice in bayern munich's 3—0 win over stuttgart, to take his league tally to 20 goals in 14 games. kane scored his firstjust 90 seconds into the match, and headed home this second goal after the break. in la liga, real madrid were 4—1 winners over villareal. jude bellingham getting on the scoresheet once again for the home side, as they moved to the top of the table. carlo ancelotti's side are a point ahead of girona,

who host alaves on monday. in italy, third placed—ac milan beat monza 3—0 in the early game in serie a. fiorentina won 1—0 against verona. and it finished 2—2 between udinese and sassuolo. bologna are up to fourth after their 2—0 victory over roma. lazio were in action against inter milan — it finished 2—0 to inter. after a two—year break from diving, tom daley is back. the 29—year—old four—time olympic medallist stepped away from the sport after winning gold at the tokyo games — but on thursday night at the british national diving cup, daley combined with noah williams to take gold in the ten—metre synchro. he says he's also considering competing at paris 2024 next summer. imean, it i mean, it deathly was not on my 23 through bingo card to come back to diving, if i'm completely honest. —— it definitely was not. we planned

to moved to america and planned on living out the rest of our lives there with our kids. but where phoenix was born in colorado springs was where the olympic and paralympic museum is. i went there and saw all these motivational and aspirational videos, and i was just not ready to hang up the trunks just yet. and just not ready to hang up the trunksjust yet. and i remember turning to robbie, i was crying, and i see rob robbie and he was like, "i want to see you dive in the olympics." and that was that, you can't say no to your kids and they say something like that. ifeel a lot less pressure on my shoulders to win an olympic gold medal, because that was what i had been striving for my whole diving career. i got there in tokyo, so for now for me to be able to go into this year — we still have qualifying in qatar, so we got to top seven there to qualify for a spotin seven there to qualify for a spot in team gb, then it's full steam ahead into paris. where i was losing _ steam ahead into paris. where i was losing you _ steam ahead into paris. where i was losing you in _ steam ahead into paris. where i was losing you in synchro, - was losing you in synchro, might we see you in individual

heading towards paris? i’m might we see you in individual heading towards paris? i'm too old to no heading towards paris? i'm too old to go into _ heading towards paris? i'm too old to go into individuals, - heading towards paris? i'm too old to go into individuals, as i old to go into individuals, as well. synchro is like a perfect balance for me, because it's 66% of the optional dive so i was doing, so the reducing training load is what works— i'll be 30 when i go into the olympics next year, if that all goes to plan, so we will see. i'd be lying to you if i said i didn't want to win another medal at the olympics, because that's what you go in there wanting to do. it would be all the sweeter to be able to dive in front of my kids, my husband, my mum, my friends, everyone. and paris is as close as it gets to a home olympic games in terms of distance. i'm really excited, i don't know what this journey holds, i've achieved everything i want to in the sport so far — so now, this is for me to enjoy it, because every other olympic cycle, you want something so badly to get that olympic gold medal, you're going to torture yourself through the whole thing. now it's like, i'm here and enjoying it, and we'll see how it goes. finally, it seems tiger woods' son is a chip

off the old block. see what we did there? 14—year—old charlie woods hit the shot of the day in the final round of the pnc championship. he rolled in this chip from just off the green at the ninth hole on the way to an ii—under—par second round 61, which saw team woods finish the weekend on i9—under. however, it was only enough for a share of fifth place, with bernhard langer winning the event for the fifth time with his son, jason. lovely to see the interaction between father and son, wasn't it? you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.com/sport. bye— bye. hello there.

the mostly cloudy and mild conditions that we've had over the weekend will continue into the start of this upcoming week, and there will be some rain about, too — some of it quite heavy across the south on tuesday. by the middle part of the week onwards, it turns very windy with widespread gales developing — and by the end of the week, it'll be turning colder for most of us, particularly across the north of the uk, with an increasing chance of wintry showers. now we have a load of weather fronts poised to push in for monday — one across the northwest of the country with cooler air behind it, another one which is associated with this milder air — and it will be bringing some patchy rain initially to wales, then into the midlands, northern england at times through the day. there will be some rain, as well, for southern scotland, but brighter for the rest of scotland and northern ireland compared to what we've had over the weekend, before this weather front starts to push into the west with some scattered showers. again, ii—i3 celsius, so quite mild for the time of year — and there will be some glimmers of brightness to the east of high ground. as we head through monday night, though, rain peps up across england and wales, becomes quite heavy and persistent for a time.

scotland and northern ireland clear, spells a few showers. here, it'll be chillier, but less cold further south. does mean tuesday will start quite wet for england and wales, but the rain should clear away eastwards fairly quickly through the day. so, a wet start to much of england and wales tuesday — that rain becomes confined to the southeast, eventually clears away, i think, late in the afternoon. and then, it's brighter for all — the sunny skies across the northwest pushing down towards the southeast, but there will be some blustery showers across scotland and northern ireland. they will be turning increasingly wintry as the air does turn cooler for many. as we push into wednesday, we pick up brisk west—northwesterly winds, and this weather front will bring some wet weather to scotland, northern england at times. i think northern ireland, central, southern england and wales will see cloud coming and going. a little bit of brightness particularly to all these, but it will be quite a blustery day. and temperatures perhaps up a degree or so for england, wales, northern ireland. still on the cool side across northern scotland. but then, it changes again as we head into thursday and friday — turns very windy, widespread gales developing.

our air switches to a more northwesterly, and colder air will push its way southwards on thursday and certainly on friday, and into the following weekend. so things will be turning cool, or colder towards the end of the week, with increasing chance of wintry showers across northern areas even into the christmas period.

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