la la lala land has the lions share of the nominations. do you think oscars glory might be shared out more evenly amongst the nominated films and actors and actresses and so on? i think it might. i am certain that history will be made tonight. we have four potentially non—white winners. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm james pearce. the headlines this evening... a late winnerfor

a late winner for manchester united in the efl cup final at wembley. another hat—trick for harry. kane scores three as spurs thrash stoke. another win for england in the six nations, but only after they were trailing at half—time to italy. manchester united have won in the efl cup final. they ended up on the

losing side. ibrahimovic was the difference between the teams. he stared united to yet another trophy. that was quite some match. stared united to yet another trophy. that was quite some matchm stared united to yet another trophy. that was quite some match. it must be. it was one of the cruellest cup finals. they had not even conceded a goal in the entire tournament up until today. they were just edged out by manchester united side being led byjose mourinho, who has won 2a major traded in a 17 year managerial career. let's take a look at what happened. after the opening goal had been wrongly disallowed, manchester united went up the other end and punished southampton. ibrahimovic with a free kick, as you can see. maybe the goalkeeper at fault. manchester united continued with

them enter them. lingard made it 2-0. the them enter them. lingard made it 2—0. the hero from the manchester united cup final in me now in the league cup final. there was a twist before half—time. that man poking in on the stroke of the break. they took that momentum into the second—half, southampton. gabbiadini again swivelled and slaughtered. the italian scored what must now be his fifth goal in three for southampton. —— slotted. united had their hands on the trophy. they got a real boost as they target more silverware in europe and tried to press on for a top fourfinish in europe and tried to press on for a top four finish in a premier europe and tried to press on for a top fourfinish in a premier league. they are still in the fa cup as well for the jose they are still in the fa cup as well for thejose mourinho winning his first major trophy with manchester united and becoming the first manchester united manager to win a major trade being his first season at the club. this is quite a remarkable statistic. he has much to

thank lapland ibrahimovic four. united fans are leaving here be happier. thank you very much indeed. in the premier league, spurs have jumped up into second place after a 4—0 win over stoke. harry kane was the star, scoring his third hat—trick in nine games, and then setting up delle alli for tottenham's fourth. adam wild reports. for tottenham, this is a time for building. knocked out of europe at their temporary wembley home midweek, but it is here this team's foundations have been laid. white hart lane, a much happier home. fitting, then, that once again it was one of their home—grown stars shining brightest. spurs fans call harry kane one of their own. well, today, he wasn't content with just one. his second came with little over half an hour played. stoke seemingly speechless. for them, this wasjust one of those days.

for harry kane, it was turning into a very special one indeed. a first—half hat—trick, albeit this time with a little luck. but as they say, you make your own and before half—time, he was making one for dele alli. kane's run and cross, 4—0 before the break. construction work outside. inside, this was a demolition. kane could have had another in the second half were it not for a fine save. still, the applause was all his, as was, eventually, the match ball. spurs up into second, their eighth consecutive home win. premier league momentum building. adam wild, bbc news. he is playing a very good level. yes, he is a fantastic player, one of the top strikers in the world. he deserved it because he is a great professional, a top man. happy for him. in the championship,

it finished all square in the east anglian derby as norwich and ipswich drew i—i at carrow road. ipswich haven't beaten norwich in almost eight years but they took the lead, jonas knudsen making theirfirst shot on target count. that was a blow for norwich who earlier had a goal disallowed but with 20 minutes left to play, jacob murphy found the equaliser. 1—1 the final score and norwich move up to eighth but are six points outside the play off places. the final scoreline was comfortable, but england 36—15 italy doesn't reveal the struggle the home team had to endure before they sealed their 17th successive victory. italy had a five point lead at half—time, and at times made life very difficult for eddie jones' england. joe wilson was at twickenham for us. england won the match come to be in the end. any in the last ten minutes

did they overwhelm italy for the rugby union can be frustrating when the technicalities of the laws actually dominate what we see on the pitch. the game at twickenham was a reminder that in any game you do need to concentrate on the rules. england's coach said the get out ofjail free cards had all been used up. first game at home, victory was rescued against the french. then, to cardiff, where england won the game they had virtually lost. eddiejones wanted to take it italy to the cleaners. in monopoly terms, something like that. england barely got started in the first half. this was a kind of congestion charge. ball mauled over the line. dan cole in the thick of it and the bottom of it. england were flummoxed by italy's tactics. the game actually stopped and just became a debate about the laws. in the first half, italy missed three penalties but failed kick with the right bounce

and a bright mind turns into a try. half—time and italy, no hope italy, led 10—5. england needed to escape again. watch out. danny care saw a glimpse of the line head down, dash, made it. the start of the six nations has been elliott daly. the coach kept him on the winklerjust for this kind of opportunity. —— on the wing. so, england ahead and italy were not done. shrugging off any england player, still going, still going. italyjust two points behind. that is all. england needed four tries to get a bonus point. this made sure of that. england finally broke free in the final minutes. italy have competed and that was their point. they made the england coach work very hard for that smile. let's try and explain what caused

eddiejones, the let's try and explain what caused eddie jones, the england let's try and explain what caused eddiejones, the england coach, a lot of frustration, his players as well for them during the game, but it clear in the first off, when italian players made a tackle, the rest of the defending players stood back. they did notjoin in orform a ruck. the offside law is different. it enabled some italian players to stand ina it enabled some italian players to stand in a position with the england players. those players bought this is offside was at what is going wrong? why is the referee not calling theirs or penalising italy? eddiejones had calling theirs or penalising italy? eddie jones had some calling theirs or penalising italy? eddiejones had some very strong words to say about that after the game. it was not rugby. you need an offside line to play the game for the italy were smart. congratulations to the coaching staff. they executed the plan brilliantly. it was not rugby. if i we re brilliantly. it was not rugby. if i were the bbc, i would brilliantly. it was not rugby. if i were the bbc, iwould be brilliantly. it was not rugby. if i were the bbc, i would be asking for my money back. we will have to go outside and trains we get some proper rugby. eddie jones is a very experienced coach. he knows a lot

about dictating the news agenda. naturally he will want people to talk about the refereeing rather than the england performance. he has a point. england had a bonus point. italy trying to prove they belong in the six nations. here, at twickenham, they have made their point. in the women's six nations championship, ireland narrowly beat france 13—10 to maintain their challenge for the title. hooker leah lyons scored a 50th—minute try to swing the game in the home team's favour. ireland are now level at the top of the table with england who lead on points difference. ireland will head to cardiff to face wales next, before a potential title—deciding showdown against england six days later. wasps have extended their lead at the top of the english premiership to four points after they won 35—22 at home to gloucester. and at the other end of the table, gavin henson kicked all the points for bottom club bristol as they beat local rivals bath by 12 points to ii at ashton gate. they stay bottom, but it's a win that gives them great hope of staying up.

you can see what it meant to them. bristol are nowjust two points behind worcester. opsreys move up to second in the pro 12 after winning 26—15 at home to glasgow. two tries in two minutes in the second half saw ospreys come from behind to seal a bonus—point victory and move them above munster in the table. elsewhere, ulster scored six tries as they won 40—17 at bottom side zebre to edge closer to the top four. david busby scored on his senior debut. in the day's other game connaught beat treviso 34—19. sir mo farah has insisted that he is a clean athlete who has never broken the rules. he released a statement following the publication of fresh allegations about his coach alberto salazar. the sunday times has a leaked report from the united states anti doping agency which claims that salazar might have abused prescription medicines and drug infusions. farah said that it was upsetting that some parts of the media

try to associate him with allegations of drug misuse despite what he called clear facts. london 2012 silver medallist michaeljamieson has retired from swimming. his performance in the in the 200m breaststroke was britain's best in the pool at the home olympics. jamieson‘s revealed he struggled with depression following a punishing training regime, and after a series of injuries has decided to retire at the age of 28. that's all from sportsday. and a warm welcome to the film

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