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time for sports day. welcome to sports day. the top job in england's women's football. football. to launch his major league soccer team. team. and we all called for it but now it's here, are we happy with it? now it's here, are we happy with it? the hr has its most controversial outing so far. good evening and welcome to the programme. we start with phil neville. neville. media as england women's head coach. he has had a rocky start to his appointment. appointment. his lack of experience in the women's game and as a manager.

women's game and as a manager. from several years ago that some have described as sexist. have described as sexist. him. domestic violence, joking that he had "battered his wife". had "battered his wife". the source of much contention and debate ever since then.

debate ever since then. now on as he tries to prepare the england team for future challenges. england team for future challenges. him to explain those social media posts. posts. a reflection of my true character, the type of person that i am. the type of person that i am. olympic games and the european championships in 2021. championships in 2021. sexist and misogynistic, are you a sexist? i'm not.

accusation that has been levelled at me. me. ensured that neville's appointment was controversial. was controversial. whether or not he's actually qualified to do this job. whether or not he's actually qualified to do thisjob. qualified to do thisjob. he has very little coaching experience. very little coaching experience. none of those short listed wanted to pursue their tendency. pursue their tendency. many to question whether or not it was the right choice. was the right choice. here's what he has to say about that.

has to say about that. women's game, that uefa pro licenses to work in all aspects of football. to work in all aspects of football. of players now and some of them are the best in the world. the best in the world. that, so actually i think i'm the best person qualified for this job. best person qualified for this job. that's what i feel. have a very impressive women's team, they are ranked third in the world. they are ranked third in the world. semifinalists in both the world cup and the euros. and the euros. pitch, one almost everything there is to win. is to win.

very controversial appointment by the fa. it's the debate just about everyone in football has been talking about. in football has been talking about. have its most controversial outing yet. yet. a reminder of what happened during that game. during that game. ground which has led to criticism in just how it's used. just how it's used. the matter online in the last few days.

we heard from the former everton goalkeeper. we had from the sports presenter kelly cates. let's hear from some of the fans know, somebody who was at the game. know, somebody who was at the game. managers had to say after the game on saturday. on saturday. the ball is in or out so we are in the dark, everybody‘s in the dark. the dark, everybody‘s in the dark. concerning is i lost two left hamstring injuries.

hamstring injuries. from such high temple work to literally waiting. literally waiting. is good to know afterwards it was not right. not right. like it was with a penalty, one situation. penalty, one situation. the video assistant referee, he has to get a red card. to get a red card. wasn't a foul or a yellow card and it was a red card in the end. it was a red card in the end. have the opportunity to look at it back, that makes it difficult. back, that makes it difficult. was not the reason why we lost tonight. tonight. at the beginning that it takes time. what was it like for fans inside the stadium? stadium? as a fan, he disrupted the normal enjoyment of the game.

normal enjoyment of the game. started to happen, three in the first half. first half. spontaneity about it and for me that's what football is all about. that's what football is all about. few decisions are wrong here and there, you accept that. there, you accept that. much betterfor me inside the ground. ground. roberto firmino taking and missing the power play. the power play. around and wondering what's going on. some very unhappy fans. var progress orjust a pain for fans? progress orjust a pain for

fans? let's discuss it with david and former england striker chris sutton. former england striker chris sutton. how is you've successfully elsewhere. elsewhere. cricket analyst simon hughes is here. hughes is here. chris, we'll start with you. with you. whether you think of saturday's game. it has brought more confusion. the fan was spot on. going to a football match and i think that was lost at anfield. think that was lost at anfield. know what is going on in the stadium. there's a huge issue with that. that. relatively concept for the sport and at this standard. at this standard. is it something we have to get used to?

have to get used to? night, you want to get the decisions right. right. a decision, and decisive decision, because he wanted to get them right. because he wanted to get them right. for the referee, do theyjust need to learn to trust it more? to learn to trust it more? nobody wants to make high—profile errors in these situations. errors in these situations. decisions, mistaken identity among them. them. in which this is in use, so nobody really wants to step up.

really wants to step up. authorities's point of view that this is a trial period. this is a trial period. been made and that is their priority. priority. want to decide but it looks like it's here to stay. it's here to stay.

improved, what would you like to change about it? change about it? stadium has been suggested so fans are aware? are aware? the clear and obvious thing, is not clear and obvious... clear and obvious... and obvious for the referee is not for the referee in the stadium. for the referee in the stadium. which they did do but the timing is important as well. important as well. i was to bring simon into the conversation. simon into the conversation. good evening, thanks forjoining us. evening, thanks forjoining us. successfully, why does it work in that medium? it took a long time. will be teething problems with this in football.

in football. much information as a very high—tech camera. much information as a very high—tech camera. camera. the ball and therefore he was given out. they became a bit of a laughing 5tock.

5tock. technology which has been absolutely vital. vital. technology which is used in tennis, it's fantastic. it's fantastic. you say it's now a vital part of the game. vital part of the game. you wanted to pick up on that.

to pick up on that. decision in favour of liverpool, the referee went over to that. referee went over to that. interesting to see a fat camera at the side of the pitch stays. the side of the pitch stays. could work if it's used properly or are you just against it altogether? are you just against it altogether? football is a fast flowing game, different cricket. different cricket. natural breaks, they don't in football. that's the main reason. i feel that way.

feel that way. natural breaks, people say it's about getting decisions right. about getting decisions right. in the checked the goal now and that's the biggest issue. that's the biggest issue. —— when the goals go in. the goals go in. this conversation could continue and continue. could continue and continue. in themselves and actually add to the excitement. the excitement. authority or the third umpire to vindicated but it adds to the drama. vindicated but it adds to the drama.

drama so he was able to celebrate twice. twice. it is something we could discuss all night. discuss all night. this won't be the last and we're talking about this. last and we're talking about this. for the moment, simon hughes, thank you forjoining us. you forjoining us. and david and chris thank you as well. the birth of a new mls franchise in miami today. miami today. mls in 2007, said the new club will focus on home—grown talent. mls in 2007, said the new club will focus on home-grown talent.

focus on home-grown talent. countries and that is when we are going to sit back and say... job done. done. this is when we are going to be proud of our team. be proud of our team. to the man many are now calling the greatest sportsman of all time. greatest sportsman of all time. beating marin cilic in the final of the australian open. the australian open. thinking on sportster, who is your greatest sporting hero. greatest sporting hero. dame kelly holmes but is roger federer your number one sportsman? i can't believe he's done it again. i sometimes wonder if he amazes himself.

grand slam title number 20. anybody on tv to know it, i am the greatest. he's hit him with a right—hand!