live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: super bowl lii is under way, with the patriots hoping to equal a long—standing record as they take on the eagles in minnesota. drama till the very end as a controversial injury—time penalty sees tottenham come away with a draw at liverpool. and cameron can't save the day. great britain are beaten by spain in the davis cup after norrie loses in four sets. we start with super bowl, which has just got under way in sub—zero conditions in minnesota. the new england patriots are up against the philadelphia eagles, who are going for their first title. this is the latest: the score is 22—12 to the philadelphia eagles. nick hoult is found jeffrey to put the eagles in the lead and the patriots led by quarterback tom brady have the chance to equal the record number of super bowl winners if they win here,

it would be six for them, 22—12 to the eagle is now so going against the eagle is now so going against the patriots at the moment. more on that later in the programme —— to the eagles. there was a sensational finish, in the english premier league on sunday in the match between liverpool and tottenham hotspur. three late goals leading to a thrilling 2—2 draw. mohamed salah opened the scoring early on but victor wanyama gave spurs a deserved equaliser late in the second half. harry kane missed a penalty with just three minutes left, and salah struck again in stoppage time minutes later with victory for liverpool seemingly seconds away. but there was late drama as kane redeemed himself from the penalty spot in the dying seconds. the liverpool manager wasn't happy about some of the referee's decisions. i don't understand both of them. the first one is clear offside, you can say he made a save, that's true. i don't know how, he was clearly offside, we saw from our position he was offside but we didn't see it was

that clear. then the second penalty i know already what the rest and assistant will say, there's a touch, there's a little touch, but we all know lamela johnson and he wants the situation, he wants the touch, he wa nts to situation, he wants the touch, he wants to go down. we can't have a go at the referee because they were right. sometimes people complain about the referees but when they are right it is good to tell everyone that they were fantastic in their decision. rafael benitez said he felt newcastle were victims of a soft penalty decision as fellow strugglers crystal palace came from behind to earn a draw. mohamed diame scored from a corner at the back post in the first half for newcastle. but lu ka milivojevic earned palace a point with a second half penalty after ciaran clark was penalised for pulling christian benteke‘s shirt. without playing badly in the first half i didn't think we had anything

like the aggression and the dominance i was hoping to see the tea m dominance i was hoping to see the team produced today but they produced it very much in the second half so i go home at least happy with the second—half performance and a little bit disappointed that we couldn't do it for the whole of the 90 minutes and maybe get that extra goal which would have given us those unbelievably important extra points. we did well in the first half, we we re we did well in the first half, we were controlling the game. as always you have to analyse the opposition, some people don't realise that, you see the three offensive players they have today, how much they caused... how good they are and we were defending well so credit to our players because they were doing well in defence and at the same time we could score and we had a couple of chances, and even the first counter—attack in the second half could change everything. in football, it's the timing when you score and when you concede also, makes a big difference. gonzalo higuain scored a hat—trick asjuventus thrashed sassuolo 7—0 at the allianz stadium. it was a win that put them top temporarily. alex sandro got the hosts

going with a goal in the opening ten minutes of the game, that was followed by two in three minutes from sami khedira. anotherfrom miralem pjanic saw them 4—0 up at half time, with higuain scoring a hattrick in just 20 minutes after the break. elsewhere in italy, napoli moved back above juve at the top after beating bottom side benevento 2—0. dries mertens and marek hamsik with the goals. also wins for cagliari, atalanta, fiorentina and roma. barcelona were just eight minutes from losing their unbeaten league record at rivals espanyol when gerard pique headed in a lionel messi free kick to earn them a point. gerard moreno had put espanyol ahead on 66 minutes, and when pique equalised, he celebrated in front of espanyol supporters, who were already upset with comments he made about the club earlier in the week. there were minor scuffles at the end as well as the players walked off. here are the other results from the primera division on sunday.

second place atletico got the better of third place valencia. angel correa with the only goal there. and girona beat bilbao. augsburg won 3—0 over frankfurt in the bundesliga. that meant frankfurt missed the chance to move to second in the table with that defeat. hamburg's relegation worries continue after they were held to a 1—1 draw by hannover. tennis now and great britain were defeated 3—1 by spain in their davis cup tie. cameron norrie lost in four sets to albert ramos—vinolas. norrie had pulled off a massive comeback victory in his first singles rubber on friday, scoring his team's only point in the tie. britain now face a play—off in september, which they must win to remain in the world group.

i can't speak highly enough of what cameron has done all weekend and yet again today. people might have thought it was a i—off on friday, what he produced, but he did it again today against a really high quality player. both breakers, anything can happen, he pushed him really close and i'm really proud of him,i really close and i'm really proud of him, i been saying it since friday but i really am. no one can tell how you're going to play out on your debut and he's been playing more so on the challenger talk but if he needs a reference point for how far he can go, he got it this weekend. really the only way is up for him. meanwhile, holders france have qualified for the quarter finals after adrian mannarino earned them a 3—1 lead against the netherlands on sunday. the frenchman, only selected because bothjo—wilfred tsonga and lucas pouille pulled out because of injury, overcame robin haase of the netherlands in a five—set thriller. world number five alexander zverev powered germany through to the quarterfinals after beating australia's nick kyrgios in four sets to hand germnay a 3—1 overall lead. germany, who last won

the davis cup in 1993, will face spain in the next round. defending 6 nations champions england have got their 2018 campuign off to a winning start. they've beaten italy 46—15 in rome. england only had a seven—point advantage at half time, but their power shone through in the second half. they ran in seven tries in total. anthony watson and debutant sam simmonds each scored two tries. every athlete who qualifies to compete at the winter olympics has an amazing back story. like american figure skater mirai nagasu, who missed out on sochi in a controversial team selection. that was after she'd come fourth in vancouver 2010. nagasu wants her close support crew flying the flag in pyeonychang so she's been running a fundraising campaign for tens of thousands of dollars so herfamily and boyfriend can watch her compete. being an american is everything to

me. i'm all about team usa. being an american is everything to me. i'm allabout team usa. i being an american is everything to me. i'm all about team usa. i think america loves me and i want to show the world that i'm a proud america. i love being japanese—american. i love my culture, i love my american culture because who doesn't love pizza, burgers and fries? but also, like, i love sushi. my parents own a sushi restaurant so it's in my genetics and i'm excited to eat korean food in korea. i'm thoroughly exhausted from crying. what a way to come back from 2014! like, myjump difficulty from four years ago is insanely more difficult. i mean, that is more than what any other girl here is doing. when i reach a goal and i accomplish

it, i'd just so can relish in that moment. figures and is a very difficult sport. like, we have to be so difficult sport. like, we have to be so fit but also beautiful and graceful and athletic. most people are, like, comets and flash across the sky. i am so lucky to be here. i hope people will enjoy following me asi hope people will enjoy following me as i represent team usa, i skate for my country. i want them to share my journey with me. american gary woodland parred the first extra hole to beat compatriot chez reavie in a playoff at the phoenix open on sunday. after driving into a fairway bunker at the first playoff hole, the par—four 18th, woodland blasted out to the front edge of the green, from where he needed only two putts to clinch his third pga tour victory. overnight leader rickie fowler faded with a 73 to tie for 11th. the latest in the super bowl at the

moment, philadelphia up against the patriots, 22—19. that's all from us, see you soon. well, the weather over the weekend was pretty mixed, wasn't it? at least we ended on a mostly sunny note, that is across the majority of the country on sunday. now it's turning colder. cold enough for some snow this week. some of us will get a covering over the next couple of days. you might even have some snow lying in your area already. that's most likely across south—eastern areas, east anglia, and into lincolnshire. wintry showers blowing off the north sea over the past few hours. might be a covering just in time for the rush hour, particularly in kent and sussex, maybe essex and possibly the greater london area as well.

these areas we're talking about. that north—easterly wind bringing a cold and wintry showers. the further west you are the brighter it will be. it will be cold. temperatures in towns and cities around freezing or below. here are the wintry showers getting into kent and sussex, parts of east anglia. one or two flakes of snow likely into the north—east of england as well. the rest of the country, northern ireland, the rest of england, scotland, waking to frosty weather but mostly bright if not sunny weather. so, let's see what's happening during the course of monday. the best of the weather will be across western areas, most of the sunshine, beautiful for the lowlands of scotland, around the lake district, into wales, the south—west as well, but partly cloudy skies across central and eastern areas and from time to time we'll continue to have those wintry showers. but there won't be too many of them. how about the rest of europe? it's pretty cold for many of the major centres across parts

of western europe. look at madrid — three celsius. very chilly. some of the cold air has dug into africa, into morocco and also the ca nary islands. so chilly weather across many western parts of europe. back home, look at this, monday night into tuesday, a weather front rising to that cold air. there will be a period of snow across some of these western areas, settling across the hills for sure. ten centimetres is possible. even the towns and cities could have a covering during early tuesday. by the time that weather front reaches the south—east, the snow should have snowed itself out. tuesday night into wednesday, we are in between weather systems here. there will be a window of fine weather. sunshine around on wednesday. it looks as though things will cloud over once again by the time we get to thursday with outbreaks of rain and possibly turning milderjust for the day. overall this week it will stay cold with widespread frosts at night where the skies clear, and from time to time we'll have some snow. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. i'm duncan golestani. our top stories.

top anc officials meet presidentjacob zuma as pressure continues to grow on the south african leader to leave office. two trains collide in the us state of south carolina, killing two people, with more than 100 injured. defrosting relations on the ice — north and south korean women play their first hockey match together ahead of the winter olympics — as a united team. it's no surprise that moscow gets wintry weather — but it doesn't get much worse than this.