with inter milan. fa ns call for a rematch as the judges cant split wilder and fury in their world heavyweight showdown. hello and thanks for joining us on sport today. there was a thrilling finish to the merseyside derby this sunday as liverpool scored in the last seconds of the game to beat everton 1—nil at anfield and preserve their unbeaten start to the season.. divock origi scoring a dramatic 96th minute winner on his first premier league appearance since august 2017. it sent liverpool manager jurgen klopp sprinting onto the pitch as the fans went wild. it was a afternoon to forget though for everton keeperjordan pickford whose calamitous mistake spilling a routine catch handed liverpool all 3 points. it was very long, a very open game and i think in the last few minutes we deserved the three points, a bit more. the idea was clear, we wanted to

bring to the last second. another strike to bring fresh legs. it was very long, very open game and i think in the last few minutes we deserved the three points, a bit more. they have their moment still, to be honest. alice said, my respect couldn't be bigger for them. tough match, top result for us. "the result we deserved. we came here to challenge them, to win the match since the first minute i think it was that fair result. something can happen, really lucky and they didn't deserve it but it's football. a pierre emerick aubamayang double helped arsenal extend their unbeaten run to 19 matches, after they beat tottenham hotspur 4—2 at the emirates. the gunners coming from 2—1 down to leapfrog their archrivals into 4th place. goals from harry kane and eric dier had put the visitors 2—1 up

at the break after aubamayangs early opener, but a second from the gabon striker and goals from alexandre lacazatte and lucas toreira giving arsenal manager unai emery a win in his very first north london derby. we are at the moment good in a scoring moment with some different players. also, we want to keep continuing improving and not consider the lot of chances, options to score. we were managing the game very well so lucky how we consider, and of course, it was tougher us in that moment. you realise, that you start, in the last few games, i

think then we consider it quick. chelsea bounced back from their defeat to tottenham last week. mauricio sarri's side beat bottom club fulham 2—nil with goals from pedro and reuben loftus cheek. today was difficult. we were tense, for sure. we started very well. then we played with a good level of attention. a good level of application. i think that it was better to try to keep the match before. to spain now and barcelona have returned to the top of la liga after they beat villareal 2—nil at home on sunday. gerard pique and carlos alena giving them the win. elsewhere sevillas draw with alaves means they drop down to 2nd while atletico madrid drew 1—1 with girona to stay third, over in italy, roma

and inter milan played out an entertaining 2—all draw at the stadio olympico on sunday. the home side twice having to come from behind. with the score at i—all inter restored their advantage when captain mauro icardi headed home from a corner and then var was needed in the 72nd minute the ball striking inter‘s marcelo brozovic on the arm. roma's aleksandar kolarov converted the spot kick to earn his side a share of the spoils rb leipzig are up to third in the german bundesliga — eight points behind borussia dortmund — after beating borussia monchengladbach 2—0 on sunday. monchengladbach went behind in only the third minute of the game timo werner scoring for the home side. the german international then got his second in first half stoppage time. leipzig with a third win in 4. eintracht frankfurt had

an opportunity to move above monchengladbach on goal difference, but the ‘eagles' were beaten at home by wolfsburg. daniel ginczek set up the first goal for wolfsburg team—mate admir mehmedi and went on to score his side's second. 2—1 the final score. ajax moved two points behind dutch league leaders psv eindhoven after thrashing den haag 5—1 on sunday; substitute kasper dolberg with the fifth. and what a nicely taken goal it was. and it was feyenoord who ended psv‘s perfect start to the league season, beating the table toppers 2—1 to maintain their own 100 per cent home record in the league. nicolai jorgensen and sam larsson the scorers. but psv were enraged when a second ball was thrown on to the pitch scuppering a late attack as they looked to equalise. it was one of the most exciting

heavyweight title fights for many years culminating in an amazing 12th round that will live long in boxing history. but ultimately deontay wilder and tyson fury couldn't be separated, thejudges calling their bout a draw. our sports reporter ade adedoyin reports from los angeles. it's a great title boxing. you have this bout between tyson fury and deontay wilder. the heavyweight decision has been left the doldrums. what we witnessed tonight show is the heavyweight division is very, very vibrant. tyson curie coming but after 2.5 years. only two bouts against substandard opponents. yet

he pushed the champion all the way. not only that, he had to get off the ca nvas not only that, he had to get off the canvas twice. the second knockdown, he looked like he was completely out and somehow, he dragged himself to his feet and rallied to hurt wilder. wilder said, he thought he saw tyson fu ry‘s eyes roll wilder said, he thought he saw tyson fury‘s eyes roll and he didn't know how he got up either. it lived up to expectation. opinion is divided. others say that deontay wilder edged it. lennox lewis who was here in los angeles said the wbc champion was gifted a decision. it wants to see a rematch, a terrific contest. both men said they are open to the idea. frank warren says he would love to do that in london and the other question is, word is anthonyjoshua?

he has been hoping for a dance partner. he may have to wait a bit longer before it gets the opportunity but this was a great advert for the heavyweight division. the world knows who the real wbt champion is. fair play to him. he must be thanking his lucky stars this morning that he still has the green and gold belt because that belt belongs to me, tyson jury, green and gold belt because that belt belongs to me, tysonjury, the gypsy belt belongs to me, tysonjury, the gypsy king. john rahm continued his fabulours form in the bahamas to win the hero world challenge by four strokes and pick up the million dollar payday. the spaniard dropping just 2 shots over the final three rounds, in fact he carded 7 birdies on sunday, his bogey free round seeing him finish on 20 under. ding junhui is through to the third round of the uk snooker championship after a 6 frames to 5 win over matthew selt. ding came from 4—2 down in the match — the former champion looking like going out of the competition at one point but he rallied to take the final frame and book his

place in the next round. ronnie o'sullivan is into the third round of the uk snooker championship with a hard fought 6—5 win over 1997 world champion ken doherty. o sullivan was trailing but pulled off aframes in a row for a 5—4 lead. doherty pulled one back before o'sullivan rallied to take the decider. you can of course get all the latest sports news on oui’ you can of course get all the latest sports news on our website at bbc.com/sport but from me, mark edwards and the rest of the team, more sports news are you in the next hour. see them. goodbye. more rain for parts of england and wales in the day ahead.

tuesday, quieterforall, but then the weather gets pretty busy again from wednesday, as we will see. a chilly start the further north you are as monday begins and in scotland, the risk of ice on untreated services because we had wet weather overnight clearing away, allowing temperatures to dip away. as we go on through the day, this is the area of cloud. showers and outbreaks of rain moving through england and wales, producing heavy bursts, squally winds, south wales and south—west england too. northernmost counties of northern england and northern ireland and much of scotland will stay dry and sunny. on the northerly breeze, quite chilly and further showers running into northern scotland. wintry in nature to relatively low ground as we go through the late afternoon evening, but a big range of temperatures, very mild across south wales and southern england, with temperatures approaching the mid—teens. on the northerly flow, that colder air filters southwards across all parts into monday night and tuesday morning. we noticed showers around scotland, wintry in nature and a dusting of snow possible and icy patches

again, as tuesday begins. but it does look like a widespread frost is going to be the most noticeable part of tuesday morning and there could be a few fog patches around as well. we know it is going to be cold as tuesday begins, but there will be plenty of sunshine around. temperatures will be held down into single figures, despite the sunshine, after that cold, frosty start and this looks to be the coldest day of the week, more widely speaking. then the weather is about to change once more. notice an area of cloud or rain pushing into the far south—west, while many stay dry during daylight hours, it seems rain approaching in cornwall and devon. this next weather system, the busy part of the week starts to take its wet weather northwards across part of england and wales into northern ireland through tuesday night into wednesday morning.

it hasn't finished there either. still some uncertainty about the northern extent, but it could wish into parts of scotland, we know there is a cold air in place, we could see snow on the hills out of that and still big a range of temperatures north to south across the uk, northern scotland more likely to stay dry and avoid this weather system. there will be another one coming in from the atlantic as we go through thursday, the rain does not look perfectly happy and by the end of the week, a deepening area of low pressure system weather but also stronger wind, gales or severe gales in places as we go into friday. yes, looking pretty busy from wednesday onwards, but it is particularly on friday that there is a risk of seeing some disruptive winds. still chilly in the north, mild in the south. bye bye. welcome to bbc news — broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: a stark warning about climate change. as a key un summit opens, experts say the threat posed by rising temperatures has never been worse. after some of the worst riots in paris for decades, president macron's government promises tough action against anyone who resorted to violence.

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