and max home wins the wells fargo championship for his first career pga tour victory. hello and thanks forjoining us. manchester united's hopes of competing in next seasons champions league are over after they failed to beat bottom club huddersfield on the penultimate matchday of the english premier league. ole gunnar solskjaer‘s team will have to settle for europa league football next season after they drew 1—1 at the already relegated club. the terriers had managed just four points in their previous 23 games — but they earned a draw as isaac mbenza's first goal for the club levelled scott mctominay‘s first—half effort. the result means united can't catch either chelsea or tottenham and have only a slim chance of finishing above arsenal in fifth. we haven't deserved to be top four.

we've chased the pack. we've been given chances. the league is so tight. it's so — it's a good league, it's loads of good teams, and when we got the opportunities, we weren't able to really grab them. and today was just a confirmation of a long season, 'cause in the end, the table doesn't lie. arsenal's focus is now on the europa league according to their manager unai emery. the gunners hopes of a top—four premier league finish were effectively ended by a 1—all draw with brighton. arsenal are three points behind tottenham in fourth with one game to play but would need an eight—goal swing, as well as results going their way, to overtake their rivals. we know it's going to be difficult, and that has happened. and after that, our focus is the republic, and we can do something important.

chelsea secured their place in the champions league next season with victory over watford at stamford bridge. the win, combined with arsenal's draw against brighton, means the blues are guaranteed a top—fourfinish in the premier league. the win moves chelsea up to third, one point ahead of tottenham and four points clear of the fifth—placed gunners. they said at half—time that we were sloppy and giving the ball away. i think we had to press more aggressively and not give them too much time on the ball. we did that and we won the ball back in the half and we won the ball back in the half and put them under pressure. once we did that the chances and the goals came. so a good second half. to italy and serie a — atalanta have kept their hopes of a top four finish — and qualification for next season's uefa champions league — alive with a 3—1 victory at lazio

on sunday. marco parolo gave the home side an early lead but goals from duvan zapata, timothy castagne and an own goal by wallace saw gian piero gasperini's side complete a comeback. atalanta are fourth on 62 points but have moved within one point of third—placed inter milan, who were held to a goalless draw by udinese on saturday. in germany schalke secured survival in the bundesliga with a goalless draw at home to augsburg on sunday but without a doubt, the craziest result of the day goes to 5th placed bayer leverkusen who absolutely demolished 4th placed eintracht frankfurt 6—1 to draw level on points with their rivals. what was even more remarkable was that all of the goals, that's right all 7 of them, came in an astonishing first half to throw the race for fourth place wide open. history made all over the place as well. this was the first time that leverkusen have scored four goals and frankfurt conceded six

before half—time in the bundesliga. it's also the first time in bundesliga history that seven goals have been scored in a first half. nick kyrgios is out of the madrid masters after a bizarre straight—sets defeat to germany's jan—lennard struff. kyrgios walked on to court with a backpack containing just two rackets — one of which he smashed. his moment of rage came during a first set tie—break. having lost that, he then decided to serve underarm. struff kept his head and kept the advantage in the second — 7—6, 6—4 the final score. roger federer will play competitive tennis on a clay court for the first time in three years on tuesday night as he brings his self—imposed absence to an end.

the world number 4 will take on either spain's alejandro davidovich fokina or france's richard gasquet following the pair's first—round meeting on monday. iam also i am also happy that the decision i took around december when i started took around december when i started to feel like i definitely wanted to play clay that it was the right decision. because i have not looked back at the clay—court elder yet and everything that i have been doing and thinking that i should not have stop i am happy. i am here. and thinking that i should not have stop i am happy. iam here. iam and thinking that i should not have stop i am happy. i am here. i am on the surface. naomi osaka is through to the second round in madrid although the scoreline doesn't quite reflect how much of a test she was given by dominika cibulkova — osaka in the end taking it 6-2, 7-6. an abdominal injury had forced her to withdraw in stuttgart just over a week ago — but the world number one said she wasn't in too much pain.

talking of the french open, the defending champion staying with tennis and stefanos tsitsipas has won the estoril open — to claim his first title on clay. the 20—year—old who is the youngest player in the top 10 of the world rankings took advantage of uruguayan pablo cuevas‘ struggles on serve. tsisipas coming through 6—3, 7—6 to win his third atp tour title and second of the season. not many of you know that i have been watching this tournament since i was ten or 12, watching federer win. did he play here? it was the other one? i remember seeing them and he always kind of, always drew my attention and i always felt it would be cool to win this trophy here. now to the final of the world snooker championship in sheffield.

judd trump produced a superb evening session on sunday to lead john higgins by 12 frames to 5. from 5—4 down, trump reeled off eight frames in a row with a dominant display to thrill the crowd at the crucible. it's the first man to 18 who will be crowned champion — trump the clear favourite. to cricket, where england claimed a comprehensive seven—wicket win over pakistan, in their one—off t20 match at cardiff. jofra archer claimed his maiden t20 wicket on debut, and ended up with figures of two for 29. with 174 to chase, england got close to the total through fine innings from james vince and joe root, before captain eoin morgan guided them to victory with four balls to spare. the sides face off in five odis starting on wednesday. i think it was a solid performance. there were not many outstanding performances but i thought it was a cagey affair between both sides the

bubbly because this both to score andi bubbly because this both to score and i thought we played ok. max homa won the 2019 wells fargo championship at quail hollow club in north carolina on sunday for his first career pga tour victory. homa won by three shots overjoel dahmen whilejustin rose finished in third place. the american began the back nine with two birdies to build a four—shot lead and didn't make any mistakes until it only affected the final margin. the victory gets him into the pga championship in two weeks at bethpage black and the masters next april. mikko korhonen has won the china open taking the title in a playoff, following a thrilling end to the final round. the finn becomes the oldest winner of the competition in its 25 year history. the 38—year—old edged out benjamin herbert — who had started the round with a three—shot lead after shooting a remarkable back 9 in just 28. korhonen had work to do to catch the frenchman but he managed it — a six—under 66 good enough to join herbert at the top of the leaderboard, including this great putt on the 17th for his 7th birdie of the day.

he clinched glory at the first play—off hole with an 11—foot birdie putt — the win giving korhonen his second european tour title after his triumph at the inaugural shot clock masters in austria last year. chris lawless has become the first briton to win the tour of yorkshire. greg van avermaet, last year's overall winner, took the win on stage four from halifax, but had lawless — in the race leader's blue jersey — on his wheel as the 23—year—old from wigan in the north of england celebrated the first, stage—race victory of his career. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me marc edwards and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye.

good morning. two key elements to your bank holiday monday forecast. one is the continuing chill. the other is going to be the position of this weather front. this is where the main focus of showers will be, and it will be drifting its way southwards through the day. it's around parts of southern scotland, northern ireland into the start of the morning. it means, either side of it, a good chance of a frost around, particularly to the far south of england and wales, and also across northern scotland. temperatures in rural areas below freezing, but here, a sunny start to the day. quite a bit of cloud in between. showers this side, within southern scotland, but brightening up quite quickly into the afternoon. a scattering of showers developing for northern ireland, north wales, the north midlands towards east anglia, particularly during the afternoon, and some of those during the afternoon across the pennines and peak district could be a little bit on the heavy side. now, the winds will be mainly light tomorrow, so if you do get some sunshine, it will feel quite pleasant, but temperatures still down on where they should be this time of year. potentially one of the coldest may bank holidays since we started in 1978. temperatures just about 12 or 13 in the south, still in single

figures for many in the north. glasgow could hit around 12 celsius. the wettest rain will be sitting there or thereabouts as we go through into the night and into tuesday morning, just because there's not much in the way of wind around. it's not going to move a great deal. to the south of it, a greater chance of avoiding frost at this time, with a greater chance of cloud. a widespread frost to start tuesday morning. so there is a weather front to begin. this is where we're most likely to see showers first thing on tuesday morning. but, as temperatures start to lift through the day, a little bit of sunshine. notice there will be showers breaking out here and there. can't promise you'll get one, can't promise you'll stay dry, but what we will see is potentially a bit of sunshine, and slightly less chilly conditions across the south later. still cold, though, for many. but as we go through the night and into wednesday, this weather system will be working its way in, bringing some mild air across france, and strong, windy conditions, which could just hit the south coast. to the northern side of our low, cold winds, and it's here we're likely to see the rain, so actually more widespread and significant rain across england and wales. they are will be welcome to some in england and wales, where it's been very dry over

the past month in particular. we could see 10—15 millimetres quite widely, especially on the hills, a bit more maybe. and later on, as things brighten across the south, some slow—moving, heavy and thundery downpours. for many, though, easterly winds will dominate the northern half of the country, especially where we have the rain in south—east scotland in the afternoon. temperatures at best around seven or eight degrees. that whole weather system will slowly start to pull away northwards and eastwards as we go through the week. there will still be some rain at times, wettest, though, mid—week. and throughout, like we start, it's going to be fairly chilly in the morning and still fairly cool by day. bye for now.

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