sensational shots. a more some sensational shots. a more hard—fought some sensational shots. a more ha rd —fought set some sensational shots. a more hard —fought set but some sensational shots. a more hard—fought set but same result. ultimately, it wasn't to be. gasket proving too strong, 6—4, 6—4. disappointment in defeat but a smile on his face, welcome back sir andy. bury‘s owner steve dale has told the bbc tonight that given recent events at the club he's happy to sell to the right buyer. the english football league's given bury until 9am tomorrow to show how they plan to pay off creditors or face having their next match suspended. earlier, staff at bury issued a statement imploring the owner to accept an offer that's been made to buy the club saying it's "the only lifeline for the future of the club." bury are yet to play a game this season after their league matches against mk dons and accrington, as well as tuesday's carabao cup game against sheffield wednesday was suspended because of the ongoing crisis.

liverpool goalkeeper alisson will be missing for "the next few weeks" according to managerjurgen klopp. the brazil international suffered a calf injury near the end of the first half against norwich at anfield on friday night. spanish keeper adrian, liverpool's new signing from west ham, is set to deputise in the mean time. klopp says he'll probably sign veteran andy lonergan on a short term contract for extra cover, after he left middlesborough in the summer. next, in a huge blow for wales, gareth anscombe has been ruled out of the rugby world cup after injuring his knee in their 33—19 defeat to england. wales feared the worst when their first choice fly half limped off at twickenham yesterday, and today they've confirmed that anscombe has damaged knee ligaments, and is definitely out of next month's tournament in japan. meanwhile, england coach eddiejones

has announced his 31 man squad for the tournament almost four weeks before the deadline. there are a few familar big names missing from the squad today, such as former captain dylan hartley and centre ben te'o, who was recently involved in an off field incident at the training camp in italy. there was delight for others, though, with the inexperienced rury mcconnachie and lewis ludlam surprise inlcusions in the squad. firstly, i think it's always nice to bring new blood in. it freshens everything up and when you have that enthusiasm, as young players do, it helps add to the squad. rory, we've been watching quite closely through the club season. i was impressed by him and when he came into camp, he cemented our impression of him. a good worker, a good communicator, a mature boy and can play a number of positions. he was a pretty easy selection in the end. lewis came

from nowhere. we'd been watching him in club rugby, he'd done particularly well and, again, we thought we'd roll the dice and bring him into the camp to see what he could offer and every week he's just got a little bit better and i think we saw yesterday a display that's only just the start of we saw yesterday a display that's onlyjust the start of his career. this time last year i was fighting for a club contract and if you tell me i'd be in this position going to a world cup this time last year, i'd have said you were crazy. obviously a lot of work to do and really got to kick on now but it's been a crazy journey so far. three months ago, i'd never have thought this, so it's pretty cool to be here. but once it starts settling m, be here. but once it starts settling in, you get messages from people saying well done and it's awesome. something i won't forget. leading up toa something i won't forget. leading up to a first cap will be nervous for anyone, first time playing for that team but once you're on the pitch, i've been with these [ads for the

last eight weeks so you know everyone inside and out. it will be a cool moment but i'm not too worried about it. our rugby union correspondent chrisjones has been speaking to former england winger ugo monye for his reaction to today's england squad announcement. we are down in bristol where england are based ahead of their second world cup warm up game against wales on saturday, just digesting that tea m on saturday, just digesting that team announcement, squad announcement for the rugby world cup announcement for the rugby world cup announcement from eddie jones. lots to look out for, lewis and rory, and ben te'o, one of the glaring omissions. here with ugo, where do we start with that's good, some players we wouldn't have thought would be near if we said a few months ago? rory mcconnachie, more famous for his exploits on the sevens circuit. find his way on the plane heading to japan, what a story for lewis, his form for northampton

saints has been awarded with another spot. what a brilliant game he had done debut from the moment he started the singing the national anthem, guide that intensity through the game. got to be absolutely thrilled for those two. if you words on the new faces. but no ben te'o, he was involved in an incident in italy, has had his injury problems over the years. surprise not to seem in the mix? it's really tough and we have the largest play ball in the world so there will be just as many disappointed as there are to be happy to be on it. he was a favourite with eddiejones, he has fallen out of favour, whether that is former or off field incidents i'm not sure. but some of my peers francis who is going, played a good game yesterday. it seems like a lot of these northampton players, courtney lawes has also been brilliant, have had a second birth this season under new management. european solheim cup captain catriona matthew has

announced herfour wild card picks to join the eight women who had already qualified to face the us at gleneagles next month. the biggest surprise is the inclusion of veteran suzanne pettersen — the norwegian has played at eight solheim cups but is currently ranked 620th in the world after taking time away from the tour to have a baby. there are four englishwomen in the 12. manchester's bronte law has impressed on the us tour this season, and jodi ewart shadoff also gets a wild card. charley hull and georgia hall had already booked their places due to their world rankings. here is the 12 player squad in full. the captain's other wild card pick is the frenchwoman celine boutier. the us have won the last two solheim cups, and ten of the last 15, but europe have triumphed the last two times it was staged in scotland. matthew admits they go in as the underdogs. they were going as favourites. if you look at the rankings, they will be higher ranked than us but i think we have a great team, a good blend

of experienced players. as you say, if few new rookies anne van dam, who isa if few new rookies anne van dam, who is a tremendous talent coming on as well. i'm quietly confident in our team. even though we know each other and you see each other every week, but pipes don't always hang out with each other so i think it's great just to get everyone altogether and get people chatting away and get the buzz going for the solheim cup. jofra archer has been facing the media at lord's today, ahead of his likely test debut on wednesday against australia. the fast bowler missed england's defeat in the first ashes test because of a side strain. he's expected to replace the injured james anderson. not my test match debut as yet, if i'm selected i'll be over the moon but for now, i'm not selected so we'll go with that for now. if you play, it will be a new thing for you, bowling over five play, it will be a new thing for you, bowling overfive days. i gatherjustin lynagh said in his press c0 nfe re nce gatherjustin lynagh said in his press conference he thought they might wear you down, what do you

think about that? i don't think you see me play first—class cricket. i think he has another thing coming! great fighting talk! could the impact of winning the first ever w series, be the start of more women getting into motorsport? britain's jamie chadwick, wants that to happen she won the inaugural women's only motor racing series event at the weekend, coming fourth in the final race at brands hatch. the 21—year—old is a development driver for the williams team in formula one and has her eye on ultimately competing in f1, and feels her win can start to open the door for more women to get involved in racing. in an ideal world, it won't exist in several years' time because there will be a lot more women in racing and we won't need things like the w series but i think over the next two yea rs, series but i think over the next two years, ican series but i think over the next two years, i can see expanding, getting more competitive, more girls coming into the series and getting

involved. the w series has a new audience. it might give a new angle to formula i. audience. it might give a new angle to formula 1. it's amazing, i've been to brands hatch so many times in my careerand been to brands hatch so many times in my career and i've never seen it like it was yesterday. unbelievable. and there for the w series. it will be awesome if they can do something in formula i but who knows. be awesome if they can do something in formula1 but who knows. boxing, next. it's the fight that's been billed the ‘clash of the dunes' the rematch between anthonyjoshua, and andy ruinr, which is set to take place in saudi arabia on december 7th. joshua was sensationally beaten back injune of course. but the decision to host the rematch near riyadh has caused some stir with charities, including amnesty international saying it shouldn't be held there because of saudi's human rights record. you'll hearfrom them in a moment but first here's fight promoter eddie hearn defending the choice. this could change the sport of boxing forever because if saudi arabia invest or better say continue to invest in the sport of boxing, as

do other countries in that region, then you will see a lot of mega— fights out there. i'm just one of every promoter that's tried to land a mega— fight in this region, i'm just the first one to do it. so the stick comes with that but we made a decision that this was a big moment for the sport of boxing and this is an iconic fight that will go down in history where excited to host it on december the 7th in saudi arabia. human rights need to be on the agenda he of us to everyone that will be viewing this fight, that will be viewing this fight, that will be viewing this fight, that will be interesting in it actually needs to be aware of the awful human rights record that saudi arabia has. one of the top executing countries in the world, systematically discriminates against women. women human rights activists in prison just because of their peaceful activities. carried out bombings in yemen at the moment. terrible human rights torturing in custody. its re cord rights torturing in custody. its record is really abysmal. and that

is all from us. thank