and madison keys wins her fifth career title by claiming the cincinnati open after beating russia's svetlana kuznetsova in straight sets. hello there and welcome to the programme, where we start with the footballing news that frank lampard is still looking for his first premier league win after chelsea were held to a 1—1 draw by leicester at stamford bridge on sunday. it was lampard's first match in the home dugout since taking over and they started well. 20—year—old mason mount with chelsea's opener capitalising on some sloppy defending by wilfred ndidi. but it was a different leicester in the second half though, as ndidi made up for that lapse by heading the equaliser from a corner, but both sides are still looking for their first win of the season. this is home for me. you know? and i'm here to do a job,

so i was very keen to take the moment and enjoy it. and i really appreciate it. but we need to try and win the game, which is going to be my focus here, now. i love the fact that this is my club, i've played here so long. but more than anything i want to do a good job, so i'm slightly disappointed tonight that we didn't finish the job, didn't get the win to send the fans home happy, but thank you to them for before and we will keep working. frank is really focused. it was nice to see him and the other chelsea goes, the standard of players here, there is world—class talent in this squad, plus the other talent coming through. so he will do very, very well. it'sjust through. so he will do very, very well. it's just stability and consta nt constant work. sheffield united have theirfirst win of the season. the blades — who returned to the premier league after a twelve year absence — beat crystal palace i—o thanks to a second—half goal by defenderjohn lundstram. yeah, i couldn't have whizzed for

anything more. passionate and positive support and a full—bodied commitment. it was going to be tough, real pace and real energy and i thought we were in it for a win in a tight game and delighted to get off the mark at home. in spain, keiran trippier provided an assist for the only goal of the game on his debut in la liga. the englishman who joined from tottenham this season helped alvaro morata set his side on the path to a first up victory over getafe while there were also wins for alaves, sevilla and real vallodolid. in the dutch eredivisie, steven bergwijn scored a marvellous opener for psv eindhoven in their 2—0 win at heracles that put them on their way to a second win of the season. rb leipzig hammered newly—promoted union berlin 4—0 in the german capital. the visitors were ruthless against a side playing their first ever bundesliga match. marcel sabitzer picking up the second while former paris saint germain attacker

christopher nkunku added the fourth midway through the second—half on his debut which also saw julian nagelsman take charge for the first time while his former side hoffenheim lost 1—0 at eintracht frankfurt. french champions paris saint germain lost on sunday in their second match of the ligue i season, going down 2—1 at rennes. tommy tuchel‘s side were missing neymar again as he continues to be linked with a return to spain, while angolan—born 16—year—old eduardo camavinga starred in the rennes midfield helping secure the winning goal. while the other two games on sunday finished in draws, but what is the feeling within the psg side about their star player? translation: even on one leg, he could do incredible things like massey and cristiano. of course we miss him. he is still a player of oui’ miss him. he is still a player of our team miss him. he is still a player of ourteam andi miss him. he is still a player of our team and i hope miss him. he is still a player of ourteam and i hope he miss him. he is still a player of our team and i hope he will stay with us because he is an incredible quy with us because he is an incredible guy and his essential for our team. but we will have to wait until the end of the transfer bracket to see what will happen. now to cricket, where the second ashes test match

between england and australia ended in a thrilling draw at lord's on sunday, with the hosts narrowly failing to take the win in what has been a rain—affected match. the holders, australia, retain their 1—0 series lead and watching in london was our sports correspondent joe wilson. well england will feel that they came within grasp of victory as play finally concluded under floodlights on a gloomy london evening here. the chance of victory was set up by ben stokes, whose innings for england in their second innings was a mini masterpiece of controlled aggression. finally letting loose when he felt the situation was safe and that enabled joe root, england's captain, to declare with enough of a lead to feel safe and enough time to potentially take ten australian wickets. and then of course he could unleash jofra archer. he steamed in at pace and it was immediately clear that australia's batsmen were in for another torrid time. he was complemented by a contrasting bowler, jack leach and his left—arm spin and guile. he was on the money and made his mark as his well.

and archer and leach consistently took wickets throughout the day. the man who really stood between england and victory was marnus labuschagne. he made history of his own here today by being a concussion substitute with steve smith unable to take part. he woke up feeling groggy, headache, mild concussion — couldn't play. the concussion protocols were followed. so, australia with a draw will continue in this series 1—0 up, but also i think we have to say the dynamic of the ashes changed, thanks really to jofra archer. now, smith says he wants to play in the next test on thursday, that has to be in some serious doubt, though. a thrilling finish here is that often is when test matches and in a draw. exchange quickly in sport and it'sjust nice for us to be in a good place. we've still got a lot of, you know, when at least two games, but it was important we get a really good response this week and

it puts us in a really good place going into that game. so, i'm really pleased with how we managed to take as much as we could from such a shortened game and hopefully we can get it's to work ahead. there were times where i thought we batted really well. i thinkjoffrey did well, at times he is very difficult to stay your innings against, because of the pace and abounds, but those who got in showed it is doable. —— the bounce. i hundred and 45- doable. —— the bounce. i hundred and 45— hundred 50 case for a long time, thatis 45— hundred 50 case for a long time, that is a challenge —— 45— hundred 50 case for a long time, that is a challenge "145— 45— hundred 50 case for a long time, that is a challenge —— 145— 150 kilometres per hour. now to tennis, where daniil medvedev beat belgium's david goffin 7—6, 6—4 to win his first masters 1000 crown claiming the cincinnati title. the russian had lost two finals

recently but came out on top here. while in the women's draw and with the year's final grand slam, the us open looming, 2017 finalist madison keys beat russian svetla na kuznetsova 7—5, 7—6. the 16th seed had to come from a break down in both sets to take her fifth career title meaning she'll return to the world's top ten when the new rankings are released on monday. it feels really great to be champion in cincinnati. i had a really tough week last week in toronto and was feeling pretty down. but, ifeel like a feeling pretty down. but, ifeel likea came feeling pretty down. but, ifeel like a came to cincinnati and i gave myself the best opportunity to win the title and i did. now to golf and on the pga tourjustin thomas has moved to the top of the fedex cup standings after securing a three shot win at the bmw championship at medinah in illinois. the american finished in a course record 25 under while the top 30 players on the points list now move through to the final event — the tour championship — teeing off next thursday in atlanta. but it will be without defending champion tiger woods who failed to finish high enough,

the winner of the fedex cup will take home a $15 million bonus. it's hard to play with the lead and ijust kind of — i was enjoying it, you know? i was like this is why you play. i forgot how hard it is to win and that is why it has taken this long. this game is so hard. you don't know how often things like this are going to happen, but i'm working harder and harder to get back to it and it feels great. while thomas pieters secured a second victory at the czech masters, the 27—year—old belgian won by a stroke with his last win at this event coming four years ago, and this is the fourth european tour title of his career. it's been three years since the former ryder cup player won a tournament. there was an impressive event in the diamond league. dean astor smith was

beaten in the 200 metres in 22.24 seconds. two—time olympic champion sally ann fraser prize came in third. in major league baseball, the clevela nd third. in major league baseball, the cleveland indians be the yankees for a four cleveland indians be the yankees for afourgame cleveland indians be the yankees for a four game split. mike freeman, he had a 3—run homer and a pair of doubles were cleveland as he helped them out to an early 4—0 lead, leaving the yankees top of the league. the indians are now for with around six weeks the poster season gets under way. —— post—season. i'm very much looking forward to the end of the major league baseball season. you can get all the latest sports news at our website, that's bbc.com/sport. see you next time. bye—bye.

hello again. well, we've seen plenty of showers around over the course of the weekend. and showers again are the name of the game as we look at the forecast for monday too. clouds like these will be bringing those showers in, we've seen plenty of those recently as well. the radar picture shows the most extensive showers across northern and western areas of the uk, there could be a few though over the next few hours running through the english channel, and perhaps sneaking onto the coastline of southern england as well. but it's across eastern areas of england, part of the midlands that will have the longest of the clear spells over the next few hours. but if you are heading out, it's worth taking an umbrella with you today for sure. it's going to be quite a breezy start to the day, but not cold. temperatures 10—13 degrees or something like that. and for monday we have the same area of low pressure firmly in charge that we had with us through the weekend, the only difference is it's moving over towards norway, allowing the winds to switch to a more north—north—westerly direction across parts of the country. showers from the word go, really.

the heaviest, northern ireland, scotland under north—west of england. much greater chance of seeing downpours in the south as well. the winds are coming down from polar regions, whereas across england and wales, they're coming from the mid—atla ntic. there is a north—south difference in temperatures, just 16 degrees in edinburgh whereas we should see temperatures in the low 20s still across eastern counties of england. tuesday's weather, we've got a ridge of high pressure here for a time ahead of this warm front that was spread ultimately thicker cloud and outbreaks of rain into western parts. so rain gets going into northern ireland, parts of western scotland, western england and wales as the day goes by and you will see some of the cloud become quite low for some of the hills. it is probably a better kind of day in those eastern parts of the country.

changes for wednesday — a cold front swings in across the west part of the country, so some real contrast in the weather for wednesday. wet and windy weather for northern ireland, the rain getting into western scotland could see a few spots running ahead into north—west england and north wales, but by and large eastern parts of the country dry and it will turn cloudier with those temperatures coming up a little. highs of 18 degrees in edinburgh on wednesday, up to 23 degrees in london. once we've got wednesday out of the way, the weather should become dry for a few days and it should get warmer as well. in london, as we head into the weekend, temperatures could reach 27 by saturday.

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