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now on bbc news — it's time for sportsday. hello, and welcome to sportsday — i'm james pearce. beaten at home — the champions of england are undone by wolves. beaten away — the champions of scotland are shocked by livingstone. france dream of being champions — they hang on against tonga to reach to world cup quarterfinals. also coming up in the programme: as more medals are dished out to british athletes — we'll assess the world championships on their closing day.

we haven't even reached the middle of october, so liverpool fans will not need reminding that there is still a long season ahead, but the premier league table makes very pleasant reading for them this evening. liverpool will take an eight—point lead into the international break after manchester city were beaten at home by wolves. the champions couldn't convert their possession into goals despite numerous chances, and wolves caught them on the counter attack twice late on — adama traore with both for the visitors. it was city's first defeat at home in any competititon for 10 months. we were nervous. it was a bad day. we were not at our best. we tried and had chances to score but in general the game was not the way we want to play

and it was a bad day so the teams in the premier league it is tough and we lost the game. it is so difficult to play against manchester city. but the chances come eventually. the organisation, the way the players went about their tasks, always pressing. very good. a bad day at the office for manchester city, but it's looking much more serious than that for their rivals on the other side of manchester. it goes from bad to worse for manchester united. they have been beaten away — again. newcastle united winning by a goal to nil at stjames' park. matty longstaff scored it on his premier league debut. a warm welcome, but lose out to men feeling the heat. manchester united are with out and we went as much,

while newcastle united were still waiting for the first home win of the season. newcastle seemed keen to the season. newcastle seemed keen to the slump. the next half an hour murdered both teams seasons, low on quality. —— night out. that was broken by a superb strike, the keeper was beaten but the crossbar wasn't. manchester united haven't scored a set piece in over 200 days, that could have been better chances thanit that could have been better chances than it had a meguiar‘s. longstaff has already shown that he isn't afraid to shoot from distance, a goal on his premier league debut for his hometown cloud. united got an equaliser, but it wasn't to be. the heat is sure to intensify on ole gunnar solskjaer, but what are they for the longstaff family. for one of your sons to be playing, let alone the two of them, it's quite something else. of course, when it

fell to him, who scored a wonderful goal here pre—season, when it fell to him,| goal here pre—season, when it fell to him, i thought, goal here pre—season, when it fell to him, ithought, i have goal here pre—season, when it fell to him, i thought, i have seen him develop them in it like he does but to do it on the big stage. what a debut. against manchester united, i've gone 20 years before beating them, he has done it in his first game. last season, when i was very disappointed in the attitude. agitate is very good, it's spot on, they are working hard. —— attitude is very good. when you lack 6 of the starting 11, of course it's going to have an effect and impact on our performances. we will just have an effect and impact on our performances. we willjust work hard to get them fit and back, the boys are here now, they are still working hard. very disappointed, an opportunity lost today, i felt. chelsea are up to fifth in the table after an impressive win at southampton.

they won 4—1, with tammy abraham amonst the scorers again — it was his eighth of the season. adam wild watched the match for us. there is a growing feeling that frank lampard's chelsea are finding their feet. their youngsters now it seems beginning to discover their rhythm. none perhaps more so than tammy abraham, called up by england this week by club and country, and carrying high hopes and lofty ambition. chelsea in front at southampton. frank lampard's faith in youth rewarded, as it was again moments later. doubling the blues' lead. southampton struggling but things were about to get better. danny ings somehow pulling a goal back and offering optimism. that, though, misguided. soon re—routed, much like this effort from one of chelsea's older members,

scoring the third before half—time. it took until the closing moments to make absolutely certain. batshuayi proving that this is a chelsea side that has found its rhythm. arsenal are up to third. they beat bournemouth 1—0 at the emirates. david luiz scored the only goal of the game in the ninth minute. arsenal missed chances to extend their lead, and came close to conceding an equaliser in injury time, but they held on and are now only one point behind second place, manchester city. a big upset in scotland where livingston have beaten celtic for the first time in the club's history. the champions had a man sent off inside half an hour and ended up losing 2—0. it was celtic‘s first league defeat of the season. michael redford reports. having dropped points for the first time this season last weekend, celtic headed to livingston looking for a response. where better to get it than at the side who had lost four successive league games? but if celtic thought this would be easy, they should have thought again.

steven lawless giving an early warning sign. celtic‘s task was made harder later. ryan christie shown a straight red card. celtic having to play 70 minutes with ten men. the champions held on until half—time, but not for much longer. scott robinson with his first goal of the season two minutes after the restart. livingston‘s second goal was much easier. a long ball and a clever lob from lyndon dykes. celtic in need of a quick response. they didn't get it. a first league defeat of the season for the champions, and the first time they have ever lost to livingston. and compounding the misery for celtic is the sight of the table, which shows that they have been knocked off top spot by rangers, who thumped hamilton 5—0 at home this afternoon. it's the last day at the world atheltics championships in doha with a number of gold medals

upforgrabs. we've also had some british athletes collecting their medals from yesterday's relays. let's cross live to the khalifa stadium. our sports reporter ade adedoyin is there. you join me youjoin me in you join me in the middle of the 4 by 400 metres relay, the disappointing news is that a member of the british quartet fell so britain will not win a medal in this race. that is one more lap to go, the us leads at the moment, ahead of jamaica. he successfully defended a title he won in london in 2017. disappointing for the women as well and at the 4 by 400 relay, they narrowly mist out on a medal there, finishing in fourth place. it was one bout the united states, who feature to her close, who broke the world record in that event. that

into the home state of this race. that fact they are into the home straight of this race. the us take the gold medal, jamaica take a second. gold for the united states, a successful evening for the us relay quartet he had. gold for the us as relay quartet he had. gold for the usasa relay quartet he had. gold for the us as a familiar sight, also from your site is dina asher—smith on the medal podium. i do not ash smith and they relay quartet have received the medal after finishing they relay quartet have received the medal afterfinishing in they relay quartet have received the medal after finishing in the silver medal after finishing in the silver medal position. it has me a good week for dina asher—smith, a gold medal in the 200 metres, two silver medals. it is a performance which will really help propel her as we go to olympic year, she is not about the confidence boost going into the olympic games. these are her peak

careers, this is a time she can maximise, she goes into in olympic year perfectly set to do that. coming to the end of the championships, is now time to reflect. we have been hearing from the man in charge, lord coe? yes, lord sebastian coe had a press conference earlier, he was pressed about some of the issues we have seen on at least throughout, the —ish about the weather, empty stadium, the issue of alberto salazar who has been banned by the asada. he had a number of athletes competing here. lord coe says that he is not surprised that questions have been raised about some of alberto salazar's athletes. he talked about his own personal experience and understand that people have been sceptical. regarding these championships, he said the were...

it is pretty clear to us that on athlete performance, this is the best world championships that we have ever had. i passionately believe that sport can shine a spotlight on so many issues about other areas of the world simply do not want to address, that is why i fundamentally believe that sport is the best, deft diplomat that we have, and we will continue to use it. i am really happy that athletics has consistently been at the forefront of that change. just to confirm some other events from today, this... he file claims his first global title, the 10,000 metres won byjoshua... his first global title, the 10,000 metres won by joshua. .. thank you so much for a comprehensive round—up.

france have joined england in the quarter—finals of the rugby world cup. but onlyjust, edging out tonga by 23 points to 21. after france scored two early tries, they were looking comfortable but with seconds left, tonga made them sweat when zane kapeli touched down in the corner and it was converted. but time ran out, and france will play england on saturday to decide who wins their pool. in one of the least surprising results of the tournament, new zealand swept aside namibia to all but guarantee their progress into the knockout stage. the all blacks ran in eleven tries. tj perenara with the try of the game — one of tries of the tournament so far — he started it and finished it. 71—9 it finished. new zealand's final group match is aganist italy next saturday. frankie dettori and enable missed out on a record third win in europe's richest race, the prix de l‘arc de triomphe the hot favourite and winner for the last two year's was clear in the final stages at longchamp but was just pipped on the line

by pierre—charles boudot riding waldgeist. that's a record eighth win in the arc for trainer, andre fabre. spain's marc marquez has won the world motogp title for the sixth time, after an extremely narrow victory at the thai grand prix. the win was sealed on the final corner when he just managed to hold off the challenge of fabio ca rta ra ro. it was the perfect end to a tough week for marquez. he was taken to hospital after a crash in practice on friday and he crashed again in qualifying, but it all came right today and he takes the title for the fourth time in a row, with four races to spare. oit tanak has won wales rally gb for the first time in his career. the estonian finished in style winning the final stage to take the rally by ten seconds from reigning champion, sebastien ogier. britain's kris meeke finished fourth overall. tanak now leads ogier in the drivers' championship by 28 points with just two rounds to go.

that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. now on bbc news it's time fro the travel show. this week on the travel show... i am in greece with a team of archaeologists, uncovering the long—lost city of tenea. i found an artefact! plus, i'm going into battle. finding out what it was like for the crew of an ancient athenian warship. we're heading to athens to uncover greece's ancient treasures,