and for the senior players to provide them an environment where they felt comfortable to do that is a sign of a growing team and a team that, for me, the sky's the limit. series wins abroad are so special as they happen so rarely. it's sri lanka next, if you fancy it. joe wilson, bbc news. in a moment, we'll bejoining our news teams where you are, but let's return to our top story and the events marking the liberation of the nazi death camp at auschwitz, 75 years ago. we'll leave you with some of the images of the commemoration. goodnight. cello music.

hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm sarah mulkerrins. coming up... the youngsters shone for arsenal — as the 13 time winners make it through to the fifth round of the fa cup. joe root and his team celebrate, as england seal the test series in south africa with a day to spare. and kobe bryant, the legend and the legacy, we reflect on the death of one of basketball‘s greatest players. hello and welcome to sportsday. hello and welcome along to the programme... the fa cup for the big teams can be all about playing youngsters... and tonight arsenal and their boss

mikel arteta were rewarded for it. a 2—1win over bournemouth means they are through to the fifth round... and a sign of their possible future with the goals coming from 19—year—old bukayo saka and 20—year—old eddie nketiah... craig templeton reports. is the youth put their faith in arsenal, arsenal put their faith is the youth put their faith in arsenal, arsenal put theirfaith in youth on the oldest cup competition in the world. they didn't take long for that faith to be repaid, just five minutes in fact. 18—year—old martinelli to 18—year—old bukayo saka. commentator: what a goal with real power from bukayo saka. saka. commentator: what a goal with real powerfrom bukayo saka. 1—0 saka. commentator: what a goal with real power from bukayo saka. 1—0 to the arsenal was the charm from the fans, i cannot for long as bukayo saka turned fans, i cannot for long as bukayo sa ka turned provider fans, i cannot for long as bukayo saka turned provider and eddie nketiah had the easiest of tasks. improvement needed. eddie howe did get that, but a goal in reply was proving elusive. the second half was

more a story of injuries than it was goalmouth action. mustafi appearing to suffer the worst of them. when chances did arrive it was bournemouth creating them. jack simpson with one of the best. then there was another collision, but both socrates and steve cook were able to continue —— sokratis. sam sturridge took full advantage and gave his side hope with his first ponwith goal. the cache bournemouth golfers took lewis cook at the chance to equalise with the last kick of the game but he blazed over and it is the young gunners into the fifth round. yes, very pleased. it isa fifth round. yes, very pleased. it is a way is tough to come here and get a win. we have done it with a very young team, as well. so i'm pleased. i have a lot of faith in them. i think they are developing really well. they need senior players around them as well, and guidance, but they are willing and hungry, so they will only get better. they are through to the

fifth round. well, the draw for the fifth round of the fa cup has been made tonight. arsenal's win sets up a tie against portsmouth. chelsea could meet premier league leaders, liverpool, ifjurgen klopp's side get past league one side shrewsbury in their replay, while wayne rooney could come up against his old side manchester united, that's if derby beat northampton in theirfourth round replay. the draw for the last 16 of the women's fa cup has also been made, with holders manchester city facing ipswich, who play in the fourth tier. there are also two all—women's super league ties — liverpool travel to chelsea while bristol city host everton. much more information on those ties on the bbc sport website and app. england cricketers surged to big victory over south africa today — they won the final test by 191 runs with a day to spare to win the series, 3—1. chasing an unlikely 466 to win, south africa started the day solidly, with rassie van der dussen leading the way. he eventually fell just two runs

short of his century off the bowling of mark wood. two more wickets fell, before wood got vernon philander out, in what was his final test match for south africa. the tail didn't put up much resistance, wood with the last wicket, his ninth of the match. it is only england's second test win away from home in four years and the first time they have won three matches in south africa in over 100 years. we have had a lot to deal with on and off the field as a group. we've stayed very tight as a unit, and we showed a huge amount of courage as well, for a young set of players to ta ke well, for a young set of players to take opportunities like they have and for the senior players to provide them an environment where they felt comfortable to do that is a sign of a growing team, and a team that for me the sky is the limit. let's wrap up some of the action at the australian open.

the quarter final line up at the australian open is complete, with plenty to round up from melbourne today. world number one rafa nadal is through following a four set victory over nick kyrgios in his home grand slam. nadal will now meet fifth seed dominic thiem. 2014 winner stan wawrinka rolled back the years to knock out world number four danil medvedev. wawrinka coming through in five sets. anotherformer champion is out though. angelique kerber beaten by russia's anastasia pavlyuchenkova to become the latest big name to fall in the women's draw. last week, saracens found out that they will be relegated at the end of the season for continuing to break the salary cap rules. the reigning premiership and european champions will be plying their trade in the championship, where life moves at a different pace. joe lynskey reports.

the view from the top. they are champions of england and europe, nine of 13 played in the world cup final, but breaking the rules means relegation is coming, and life in rugby's second is very different. this is empty the rugby club, one of the sides saracens will face in the championship next season. the changing rooms are over there, the pitch is this way. so players have to walk through this would to reach the playing surface. we are rural, we are very basic, very scenic. 0n the playing surface. we are rural, we are very basic, very scenic. on a good day, the match day experience is sublime and very good. 0n good day, the match day experience is sublime and very good. on a wet, windy, dark winter's day, you've got to bea windy, dark winter's day, you've got to be a purist to want to come and watch! this is a small town near bedford with big rugby ambition for stuff they have risen to the championship 35 promotions in 12 yea rs. championship 35 promotions in 12 years. nearly 1000 fans watched this

win over doncaster, but amp till hope a new stadium on a new site is coming soon. that won't come in time for next season though so saracens's superstars will get the traditional welcome —— ampthill. superstars will get the traditional welcome -- ampthill. we would love to see saracens here but any sort of premiership team. a few big names will be coming up here, and probably another example of where i have been watching the facial expressions as they turn up to see a very old school approach. it will be amazing, won't it? i think we might need a stand. watching owen farrell and the boys walking through the woods will be an interesting experience.“ boys walking through the woods will be an interesting experience. if we had any of those guys playing here, it is not a dream come true because you would never dream that may come as quite ridiculous, let's be clear we will probably get 100 points put on us we will probably get 100 points put on us but we will enjoy everyone because it will be a massive honour to play the european champions here. players in this division can still be picked for england, but saracens will hope it is just a one season

stay. for the european champions to get back to the top, they will have to reconnect with rugby's routes. joe lenski, bbc news, ampthill. now, all day we've seen the tributes flowing in for kobe bryant, following the news that one of the greatest basketball players to grace the court, was killed in helicopter crash on sunday. eight others also died, including one of his four daughters. the reaction to the tragedy in california has been global. like michaeljordan, magicjohnson and shaquille 0'neill, kobe bryant's fame was far bigger than the nba, where he made his name. austin halewood reports. a60 a 60 point game for kobe bryant, what a performance! you couldn't have written this. width leader, legend, icon. in his 20 years in the nba, kobe bryant shaped basketball like few had ever done before him.

his remarkable talent was only matched by his devotion to winning, and breaking the records of the legends he grew up watching. he inspired a whole generation of young athletes. he was one of the first ones to leave high school and come into the nba and do so well, dominating the game and becoming one of the best scorer is that the los angeles lakers has ever seen. he joined the la lakers after being drafted from high school atjust 17. he spent all 20 of his professional seasons with the team he followed as a child, and alongside shaquille o'neill, a child, and alongside shaquille 0'neill, led them to the first three of his five nba titles in los angeles. he is fourth on the nba's all—time scorers list, with a high score of 81 points in a single match. an 18 time all—star and the league's most valuable player in 2008, the same year he won the first of two 0lympic 2008, the same year he won the first of two olympic gold medals, in beijing and then later in london.

but kobe's legacy spreads way beyond the basketball court, his brilliance admired throughout the sporting world. he burned so competitively hot, and a desire to win. he brought it each and every night, on both ends of the floor. not too many guys can say that. after retiring, kobe set out to improve the future of the sport he loved. he was committed to improving the women's game and coaching youngsters at camps in los angeles, the very city where his legacy was built. when kobe left the nba, the lakers didn't retirejust onejersey, but two. they nba, the lakers didn't retirejust one jersey, but two. they knew his magic on the court was truly irreplaceable. an icon of the sport, one that basketball would never forget. let's get more reaction from closer to home, and the british basketball league, our correspondent fiona trott has been speaking to players from newcastle eagles.

words can't even describe what he has done. for the people that know basketball, the people who have been playing this game since they were babies and growing up, it was michaeljordan, it was kobe bryant. now it is lebronjames but it was kobe, he put that member mentality in you, notjust as basketball, the mentality of keep going, keep pushing, it going. that is something that will stick with me forever, no matter what. for me, growing up, i kind of followed his career, and he made everything the success i have a label to enjoy today, he made all of that possible, because he wasjust a regular everyday person, and i think thatis regular everyday person, and i think that is why he is so beloved. he was just a regular guy who worked hard, blue—collar, working his way up to the levels he has gotten to. everything kobe bryant stands for is a reflection of myself and i think thatis a reflection of myself and i think that is why this news has hit me very hard. yes, everybody

remembering kobe bryant today. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our love ya do what the papers are bringing us tomorrow. with me are the editor of politicshome, kevin schofield and the deputy political editor of the guardian, rowena mason. many of tomorrow's front and prince andrew is on the front of a number of them the guardian reports he's been

accused of providing ‘zero cooperation‘ to us prosecutors and their the inquiry into jeffrey epstein. the telegraph reports that the fbi's requests to interview the prince over his friendship with the sex offender has been met with a "wall of silence". this is despite, as the i point out on its front page, the duke of york publicly promising to ‘help any appropriate law enforcement agency with their investigations, if required'. the daily mail has the headline "fbi: why won't andrew speak to us?", next to a picture of the duchess of cambridge at an auschwitz memorial event, who they describe as "a royal who does know how to behave". and the sun have a missing poster on their front page, asking ‘have you seen this prince?" meanwhile, the times says it has seen a brussels diplomatic document which reveals that the eu wants its judges to be able to rule on any post—brexit agreement with the uk. let's start with the metro, kevin. this prince