and mignon du preez is the star of the show for south africa as they beat england by six wickets in the women's t20 world cup in perth. the day after is just as sweet for the new wbc heavyweight champion tyson fury. what next for him, after his destruction of deontay wilder? welcome to the programme, thanks forjoining us. we start in italy where four serie a games were postponed on sunday over fears of the spread of coronavirus. the suspension was announced by italian prime minister giuseppe conte. inter milan's home game against sampdoria was one of the games to be called off. inter are due to host bulgarian side ludogorets in the return leg of their europa league last—32 tie on thursday. in a statement, european football's governing body uefa says it's: "in touch with inter and with local

authorities on the matter — and there's no further comment to be made at this stage". in one of the two matches that did go ahead, lazio kept their scudetto hopes alive with a thrilling 3—2 win at genoa. it was in part thanks to ciro immobile‘s 27th serie a goal in 25 games — what a season he's having adam marusic and danilo cataldi also scored for lazio to ensure simone inzaghi's team remain one point behind top of the table juventus. lazio haven't lost in the league since late september. roma bounced back from losing three serie a games in a row by thrashing on—form lecce a—nil, after cengiz under gave the hosts the lead, henrikh mkhitaryan got the second — this one from edin dzeko was checked for offside by the video assistant referee and the goal was given, while alexksander kolarov scored the fourth. to the english premier league now where bruno fernandes scored his first manchester united goal as they beat watford 3—0 to move up into fifth in the table and boost ole gunnar solskjaer‘s hopes of taking united into next

season's champions league. anthony martial and mason greenwood scored too but it was fernandes, a big money signing from sporting lisbon injanuary, who converted a a2nd—minute penalty — the goal ending a 236—minute wait for a united home goal in the league. very excited by having him in. his comment, given everyone a boost. he wa nts to comment, given everyone a boost. he wants to conduct a game, wants to control the tempo and the ribbon. of course, not used to him yet and he's not used to us but we need to get the speed up because the big games coming up now. pierre—emerick aubameyang scored twice, as arsenal came from behind to beat everton 3—2. ensuring mikel arteta's side remain well in contention for the european places and brought carlo ancelotti and everton‘s five match unbeaten run to an end. aubemeyang now has 19 goals for the season and an impressive 60 in 95 games for the gunners.

i'm really happy today. and as well, the game turned really difficult right from the start when we conceded a goal in the first minute. i wondered with that level of energy, how we were going to react. the boy started to play exactly how we wa nted the boy started to play exactly how we wanted for 60 or 65 minutes, we relieve dominance and good. but, as you said, we came back. two days ago we played and in the last 20 minutes, we suffered because physically, it was demanding. terrific, terrific because there was good for performers in front, offensively. we built up good from the back. good position, good chances. defensively, we were really bad. we have two refocus the situation defensively because there we re situation defensively because there were goals we could have avoided. and diogojota made it five goals in two games as wolves reignited their chase for a champions league spot with victory against bottom side norwich. they're a couple of points behind

manchester united in fifth and five points off the top four after winning 3—0. it's very important and tough as well to compete in european championships and give good answers because of the time we have to rest. at the same time, it was very important for us to get back to victories in the premier league because we need to keep adding points to the table because we know how hard it is, this competition. we need to keep growing. in spain, sevilla have replaced getafe in third in la liga after beating them 3—nil. elsewhere there were wins for granada, deportivo alves, and real valladolid and in the late game it finished atletico madrid 3, villareal i. their record signing joao felix with the third for atletico. and eden hazard's season could be at risk after real madrid announced that he's broken his right ankle during their i—nil defeat by levante on saturday. hazard will miss wednesday's champions league match

against manchester city and next weekend's el clasico. in germany, bayer leverkusen are level on points with borussia monchengladbach and six points behind the leaders bayern, after a 2—0 win over augsburg. moussa diaby gave leverkusen the lead midway through the first half with his fourth goal of the season, before nadiem amiri made sure of the three points just before the hour mark — scoring after a solo run. in the day's other game, wolfsburg thrashed mainz 4—0. south africa's women have beaten england for the first time at a t20 world cup with mignon du preez hitting the winning runs in her 100th 20—over international. she got her side over the line, with two balls to spare to clinch a six—wicket victory having been set 124 to win. jo currie reports from perth. day three of the t20 world cup and it was a return ability favourites to finally get their campaign under way. the 2010 runner ups, england,

lost the toss and the printed act by south africa. england got off to a bit of a shaky start. finding themselves as/ three, until the all—rounder, sciver, made a half—ce ntu ry all—rounder, sciver, made a half—century to help guide england toa half—century to help guide england to a total of 123. the an early wicket in response but then the partnership of the married couple saw them put on a stand of 86 to set up saw them put on a stand of 86 to set upa saw them put on a stand of 86 to set up a dwelling finish. the public needing nine runs from the final over. du preez hitting two boundaries to secure a famous six wicket victory for south africa. the first time they've ever beaten england in a world cup t20. both teams now move on to canberra where they will face thailand in the next round of matches. it's certainly felt crucial for us isa it's certainly felt crucial for us is a benefit from where i only know in the team, we have matchwinners and we know we have one of the best bowling attacks in the world but sometimes of these events we have a

really shabow are capable of. to finally do that, it is one of the things that we had a monkey on the back and it is now done and dusted which will give us the first we know to go on. we want to go once step further than the semi—finals this year and take the world cup trophy home. if you're not completely on this world cup, anything can be given thailand will bring a different challenge. i play them before. you will have to problem solve as we go. we go. we will do our analysis of the players and it looks like they have put on a really good show the other day so we'll have to play very well to beat them. looking photo going to canberra and getting the rolling. —— going to canberra and getting the rolling. — — followed. and new zealand have beaten india by 10 wickets on the fourth morning of the first test in wellington. the black caps bowled the tourists out for 191 in their second innings. tim southee and trent boult doing the damage for the home side mayank agarwal the only indian batsman to make a half century as new zealand won their 100th test match. it's india's first test defeat since they lost to australia just over a year ago.

in golf, patrick reed has won the wgc—mexico championship by a shot over bryson dechambeau. the former masters champion fired three straight birdies on the back nine, including this on the 17th to go two shots clear of dechambeau and that proved enough of a cushion after reed bogeyed the final hole. this is the 29—year—old's eighth pga tour title. to rugby union — england ended ireland's six nations grand slam hopes, as they rediscovered some of their world cup form, beating ireland 24—12 at twickenham. england took the lead with first—half tries from george ford and elliot daly — giving them a commanding 17—0 lead at half—time. ireland struck back with a try from robbie henshaw, but luke cowan—dickie drove over for england's third midway through the second half with replacement andrew porter scoring late for ireland. chris froome made his return to the peleton on sunday as he took part in the opening stage of the uae tour after recovering from multiple serious injuries in a high speed crash last year.

the stage in dubai was won in a sprint finish by germany's pascal ackermann riding for the bora—hansgrohe team — with australian caleb ewan and the french rider rudy barbier completing the top three. and finally — after a stunning victory to become the new wbc heavyweight, it would only be right of tyson fury to mingle with some of the fans, who made the trip to vegas to watch his incredible comeback. the heavyweight champion partied the night away, at the club in the mgm grand venue — and the day after was on the streets, having pictures with fans and followers. what a moment for them, after seeing the british boxer take deontay wilder's wbc title, in a 7th round stoppage. incredible fight, incredible scenes. you can get all the latest

sports news at our website — that's bbc.comsport.but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello there. the weather looks set to cause a few more problems over the coming days. first of all, well, the risk of flooding hasn't diminished at all. we've got over 100 flood warnings currently in force, and we've also got a severe flood warning that's been issued. that's been put on a stretch of the river severn, this time in shrewsbury, in shropshire, and it's here later on this afternoon that we could see the river approach record levels. and there could be further flooding over the coming days. we have got more rain in the forecast as well. the other thing that you might encounter as we head into the first part of the morning is this. yes, there is the potential for some disruptive snow. let me explain. it's been getting chilly across northern parts

of the country, whereas in the south, you can see some mild air here. temperatures 10 degrees orso in cardiff. it's mild because it's turned wet and windy, and this band of heavy rain is moving across wales and the midlands, bumping into the cold air. it's turned into snow across the high ground of northern england, and across the hills of scotland as well. we could see the snow come down to lower elevations for a time, just in time for monday morning rush hour. so there is the potential for some disruption, and i suspect over the high ground, we could be looking at something like 5—10 cm. that's not our only problem, mind you. this band of rain sweeps its way southwards and eastwards, as it does so, could bring about 40—50 mm of rain across the high ground of wales, and that sets the scene for further flooding problems later on in the week, even as the rain clears through. blustery showers follow, a windy day everywhere, and the winds will make you feel really particular cold in scotland. a bitter feel to the weather here. now, heading into tuesday and wednesday, high pressure is to the south—west of the uk, low pressure to the north—west, north—east, and that maintains north—westerly winds

across the country. and it's those north—westerly winds that will feed in showers. now, the showers will be quite widespread, particularly across western areas, as we head into the afternoon. some of them will have some wintry flavour to them, particularly across northern areas, over the high ground. yes, there'll be some sunshine between. but it's a similar looking weather picture as we head into wednesday — again, a cold north—westerly wind feeding the showers in. the showers particular frequent across the north—west of scotland, northern ireland, running down through the irish sea to affect north wales, cheshire, merseyside, greater manchester and the north—west midlands, all the while feeling cold in the wind, as well. so quite a lot going on over the next few days alone. yes, there are concerns we could see some disruptive snow through this morning. heavy rain around as well, and that's likely to cause some further flooding problems as we go through the next few days.

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