england thrash the west indies to reach the semi—finals of the t20 world cup — along with south africa, who see off pakistan. welcome to the programme. thanks forjoining us. real madrid are a point clear at the top of la liga after a 2—0 win over barcelona at the bernabeu on sunday. vinicius junior got the opener 20 minutes from the end, becoming the youngst el clasico goalscorer this century at 19. mariano then got the second in stoppage time with his first touch of the season in la liga. this was the first time barcelona failed to score away at real in the league since october 2006. sevilla threw away a 2—0 lead against ten—man osasuna before scoring a stoppage time winner that takes them third in la liga.

atletico madrid remain two points behind in fifth after a 1—1 draw at espanyol. manchester city may soon be displaced by liverpool as premier league champions, but they have won the english league cup for a third year in row. taking on an aston villa side playing their first final for 10 years, pep guardiola's team were too strong in the end winning 2—1. our correspondent natalie pirks was watching at wembley. agony for these hands leaving wembley tonight, because they really took the came to city, no one give them a prayer, they had one this particular trophy for 2h years, they we re particular trophy for 2h years, they were coming into this match after losing three premier league match is on the spin, fighting the relegation battle, so, of course, manchester city, this was their 16 time at wembley in the last ten seasons, they pretty much set up camp in the home dressing room, but didn't start that way. villa, very much the better side, almost scored in the

second minute, and the better side of the first 20 minutes, then of course, city are always going to dominate possession, and they began to dominate. aguero with the first call, who else? because that was his tenth goal against a villa in the six starts, then just ten minutes later, city doubled their lead, some poor defending from a corner, for aston villa, and it was a contentious issue, because dean smith from aston villa's manager believe the ball had gone on for a goal kick, replay show that he was probably right, but va are, even though we have that here, doesn't check that kind of thing, so they we re check that kind of thing, so they were 2—0 up. just before half—time, they pulled himself back in with excellent diving headers, and almost equalised at the death, and it was claudia bravo with a fantastic save, just a tip onto the post from bjorn so just a tip onto the post from bjorn so they could of equalised incentive to extra time, but in truth, city looked the better side in the second half. a little testy, but i think they were good for the win in the

end. but you know, villa fans here can leave with their heads held high, they really did take the game to manchester city. in the premier league, everton's manager carlo ancelotti was sent off as his side drew 1—1 with manchester united at goodison park. he wasn't happy after var disallowed a 91st minute harry maguire own goal, which would have won the match for everton. ancelotti confronted the officials at full time. whatever he said, the referee was not impressed and he was shown a red card. everton had taken the lead afterjust 3 minutes when united keeper david de gea's clearance rebounded off dominic calvert—lewin and went straight into the goal. bruno fernandez did equalise for united, who stay in 5th, three points behind chelsea. i asked for an explanation, they send me off, i had a conversation with him, i think i want to keep this conversation privates, and the fa ct this conversation privates, and the fact that they are going to take issue with it, but when you have to ta ke issue with it, but when you have to take it, sometimes you can be right, sometimes it can be run, any

complaint, ijust sometimes it can be run, any complaint, i just fight for them, and they gave us more confidence that we can compete with these teams. jose mourinho‘s tottenham are seventh and five points off the top four after being beaten at home by wolves, who move above spurs in the table with that win. rauljimenez scored the winner as they twice came from behind to win 3—2 in north london and move level on points with manchester united in fifth. you have to be ruthless against teams like them that play fa nta stically teams like them that play fantastically well in contact. i think we deserve much more than these results. in germany, rb leipzig are three points behind the leaders bayern after a 1—1 draw at home to bayer leverkusen. leon bailey gave leverkusen the lead. their advantage lasted only three minutes, though, with patrik shick heading

in from a free kick. in italy, atalanta players and fans were checked for coronavirus symptoms as they arrived at lecce for sunday's serie a match. they won it in the end 7—2 to move up to fourth. duvan zapata getting a hat trick. matches this weekend in northern italy were postponed because of the coronavirus outbreak. in the day's other game, roma won 11—3 at cagliari. david beckham's inter miami have been beaten in their first ever mls match with a 1—0 defeat to los angeles fc. the former england captain is the co—owner of the 25th mls franchise. former arsenal and real sociedad forward carlos vela, on his 31st birthday, produced a piece of individual brilliance to get the win. inter miami play away to dc united next week before their first home match against beckham's former team — la galaxy — on march 1a.

time now for some of the other sports stories making the headlines. denmark won gold in the men's madison at the track cycling world championships in berlin. rider michael morkov — seen here on the left — was initally quarantined ahead of the event after taking part in the uae tour, but was approved to compete after they were satisfied he didn't have the coronavirus. well, the tokyo marathon went ahead, but only as an event for a few hundred elite athletes due to the coronavirus. the race usually attracts around 38,000 runners. ethiopia's birhanu legese won the men's race for the second year in a row, while israel's lonah chemtai salpeter broke the course record as she won the women's race. and he started the week having never won a european tour title and was ranked 372 in the world —

but sami valimaki will end the week as the 0man 0pen champion. the amateur from finland won a dramatic play off against south african brandon stone. cricket now — and england are through to the semi—finals of the women's t20 world cup after beating the 2016 champions west indies by 46 runs. natalie sciver once again starred with the bat. jo currie was watching in sydney. so we now know three of the four semifinalists in this t20 world cup. india were already through, and we can add england and south africa to the last four. england came through against the west indies, they won the toss and put themselves into bat. danny wyatt made 29, amyjones 23, but it was nat sciver who once again shone, making another half—century. she is now very much cementing her place as one of the top players, and she is now that top run scorer

so far in this world cup. so nat sciver helped england to win, not bad on a slow wicket. the west indies innings got off to a difficult start after they lost taylor to an injury. she had to be stretchered off with what looked to be a groin problem, but to be fair the west indies but is didn't put up much resistance as england bowled them all out for 97 to get themselves through to the semifinals. what we do know, the 2016 champions are now out, the 2018 runners—up are through, largely thanks to a nat sciver innings. i felt pretty good. world number two rafa nadal won his third mexican open title with a straight sets win over 22—year—old taylor fritz. the spaniard — at the bottom of the screen — didn't drop a set all week in acapulco and took the first 6—3 against the unseeded american. and he sealed his first title of the season by taking the next 6—2. it's the 85th singles

title of his career — and a rather odd one, a pear shapped trophy to go along with the sombrero. all smiles. heather watson — in yellow — won the womens title by beating canada's leylah fernandez two sets to one. the british number two took the first set 6—4, she had five championship points in the second set but ended up losing it. finally battling back to win the decider 6—1 and seal her first title since 2016. a great win for her. just reminder before we go, you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me chetan pathak and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye.

hello. with rivers running high and many fields still underwater, we could do with a little bit of better weather news. and to a certain degree, we will get that this week. no, it's not going to be completely dry, but certainly compared with recent weeks, it won't be anywhere near as wet or as windy. the jet stream is taking a more southerly track but what that does mean is we are into slightly cooler air. it will certainly be chillier, particularly by night, with frost more likely. and that is how we start the monday morning commute, with more in the way of frost and even some ice around where showers continue in the north and west through the night. not quite as frosty toward southern counties of england. outbreaks of rain here and a bit of sleet and wet snow first thing in the morning, clearing away from east anglia and the southeast quite smartly but then brightening up. showers in the west. a mixture of rain, hail, sleet and snow.

few in number to begin with, becoming a bit more abundant during the afternoon, but not as many as we saw through the weekend. more of you on monday will spend the day completely dry, with just one or two showers passing your way. temperatures around 7—10 degrees at their highest. winds will overall be lighter. not going to feel quite as cold during the afternoon as it has done, but the breeze will be picking up across the northwest later. we could see gales for a time during monday night into tuesday. more in the way of showers starting to develop through the night and they will push their way eastwards. snow across parts of scotland, even in the hills of northern ireland and northern england later on. now, temperatures will still be close to freezing in many areas. frost and ice, the greatest risk. coldest of the weather first thing on tuesday morning towards the east. this is the set up for tuesday. that weather front taking showers eastwards initially. more rain bearing weatherfronts diverted down towards france and iberia thanks to that southern track in jet stream, but they could be close enough to produce some rain across southern most counties of england and more especially the channel islands. more showers around, by and large, to start tuesday morning. a wintry mix. those will clear away. then it's back to sunshine

and showers for many into the afternoon. showers mainly across some western areas. temperatures similar to those on monday. then, as we head into the middle part of the week, it looks like many will still stay largely dry. still some showers around here and there. chance of some rain close to the south coast on wednesday but overall, we continue with that largely dry story. it changes a little bit towards the end of the week. thursday night into friday, we'll see a weather front push its way eastwards, bringing us all a spell of rain briefly. showers follow in its wake. and then the chance of some more wet and windy weather towards the end of the week and into next weekend. but by and large, still the rivers responding to the rain we saw for the last few days. and with some rain forecasted towards the end of the week, never to stay too far away from our flood warnings. they're there for you online.

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