hello and welcome to sportsday. hello there, four more matches in the premier league today, three results so far with a lot of late goals. neal maupay scored in the 95th minute for brighton as they beat arsenal 2—1. the gunners players accused him of causing the injury that saw their goalkeeper bernd leno leave the field and amidst angry confrontations at fulltime, he said arsenal need to learn humility. alex gulrajani reports on a fiery encounter on the south coast another moment of history, and not many people there to see it. the traditional saturday 3 pm now live the television. a first for uk fans who have to watch from home. brighton fighting for premier league

survival, a promising start for arsenal would have been a tough watch whatever your advantage point. his opposite number wouldn't be doing his for much longer. bernd leno landing awkwardly, forcing him. the german not too happy with who was involved. —— neal maupay. more from him later. arsenal regrouped and, after the break, nicolaas pepe put them ahead but the hosts‘ hunger to stay in the top flight was too much. —— nicolas pepe. and lewis dunk equalised. if the arsenal players were not fond of maupay already, they would be even less happy after he scored the winner late on. a vital three points for brighton. full—time saw emotions spill over. some of their players need to learn what is humility.

especially one of them. i mean, he was talking the whole game but were saying really bad things. i don't want to say what he said. could be in trouble. he is french. another day of firsts for english football. the first game of the day was heading for a goaless draw at vicarage road, but it burst into life from the 90th minute. leicester thought they'd won it, but watford had time to earn what could be a very important point. austin halewood reports a different feel for a premier league saturday. silent streets, and empty stands. but right now, this is what football looks like. and although the title may be all but sewn up, there are still plenty to play for. watford are in the midst of a battle at the bottom while leicester have eyes on the champions league next season. they won their final match before lockdown 4—0 but that was more than three months ago and such prolific scoring seemed a distant

memory as both sides starting from the start. leicester had the best of the chances with ben foster showing he is still sharp after lockdown but just as the match looked destined for an uninspiring draw, football burst back into life. a rocket from ben chilwell put the foxes ahead with only injury time to go but watford weren't done there. if there was ever going to be a time to score your first goal for the club, this wasn't a bad one. and what a finish it was from craig dawson. on these fans will not forget for a while. it took it's time but was two goals like that, the drama of the premier league is certainly back. it was almost worth the wait for those goals! so, a vital point that moves watford one point above the relegation zone and afterwards, the manager was full of praise for his goalscoreer. he's been frustrated because he's been kept out of the side by very solid performances before the lockdown

and i know we will put his body on the line in terms of defending but he's very committed and we will... we will do everything we can to do what he did today and that is create a situation where we got a point out of nothing. it was always going to be a difficult game for us with no supporters here now but i was proud of the team's fitness and it's just unfortunate at the end to defend the corner don't like it wasn't even as if we had real chance to go and head it, but that is the way it goes sometimes. in the last half an hour, wolves have moved up to sixth after winning 2—0 at west ham. it was goaless with 20 minutes left to play before rauljimenez put wolves ahead, his 14th league goal of the season. and wolves made sure of the points thanks to a brilliant finish from pedro neto. they are two points off the top four. west ham are just outside

the relegation zone on goal difference. but they will find themselves in the bottom three tonight if bournemouth avoid defeat at home to crystal palace. that game is live right now on bbc one. it's the first live premier league match to be broadcast on the bbc. you can also follow it live on the website. we'll be showing three more in this compressed finish to the season. you can see at a still goalless. that was not a goal. the championship returned today and west bromwich albion are back on top of the table, but only on goal difference. they drew 0—0 with

rivals birmingham, matheus pereira with west brom's best chance. leeds will go back to the top of the league tomorrow, if they avoid defeat at cardiff. fulham missed the chance to close the gap on the top two as they lost 2—0 to west london rivals brentford. said benrahma put brentford ahead late on, before emiliano marcondes sealed the win in stoppage time. the win keeps brentford in fourth but they're nowjust a point behind fulham. 11 matches today, struggling middlesbrough lost 3—0 at home to swansea. the swans now a point outside the play—offs. as are blackburn rovers, who won 3—1 at home to bristol city. that's after sixth—placed preston slipped up at bottom side luton, i—i there. barnsley are still in the relegation zone but beat qpr away. royal ascot has come to a close. it was another good day for frankie dettori as he signed off with a treble, incuding two group one victories, but not the main race.

he was on the favourite sceptical, but could only place third in the diamond jubilee stakes. hello youmzain, trained by kevin ryan, gavejockey kevin stott his first royal ascot triumph, winning bya head from dream of dreams. ryan and stott also combined to win the next race. there was a huge shock earlier when the iso—i outsider nando parrado became the biggest—priced winner in royal ascot history. trained by clive cox, the horse was ridden to victory by adam kirby in the coventry stakes. the previous record was held by ioo—i shots fox chapel in 1990 and flashmans papers in 2008. let's round up some of today's other sports stories. the former formula one driver alex zanardi is in a critical condition following an accident while riding his handbike in italy. za nardi was involved in a collision with a lorry. the italian, a four—time paralympic champion, had both legs amputated after a motoracing crash in germany in 2001.

rory mcilroy is in contention heading into the final round of the rbc heritage in south carolina. a third round of 66 has put him on io—under par, four shots off the lead. the second tournament of novak djokovic's charity series is under way in croatia. it's part of the adria tour and world number one djokovic won his first match in straight sets against borna coric. other players involved include marin cilic and grigor dimitrov. dominic thiem won the first tournament in belgrade. and a century break from stephen maguire has helped him edge in front against neil robertson in their snooker tour championship quarterfinal. maguire leads 6—5 — the first to nine frames will reach the semi finals. there has been general relief for elite sportsmen and women who can return to training, but top gymnast danusia francis has told the bbc she has

still not been allowed back into her gym near heathrow. that's because she does not represent great britain. francis, who represents jamaica,has called on the government to change the rules, saying they discriminate against her. chris slegg reports. training ina training in a car park outside a gymnastics club is not how danusia francis wanted to prepare for the own picks. she would rather be inside preparing using the skills that have already brought her considerable success. this performance of the world championships in october help to qualify for the tokyo olympics which will now be held next year. finally, i will be out there on the big sporting stage and in just‘s second gymnast. i just cannot wait to do eve ryo ne gymnast. i just cannot wait to do everyone proud. i think these are the government guidelines published

onjune the government guidelines published on june one about the government guidelines published onjune one about which athletes can return to training. there is room for interpretation. british gymnastics, which runs that sport in this country, said this interpretation is that as things stand, only gymnast representing great britain can be allowed into gyms. matt break max whitlock tweeted on his first day back in training ten days ago. it's believed most top gymnasts are back in their gyms. danusia francis is frustrated at how the government has ordered its guidance on how british gymnastics has interpreted it, as is her coach vincent. danusia francis was the only foreign gymnast who has qualified for the olympics. i thought it would be reasonable for them to go back and say this is a special case. danusia francis and her training partnerjessica castles, who represents sweden, both for raised in britain. jessica has also been affected by the rules. in

also been affected by the rules. in a spotlight gymnastics, even one or two weeks of holiday will set you back a long time, trying to get back into training. i do really hope they change it but if they come back and say they cannot, i will feel the scrimmage against because i do not see any reasoning why they wouldn't change it. i am hopeful. the government has told us it is a matter for each sporting body as to how they can implement their guidance. they said a return to training will be possible for all gymnast very soon. for now, the car park routines must continue. that's all from sportsday. don't forget bournemouth versus crystal palace over on bbc one right now in the premier league, it is still goalless. for me and the rest of the theme, goodbye for now.

hello. unlike recent days, these quys hello. unlike recent days, these guys may have threatened showers and there have been one or two around today but most places, this might be threatening skies, have stayed dry and there have been some sunny spells around but we are all about to get another dose of rain. already edging towards western part of the uk. wetand edging towards western part of the uk. wet and windy weather sweeping east across the uk. sunshine and showers tomorrow. this is the progress of the rain through the night, western hills, heavy here but you will see if few hours of rain, apart from the north—east of scotland, far south—east of england, bright and early tomorrow, temperatures soared into double figures. the rain tomorrow will be around eastern parts of england in the morning before clearing by the end of the morning, clearing was in scotla nd end of the morning, clearing was in scotland but then pushing into the northern isles during the day. behind the rain, these are the showers, most frequent in northern ireland and scotland. some heavy, some possibly thundery, but moving

quite quickly on these, very brisk south and south westerly winds. gusting out than this, average speeds are some gusting around 30—a0 mph. blustery sunday out there. colour for many, some spots towards eastern parts of england into the low 20s. giving some of the showers we re low 20s. giving some of the showers were gradually fading and much of sunday night into monday morning, we see temperatures dip away cooler than the will be throughout the night. there is another weather system heading our way on monday, these weather fronts coming in with some cloud, rain at times in northern ireland and scotland may be just brushing parts of wales and north—west england as well but much of england and wales closer to high pressure will stay dry. cloud around but there will also be sunny spells, too. that brings a range of temperatures towards the uk. well you have the cloud, the rain and very brisk winds, just peaking towards the mid to high teens. some sunshine, getting us to the low 20s.

just chomping to wednesday, close to low pressure, scotland and northern ireland with a relevant close by, outbreaks of rain occasionally, saying it was fresh atlantic air. high pressure for england and wales, very different story here, staying mainly dry with temperatures rising by midweek, tapping into hotter continental air and for some temperatures below —— in the low 30s.

this is bbc news. the headlines at 8pm: as the uk considers plans for summer travel, the spanish foreign minister says british citizens will be allowed into spain without needing to quarantine from tomorrow. we'll allow british visitors to enter spain, just like the rest of the european union or schengen area, from the 21st ofjune, freely and without the need for a quarantine. a review into the two metre social distancing rule in england is due to conclude soon. the chancellor says he wants businesses to be able to trade again. particularly for the hospitality industry, for our pubs, for our restaurants, are keen to see if there are some changes that can be made. that's why we're reviewing the rule and, as i said, the outcome will be announced later this week.