..the champagne on the champs—elysees — but first some champagne football as liverpool made it back to back wins at the start of their season with a 2—nil win over chelsea this afternoon. two goals from sadio mane sealed all three points for the reigning champions at stamford bridge, with a missed penalty for the home side not helping their cause. alex gulrajani was watching. no animosity here, the last time jurgen klopp and frank lampard met, liverpool were celebrating their premier league title. chelsea want to be challenging them this year, and new striker, timo werner, will be key to that. off target here though, unlike this pass from liverpool captain jordan henderson, causing all sorts of trouble. the card upgraded after the intervention of var, chelsea down to ten. it did not take long for liverpool to take advantage. four minutes into the second half and mane had put them

ahead. the second came quickly after and it was a far simpler finish. chelsea's goalkeeper, kepa arriza balaga, may be the most expensive, but it is rather telling the club want another one. time for a rethink and a gift. a foul afoul in a foul in the box, penalty chelsea. jorginho hadn't missed once since his return to london, first time here. liverpool champions again, the celebrations though are saved for now. really happy. especially the first half. luckily for them they got a ca rd half. luckily for them they got a card in the second half which made it easier and we created many chancesin it easier and we created many chances in the second half and add to the end of the day we deserved the three points and we are really happy for it. certainly the chances

the first half was very even, probably looked really dangerous on the break a couple of times, red ca rd the break a couple of times, red card completely changed the game at. at half—time, you have to going reshuffle and against a team of such quality, it is always going to be difficult. is always going to be difficult. is always going to be difficult a second half against them. after a busy couple of days in the transfer market, tottenham have delivered the goods on the pitch today. son heung—min scored four times as spurs thrashed southampton 5—2 to claim their first premier league win of the season. adam wild was watching the action. in the south coast sunshine, no sign of spurs star signing gareth bale, not ready for their game at southampton. for much of the first half, his new team—mates looked rather ill—prepared as well. danny ings putting saints ahead, spurs were poor. but before the break, son heung—min had them level. a brilliant goal and a glimpse of what was to come. the second halfjust moments old, son had another, spurs ahead, whichever way you looked

at it it was perhaps more than they deserved. but this was now becoming something special. son put through again and his hat—trick was inevitable. a brilliant performance by him and harry kane whose cross set up yet another. son running out of fingers to count them on, that was his fourth. with spurs firmly in control, he eventually let someone else have a go. kane adding another. 5—2 the final score. so who needs bale in the sun, when you have son to bail you out? so four goals for the first time in his career, son heung—min got the match ball, but manager jose mourinho had his own ideas about who should get man of the match. man of the match, harry kane. laughter yeah, i will say that. if it comes from the boss you can't argue, can you? i would say harry is the man of the match because he scored

one goal and gave a few assists, and with harry we are working together so long, this is the sixth season and we know each other well and we want to have a good relationship on the pitch and even off the pitch. elsewhere this afternoon there was a good win for brighton away at newcastle. graham potter's side were two up after six minutes. both those goals coming from neal maupay. aaron connolly added a third in the closing stages although brighton had to finish the game with ten men after yves bissouma was sent off for this reckless high foot. but 3—0 it finished at st james park. one game still ongoing in the premier league, and it's1—1 at half—time between burnley and leciester. chris wood giving burnely the lead inside the opening ten minutes, but the foxes levelled up the game not too long after. ashley barnes with the goal. that game live on bbc one. it is half—time.

rangers have moved top of the scottish premiership, despite being held to a 2—all draw away at hibs. steven gerrard's side conceded their first goal in the league since march, to go behind early on. but goals from alfredo morelos and then this one from scott arfield took them into the lead in the second—half. but they couldn't hold on. christian doidge heading hibs level to share the points. just one other game in the premiership this afternoon. and a bit of shock result at pittodrie as motherwell ended aberdeen‘s winning run with a 3—0 victory. that moves them off the bottom of the table and up to eighth. it's been box office stuff from the american matthew wolff at the us open but can he hold his nerve on the final day to become the first debutant to win the championship in 107 years? our golf correspondent iain carterjoins me now. it was a sensational 65 on saturday,

but one thing we know about this course, it is so unpredictable, anything can happen. absolutely you will be a full to say what is going to happen at all. yesterday, he played brilliantly. went to the turning 30, he parked his way back in despite not finding a fair weight. it is starting to catch up with him you feel and potentially the magnitude final round, playing his first us open, only second major, and just drop shots in the fourth and the first. on his own, thatis fourth and the first. on his own, that is in an familiar position per. he is the more experienced of the top two. only one has finished under par of the previous winners which tells you everything about this because. i'm just going to read a tweet, looks out today it will be a proper massacre that. it certainly

was for rory mcllroy. it was, just at the moment that mike wright needed to make a good start. it was vital that he did not drop shots early on and with hits first part, almost to the top of the hole which would have then let the ball drop down, instead it dropped back down, gravity was not to spend at all. —— just at the moment that mcilroy needed to make a good start. he has been going backwards ever since. needed to make a good start. he has been going backwards ever sincelj do not think you will be the only one to fall victim to that. we are about to go on five live sports extra. a busy man, i will let you go. thanks very much. staying with golf.

it was a happy 33rd birthday for mel reid yesterday. she made seven birdies to lead going into the third round of the lpga portland classic. it's been three years since her last win — and she's never won a tournament in the united states. the leaders are just getting under way in that one. what a moment on the final day of the tour de france, history's been made by tadej pogacar as he claimed the yellow jersey — the youngest to do so in 116 years. the 21st and final stage was won by ireland's sam bennett. nick parrott was watching. the sign reads congratulations tadej. the champagne had to remain on ice. not because it was too young. but the tradition of drinking the champagne in the final stage of paris has been banned this year because of coronavirus. amongst the famous landmarks, another one. sam bennett taking points in the intermediate sprint to become the first irishman for 31 years to win the green jersey. with all the major prizes

secured, the final honour would be the stage victory and that became a double celebration for bennett, powering past his rivals to finish a memorable three weeks. pogacar crossed the line moments later. ready to take his place in the biggest podium of all, but if these are strange times end, he will get to enjoy his reign forjust nine months until the next tour de france. exeter chiefs are through to the semi—finals of rugby's champions cup for the first time. they beat northampton saints 38—15 at sandy park. the premiership leaders had a slender lead at the break but pulled away in the second half thanks to this early try from jack nowell. before jacques vermeulen finished things off late on with the chiefs 5th try of the game. they'll meet toulouse in the last four. britain's elfyn evans is back on the top of the world rally championship standings after winning rally turkey.

the toyota driver started the final day in fourth, but finished 36 seconds ahead of thierry neuville's hyundai to claim his second victory of the season. evans now has a i9—point championship lead over his team mate and six time champion sebastien ogier. that's all from sportsday. more from the bbc sport centre throughout the evening, but from the rest of the team, good night. that evening, temperatures for some of us got to 25 degrees this weekend it felt quite some like out there. and the week will start on a similar note, but it will not end that way. in fact, as the week wears on, things are going to turn much more autumnal with cloud and rain and some much cooler air. you can see in

the satellite, the stripe of cloud. this will eventually bring some rain and to the north—west of that cloud band we have some much colder air and that is going to sweep its way south eastwards across all parts of the british isles as we head through the british isles as we head through the coming week. but in the short term, it has been quite great and murky today for some parts of south—east scotland and north—east england. that's low cloud will retreat back out to sea, so the skies should clear through the night. the same time, it will start to cloud over in the far north—west of scotland. because if you are fog patches through the middle, parts of east wales, towards the south of england. some early fog to content with with some places in england and wales. that tends to lift and break and then we will see some sunshine, certainly a brighter day than today a cost north—east england and south—east scotland. is a constant, bit warmer, newcastle getting to 20 degrees. working into northern ireland and western scotland, more ofa ireland and western scotland, more of a breeze as well, it will feel a little cooler here. we look ahead to

tuesday, this is the autumn equinox, the first day of the astronomical autumn and it seems apt that this is the day when things begin to change. that big band of cloud i showed you start to in from the north—west, bringing rainfor start to in from the north—west, bringing rain for western scotland and northern ireland. strengthening winds, gusts of 50 mph are possible in the far north—west. ahead of that band of cloud and rain it is still pretty warm, 25 degrees and under, but those temperatures are set to drop through the middle of the week. tuesday night will bring a frontal system south eastwards, it squashes the mild air it was the south—east corner, temperatures tuesday night, wednesday morning, round 16 in the south of england, compare that with four, five, or six in parts of scotla nd four, five, or six in parts of scotland and northern ireland is that colder air works its way on. as we go through wednesday, is this what the friend put it eastwards, we all get into a cooler air. does make us all get into a cooler air. does make us that weather front goes east with. it will be much more unsettled through the week and we will see some outbreaks of rain and some brisk winds at times.

this is bbc news. the headlines at 8... leaked documents reveal how some uk banks have allowed criminals and money launderers to move billions of pounds around the world. the government says the country is at a tipping point, and warns restrictions could be tightened, as thousands more cases are recorded. if everybody follows the rules then we can avoid further national lockdowns. but we, of course, have to be prepared to take action if that is what is necessary. the labour leader says sorting out the problems with testing should be ministers‘ top priority. if i was the prime minister, i would apologise for the fact that we are in this situation with testing. throughout the summer, we were saying prepare for the autumn.