at the hawthorns. west brom scored all three of their goals in the first half; the second began with a defensive slip by thiago silva, allowing callum robinson to add to his first goal. kyle bartley then made it 3—0. after the break chelsea dominated possession with mason mount and then callum hudson odoi both finding the net. deep into injury time tammy abraham struck to rescue a point for chelsea from their visit. west brom have now conceded 11 goals in their first three league games. everton beat crystal palace 2—1. their winner came from a penalty awarded by var for handball byjoel ward. richarlison scored from the spot. everton have won three out of three and are top of the premier league table. here's confirmation of all today's premier league scores. and burnley take on southampton in around ten minutes. all the action tonight

on match of the day. in scotland, none of the top four teams were in action in the scottish premiership today. leaders rangers and second place celtic both play tomorrow. but st mirren are bottom after losing 1—0 at home to kilmarnock. livingston beat stjohnstone 2—0, while hamilton and dundee united drew 1—1 at hamilton. arsenal are into the semi—finals of the women's fa cup after a 4—0 win over their north london rivals tottenham, scotland winger lisa evans inspiring her side with a second half hat trick. ben croucher was watching. orlando this is not. american superstar alex morgan has seen and one almost all there is to do in football but her english welcome was frosty. if the weather gave an early indicator of what was to follow. she hadn't actually played for over a year. her team—mates had kept her under wraps until their pressure

finally turned into goals. it took 72 minutes and that goal came from when they put very little pressure on spurs butjordan nobbs was in no forgiving mood. she may not have been here long enough to know how long he had to wait for london buses but in no time arsenal had doubled their lead. the game safe, lisa evans and added for her hat—trick. we will undoubtedly see more of her star quality in the weeks to come. tonight, though, it was arsenal's time to shine. in rugby union, exeter chiefs have reached their first champions cup final after beating the four time winners toulouse. exeter ran in four tries during the 28—18 win, harry williams bundling over the first of them. toulouse responded quickly, alban placines going over. exeter led at half time though, sam simmonds scoring just before the break. williams scored again before joe simmonds sealed the win late on. toulouse did get a second try shortly after but it was not enough

for the french side. and so exeter chiefs will now face racing 92 in the final — as there will be no fairytale ending for saracens and their dominance in europe. the defending champions were knocked out by the french side in paris in what is the end of an era for the english side. adam wild reports. the welcome in paris comes with a futuristic feel, although the future feels full service and is rather although the future feels, for saracens, rather less sparkling. condemned to relegation at home, heavy punishment for breaching financial rules, europe, then, is the last hope for this great team. in truth, saracens weren't expected to get this far. still, for much of their semifinal it looked as though they could even go further. alex goode‘s kicking keeping things close before and the second half thumping them into a slender lead. withjust moments remaining, a flash

of french flair and he was suddenly racing towards the final. the quite brilliant try sparking wild celebrations under the paris route. for saracens there was no coming back. their return to european competition will now be years away. here is where their story ends. this might be end of an era as elite rugby now looks to a new future without them. adam wilde, bbc news. lewis hamilton says he had his heart in his mouth the whole way in one of his worst qualifying sessions to date, despite taking pole for tomorrow's russian grand prix. he's also been forced to change his strategy which he says will make it hard to win the race, which would see him equal michael schumacher‘s record of 91 victories. nick parrott reports. relief for lewis hamilton after coming within a whisker of his weekend being ruined. when sebastian crashed his ferrari, the second session of qualifying came

to a halt with just over two minutes remaining. hamilton hadn't set a time and would end up 15th if he couldn't get another lap in. at first his mercedes team were confident, but as the clock ticked down, their stress levels shot up. he made it to the start line with just a second to spare, and set a lap good enough to reach the final session. hamilton quickly went from the almost ridiculous to the absolutely sublime, breaking the track record as he claimed pole ahead of red bull's max by more than half a second, but it wasn't the perfect outcome. it is nice being on pole but here is probably the worst place to be on pole with the cars this year, so most likely i am most likely to get dragged past tomorrow and, you know, both of the cars i am racing against are both on the medium tomorrow so it is definitely going to it hard to win the race.

and his mercedes team—mate is not out of the way back in third. the finn won from there in 2017. hamilton still has much to do. england's women have sealed a series win against the west indies — with two t20 matches still to play. nat sciver starred for england in derby, producing a career—best innings which guided her side to a 20—run victory. michael redford reports. cricket in the english summer, while temperatures in the west indies are around 30 degrees, the weather in derby was slightly chillier to say that least. not ideal conditions for the tourists who had lost the first two matches of the series and were feeling the heat. she soon got the blood pumping, though, early dismissals saw the west indies take control. not, though, for long. captain heather knight guiding england back into the match. knight was out for 29 but sciver stuck around and bowled quickly. helping england set the west indies 155 to win. the chase started brightly

until a brilliant piece of work from amyjones. that was tremendous work. england needed that. the opener was enjoying herself in racing towards fst, until this happened. and taken, she is gone. orwas she? an umpire‘s review showed the catch wasn't clean. dottin reached a half—century. she didn't score many more, though. out for 63, a huge wicket for england, victory now in sight. there was a final boundary to end on, but west indies fell 21 short of their target, england completing a series win with two matches to spare. michael redford, bbc news. the final of cricket's bob willis trophy is delicately poised heading into the fifth and final day at lord's. somerset lead essex by 191 runs with three second innings wickets

remaining. opener tom lammonby starred for somerset reaching a century in quick time, and his side looked in control when they reached 187 for 3, but a flurry of late wickets saw them slump to 227 for 7 at the close of play, so it could be a really thrilling finish tomorrow. anna van der breggen became only the second rider in history to win both the women's road race and the time trial at the world cycling championship. the dutch rider broke away for a solo victory, ahead of defending champion annemiek van vleuten. great britain's lizzie deignan finished 6th overall. former commonwealth champion rochelle gilmour is commentating for the bbc, and i asked her to put van der breggen‘s win in context. it's amazing to think that no other cyclist has ever won a world time

trials championship and world vote trials championship and world vote trial championship in one competition in one week. know the man in history has ever done that so for her to do that that is something very phenomenal. in terms of the strength, then, of her team to get her in that position, we know... was in second, is there anything that can stop this dutch dominance?” can't see it happening anytime soon. they are just so strong, strength in numbers. only one out of the eight riders that lined up to date has not owned themselves world champion sip stripes to potentially any of those writers could have won the world championships. amanda was in it because of her old but the strength of the team, they have a top seven of the team, they have a top seven of eight riders in the world and the one team so i can't see anything changing scene. then you look at lizzie and her performance today knowing that with the strength of the dutch team, was there anything that she could have done? no, there wasn't. we have seen have actually well championships before. she can be equally as strong as those

writers that are in the dutch team but the strength in numbers of the dutch team just doesn't allow her to stand on the podium of the top step and it is really a shame and i hope one day just falls and it is really a shame and i hope one dayjust falls into place, hopefully tokyo for her next year, but it's just the strength of numbers from the dutch team that makes it impossible. what can she do? she can't cover each rider so it is unfortunate, it is disappointing, but she had a great bike today in strength why she is up there with the best. let's bring you up to date with some other sport this saturday. there was a shock in the big race of the day at newmarket as the 40—1 outsider, majestic dawn, won the cambridgeshire handicap. the horse, ridden by paul hanagan eased to victory, finishing more than four lengths ahead of lukander and bell rock. franco morbidelli claimed his first motogp pole position at the catalunya grand prix, in barcelona. valentino rossi secured a front row position for the first time this season while championship leader andrea dovizioso will start from 17th on the grid. england's aaron rai has a one shot leading heading into the final round of golf‘s irish open.

rai made five birdies on the way to a 67. another englishman, toby tree, is tied sixth, three shots back. now, finally, sometimes saturday at the golf can be described by some as a moving day. moo—ving day! no fans are allowed inside the course at the irish open, except for these ones, one farmer and some of his herd enjoying the action. that looks really peaceful, doesn't it? looks really nice. think they're after his cup of tea. thanks for watching and remember we

have much more on the bbc sport website. nippy evening out there than any of us. nippy evening out there than any of us. we have had that cold wind from the north along the north sea coast for a couple of days now, two or three days. it is going to be with us three days. it is going to be with us for the rest of the night. and into tomorrow and then eventually from about monday onwards it will die down. it is a day of brisk winds for many of us across eastern die down. it is a day of brisk winds for many of us across eastern areas for many of us across eastern areas of for many of us across eastern areas of the uk and if you look at the satellite image you can see how the clouds of racing in from the north and this pattern has been struck overs for two or three days but out behind me you can see that clouds are coming in from the west so there is going to change without wind direction eventually and that will impact obviously on the kind of weather we get on the temperatures but for the time being we are in between these weather systems which means that many western areas are much calmer compared to the clear skies, lighter winds, a lot colder, first thing in the morning there in

glasgow temperatures and fees or even below. tomorrow the country is pretty much split in half because the country has this cold wind dragging in the cloud of the north sea so places like newcastle, hull, down to norwich and london times will be cloudy. temperatures will be 13 or 1a degrees put out was the west will be lighter winds and some prolonged sunshine, temperatures could even get up to around 16, 17, maybe even 18 degrees in cardiff. he has monday so we already see this change in the wind direction, this milder westerly set in and with that also comes a change in the type of weather we are going to get, so there will be a lot more cloud around, certainly across western areas you will notice that big difference on monday with outbreaks of rain at least temporarily bear on belfast and glasgow around the north west of england and wales annual pulley gets in rain two. notice that the temperatures are rising so we're back into the teens, even the high teens. i think monday is going to feel a lot, lot milder compared to

what we have had in the last two days. tuesday, decent sort of day because again we are in between weather systems and there will be some sunshine around but be on tuesday, sydney from wednesday onwards, it is a reverse of the gear and once again we have got the strong jet stream blowing in a succession of low pressures in our direction so that means that all of us direction so that means that all of us will be in for cloud, wind and rain andjust us will be in for cloud, wind and rain and just after these temperatures will rise back down into the mid—teens and that wind and rain will come eventually our way. it is what it is.

this is bbc news. the headlines at 8pm: a quarter of the uk population will be under extra lockdown rules, as new measures come into force across parts of northern england and wales over the weekend. it comes as 1,700 students in manchester are told to stay in their halls of residence for two weeks after a spike in coronavirus cases. the department of health say they're working to fix a problem with the nhs test and trace app in england and wales after some users were unable to input negative test results. tributes are paid to a popular and talented police officer killed at a custody centre in south london. sergeant matt ratana was shot, as a suspect in handcuffs was being booked in. at this time, the suspect remains in hospital in a critical condition.