and, goal of the season? quite possibly an incredible piece of skill at the emirates, but was it enough to win the the north london derby. hello and welcome to sportsday. the six nations served up another thriller this afternoon — a late penalty from ireland continues the winning streak over scotland. there was drama right to the end at murrayfield ireland's victory taking them up to 2nd in the table. our sports correspodent katie gornall reports. they say this is scotland's best team in 20 years, so what better time to prove it then against their old foes? ireland have won nine of their past ten matches against scotland, dominating the start of this one asjohnny sexton�*s kick

eventually made its way into the hands of a robbie henshaw. but when a prop starts doing this, you know this is no ordinary game. and scotland's response was unconventional. then russell touched but was there a knock on in the build up? over to the tv referee who found it hit the face and crucially not his hand. ireland led by four points at the break and after it they bustled further ahead. the green wave scotland just could not hold back. 14 points down the looked to the bench, and huthones responded emphatically, citing through the irish defence to score it with his first touch. just six minutes left, scotland clawed themselves level. it a try! but those raised hopes were quickly dashed. as scotland gave up a penalty at the end and ireland's

captain how does nerve root. 24—27 the final score and a chaotic and a particular game at the same old story for scotland. so another really tight affair, johnny sexton�*s boot proving the difference for ireland on a really hectic afternoon of rugby. head coach andy farrell was delighted how his side sealed the victory. to hold them like we were doing for so long and then they get the try and draw the game, and to have the composure and the mindset to go again and come up with a special player from young ryan and we got the turn of her ball, and then to lucky. it was messy at times, it was not for the purists, but to take a win here by three points will certainly take that. we still have two games to play, so we are past the halfway point. we've

had 180 minute performance, and we have had two games where we bought the opposition get ahead, and showing effort to come back but it has not been enough. we lost by less than four points in both games and wejust than four points in both games and we just have to show the true picture of who we are in the next two games. after their impressive opening twenty 20 win over india, england were overpowered in the second match of the series today. they were beaten by 7 wickets after an inspired performance by india captain virat kohli. adam wild reports. inside the world's because cricket ground, those imposing stands make inviting targets. jason roy the first england batsman to take aim, when he's in the mood there are a few more formidable. sometimes you just have to get out of his way. england are regarded as the best of the world in this form of the game but even the best sometimes come up short. this was roy out for 46. his team—mates struggled to really get

going, 164 a decent total, but one india had every chance of catching. particularly with shots like this. india's batsman bould at times brilliant. funny connections were england didn't. even the likes of ben stokes come usually england's most reliable was struggling. a missed chance for him here for england. india winning with overs to spare. england the best in the world, here brought down to earth. arsenal have won the north london derby, coming from behind to beat spurs 2—1 at the emirates. but this game included one of the most special goals of the season for spurs — erik lamela here scoring with a rabona kick, a brilliant piece of skill from the argentine, but that was just the start of an eventful afternoon for him. arsenal drew level in the first half with a first premier league goal for their on loan midfielder martin

odegaard. and in the second half the home side took the lead from the spot — alexandre lacazette fouled by davinson sanchez and then converted the penalty himself. arsenal were missing his strike partner pierre emerick aubameyang because of an apparent breach of their disciplinary code. spurs then had lamela sent off but still managed to hit the post in the closing stages — arsenal hanging on for three points and the local bragging rights. we had a really strong performance right from the beginning. we were really dominant and created many chances. and we showed the official they had, and there was a lot of direction at the team. we stick to the plan that we had and we played really well and scored the goal, and when the game even though probably the worst way we manage the game of the worst way we manage the game of the end. the the worst way we manage the game of the end. , ,., ., , the end. the most important thing is the end. the most important thing is the collective. _ the end. the most important thing is the collective, the _ the end. the most important thing is the collective, the results. _ the end. the most important thing is the collective, the results. and - the end. the most important thing is the collective, the results. and we i the collective, the results. and we lost the _ the collective, the results. and we lost the game. again, trying to be

honest_ lost the game. again, trying to be honest and — lost the game. again, trying to be honest and pragmatic. the first half. _ honest and pragmatic. the first half. was — honest and pragmatic. the first half, was there half and second halfm — half, was there half and second halfm and _ half, was there half and second half... and the va are decided again — sheffield united sacked manager chris wilder yesterday, but it's not changed their fortunes in the slightest. they were thrashed 5—0 at leicester city. their heaviest defeat in more than 20 years. nick parrott reports. chris wilder was loved by many of his players, captain billy sharp and defender keane brian were among those paying tribute to him on social media. when a manager goes, his replacement often sees an immediate improvement. caretaker boss paul saw his side to keep leicester city at bay for almost a0 minutes. but then they were swept away. it was a surprise, the only goal in the first half. lester made up for it after the interval. the first of three in the space

of quarter of an hour. you not show it was unstoppable claiming a couple more for his first hat trick. the own goal competing the blades misery, as their only shot on target. a really tough week for everyone at the club. from losing chris, he's been a mate of mine, i've been in touch with him a few times since everything unfolded me and the players it's been supportive and encouraging. but the staff, the players have all lost a leader and it took its toll. for now so sheffield united's nightmares. in the first of today's four premier league games — brighton have moved up to sixteenth in the table, three points clear of the relegation zone after winning 2—1 at southampton. lewis dunk put brighton in front at st mary's with just quarter of an hour gone. it didn't take long for the home side to pull level, their in form

striker che adams scoring his third goal in three games. but ten minutes after the break leandro trossard got what turned out to be the winner. it's the first time in eleven matches that brighton have managed to scored twice. here's confirmation of those scores. manchester united are in action in the late game — against west ham at old trafford. west ham manager david moyes has never won an away premier league game against manchester united. sunderland have won at wembley for the first time since 1973. they beat tranmere one—nil in the papa johns trophy final. lyndon gooch's goal gave them victory at the national stadium for the first time in eight attempts since their fa cup final win 48 years ago. they take the title from salford who only won the delayed 2020 final yesterday. there was no upset in the women's league cup final where holders chelsea beat bristol city with the biggest scoreline in the history of the competition.

sam kerr scored a hat—trick in the 6—nil victory — but every goal was set up by england striker fran kirby who scored twice herself. chelsea are also leading the wsl and into the quarter—finals of the champions league. ireland beat great britain 2—1 in the second match of their hockey series in belfast. rosheen upton scored the second goal six minutes from time. britain won the first game 2—1 yesterday. the teams play the decider on tuesday. you can watch it on the bbc sport website. �*marvelous' marvin hagler has died at the age of 66... hagler was undisputed middleweight champion for much of the 1980s. rhia chohan looks back on his life. he was the american who dominated the division for most of the �*80s. marvellous marvin hagler grew up in newjersey, amid racial tensions and police brutality. with the riots of 1967 broke out, his mother moved the family to massachusetts, the place where he would learned to box.

he walked into the gym, by day he worked at the construction company. he became world champion in 1980, when he beat britain's alan minter. on a volatile night at wembley arena, he was denied the opportunity to raise his hand as champion. he went on to make 12 successful defences of that title, on list of unsuccessful challenges were roberto duran, tony, and then came the match in 1985 which ranks amongst the greatest bouts in history, a three round beating of thomas hearns, before the crowd in las vegas. one of the most dramatic, explosive fights that you will ever see in your life! marvin hagler set himself it was where he was able to finally prove his greatness.

he had not lost a fight since 1976, but his title reign and career ended in 1987, with a split decision loss sugar ray leonard. but the numbers speak for themselves. he had fought 67 bouts, winning 62. 52 of those by knockout. an incredible feat during a golden time for boxing. amongst the tributes from the boxing world, lennox lewis said... he was a fighter�*s fighter. the formidable, marvellous fighterfrom newjersey. marvellous marvin hagler who has died at the age of 66. antoine rozner holed a 60—foot putt on the final green to win the qatar masters. the frenchman was tied for the lead going into the last hole, and holed this to take his second title on the european tour.

that's all from sportsday. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website, including coverage and commentary from the players championship at sawgrass in florida where lee westwood leads in the final round. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. hello. after a real battering in the last week with strong winds across the uk and low pressure in charge of everything, the week ahead brings us a different story. lighter winds certainly initially, and a tale of high pressure trying to make its way across us. it's not an entirely straightforward story, however. there will be some weather fronts running into the north of our area

of high pressure and just how that area of high pressure builds will govern what things look and feel like through the remainder of the week. overnight, the tail end of a weather front brings some showery rain into parts of england and wales. across scotland and northern ireland, clear skies and light winds — a frost here to start us off on monday. a bit more cloud getting into the west will keep the temperatures up in northern ireland through the small hours. we will see some rain here through monday morning. elsewhere, some sunshine to start the day and then rain getting into wales and the south west by lunchtime and cloud generally building from the west as the hours go by. eastern counties keeping the sunshine, i think, there until the evening. lighter winds across the board. temperatures, around average or slightly above for the time of year. we could see up to 13 in the south—east of england. now, through monday evening and overnight into tuesday, that band of cloud and rain which is this warm weather front will work its way eastwards across the uk and a cold weather front follows in behind it. don't be too concerned

though by the name "cold front" because actually, we're still originating some fairly mild air from the atlantic. so the temperatures won't fall away too sharply. we start the day with the cloud and rain across england and wales but much brighter by the afternoon, and a fairly healthy array of temperatures widely in the lower end of double figures. it's from midweek onwards though that we have to keep a close eye on what this high does next. looks like it'll build quite well across the uk, but this low that dives down into the continent leaves us with a northerly or north—easterly airstream — the milder air sitting to the west of the uk. our temperatures won't look too bad on into wednesday but come thursday and friday as that northerly or north—easterly establishes itself, we will see our temperatures falling away but also, the strength of the wind will add a significant wind—chill. so, i think colder for all of us again by the end of the week and some quite strong gusty winds for easterly reaches.

this is bbc news. the headlines at eight... chanting: shame on you! the head of the met police says she does not intend to resign and welcomes a review into the police's handling of last night's vigil for sarah everard. i don't think anybody who was not in the operation can actually pass a detailed comment on the rightness and wrongness of it. this is fiendishly difficult policing. but criticism of the police has been swift, from across the political spectrum and those who attended the vigil. as i was sat in the van, as my hands were handcuffed, i wasjust thinking, "gosh, all i wanted