hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm jane dougall. english champions chelsea are on track for a quadruple, they take on barcelona shortly in the women's champions league final. allison the hero as the goalkeeper scores an injury time winner to keep alive liverpool's champions league hopes. when the striker scores like that, quite rightly, everyone says that is a worldy. and it's a tenth italian open title for rafa nadal as he beats novak djokovic in rome.

welcome to the programme. chelsea women are just moments away from kicking off in the champions league final against spanish champions barcelona. it's a match that emma hayes has been waiting for her whole career. her side has the chance to win four trophies this season after securing the wsl title. earlier i spoke to former chelsea player pat nevin. he expects chelsea to beat barcelona, because he says every member of the squad is world class. chelsea have got such strength and such quality. i mean, everywhere, everywhere on the team. in—depth, the squad is special as well. that's they got past bayern munich. bayern

munich in particular, anyone who watched the last ten minutes of that game, it was extraordinary. maybe the most exciting game of the season anywhere and it was just... i'm smiling just think about it and that was character, it really was character, and a little bit of luck as well. sometimes you need that, but what they will not like is the belief because they have emma hayes and she has just drilled that belief into them. and she has “ust drilled that belief into them. ,,, ., ~ ., and she has 'ust drilled that belief into them. ,,, ., ~ ., ., , into them. speaking of emma hayes, ersonall into them. speaking of emma hayes, personally for — into them. speaking of emma hayes, personally for her, _ into them. speaking of emma hayes, personally for her, that _ into them. speaking of emma hayes, personally for her, that would - into them. speaking of emma hayes, personally for her, that would be - personally for her, that would be such an achievement. she was part of the arsenal team that won the champions league, assistant manager then, but what will it mean to her, can you put it into words what it would mean to her? if can you put it into words what it would mean to her?— can you put it into words what it would mean to her? if you're that her lifetime's _ would mean to her? if you're that her lifetime's work. _ would mean to her? if you're that her lifetime's work. she - would mean to her? if you're that her lifetime's work. she is - would mean to her? if you're that her lifetime's work. she is among the most driven human beings i have come across in my entire life and remember i have worked in football for all these years, but for her, she has to try and be the very best and she has pushed that club, pushed every single player and i was watching a training session yesterday and the way that she gets the girls smiling constantly on the

biggest game possibly in many of their careers was extraordinary, so if they do not win it, it is nothing to do with what emma hayes has done or has not done. you to do with what emma hayes has done or has not done.— or has not done. you talked about the strength _ or has not done. you talked about the strength and _ or has not done. you talked about the strength and depth _ or has not done. you talked about the strength and depth of- or has not done. you talked about the strength and depth of the - or has not done. you talked about i the strength and depth of the squad, there are some fantastic individual performances. because of the glory of fran kirby and sam kerr up front, the combinations that they provide, how impressive do you feel they have been this year?— been this year? fran, considering all she has _ been this year? fran, considering all she has gone _ been this year? fran, considering all she has gone through, - been this year? fran, considering all she has gone through, she - been this year? fran, considering| all she has gone through, she has come back arguing better than ever and this season she has such intelligence in her play, but that understanding with sam kerr upfront, sam, it's really strange to watch her as a player because people do this and i do not like it when there are comparisons with the men's game, but she finishes like any top strength player at any level. but she had a bad start to the season, she had a bad start to the season, she was missing loads of chances, but she kept getting there, kept trying and she slowed down, she got

between her and the goalkeeper and when she was within the chelsea mindset, she started to slow down in front of goal and itjust went from there. the two of them together, fran gets player of the year and rightly so, but sam must have been in with a shout, but plenty of players in that chelsea team would have been up for it that as well. sam kerr said shejust have been up for it that as well. sam kerr said she just needed to settle. quickly, give me your prediction. i settle. quickly, give me your prediction-— settle. quickly, give me your rediction. ~ , . prediction. i think it is so close, i think it prediction. i think it is so close, i think it will — prediction. i think it is so close, i think it will go _ prediction. i think it is so close, i think it will go all _ prediction. i think it is so close, i think it will go all the - prediction. i think it is so close, i think it will go all the way - prediction. i think it is so close, i think it will go all the way to i i think it will go all the way to extra time and chelsea mightjust sneak it to — one purely because of their squad. sneak it to - one purely because of their squad-— sneak it to - one purely because of their suuad. ., ~ ,, , . ., their squad. thank you very much for our their squad. thank you very much for your thoughts- _ their squad. thank you very much for your thoughts. we _ their squad. thank you very much for your thoughts. we are _ their squad. thank you very much for your thoughts. we are all— their squad. thank you very much for your thoughts. we are all looking - your thoughts. we are all looking forward to that one. at 95 minutes and the score at 1—1, it looked as though liverpool were going to drop points against already relegated west brom. but in the last seconds, keeper alisson ran the length of the field to head in the winner from a corner and rescue three points for his club. it was particularly poignent moment for the brazilian, who's father died last month. craig templeton reports.

it's been a pretty murky title defence for liverpool, but there is light at the end of the tunnel. the plan is clear. when their last three and they will be in the champions league next season. this season, though, has rarely gone according to plan and going behind already relegated west bromwich is not what he was looking for. or how robson can you was looking for was the back of the net. but when you have more seller, you always have hope. his own personal race for a third golden boot is still very much on. —— salah. the assistants had other ideas, deem to be obstructing the keeper saw no goal. when you are in desperate need of a winning injury time, what do you do? sent the keeper up. how often does it work? never. not this time. allison with the most remarkable moment in what has been a difficult season for him

and his team, a team whose top four chances are still in their hands thanks to their goalkeeper. it's the best goal i ever source called by a goalie, because it is not scrappy, getting the boot in, second bowl, those things, it is... when striker scores like that people quality worldy. that was a worldy. he is marked on top of that. incredible, absolutely special. meanwhile tottenham's hopes for a place in europe were boosted after a 2—0 win over wolves took them to sixth in the premier league. goals from harry kane and pierre emile hojberg saw them leapfrog west ham on goal difference. joe lynsky was watching. this could be the last day in england football without fans. smaller capacities are back from tomorrow, but tottenham could end this season with something else missing. they still don't have a manager and the caretaker, ryan mason, is just 29.

that is just two years older than spurs's pivotal player. harry kane got the opener against wolves, this goal putting him one in front in the premier league's top scorers. that is the only trophy he can win with spurs this year. their season has been full of near misses, one after another. this time, though, they faced a wolves side counting down to end the season. too slow to pick up hojberg's ran for 2—0. spurs go up to six, but are waiting for change in the dugout and in the stands. so let's take a look at the top half of the premier league table. and with champions manchester city, manchester united, leicester and chelsea currently in the champions league places. just behind chelsea are liverpool in fifth who're in the europa league place on 63 points, but tottenham and west ham aren't far behind.

only two matches left, all to play for. crystal palace beat aston villa 3—2 at selhurst park in the premier league's early kick—off. palace twice came from behind to win the match. john mcginn put villa ahead first, only for christian benteke to equalise against his former club. the visitors regained the lead through anwar el ghazi, but wilfied zaha levelled things again, before tyrick mitchell scored the winnerfor palace. it's the 21 year old's first senior goal of his career and earned him high praise from his team—mates after. half time at goodison park, and it's i—o between everton and sheffield united. it's the visitors who're ahead, scoring through 17—year—old danieljebbison. that's his first start and a debut goal for the club. worth noting that earlier this season, jebbison was on loan at national league north side chorley. big future for him. a double save from sheffield united keeperjust before the break keeps the clean sheet.

to the final day of the season in scotland now where hamilton accies have been relegated from the premiership to the championship. they had needed to beat kilmarnock by nine goals to stand a chance of survival. however, they lost 2—0, cementing their drop. kilmarnock are now in the playoff match to stay in the league. ross county beat motherwell 2—1 at fir park, meaning they will stay in the top tier for another season. time for a look at some of the other sports news stories making the headlines. jofra archer is out of england's two tests against new zealand next month. the fast bowler suffered a recurrence of his elbow problem during sussex's county championship match against kent. archer will see a medical consultant later this week to discuss how to manage the injury. egal bernal has taken the pink jersey in the giro d'italia after winning stage nine. he overtook the two race leaders with 500 metres to go.

he's now top of the general classification ahead of attila valter. british riders simon yates and hugh carthy remain in contention in the top 10. in diving, tom daley added individual silver to his ten—metre synchro gold at the european championships. he recovered from an error on his second dive climb the leaderboard but finished well behind russia's aleksandr bondar. tyson fury seems to have confirmed his upcoming unification fight against antonyjoshua will be in saudi arabia on 14th august. the all—british bout has been billed as one of the biggest in heavyweight boxing for decades and the winner will become undisputed champion. fury posted this message on his social media accounts. this is tyson fury, got some massive news for you all. i have just got

off the phone from prince khalid in saudi arabia. he told me this fight is 100% on, august ia, 2021, summertime, all is 100% on, august 1a, 2021, summertime, all eyes in the world will be on the kingdom of saudi arabia and i cannot wait, repeat, cannot wait to smash anthonyjoshua on the biggest stage of all times. this is going to be the biggest sporting event ever to grace the planet earth. do not miss it. peace out, god bless. see you all in saudh out, god bless. see you all in saudi! yes!— out, god bless. see you all in saudi! yes! �* , ~ ., ., saudi! yes! i'm sure anthony joshua will have something _ saudi! yes! i'm sure anthony joshua will have something to _ saudi! yes! i'm sure anthony joshua will have something to say - saudi! yes! i'm sure anthony joshua will have something to say about. will have something to say about that. rafa nadal has won the italian open for the tenth time, beating world number one novak djokovic. nadal overcame a second set surge from djokovic and raised the pressure in the third set to win the match 7—5, 1—6, 6—3 for yet another italian open title. in motogp, the australian

jack miller got his second consecutive victory, winning the french grand prix at le mans. some of the riders coped better than others with the wet and windy conditions, former champion marc marquez fell twice before calling it a day. but miller stayed aboard to take the chequered flag. johan zarco was second. fabio quartararo came in third and leads the overall standings, miller is fourth. more details on all those stories on the bbc sport stories including all updates from chelsea's champions league final match against barcelona, but that is all from sports day. thank you for watching, goodbye. good evening.

whilst it's been a dry and sunny day for a few of you, for others, there's been some intense showers and thunderstorms and there are more to come again on monday, some of the worst of them in slightly different areas to where we saw through today. still some sunshine in between and whilst we've got the showers around at the moment, some of them will fade through the night, but there will be some continuing, particularly across parts of england and central scotland. a reasonably mild night, i think, for many, with temperatures dropping down into low single figures probably in northern ireland and south—west scotland. now, as we start monday, a fair bit of cloud around, but some sunny spells. many will start dry. there will still be some showers from overnight across scotland, northern and central parts of england, butjust notice how the showers blossom, again, perhaps fewer across the western half of england and wales compared with what we saw through today, but more intense showers and storms in eastern scotland and eastern parts of england. in the sunnier moments, it should feel pleasant under those blue skies, but with the showers coming through, feeling much cooler

and through the rest of this week, a fairly cool week with more showers and thunderstorms in the forecast.

this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at 8.00: as the conflict between israel and palestinians in gaza enters its seventh day, ten children are among the dead following an israeli air strike on gaza. the un pleads for peace. but there's no sign of a ceasefire, as the attacks continue, with each side accusing each other. israel is persecuting our people, committing war crimes and crimes against humanity. hamas is criminally attacking us from civilian neighbourhoods, from schools, from homes, from office buildings. that's what they're doing. efforts to combat the india variant of the coronavirus ramp up in england, as the health secretary urges caution.

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