good evening, welcome to the programe. now, there's only one place to start tonight and that's in glasgow because stjohnstone have been crowned scottish cup champions. they beat hibernian 1—0. and it's the icing on the cake of a brilliant season, having already won the league cup. our sports news correspondent chris mclaughlin was at hampden park for us. green against blue in scottish football's showpiece final, no rangers or celtic inside this time. and with covid numbers rising in glasgow, no fans either. small town stjohnstone were looking for the cup double. shaun rooney's winner secured in the league cup back in february... and he was at it again on the half hour at hampden park. that is the first blow- of the scottish cup final! where the club from perth ready to upset the odds

yet again? well, they had the perfect chance to put it beyond hibernian later on, a foul and a penalty given. a good save but he is there! and what about this a double save from the goalkeeper? the saints stood firm at the other end, the oldest trophy in association football back in the hands of the men from perth. very special, for a club like stjohnstone to do the double win. not many teams outside the old firm managed to do it, so a small club like st johnstone doing it. delighted for them. the whole team, the manager, it is an amazing achievement. i saw on twitter it was 10,000—1. you always take that. until 2014, stjohnstone had never won a major honour. now today, it is a cup double for the club who regularly play in front of crowds of around 4000. a phenomenal achievement and once again in scottish football it is the saints

who go marching on. it is stjohnstone's cup! it is stjohnstone's season! chris mclaughlin, bbc news at hampden park. what a season it has been for them. staying with football... there was a brilliant game earlier in the championship play—offs. brentford came from a goal down to beat bournemouth and book their place at wembley for the final. so the bees are just 90 minutes away from the premier league, but as michael redford reports, it was anything but straightforward in west london. these brentford fans have been here before, nine play—off campaigns with not a single promotion. is this the day it all changes? before they could dream of wembley, they had to fight back against bournemouth, trailing 1—0, brentford had to score, so much so, they forgot how to defend. nobody close to the striker, nobody catching him. from brentford's corner, | bournemouth has struck! a penalty, from 12 yards out, he doesn't miss.

calm and composed, the same cannot be said for the goalkeeper. 0r chris mepham. bournemouth defender who did not see the striker coming and did see red moments later. with a man advantage, brentford levelled the tie with a moment to remember. and if that roar from the crowd felt loud, well, it was nothing compared to this. sending brentford to wembley for a second successive season, they will be hoping the ending will be different this time around. michael redford, bbc news. so who will they face at wembley? well the second leg between barnsley and swansea is well underway. it was 1—0 on aggregate to swansea. and the swans have doubled their lead... matt grimes with the goal in the first half... there is just over half an hour to go in that one. meanwhile, it's going to be another season

in league one for sunderland. they lost their play—off semi—final to lincoln city. lincoln arrived at the stadium of light with a 2—0 lead from their home leg, but that was wiped out by first—half goals from ross stewart and charlie wyke. lincoln hit back after the break through tom hopper — to win the tie 3—2 on aggregate. they'll face blackpool in the final at wembley next sunday. it's the final day of the premier league season tomorrow. but things have already been wrapped up in spain and atletico madrid are the new spanish champions. now, atletico needed to match the result of city—rivals real madrid to win the title. all the matches were being played at the same time... but atletico didn't need to worry about other results. former liverpool striker luis suarez scoring the decisive goal in a 2—1 win over real valladolid. it meant atletico lifted the trophy for the first time since 2014. now for a quick look at some of the day's other sports stories. cameron norrie�*s through to the final of the lyon 0pen.

he thrashed 8th seed karen khachanov 6—1, 6—1 injust over an hour. so the brit's now preparing for his second atp tour final in just three weeks. but a tough test awaits... he'll face number 2 seed stefanos tsitsipas in the final. the greek beat 19—year—old italian lorenzo musetti in three sets. tsitsipas has already won the monte carlo masters and reached the final in barcelona. italy's lorenzo fortunato won stage 14 of the giro d'italia. behind him, colombia's egan bernal shook off his main rivals on the final ascent, extending his overall lead to a minute and a half over britain's simon yates. in rugby league, holders leeds rhinos are out of the women's challenge cup — they were beaten by st helens in the semi—finals. saints ran in four tries to win the tie by 20 points to 12. carrie roberts crossed the line twice, as did amy hardcastle here. and they'll play york city knights

in the final after they thrashed castleford tigers 32—4. savannah andrade scored a hat—trick of tries. the final will be live on bbc2 on the 5th ofjune. in the men's super league, wigan warriors are the new leaders after they narrowly beat salford 17—16 — that makes it 7 wins from 7. wigan replace st helens at the top — after their unbeaten start came to an end. they were beaten 20—16 by catalans dragons. james maloney scoring 12 points, including this try. warrington beat castleford 38—14 in the day's other game. switching codes to rugby union and toulouse have made history by becoming the first club to win the european cup for a record fifth time — after beating la rochelle 22-17. in a cagey first half, there was one big moment — levani botia becoming the first player to be sent off in a european final for this high tackle. despite the red card, la rochelle led 12—9 — but toulouse scored the first try —

juan cruz mallia going over. la rochelle did score a try of their own late on — but it was too late to affect the result. toulouse winning the trophy for the first time since 2010. now, the monaco grand prix returns this weekend after it was cancelled last year due to the pandemic. and the fans have already had plenty to cheer about in the principality. monaco—born charles leclerc taking pole at his home race for the first time. but a dramatic ending saw lewis hamilton end up 7th as nick parrott reports. the return to monaco saw the return of fa ns fans and the perils of racing on a tight and twisty street circuit. schumacher did not even get to qualify, crashing in final practice, leaving his mechanics too much to do. lewis hamilton were struggling to get his mercedes going. like his

team—mate, al terry bought us was quickest. charles r was looking feisty. taking top spot and then galloping into provisional pole. hamilton appeared to be feeling the pressure, clipping a barrier ruined his charge. before he could have another go, qualifying game to a premature end. to mark one securing ball ahead of max first up leclerc. this was not a very good job from us. the decisions we made going today, and then the car was... the car was really hard to drive today. i give it everything i could. it just was not one of those days for us. i just was not one of those days for us. . , ., ., ., us. i was quite emotional in the car. i us. i was quite emotional in the car- i told _ us. i was quite emotional in the car. i told myself, _ us. i was quite emotional in the car. i told myself, now- us. i was quite emotional in the car. i told myself, now it- us. i was quite emotional in the car. i told myself, now it is- us. i was quite emotional in the | car. i told myself, now it is time to put— car. i told myself, now it is time to put everything together. i managed to do so. i am incredibly happx _ managed to do so. i am incredibly happy. but— managed to do so. i am incredibly happy. but it is tomorrow that we score _ happy. but it is tomorrow that we score points. happy. but it is tomorrow that we score pom-— score points. with overtaking so difficult, score points. with overtaking so difficult. it _ score points. with overtaking so difficult, it will— score points. with overtaking so difficult, it will take _ score points. with overtaking so difficult, it will take another - difficult, it will take another

spectacular turn of events to deny leclerc victory. it is always an exciting race in monaco, isn't it? it's been another impressive day for britain's swimmers at the european championships in budapest. there were 5 british medals this evening, two of them gold, and, of course, there was no surprise to see that adam peaty was one of them. he secured his 15th european title in the 50 meter breaststroke, and former world champion karen pickering told me that he's looking pretty u nstoppa ble. he has looked superb. i am running out of ways to describe how dominant and how successful he is. he has now swam 15 european championship finals. this will be his fourth european championships. he has won 15 european championship golds. he does not do silver or bronze. he has got one more chance of a gold medal tomorrow. the breast tonight, if ever there was a race that he would be vulnerable in, it would be the 50 breast stroke when he is not fully

rested. he dominated that and ended up rested. he dominated that and ended up winning quite comfortably. i do not know what the other swimmers have got to do to get close to him because, at the moment, theyjust cannot. 15 because, at the moment, they 'ust cannot. ' ., ' , cannot. 15 from 15 is some record. another gold _ cannot. 15 from 15 is some record. another gold medal _ cannot. 15 from 15 is some record. another gold medal for _ cannot. 15 from 15 is some record. another gold medal for great - cannot. 15 from 15 is some record. i another gold medal for great britain in the relay, as well. how good is that for team confidence? i in the relay, as well. how good is that for team confidence?- in the relay, as well. how good is that for team confidence? i think it reall is that for team confidence? i think it really is really _ that for team confidence? i think it really is really important. - that for team confidence? i think it really is really important. it - really is really important. it counts as one gold medal, but that is for swimmers that go home with medals. if you add in the alternates that swim the seats, you rest of the best swimmers for the utes, it can best swimmers for the utes, it can be up to eight swimmers that go home with a medal. the ripple effect of success in the realise is really important. we have had seven medals in relays now. the dominance and showing the real depth in british swimming when you can put together a quartet that wins medals. yet again, tonight the mixed freestyle relay, it was close, but great britain got the gold medal. it was a really exciting race.— the gold medal. it was a really excitin: race. ., , ., exciting race. five medals tonight in what has _ exciting race. five medals tonight in what has been _ exciting race. five medals tonight in what has been a _ exciting race. five medals tonight in what has been a brilliant -

in what has been a brilliant championships for great britain. things are looking pretty good for the olympics. we things are looking pretty good for the olympia-— the olympics. we are top of the medal table. — the olympics. we are top of the medal table, 20 _ the olympics. we are top of the medaltable, 20 medals- the olympics. we are top of the medaltable, 20 medals in - the olympics. we are top of the | medaltable, 20 medals in total. medal table, 20 medals in total. that is fantastic. it is notjust the big names picking up the medals. some of the younger swimmers are coming through and making the finals. we had catherine dawson who won the 100 backstroke. she had to swim it twice and she still came out on top. we have got real depth across a loss of races. that is really exciting for british women. very exciting times ahead. the third round of golf�*s us pga championship is under way in south carolina and once again phil mickelson is proving that age isjust a number! the 50—year—old leads the way after his second round. he's just teed off at kiawah island on five under par. england's ian poulter is already on the course. he made a nice start with a birdie at the second, but he's dropped back to two over. paul casey is the best faring brit — the englishman is three off the lead on two under.

but it's been another disappointing day forformer champion rory mcilroy. he bogeyed the first hole and never really recovered. he's now five over par. that's all from sportsday. have a very good night. good evening. at least we've had a respite from the persistent rain today, although there has been a cluster of showers out and about. by the time we get to tomorrow, we have got another area of rain coming in. not as persistent and widespread as we had thursday, friday, not as windy as well. that low pressure is moving out of the way. but already behind me we have got the next one bring up. a little ridge of high pressure, though, through this evening and overnight will find that we will have quite a chilly night. the showers tending to fade away,

certainly becoming lighter, this skies clearing, temperatures falling. last night, we had a touch of frost in scotland, tonight it could be more widespread. by the time we get to dawn, temperatures, even in the towns and cities, will be close to 2—3 in places. so, a grass frost around, although not in the west, because by morning we have got that next band of rain coming in. it looks like a spell of two or three hours of really quite wet weather, fairly strong winds with it for a time, as well. not as windy as thursday and friday either, but still for the time of year some strong and gusty winds. so, the best of the brightness and sunshine will be in eastern areas first thing. that will tend to fade, a few showery bursts of rain will arrive. perhaps the driest weather up to the north—east of scotland. but you can see, a wet morning for northern ireland giving way to showers, wet afternoon for western scotland, western and southern england, wales as well. it might be towards tea—time the rain reaches the east. temperatures are nothing special either because of the wind and the cloud. that weather system moves out the way, but it hangs around in the north on monday. then we have got low pressure with us through monday, through tuesday and wednesday. and again that means that we will see some of these heavy

and slow moving showers we have become used to this may. so, really rather wet and windy across some northern parts of scotland. slow moving showers elsewhere. moving quite quickly in southern areas, but slow—moving downpours in the central areas of the uk because of the lighter winds. and only 13—14, which is below par. then, as we go through monday and into tuesday, it is a similar setup. although it might be that we see the showers congregating in central and eastern parts, closer to that area of low pressure. but already potentially have another little area of rain coming into the south and west. so, in the sunshine, feeling quite pleasant where the winds are light, because of course the may sunshine is strong. so, it looks like a showery start definitely. but as we go through the week, it becomes drier and less windy, and so therefore feeling a bit warmer in the sunshine. by the end of the week, we might have largely dry weather. but it is a long way off yet. as ever, please stay tuned to the forecast.

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