brilliance, john mcginn individual brilliance, john mcginn with a finish to rival zahavi's. consider the volume turned back up. if the opening goals were beautiful the same can't be said for the third. craig gordon made a great save but dabbur reacted quickest to make it 2—1. lyndon dykes missed a penalty before half—time and then his equaliser was ruled out by the referee. var made sure that sense prevailed, 2—2. sense was about to go out of the window. in injury time the ball somehow found its way to scott mctominay for his first scotland goal. this wasn'tjust a sound, it was an eruption that will last long into the glasgow night. so, a fantastic result for scotland. and two more of the home nations have kicked off in the last few minutes.

now to a thrilling manchester derby in the women's super league with united taking on city. despite going down to 10 players mid—way through the first half, a late equaliserfrom ellen white managed to rescue a point for city from a dramatic encounter, asjo currie reports. for united, the opportunity to claim theirfirst derby day league victory. for city, a chance to end a run of three successive defeats. in a quiet first half the united keeper shone. no way past earps yet. on occasions of this size, emotions and feet, it seems, can run high. georgia stanway with the challenge and the referee with an easy decision. absolute red card. city down to ten and on the back

foot, but rather than sit back they went on the attack. stokes with the cross, shaw putting them ahead at the break. after the restart united made the extra player count, city were caught napping and lucy staniforth getting the equaliser. before elisa russo kept her balance enough to make the most of this effort. a cool finish to find the corner. two goals in three minutes, united turning things around and looking like they were heading for an historic win. absolutely wonderful precision. no chance. but city won't beaten, jess part with an effort from range, forcing earps to block but she couldn't recover in time to prevent ellen white with the rebound. 2—2, spoils shared. city rescuing a point on a challenging afternoon but they remain ninth in the table with united six places above them.

the last few minutes of the super league final between saint helens and the catalans dragons. saint helens leading 6—4 at half—time but the french team went ahead thanks to this trial. and saints are now back in front. it is 12—10, saint helens. about 11 minutes remaining there. part one of lewis hamilton's damage limitation exercise for this weekend's turkish grand prix was a success. a penalty for changing the engine on his mercedes, meant that despite being quickest in qualifying he'll start from 11th, the highest position he could achieve. his team mate valtteri bottas is on pole ahead of his title rival max verstappen. nick parrott reports. last year lewis hamilton clinched his 7th world title in turkey but this time the lead could slip from his grasp. istanbul park is a challenging place

to drive, add a bit of moisture and it becomes perilous, as rookie yuki tsunoda found out. hamilton lines up behind the japanese and sebastian vettel, thanks to a penalty for taking a new engine. a penalty for hamilton for taking a new engine. getting past them shouldn't be much of a problem. he set a new track record to win qualifying. but mercedes team—mate valtteri bottas starts from pole position alongside max verstappen, and they will be much harder to catch. it was really tricky, the session in general. still some damp patches and getting the temperature in the tyres wasn't easy. but really greatjob by the team. so happy with the performance in terms of getting us out at the right time. tomorrow will be difficult but i'll give it everything. it's not what we want but we tried everything. we just need to understand what we could have done better. but we can't change the car anymore and we'll see tomorrow what we can do. with just two points between them, hamilton must finish ahead

of verstappen to keep his championship lead. he won from sixth last year but to do it from 11th will need a bit of luck, and one of the drives of his career. the final countdown is on for part three of tyson fury against deontay wilder. the talking has been going on for months, but tonight that all stops as the pair get in the ring for the third time in las vegas. fury�*s defending the wbc title that he won in their last fight. so who will win this time? let's go live to las vegas now then and speak to our boxing reporter ade adedoyin. ade, overnight we had the fighters weigh—in, both of them coming in heavier. how will it affect things later tonight?— heavier. how will it affect things later tonight? interesting aspect. deontay wilder _ later tonight? interesting aspect. deontay wilder said _ later tonight? interesting aspect. deontay wilder said he _ later tonight? interesting aspect. deontay wilder said he has - later tonight? interesting aspect. | deontay wilder said he has bulked later tonight? interesting aspect. - deontay wilder said he has bulked up because when they get into clinches he doesn't want to be pushed around by tyson fury. the flip side is that

its equivalent of carrying four bags of sugar on your back, potentially for 36 minutes. will it make him tired? wilder �*s main strength is his speed, of his punch, but carrying the extra weight, cut it slow him? to [and the big right hand he needs speed and is that going to be a big disadvantage? interesting dynamic to an interesting fight, so much bad blood, accusations that tyson fury cheated last time. i caught up with fury yesterday and he said the talking is over and they can settle their differences in the ring. it can settle their differences in the rim. . . can settle their differences in the rim, , ., can settle their differences in the rim. , ., ,., , can settle their differences in the rim. , , ., ring. it sticks and stones, anyone can say what _ ring. it sticks and stones, anyone can say what they _ ring. it sticks and stones, anyone can say what they want _ ring. it sticks and stones, anyone can say what they want but - ring. it sticks and stones, anyone can say what they want but when | ring. it sticks and stones, anyone - can say what they want but when you are throwing punches, that's what matters — are throwing punches, that's what matters. ., , ., , are throwing punches, that's what matters. ., , , matters. the rivalry has been simmering — matters. the rivalry has been simmering since _ matters. the rivalry has been simmering since you - matters. the rivalry has been simmering since you beat - matters. the rivalry has been | simmering since you beat him matters. the rivalry has been i simmering since you beat him in matters. the rivalry has been - simmering since you beat him in a masterful performance. for all the bad words, how important is the rivalry in terms of the sport? for sure it is a _ rivalry in terms of the sport? for sure it is a good rivalry. we both have _

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casino floor. they would be singing and chanting. he enjoyed most of the support. different this time. that said he is a massive draw in the us. the public have taken to him, because he's been open about his mental health issues, and also his team, the promotion company, have done a good job of promoting him. in a few hours' time when they meet in the ring i suspect the support will be quite equal. in terms of how the fight might play out, opinion is split because deontay wilder has the harder punch, tyson fury with his technical ability. when fight weeks happen you start to find reasons why the guy who was going to win might lose but i always thought tyson fury has the technical ability and if he sticks to his game plan than he can win the fight but you cannot underestimate deontay wilder, a very hard punch and he can turn the fight on its head. tyson fury winning with

a late stoppage. on its head. tyson fury winning with a late stoppage-— rugby union now. and saracens marked their premiership homecoming with a bonus point win over newcastle falcons. first half tries from mike brown and ben stevenson helped the visitors to a 17—3 lead at the stone x stadium. but crucial tries from jamie george and mako vunipola, who both put their recent england snubs behind them, helped sarries to a 37 points to 23 victory. but leicester tigers stay top after they made it 4 wins from 1l they beat london irish. in the united rugby championship glasgow warriors beat lions of south africa by 13 points to 9. on his 50th appearance for the club, propjamie bhatti opened the scoring in just the second minute and they never let go of the lead. elsewhere there were wins for leinster beat zebre. demi vollering secured overall

victory in the women's tour of britain to claim her first world tour stage race. she went into the sixth and final stage with a commanding lead and finished safely within the main group. the world champion of italy winning the stage. alice barnes was the highest placed briton, finishing seventh. tour de france champion tadej pogacar has become the youngest rider to win two monument one day races in a year. he won the tour of lombardy. britain's adam yates finished third. britain's emma raducanu may have finally come back to earth after she lost her first match as a grand slam champion. she was beaten in straight sets by belarus's aliaksandra sasnovich in the second round at indian wells overnight. mike bushell has more. from great britain, please welcome emma raducanu. a new feeling for

britain's teenage star. walking onto the court as the big name, a superstar and in terms of world rankings, the favourite. emma raducanu, the world number 22 now, against an opponent only just inside the top 100. early on, raducanu lived up to the billing, an excellent start against aliaksandra sasnovich of belarus. holding to love in the opening game and cheered on by a crowd of 4000. but the british number one is still only 18. she's also without a coach after parting ways with long—standing mentor andrew richardson. there is no substitute for experience. 27 year aliaksandra sasnovich took control as raducanu was forced into errors and seemed anxious to close out rallies quickly. it was a slower court than she is used to. after this straight sets defeat, raducanu said she was glad in a way she'd lost because she could learn from it. she can develop in the months and years ahead.

andy murray is still involved in indian wells and was relieved to have his wedding ring tied to his trainers once more after both were lost and then found and handed in by lost property. he had a spring in his step as he eased past the frenchman adrian mannarino to get to the second round. and finally — the world surf league has released its list of nominees for this year's big wave awards — rewarding those who've conquered some of the world's tallest and toughest waves during the season. so here are some of those rides that have been put up for the awards from four categories — including the biggest paddle, the biggest tow, performer of the year and ride of the year, which is whoever demonstrates the most advanced and committed level of big wave surfing during a successful ride. amazing stuff, isn't it? the winners are announced later this month. just phenomenal. saint helens still leading 12—10 against catalans

dragons, with two and a half minutes to go in the grand final in the super league. you can follow it on the bbc sport website. for me, have a lovely evening. if most had a fine day today, some rain at times. it cleared but it is with you in northern england and the midlands so if you are about to head out the door, a little bit drizzly for one or two. cloud, a bit of drizzle. a cold front, going to bring fresh air tomorrow but some clear skies in the east anglia and southeast. a chillier start tomorrow, some mist and fog patches, lots of sunshine.

plenty of cloud across the southern counties of england, early sunshine kent and it will brighten up across other southern areas after a cloudy morning. light wind, but further north, cloud increasing, the wind stronger, touching a0 in orkney. many showers in the northern part of scotland. a cold day. still feeling pleasant. a cooler week ahead compared to recent days but a dry day.

this is bbc news. the headlines at 8pm: pressure grows on the government to help businesses facing soaring energy bills as some of its own mps join industry bosses in asking for support. the education secretary commits to tackling persistant pupil absences "head on", describing it as a key priority. us officials have held their first face to face talks with the taliban since they took power in afghanistan. women travelling home alone could soon be offered protection from a free mobile phone app. campaigners say it doesn't go far enough. i don't think that that is the way forward at all. it is not that i don't support it, it's that i don't think it will help end mail violence like making misogyny hate crime

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