the world m the championship has also started its break, for them it's four weeks, and there's a new leader heading into it after burnley�*s win over blackburn in the east lancashire derby. they started the day level on points with sheffield united and beat their rivals comfortably. 3—nil thanks to ashley barnes�* two goals, his first in the league this season. blackburn could have gone top themselves with a win, but stay third. at one stage scotland's advantage was nine points over new zealand. but they couldn't hold on to register a first win against the all blacks, beaten 31—23 at murrayfield in their autumn international. joe lynskey has the story. one guest at marie field is a welcome for every player. five years of his charity with his sons and the match ball. he is a giant figure and a rugby history that is seen in

scotland never beat new zealand. to draw since 1905 have been the all blacks and the start here was the same. but from 14—0 down, scotland change the pattern. two try set second weaved by them level. the second weaved by graham and with of ben them level. the second weaved by graham and with built of ben them level. the second weaved by graham and with built a of ben them level. the second weaved by graham and with built a lead. en them level. the second weaved by graham and with built a lead. but come soon. some cheers. can. range tags mm for some cheers can "we too mm for scotland one piece out in all through. 7 7 n through. they 7 n through. they won n through. they won by” in weight if on, on, against 7 mon, against this it has 7 7” the against this it has 7 7” the same ;t this it has there was a thriller in the premiership this afternoon as saracens produced a stunning comeback to beat northampton saints 45-39. saracens were 39—17 behind after an hour, but with saints down a man the home side rallied to extend their perfect record in the league. elliott daly went over

with the winning try for sarries. fraser dingwall scored a hat—trick of tries for saints but they still fell to defeat. england head coach simon middleton says he thinks he won't "ever get over" losing the women's rugby world cup final to new zealand for the second time in a row. he's been in charge for both. having taken the red roses into yesterday's game in auckland on a 30 game winning streak and number one in the world rankings. and that's why the chief executive of the rfu bill sweeney sez there are benefits that will live beyond the tournament sport can be really cruel. i think the match turns on a moment and we saw that lesson. we at it was incredible and we would love to be going home with the world cup now and be victorious with the world cup against world champions and that would've been absolutely sensational. i think the players deserved it for anything be done within done within done for the women's game. sometimes, it is not to be. we have three years ago for

25 and it will not change or view on investing. we think a strong and thriving women's games such a script for the women's game but great for the game overall we will not be deterred from that.— the game overall we will not be deterred from that. there is a hope that it will be _ deterred from that. there is a hope that it will be a _ deterred from that. there is a hope that it will be a large _ deterred from that. there is a hope that it will be a large crowd - deterred from that. there is a hope that it will be a large crowd with - deterred from that. there is a hope that it will be a large crowd with a l that it will be a large crowd with a stand—alone fixture there and how are ticket sales going for that question ofjust prior to the final, just under 18000 and we are hoping we can get it up to 1a. eg�*s just under18000 and we are hoping we can get it up to 14.— we can get it up to 14. 5096 capacity at twickenham, _ we can get it up to 14. 5096 capacity at twickenham, there _ we can get it up to 14. 5096 capacity at twickenham, there will - we can get it up to 14. 5096 capacity at twickenham, there will be - at twickenham, there will be absolutely fantastic. so, we are confident we can get there. tickets are a lot cheaper _ confident we can get there. tickets are a lot cheaper than _ confident we can get there. tickets are a lot cheaper than the - are a lot cheaper than the international, at one point when you're using twickenham as a stadium for the international to the prices also arise to make money. lise for the international to the prices also arise to make money. use are very different _ also arise to make money. use are very different breakdown _ also arise to make money. use are very different breakdown of - also arise to make money. use are very different breakdown of the - very different breakdown of the crowd there and we would like to have the same situation at twickenham and may be more family type of event and to do that, you need a pricing strategy and a different application of rules applied to that as well. beginning

the balance right between broad accessibility of the game and trying to generate as much money as we can to generate as much money as we can to reinvest is a balance. an emotional tommy fleetwood shed tears after he defended his nedbank golf challenge title by winning the 2022 event in south africa. fleetwood carded 67 in the final round to finish on 11 under, one shot clear of new zealand's ryan fox. the tournament had not taken place since the englishman won it in 2019 for what was his last tour victory, and fleetwood almost missed this year's event due to illness, but thanked the tour doctor for helping him get through and win the tournament. it's a very touching go and again, i think it was yesterday where we woke up think it was yesterday where we woke up early and not to play and if you

look at nothing in me at all that night. really poorly again and the doctor has been amazing and the winning goal because without him, there was not a chance and there wasn't a chance on thursday that it would've played. you're watching sportsday. here are some of our other stories overnight leader tony finau is looking like he's going to win the houston open in the pga tour. englishman ben taylor has been in second but not threatened the top spot. finau is six shots clear playing his final. in the final of the billiejean king cup — jill teichmann of switzerland beat storm sanders of australia in the opening singles rubber over three sets. and casper ruud beat felix auger—aliassime in straight sets at the atp finals, later on rafa nadal is looking to finish the yar ranked number one in the world as he faces taylor fritz in the round robin group stage. england are through to the wheelchair rugby league world cup final.

the hosts play france on friday for the biggest prize in the sport, after a dominant performance against wales to win their semi final by 125 points to 22. here's drew savage this is what it means to set up a final against france for a third trip meant running. deja vu may be, but the opportunity in manchester awaits. england are ranked second in the world, wales third. but in this semi—final, the host nation opened up a gap that grew and grew. seb bechara was asking questions with his pace and power that wales if the healthy crowd

that. the game, got reminded this this was world important this was. this was a world cup semifinal we've been waiting for this for five years we are finally there. and yeah, just going to make the most of this and our best week to we f’f our next week. but this is what england will be up against when it comes to le crunch on friday. france took an early lead against australia and never lost it. the wheelaroos made a game of it, but the world champions showed their class. jeremy bourson racked up five tries — england will be hoping to put him under a bit more pressure in the final. snooker�*s world number two neil robertson has been knocked out in the first

round of the uk championship by qualifierjoe perry. robertson lost the first four frames to perry, and having got two back, missed this black in the 8th. it handed the table back to perry, who made the australian pay, clearing the table and putting away the pink to knock the three time winner out. ifi if i thought 100% every match we played, we cannot win all the time. i tried my best and i think i did pretty well in a couple of friends back, tried to give it everything and who knows with a few days off and who knows with a few days off and you have time to recover. but he played really well on the ball and i had to be my absolute best to win today. jimmy white's first appearance in the final stages of the uk snooker champoinoship for over a decade has ended. the 60—year—old former champion qualified into the main draw after beating two players in york,

but he lost in the first round to ryan day by 6 frames to 2. the first ever nfl game to be played in germany saw tom brady's tampa bay buccaneers beat the seattle seahawks 21-16. brady is usually the one who throws passes to his wide receivers but found himself on the other end here trying to complete a catch, but failing miserably, slipping as the seattle seahawks defender made the interception. brady has 65 career receiving yards but i doubt we'll see the 45 year old going for a catch like this again, normality was resumed with brady back under centre later on as he threw this touchdown to chris godwin, which proved to be enough for the bucs to win in munich. where britain's george russell is leading with less than half the race to go. that's all from sportsday. thanks for watching. goodbye for now.

hello. we saw some spectacular sunshine to the west of the uk on sunday, and some rather remarkable temperatures across western wales. 21 degrees celsius was the high recorded in porthmadog. but take a look at the outlook for the week ahead here and you'll see we're set to come back down to average values for our temperatures, and things are going to turn rather wet and windy too, so some big changes to come. the warm air across the uk has been feeding up from the south — a long way south, in fact, in the atlantic. that's why it's been so mild, if not warm. but on into the new week, we start to pull our

airstream in from the west. as atlantic lows come rolling across us, it gets wet again, it gets windy again, and our temperatures by day will come to sit at around the 10 to 12—degree mark, and by the end of the week we're looking at some chillier nights. monday morning could be somewhat chilly to the far east, across east anglia. mist and low cloud could hold the temperatures back through the day across central and eastern parts of england. in the west, a weather front stalls across western scotland, wales and the south—west of england. pretty wet here for some during daytime hours. you can see the temperatures already down on the values of the weekend. this weather front pushes eastward but tends to die a death overnight monday. this low picks up the business for tuesday, and this front coming

in will drop some very intense rain to areas in its path. unlike monday's weather front, though, it shifts on at quite a pace, so after a wet start in the west, it looks brighter for the afternoon. there will be some showers around, though, and quite squally winds. perhaps the north—east of scotland not seeing the rain until after dark. temperatures certainly much closer to average values. now midweek, perhaps the biggest question marks in the detail of our forecast. we're pretty confident low pressure will be running the show. there's going to be some wet and windy weather around, but the detail as to exactly where the wettest and windiest conditions will take until closer to the time to really pin down. at the moment, wednesday looks like it will be particularly wet to the south of the uk, then the heavier rain will track north—eastwards after dark. there are the temperatures, 10 to 13 degrees. the winds possibly quite a significant issue wednesday evening across england and wales, particularly down across the south coast, and then into the early hours of thursday for the north—east of england and the

north—east of scotland. there's even the potential for us to see storm—force winds affecting the northern isles into the early hours of thursday. this weather front rolls through, though, and is almost out of the way by dawn, so thursday will bring some sunny spells to many areas, but it will also bring some quite hefty showers feeding in on the westerly wind, and those showers will run a good way eastwards. and through the course of the week, all of that rain does add up, and i think for some areas, if you look towards the west, we could be talking about close to 100mm, four inches of rain — south wales, the north—west of england, the south—west of scotland. but rain for all in terms of our outlook. end of the week with the front away to the east, i think a tiny little bit of ridging of high pressure there for friday will calm things down for many. still pretty showery for northern ireland and western scotland. could be quite cool to start off with on friday, could be some mist and fog around, but i think come the afternoon, sunshine, particularly for england and wales, highs of 10 or 11. but with clear skies, light winds, and moving into a cooler air mass, looks like we could see quite a widespread frost first thing saturday morning. first widespread one when we've seen in a while now. so that's our outlook for the week

ahead — turning colder, but also pretty unsettled.

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