but it will be mild for for many but it will be mild for most, between eight and 11 celsius and something a bit cooler hanging on into the far north—east of scotland. tomorrow the low pressure is firmly in charge and we have several weather fronts moving their way across the country, each of them bringing zones of rain. so, there will be a lot of cloud around and you might see one or two brighter spells but predominantly quite a wet day with areas of heavy rain extending up from the south—west and potentially some heavy rain to end the day, targeting southern wales and southern areas of england as well. very unsettled, quite windy but pretty mild and temperatures up to 15 or 16 celsius. those brisk south—westerly winds continue through wednesday night blowing the weather fronts clear of the uk and weather fronts clear of the uk and we are looking at something brighter for a time on thursday. it is a day of sunshine and showers. showers through the afternoon will turn heavy with thunder and probably the greatest chance of seeing thunderstorms is this line of showers extending from south—west

england towards past of east anglia. still very mild and temperatures could reach 16 or 17 celsius which could reach 16 or 17 celsius which could make it one of the warmest days we have seen so far this year. the unsettled weather continues on friday and the rain particularly heavy across england and wales but even into the weekend as we leave marks behind and start april, more rain on the way. —— leave march behind. thanks, chris. and that's bbc news at six on tuesday the 28th of march —— you can keep up with all the latest developments on bbc website. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm olly foster. after a strong start to euro qualifying, we'll get the latest from scotland and wales ahead of their matches this evening. beth mead lit up the euros with the

lionesses last year but will she be fit for the world cup? hf but will she be fit for the world cu - ? . but will she be fit for the world cu . ? ., ., . but will she be fit for the world cu? . , but will she be fit for the world cu? . , cup? if a miracle happens and she noes so cup? if a miracle happens and she goes so fast _ cup? if a miracle happens and she goes so fast we — cup? if a miracle happens and she goes so fast we will _ cup? if a miracle happens and she goes so fast we will reconsider - goes so fast we will reconsider it. but at this moment, i don't think so. and the ioc have led _ moment, i don't think so. and the ioc have led a _ moment, i don't think so. and the ioc have led a pathway _ moment, i don't think so. and the ioc have led a pathway to - moment, i don't think so. and the ioc have led a pathway to paris i moment, i don't think so. and the | ioc have led a pathway to paris for russian and belarusian athletes but they delayed their final decision about limited inclusion. good evening. wales and scotland will be looking to maintain their unbeaten start to european qualifying this evening. let's start in glasgow where on saturday the scots opened their campaign with a 3—nil win over cyprus, this evening will be much tougher. spain are the visitors, we'll get the latest from hampden in a moment but first here's the scotland coach.

sometimes the scotland coach. when you play against a teams sometimes when you play against a teams you can have spells but as long as we show were organised and willing to engage at the right time and also willing to attack at the right time, it's important that you have a positive mindset in these games. and you know you might not have the ball as often as you want but when you have the ball you have to show the opposition that you can hold it for them if you could do that it hold it for them if you could do thatitis hold it for them if you could do that it is easier. hold it for them if you could do that it is easier. you can listen to commentary of tonight's game on 5live, conor mcnamara is at hampden park. big game at hampden tonight. we report to my post here on saturday, scotland after 3—0 win. report to my post here on saturday, scotland after 3-0 win.— scotland after 3-0 win. scotland feel aood scotland after 3-0 win. scotland feel good going _ scotland after 3-0 win. scotland feel good going into _ scotland after 3-0 win. scotland feel good going into this? - scotland after 3-0 win. scotland feel good going into this? yeah | scotland after 3-0 win. scotland . feel good going into this? yeah 3-0 feel good going into this? yeah 3—0 win, it was a great performance. very good for scotland. with that win with that level of intensity. i'm not certain is not an affair for

the worldwatch this in the world cup. inaudible. weah have to do our very best. the cup. inaudible. weah have to do our ve best. ., , cup. inaudible. weah have to do our ve best. . , ,, u, very best. the last time spain came here to glasgow. — very best. the last time spain came here to glasgow, called _ very best. the last time spain came here to glasgow, called by - very best. the last time spain came here to glasgow, called by his - very best. the last time spain came here to glasgow, called by his firstl here to glasgow, called by his first year at back then they would undisputed team in the world for the they were the years and 2008, the world cup in 2010 and about to win the years in 2012. this is different, it's a younger spain. yes there is enthusiasm and talent but not quite as formidable as the previous generation. yet not quite as formidable as the previous generation. yet they've got a ureat previous generation. yet they've got a great team- _ previous generation. yet they've got a great team. that's _ previous generation. yet they've got a great team. that's --. _ previous generation. yet they've got i a great team. that's --. inaudible. a great team. that's ——. inaudible. the will be brilliant. gotta be absolutely brilliant at the top of that they tend to move the ball very

well. it is long as they keep himself up and players as well. if they kick the ball. that's will be fine. scott lynch should give working chances. wanted to chances when they get. expectations are low, you can almost relax a little bit. scotland never again have one of those factors, an absolute stinker. just open is not to be... . those factors, an absolute stinker. just open is not to be. . ._ just open is not to be... . looking for a big atmosphere _ just open is not to be... . looking for a big atmosphere and - just open is not to be... . looking i for a big atmosphere and hampden. commentary on radios five line. —— five live. —— five live. wales drew their first game m, an injury time equaliser in croatia saw them come away with a very unexpected point, it's a 7.45 kick—off at the cardiff city stadium, tomos dafyd is there. wales are hoping to reach another

major tournament. the third successive european championship and qualification is going well so far. they've managed to rescue a point in croatia at the weekend. the eagle as it came at the 93rd minute, their first shot on target... doing a player say that will count for nothing if they don't get maximum points against the weaker side tonight. lucky arranged 133rd in the world, 100 places more than 100 places below wales was just seven teams are ranked below latvia. san marino, liechtenstein and gibraltar, hardly football powerhouses with them it will be a special night for them it will be a special night for the captain in the second spell is skipper, aaron ramsey is spoken of his pride in leading the team out in front of friends and family at a sold—out cart of cities stadium. leading the team out with him will be his seven—year—old son, he's called sally and is spoken about that special moment. it’s

called sally and is spoken about that special moment.— called sally and is spoken about that special moment. it's good to be really excited. _ that special moment. it's good to be really excited, sunny _ that special moment. it's good to be really excited, sunny has _ that special moment. it's good to be really excited, sunny has been. - that special moment. it's good to be really excited, sunny has been. he l really excited, sunny has been. he was captain for his local team as well as up that made it a little bit more special. he will be coming out with me. that's good to be a really proud moment for me to do that in front of my family and my friends. i told him, a special stadium in front of ourfans is going to be incredible. of our fans is going to be incredible.— of our fans is going to be incredible. �* , , ., incredible. there's never been a better reason _ incredible. there's never been a better reason to _ incredible. there's never been a better reason to turn _ incredible. there's never been a better reason to turn up - incredible. there's never been a better reason to turn up early i better reason to turn up early during the early here before kick off some familiar faces who retired recently will make an appearance on the pairs for that among them gareth bail. wales is record goalscorer. the man psyched about —— gareth fail. you will address the crowd directly, chance for them to show their appreciation after delivering career. without garrett the team is in transition but wales and expect a victory here tonight, indeed a win is needed if they are to

realistically finish in the top to and qualify for euro 202a. you will find commentary of that wales game on the bbc sport website. the premier league's chief executive richard masters was quizzed by mp's on a number of football matters today, including the ownership of newcastle united. he also rejected the assertion that his organisation had failed to engage with the proposals to create a new independant regulatorfor the game. tracey crouch, also appeared before the select committee. she chaired the fan—led review which initially recommended a regulator, and she was asked whether the premier league had tried to stall or slow the process down. i'v e i've heard from many people and it's all antidotal that the premier league approach to this report is to kick it into the long grass. hesse kick it into the long grass. have ou kick it into the long grass. have you picked _ kick it into the long grass. have you picked uo — kick it into the long grass. have you picked up on _ kick it into the long grass. have you picked up on it _ kick it into the long grass. have you picked up on it anywhere? yeah, ifeel— you picked up on it anywhere? yeah, i feel that _ you picked up on it anywhere? yeah, i feel that that is one of the tactics _ i feel that that is one of the tactics that is being deployed. and certainly— tactics that is being deployed. and certainly in briefings of

colleagues, which obviously gets back to _ colleagues, which obviously gets back to myself and others, it has been _ back to myself and others, it has been a _ back to myself and others, it has been a whole series of hurdles that people _ been a whole series of hurdles that people are — been a whole series of hurdles that people are having to constantlyjump oven _ she has exception that the premier league would prefer this not to be happening. league would prefer this not to be ha eninu. ~ league would prefer this not to be haueninu. ~ ., ~' league would prefer this not to be ha--enin~.~ «a �*, happening. where do you think she's not the happening. where do you think she's got the perception _ happening. where do you think she's got the perception from? _ happening. where do you think she's got the perception from? she - happening. where do you think she's got the perception from? she has . happening. where do you think she's| got the perception from? she has her own lived experience _ got the perception from? she has her own lived experience of _ got the perception from? she has her own lived experience of it. _ got the perception from? she has her own lived experience of it. her- own lived experience of it. her lived experience _ own lived experience of it. her lived experience was waiting for you for weeks _ lived experience was waiting for you for weeks to— lived experience was waiting for you for weeks to come _ lived experience was waiting for you for weeks to come back _ lived experience was waiting for you for weeks to come back on - lived experience was waiting for you for weeks to come back on things, i for weeks to come back on things, you weren't — for weeks to come back on things, you weren't responding. _ for weeks to come back on things, you weren't responding. [- for weeks to come back on things, you weren't responding.— you weren't responding. i don't recognise _ you weren't responding. i don't recognise that _ you weren't responding. i don't recognise that at _ you weren't responding. i don't recognise that at all. _ you weren't responding. i don't recognise that at all. we - you weren't responding. i don't - recognise that at all. we responded to every part of the family review. i don't recognise the kick it into the long grass narrative. all i can say is, we scheduled additional meetings in the summer to progress all of our proposals to address the issues with that if we're trying to kick it into the long grass we wouldn't have done that. staying with this, our sports editor

dan roanjoined me earlier to talk abour master's appearance before the committee. it's fascinating because for the first time we got a sense of the frustration that they former sports minister tracey crouch felt toward some of the what premier league is tactics, as she put it towards the process. we've always known that many of the premier league clubs were in principle against that idea. but for the first time today you got that sense of what she believes were delay tactics, effectively attempts by some of the premier league clubs to frustrate those plans. she agreed with the suggestion that it was an attempt to kick it into the long grass. as you also heard, richard master, the premier league was adamant that wasn't the case was that what was interesting is that the very end of the session the chair suggested that he'd received messages that that had indeed been discussed, this approach during meeting and he asked the premier league chief richard master is to go away and make sure that wasn't in any of the meetings, minutes from

that meeting. any of the meetings, minutes from that meeting-— any of the meetings, minutes from that meeting. wanting their football re . ulator that meeting. wanting their football regulator will _ that meeting. wanting their football regulator will look _ that meeting. wanting their football regulator will look at _ that meeting. wanting their football regulator will look at when - that meeting. wanting their football regulator will look at when it's - regulator will look at when it's brought in is ownership of clubs. he was pushed on the ownership of newcastle united pretty strongly today. he newcastle united pretty strongly toda . ., , newcastle united pretty strongly toda . . , . ., newcastle united pretty strongly toda . . . newcastle united pretty strongly toda. . . ., today. he was. what he said was that he couldn't comment, _ today. he was. what he said was that he couldn't comment, he _ today. he was. what he said was that he couldn't comment, he wouldn't . today. he was. what he said was that he couldn't comment, he wouldn't be j he couldn't comment, he wouldn't be able to confirm whether or not the premier league are investigating or not. the ownership of newcastle united or indeed the re—examined the approval they gave for that saudi takeover back in late 2021. the reason why it's back on the agenda, it's a obligated story but in effect has been a court case in the us between live golf series and pis, which also owns you counsel united and the pga tour. the saudi said they should not be obliged to release documents —— liv. because pif is part of the saudi state in effect in the pif governor who is

also the newcastle chairman is effectively a minister of the state. there is some believe jars, contradicts the assurances that legally bind the department lead received back in 2021 that there would not be state control of newcastle united. it was on the basis that they approved that takeover. if that now is in doubt, there's been some suggestion that some of the club are saying you need to relook at that and perhaps reconsider whether or not the deal should have been allowed. fiur reconsider whether or not the deal should have been allowed. our sports ednon 0ur sports editor. beth mead looks set to miss the women's world cup this summer, the england head coach sarina wiegman certainly isn't counting on her star forward to be fit in time after a serious knee injury. wiegman has named her squad for next month's friendlies against brazil and australia, our reporterjane dougall was at st george's park. this will be the last squad selection for serena ligament before work out. she's made a couple of interesting decisions. despite being

interesting decisions. despite being in form for todd but the goal difference katie has not been selected for the bethany england, who scored five times and lasix appearances for tottenham has not been called up either. and ebony sam, lottie wright and emily ramsey have all been dropped from the 25 players god. now beekman was asked about the golden boot winner at the euros, beth mead who is still recovering from her surgery on her acl. dickman said in terms of the world cup the door wasn't completely shut on e. she world cup the door wasn't completely shut on e. ,, , world cup the door wasn't completely shut on e. . , ., world cup the door wasn't completely shuton e. ,, , ., , �*, shut on e. she is doing well, she's doinu shut on e. she is doing well, she's doing good- _ shut on e. she is doing well, she's doing good- at _ shut on e. she is doing well, she's doing good. at the _ shut on e. she is doing well, she's doing good. at the world - shut on e. she is doing well, she's doing good. at the world cup - doing good. at the world cup is actually too early for that what we set dial, she is not under plans now. this really take the time to get beth well. but if a miracle happens and she goes so fast, we will reconsider it. but at this moment, i don't it.-

will reconsider it. but at this moment, i don't it. perhaps with a three iniury _ moment, i don't it. perhaps with a three injury in _ moment, i don't it. perhaps with a three injury in mind _ moment, i don't it. perhaps with a three injury in mind rachel- moment, i don't it. perhaps with a three injury in mind rachel daly i moment, i don't it. perhaps with a three injury in mind rachel daly of| three injury in mind rachel daly of aston villa has been listed as a striker. she normally plays a defence for england the last month scored twice against italy in the arnold clark cop. there have been call ups for morgan and parker who is back from injury and she has yet to earn her ist. perhaps the most interesting call up is goalkeeper hannah hunt. she has a bit on the england squad since before the euros and there were reports that she had been dropped because of a poor attitude. she has included her in her squad and she explained why. figs her squad and she explained why. is i said, she's need to sort out personal issues, she's done that. she has shown great performances, she is shown consistency. and done that a club ist. so i thought this is the moment to bring her end. she has also had surgery for ongoing

medical issues in november. she said it was going to be very valuable for the european appearance to play with teams outside of europe like brazil and australia. the first batch will be at wembley where they lifted the trophy in the summer. great memories for england they are. they will be playing against brazil and later on in april they will play against australia. the lionesses captain leah williamson is number one on this year's bbc woman's hour power list — which recognises 30 women in the uk who have made a "significant impact in the sporting world." the list comes from audience suggestions — which judges then consider — before naming their top 30. as women we use as women we use been as women we use been living in the shadows, maybe. where we know we have the ability to step up. so i think when we do recognise women like this, when there is recognition i think it's great because it shows

that next person, if you can't see it you can't be it. something i really love as a saying. i think that whole concept of shine a light on those that are already doing it so that those below are aspiring to be in those positions can believe that there is a place for them in that there is a place for them in that world, so so to speak. police scotland are investigating after the rangers assistant manager, craig mcpherson appeared to headbutt celtic boss fran alonso following the i—all draw last night in the scottish women's super league. 0ur correspondent chris mclaughlin is following this in glasgow. yes, there is really an important league match between rangers and celtic last night, celtic equalising to make it 1—1 with literally the last kick of the ball. as the players were leaving the page and those in the technical area started to shake hands, one of the rangers coaches craig mcpherson approached

the celtic head coach from behind and appeared to headbutt him. that sparked anger in the technical area. fran alonso was asked about the incident after the game, he said he didn't want to take things any further. but the police have confirmed they are investigating and at the moment inquiries are at an early stage. celtic relates a statement today. they said... they went on to say... no word from rangers as yet. we have asked them for comment, no word eitherfrom the as wpl, the women's league here in scotland. but we do understand that they sfp will investigate the matter when they see the match delegates report. let's have a quick look at some

of the headlines today. the seven times champion stephen hendry will face james cahill in the first round of qualifying for next months world snooker championship. the 12 times women's champion reanne evans will face another former crucible winner — ken doherty. the england captain ben stokes has had a cortisone injection in his knee before heading to the indian premier league that starts on friday. chennai super kings say the all—rounder will start the competition as a specialist batter. the manchester reno will host in the davis cup finals but a great partner in tomorrow's draw for that after beating columbia last the knockout stage will be in be in spain in november. we're still no closer to knowing whether or not russian and belarusian athletes will be allowed to compete at next year's 0lympics. ukraine has threatened to boycott the paris games if athletes from those nations are allowed to compete following the invasion

of their country a year ago. the ioc executive board met today, and have delayed and though the president thomas back would like to see. sports organisations must have the sole responsibility to decide which athletes can take part in international competitions. based on their sporting merits and not on political grounds or because of their passports. 0ur sports news correspodent alex capstick is here. good evening. thomas bach has always had this very idealogical appraoch to this from the sport, sport can bring people together , let everybody to participate. is he kicking this contentious issue down the road a bit? it he kicking this contentious issue down the road a bit?— he kicking this contentious issue down the road a bit? it didn't come that much of— down the road a bit? it didn't come that much of a _ down the road a bit? it didn't come that much of a surprise _ down the road a bit? it didn't come that much of a surprise because . down the road a bit? it didn't come| that much of a surprise because the ioc has said since they talked about

reintroducing belarusian russian athletes they've always said that they want us to talk about the paris of the pictures won't talk about paris. they want to see how things progress over the next weeks and months and will make a decision, in his words, at the appropriate time. he has pushed on this and he is accused of pushing things down the road. he refused to give a specific date as to when they might be able to make a decision. in the meantime, he has made these recommendations for belarusian and russian athletes who are allowed to compete in certain sports. anyone involved in the military, and the war eitherfor russian military a belarusian military won't be allowed to compete. individuals competing as neutrals so it one colour cake, playing close, maybe white or whatever. and they will not be allowed to make any statement, any political statements at all otherwise it won't be allowed to compete. no colours, no anthems, no flags, supporters carrying flags won't be allowed inside venues was

no team sports. just won't be allowed inside venues was no team sports-— no team sports. just individuals. it's not just _ no team sports. just individuals. it's notjust ukraine, _ no team sports. just individuals. it's notjust ukraine, many - no team sports. just individuals. it's notjust ukraine, many other groups and nations are strongly opposed to any rational belarusian participation put up any reaction at all? ., , participation put up any reaction at all? . , . , participation put up any reaction at all? . , ., , _ all? there was a letter signed by around 300 _ all? there was a letter signed by around 300 current _ all? there was a letter signed by around 300 current and - all? there was a letter signed by around 300 current and former l around 300 current and former fencers that were sent today. they're annoyed at their own federation say it will allow rational belarusian to compete in competition. they call that an absolute catastrophe and they want to overturn the decision. he said very clearly it's up to the federation as it is to world athletics to ban belarusians and russians. there have been boycotts but the reach sent women's boxing championships by around a dozen countries because of the russian and belarusian involvement. i group of german elite athletes, david called on the ioc to issue a complete ban

on the ioc to issue a complete ban on russia and belarusian athletes. ukraine said at the start of his that they would consider a boycott. they might get support from one or two other athletes, depending on what happens when the ioc eventually make a decision on the paris 0lympics. forthat make a decision on the paris 0lympics. for that were not there yet, we will have to wait for that decision whenever it happens to come. ., ~' decision whenever it happens to come. . ~ i. it's make or break forjoshua after back to back defeats of the last 18 months. he fights the american jermaine franklin fights the americanjermaine franklin in london this weekend. after that is targeted at title fight against tyson fear he felt appeasement speaking to the bbc�*s about ambitions and preparations for saturday's five. if you can beat someone that's very good, you have to have everything in order, everything. physically, mentally, training camp, everything, has to be in order. there are times

when it's now end times in training... everything. training cams are difficult, everything perfect is difficult. i cams are difficult, everything perfect is difficult.— cams are difficult, everything perfect is difficult. i am pleased as i expect _ perfect is difficult. i am pleased as i expect that's _ perfect is difficult. i am pleased as i expect that's a _ perfect is difficult. i am pleased as i expect that's a straight - perfect is difficult. i am pleased i as i expect that's a straight honest answer. �* ., as i expect that's a straight honest answer. �* . ., answer. but i learned and i improve in my training _ answer. but i learned and i improve in my training camps. _ answer. but i learned and i improve in my training camps. are _ answer. but i learned and i improve in my training camps. are all- answer. but i learned and i improve in my training camps. are all of- in my training camps. are all of these things lined up now? yes, just me. i'm the final piece of the puzzle, right? me. i'm the final piece of the puzzle. right?— me. i'm the final piece of the puzzle, right? franklin has been trainin: in puzzle, right? franklin has been training in florida. _ puzzle, right? franklin has been training in florida. he's - puzzle, right? franklin has been training in florida. he's coming | puzzle, right? franklin has been. training in florida. he's coming in £20 lighter. he focus, he's a good pro anyway. assuming you get through this fight against franklin, would you be open to another three months of negotiation for a fight with fury? of negotiation for a fight with fu ? �* , ., , ., , of negotiation for a fight with fu ? �*, ., of negotiation for a fight with fu? �*, ., fury? it's what boxing needs so yes i would be- — fury? it's what boxing needs so yes i would be. it's— fury? it's what boxing needs so yes i would be. it's what _ fury? it's what boxing needs so yes i would be. it's what boxing - fury? it's what boxing needs so yes i would be. it's what boxing needs, j i would be. it's what boxing needs, 100% i'll be open to it. i think there's no better time, even if franklin kicks my... there's no better time to get fury in the ring

now. he needs me to redeem himself from this circus, this letdown, he needs to be so there's no better time for him to call my name out for the armed someone that will take on any challenge. this is what we're in, i've got to give the fans what they want. yes, i would be all for it 100% for that no matter what. it's a fight that everyone wants. women's rugby league received a big boost when the world cup took place in england last year. the new superleague season starts on april the ninth and crowds could be bigger than ever. the first game will take place at headingley, from where patrick gearey reports. just over four as just overfour as a just over four as a final of the rugby league world cup. for those in the winning scammed their hope in the winning scammed their hope in the energy that was generated turning that tournament can still be harnessed today was the launch of the new women super league season. it will start on easter sunday with a match between leeds rhinos and york valkyrie, a rematch of lassies

as grand vital. had a budget told me the world cup it created a great opportunity for the sport. seeing a massive in screeds _ opportunity for the sport. seeing a massive in screeds because - opportunity for the sport. seeing a massive in screeds because the . opportunity for the sport. seeing a i massive in screeds because the world cup is suggesting all the explosion on social media platforms and the news. i think some of the world cup games were really impressive. we need to keep building.— games were really impressive. we need to keep building. leads do pay their players — need to keep building. leads do pay their players as _ need to keep building. leads do pay their players as bases _ need to keep building. leads do pay their players as bases into _ need to keep building. leads do pay their players as bases into their - their players as bases into their opponents york their captains is thatis opponents york their captains is that is important to key players involved. ., �* ~' that is important to key players involved. ., �* ~ ., ., involved. you're thinking of travel expenses. — involved. you're thinking of travel expenses. feel — involved. you're thinking of travel expenses, feel proud, _ involved. you're thinking of travel expenses, feel proud, people - involved. you're thinking of travel| expenses, feel proud, people with childcare obviously you've got to pay for all those things that go unnoticed. they need paying for. to help this little incentive here, it's great for the girls to get this little payment. it's great for the girls to get this little payment-— it's great for the girls to get this little -a ment. . ,, ., _ little payment. that issue of paying -la ers as little payment. that issue of paying players as big _ little payment. that issue of paying players as big one _ little payment. that issue of paying players as big one in _ little payment. that issue of paying players as big one in women's - little payment. that issue of paying i players as big one in women's rugby. at the end of that world cup, winning the lost a semi final new zealand there it then coach craig richards gave an emotional press conferences when he talked about the

differences in closing the gap with the southern hemisphere side that can play full—time job the southern hemisphere side that can play full—timejob is the southern hemisphere side that can play full—time job is stewart barrow, he thinks the difference can be overcome. i barrow, he thinks the difference can be overcome-— be overcome. i want to not want to be overcome. i want to not want to be in the position _ be overcome. i want to not want to be in the position if— be overcome. i want to not want to be in the position if i _ be overcome. i want to not want to be in the position if i didn't - be in the position if i didn't think i could do it. there are challenges, the southern hemisphere are all full—time. that does bring about some advantages and full—time training. buti some advantages and full—time training. but i think the gap isn't as big as we thought it was pretty world cup. 0ur challenge is to work out, make that women super league as competitive as possible, which will have a big outcome of the national side. a, , ., ., . ., , side. months after home world cup are crucially — side. months after home world cup are crucially important _ side. months after home world cup are crucially important for - side. months after home world cup are crucially important for any - are crucially important for any sport. to take those people whose interest was piqued and keep them involved. the women super league is still a new competition but this might be its biggest season yet. and finally, since hollywood actors ryan reynolds and rob mcelhenney became owners at non—league wrexham, fans have been used to having the cameras around. but after announcing they'd be facing manchester united

in a friendly in the summer — they managed to convince a manchester united legend to show off his acting skills too — have a look at this. hello. hello, sir alex, hello. hello, siralex, it's an honour— hello. hello, siralex, it's an honourto— hello. hello, siralex, it's an honour to be speaking with you today, — honour to be speaking with you today, sir. _ honour to be speaking with you today. sir-— honour to be speaking with you toda , sir. ., ,, ~ �* today, sir. yeah, sir alex, we're truly grateful — today, sir. yeah, sir alex, we're truly grateful that _ today, sir. yeah, sir alex, we're truly grateful that you _ today, sir. yeah, sir alex, we're truly grateful that you agree - today, sir. yeah, sir alex, we're truly grateful that you agree to i truly grateful that you agree to help announce the match between wraxham and manchester united. yeah. we would love — wraxham and manchester united. yeah. we would love to _ wraxham and manchester united. yeah. we would love to talk _ wraxham and manchester united. yeah. we would love to talk more _ wraxham and manchester united. yeah. we would love to talk more about the big match happening in san diego on 25th. ., , ., , big match happening in san diego on 25th. .,, ., ., ., big match happening in san diego on 25th. ., ., ., , 25th. rob has a hair appointment in beverly hills. he _ 25th. rob has a hair appointment in beverly hills. he has— 25th. rob has a hair appointment in beverly hills. he has to _ 25th. rob has a hair appointment in beverly hills. he has to get - 25th. rob has a hair appointment in beverly hills. he has to get to - 25th. rob has a hair appointment in beverly hills. he has to get to it - beverly hills. he has to get to it right— beverly hills. he has to get to it right now — beverly hills. he has to get to it right now. so the schedule is inflexible for that. thank you, sir, we appreciate you. five.— inflexible for that. thank you, sir, we appreciate you. five. wait, what is that? ip nx- _ we appreciate you. five. wait, what is that? w nx. how _ we appreciate you. five. wait, what is that? ip nx. how did _ we appreciate you. five. wait, what is that? ip nx. how did the - we appreciate you. five. wait, what is that? ip nx. how did the car - we appreciate you. five. wait, what is that? ip nx. how did the car do | is that? ip nx. how did the car do not carl please — is that? ip nx. how did the car do not carl please not _ is that? ip nx. how did the car do not carl please not call _ is that? ip nx. how did the car do not carl please not call go? - is that? ip nx. how did the car do not carl please not call go? didn'tj not carl please not call go? didn't hear a thing- _ not carl please not call go? didn't hear a thing. brilliant _ not carl please not call go? didn't hear a thing. brilliant cameo - from sir alex. those euro qualifiers

in latvia and scotland are facing spain for got some team news from hamden. scotland beating cyprus 3—0 on saturday. the substitute of manchester united coming off the bench and scoring twice late on. he's been rewarded with a start against the spanish. so to lyndon dykes who came off the bench and impress as well. you can go to the bbc website for all the team news from there. and glasgow commentary on five live in the bbc support website and the rest of the sport state team that's all for now.

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