hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm gavin ramjaun... manchester city pull further clear at the top — on a coronation towards retaining their premier league crown... they're off the mark — chelsea get their first victory under lampard — with a win over bournemouth... and the giro d'ltalia is under way, there was no time for the riders to enjoy the views on the opening stage though, it was just head down and go for it. a frenzy ahead of a

huge fight in mexico asjohn ryder hopes for a massive upset in canelo�*s back yard. and great britain reach the final of the the european wheelchair rugby championships with victory over germany in cardiff. hello there — and welcome along to programme on a day where football has been marking the coronation of king charles iii... premier league clubs have been playing the national anthem, god save the king, ahead of matches this weekend. plenty of messages inside the grounds with players singing the national anthem at all of the kick—offs. the club confirmed they

would play god save the king to respect the coronation despite admitting men supporters of held strong views on the issue. the crowd were heard booing and trying out the anthem there. on the field most allah struck the only goal of the match in the first talked about liverpool than a fourth although manchester united and newcastle above them have two games in hand. gundogan got both of the goals in the first half as sam allardyce make changes to his lead side for his first game in charge. but to no avail. leeds is stilljust above the relegation zone on goal difference only. as patrick gearey reports. so begins big sam biggest challenge. four games to save leeds united starting unnervingly with manchester city. gundogan and set the tone in no

slack in the light in a title race. that was his g up and here was his tee up. gundogan 1—0, how do you stop that. similar position in different corner. same result. 2—0 an hour left. the ball arrrived at haaland the score of 35 goals somehow not 36. surely no matter especially when city won a late penalty. normally haaland tickets at here on a hat trick was captain, gundogan. and that was what the manager thought of the change in plan. so imagine his mood a few seconds later when and in bold and leads found rodrigo out of nowhere a contest. a moment of chaos in an almost choreographed game. ultimately leeds are going to need more than moments. closer than it might

have been at there and manchester city boss pep guardiola was not allowed him to take the penalty. football is i think whatever is done is done. it is the premier league and they said goodbye and go home and they said goodbye and go home and after is over. i was slightly fearful but thankfully we sorted in the dressing room and were playing with too much for your get on the front foot and — challenge manchester city. and give us an opportunity to get back in the game with a fantastic finish. when you see man city running the clock down for in their own corner in the penalty area you may have a chance. so we had a chance for it's the very end but it did not quite happen. chelsea finally got a win today — without a victory in their last 7 in the league after beating bournemouth today at the vitality.

two late goals, from benoit badiashile and joao felix gave the blues a 3—1 win... frank lampard's first since as interim manager. relegation remains a possibility for bournemouth with three games left, while chelsea are now 11th in the table. we have come off the back of a tough run, it has been a tough year, there's lot of work to do. in the performance and result in isolation i thought we were really good. we deserved to win the game. it is a nice step forward for the group, for the lads to work hard to come to the place that has been tough for many things this year. i'm very happy. it did not feel like we deserved to lose, really. i thought there was an even contest that obviously could have gone either way. there are world—class players on the pitch so that there is the chance that when they get there, big chance that they will take it. just disappointed because we have been a lot more clinical recently in front of the goal it's a chases really well and today we missed a couple and term of the wide free kick goal is disappointing and an error

from us them the chance and unfortunately we don't get away with it. they punished us twice for a couple of errors. tottenham ended their li—match winless run — with victory over crystal palace and another landmark for harry kane today. he came the outright second—highest goal—scorer in premier league history. kane's goal in first half stoppage time was enough for spurs to win 1—0 and reach 209 goals in the competition — surpassing former manchester united and everton striker wayne rooney. harry isjust harry, it is just a clinical finish. his overall play was outstanding. he is a team player. so all of his individual plays he gets are outstanding and well—deserved but ultimately i seek team player that is working hard for the team to get points and that is very good thing to see. i thought that our performance throughout was very satisfying. but we controlled the game extremely well for large periods. i thought some of our attacking play was very interesting. they defended the box well. but if we look at our performance over the 90 odd minutes, on another day we certainly would have come away with something.

wolves pulled further clear of any relegation scrap — with a hard—fought 1—0 victory over aston villa... centre back toti with the only goal of the game inside the first 10 minutes. wolves now 10 points clear of the drop zone. villa piled the pressure late on — but the loss dents their chances of making into europe their manager hasn't given up hope though. we are still keeping chances for a better position, of course after this defeat we are three points behind tottenham but we will play next week at home and i think we have to support. we will try again to be or to keep the option to be in the european position and we have the chances. we arrived here five months ago and we had matches in the bottom and for the next team was in four points. we have a very bad situation.

i want to highlight the work, the club, the staff, the owner and above all the players. so let's take a look at how it stands at the top of the premier league table manchester city extend their lead at the top, now 4 points clear of arsenal — who play newcastle tomorrow. tottenham are back up to 6th, with aston villa dropping down following their loss today. and it's really tight at the bottom — there's a crunch game between nottingham forest and southampton on monday. everton and leicester also have matches on monday too... bournemouth still not completely out of trouble — and west ham have a huge match against manchester united tomorrow. so lots to play for. dundee are celebrating promotion back to the big time of the scottish premiership — after an 8 goal thriller which saw them edge queens park to seal promotion last night.

second—half strikes from lyall cameron and luke mccowan proved the difference, in a 5—3 win over queens park — to see dundee top the scottish championship... queens park now go to a playoff round.... but dundee back in the top flight, after their relegation last season. involving sides towards the bottom. ross county's win over livingston means they're just a point off the bottom — after losses for kilmarnock and dundee united. hibernian also took a step close to qualifying for europe as they got the better of challengers st mirren. into the english football league now... it's the last day of the season on sunday for league one and on monday, the final standings in the championship and league 2 will be decided — although in the championship, the relegation battle is over. after huddersfield completed their revival under manager neil warnock on thursday night. joe lynskey reports.

neil warnock is 7a but it is a feeling that never gets old. he's kept huddersfield in the championship and when he came in they were bottom. with an extra special strike! spending three months at the town that goes back to retirement. reading instead go down to the third tier and the championships bottom three is settled. but the race for the top six is not over. coventry are one of five teams who on monday, could secure one of the last playoff places. on the weekend of a coronation there are several permutations but for the sku blues to be here is remarkable enough. in 2017 they brought in mark robbins. he is now lead them from league two to the brink of the top flight. you stick together and work together and the support that we have, you can achieve anything. and the fact that the supporters have behind us and every step of this period that i have been in charge is a testament to everyone. i think it is an incredible story.

this is derby county's first year in week one since 1986 but has not been easy. plymouth and ipswich have gone up automatically and derby need to win on the last dayjust to get in the playoffs. there's no point testifies in about now you just have to go in it fully focused it on what we are trying to do and play our best and _ give yourself a chance. at the foot of league one, 3 of four teams willjoin for screen in the fourth year. they have 13 a row just to stay in touch. but at the top of the league to it is a long wait from northampton. this time last year where they were not on the last day and thought that would seal promotion until bristol rovers one 7—0, that goal swing took them up and northampton stayed in the four rules here.

this time they know one more win at tranmere will take them up. i love that we have had plenty of experiences here and fighting for the top but we have been doing it all season. we have been doing all the season so, we know the end goal. on thursday in huddersfield there was yorkshire euphoria. across the weekend more teams look at the same. 46 games in a could also change on the last match. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today. some of the first team squad have been paid for this month while others have not. the remaining wages are due to be paid on tuesday for headerfields. chelsea star sam kerr played her header fields. part in the king's coronation, carrying the australian flag into westminster abbey as part of the commonwealth. she thanked chelsea boss emma hayes for allowing her to miss training to do it, and said it was a "tremendous honour"... they're back under way in the third round at the wells fargo championship

in north carolina, where rory mcilroy narrowly made the cut, finishing on one under after this par on the 18th.. england's tyrell hatton hasjust teed off, he's in a three—way tie for the lead. and after nearly a year away from the ring joshua buatsi insists his extended absence will not stop him doing hisjob, and making it 17 straight wins, when he takes on pawel stepien in birmingham tonight. staying with boxing... it's an unthinkable — and perhaps — impossible task for britain'sjohn ryder a few hours from now... as he challenges saul �*canelo' alvarez, in guadalajara — to become undisputed supermiddleweight champion. ryder is a massive underdog against the four—weight champion canelo who'll have more than 50,000 fervent fans behind him in mexico — for the first time in 11 years. it's strange and,

only this time in guadalajara now relishing it. i don't feel like there's any real pressure on me. this is canelo's first time back in mexico in 12 years i think he needs this to get back and win the hearts of the mexicans again and just really show that he is a true mexican fighter. i feel great, i feel happy to be back home and with the people who supported me from the beginning. so i'm glad to be here. it is unbelievable the things that i have been doing all of my life and career so i'm so glad to be here and coming as the best fighter. so i'm bringing this fight to my people and it is just an honour for me. it'll be so when we get in there but with the bell and it'sjust me and him and in the ring. they can make all of the noise that they want, the bands the boos, thejeers, but it isjust me and him.

he is a dangerous fighter because he is not trying to lose, he is coming with hunger, i am the best fighter so i _ need to... keep this in my side and in this training i have available to train 100% so i come into the best fighter out there. so i don't want to be so confident, because it is boxing. everyone has a game plan until they get punched in the face. it's just doing what i do best and sticking to the game plan. that me and tony have worked on, executing it to perfection, not think that will be enough butjust really having to get in there and mix up with him. john ryder is ready and calm it would be one of the greastest victories for all time. he is a mandatory challenger, he knows the challenge, he knows what he's got to do in this fight. but he's excited to do it. no one draws like canelo. he has been fantastic but worldwide

i've never seen anything like this from a fighter and canelo has been at the top for a long, long time. and he wants to stay there. it is pressure for me but at the same time it is an honour and i am happy to be part of this history in my hometown and i'm ready. just my arm getting raised and the belt around my arm, that's how i see it. in the finalfurlong in the final furlong to when the mile—long contest by a length and three quarters from 120 and hi royal. it three quarters from 120 and hi ro al. ., ., royal. it was the tory's fourth win in the first — royal. it was the tory's fourth win in the first classic _ royal. it was the tory's fourth win in the first classic race _ royal. it was the tory's fourth win in the first classic race for- royal. it was the tory's fourth win in the first classic race for the - in the first classic race for the flat season with second favourite coming in at 72. path of qualify for the champions cup after if final day of this season. securing eight place in the table at

the expense of bristol bears. sealing the champion�*s up place. signalling disappointment for bristol who missed out on a european birth despite a win. their inferior points difference saw them squander a spot to bath. great britain have booked their place in the final of the european wheelchair rugby championships with a 56—112 victory against germany in cardiff. the win also guarantees gb a place in next year's paralympics in paris. the hosts never trailed against the germans and secured a comfortable win with aaron phipps staring from the bench. they will face france or denmark in tomorrow's final. tony drago into the semifinals of the world seniors.

it was because of some awful news that he had some tears in his eyes. i lost my best friend of 35 years. yesterday first i found out this morning on facebook. we went out together 5a years old. ijust morning on facebook. we went out together 5a years old. i just want together 5a years old. i just want to do so much for him. max verstappen will be hoping to bounce back. from his disappointment last weekend. the world champion was the quickest around the hard rock stadium practice ahead of qualifying. the dutchman was almost half a second quicker than the for our reach driver.

his team—mate who won last weekend gran prix was third. george russell is the quickest british driver down and tenth through places i had the mercedes team—mate. qualifier gets under way at nine o'clock tonight. the 106th giro d'italia got under way today — the first of this year's cycling grand tours with britain's tayo geoghan—hart hungry to win the title he claimed three years... but it's one of the favourites, out in front, after today's opening stage. nick parrott reports. of the hundred 76 riders taking part in this years giro d'italia only one knows what it does to lift this trophy. tayo geoghan—hart won it in 2020 and he is determined to challenge again. a brutal start to what will be a brutal three week race got under way with a 12 mile time trial along the east coast of italy. there was no time to take in the views. this type of state requires riders to get their head down and go for it. that is just what geoghan—hart did. his time good enough to end the top british rider in fourth place. he was no match for

the world race champion showing just why he is the favourite measuring his effort to perfection to claim victory by 22 seconds. it is 45 years since a belgian last won the race and he will be hoping he can and that week. with just one stage to go the dutch woman just missed out on the pen ultimate stage with second was enough to move her into the overall lead. her compatriot could only finish fifth. women's football is on the rise after the success of england's lionesses last summer. one of the results a new women's high performance football centre at the university of essex in colchester. it's being run by rosi webb, who also manages non—league sta nway pegasus. in fact, she's the highest—ranked female manager working

in the men's game. tom williams reports. ladies come over to me. last one sings— ladies come over to me. last one sings in_ ladies come over to me. last one sings in a — ladies come over to me. last one sings in a nursery rhyme. this is a coach here at the women's high—performance football centre. while he works with the players rosi webb watches him. what are you looking for in coaches? he wanted feedback on his level of detail. so his instructions were giving the girls and how the girls are responding to it. you're trying to win position now and at least you are on the outside here. this facility the noose in the country is at the university of essex. launched in september is all about developing coaches, and nurturing talent and creating opportunities. i'm passionate about working within the women's game and i want to work at the very highest level. so it has been really great in terms of finding people who can really support me. what sort of a difference in the centre make?

it's massive. in terms of the university because it is a hotbed of talent. we would like to think that we have some coaches in here that we don't know about and we can support, it allows coaches to come in here and get supported by academics. just a great opportunity for both the students, the staff that work here and all the coaches outside that we can support within the female game. as soon as i clap we can start. go! european champions! the success of the lionesses just the lunch but needed to grow the game. from eight there are now ten of the centres teamed up with universities all around england. this is the only one in this region. we have a lot of access to really good equipment and facilities and people to help out with little to help out with little nicks such so blessing to have people like that around. having this here has given me confidence to get back into it. | i hadn't played football in a while. they are trying

to look and play for. the female coach development programme allows students to pursue careers in the wider game. my profession was a former fitness instructor and ijoined as an opportunity to grow my career. as i'm physiotherapist i am exploring other parts like the coaching. it is useful thing i for me to work on. how timely is it having a place like this now? is massive on opportunities to provide opportunities to coaches and players. it will only benefit at the top. links with the regions biggest clubs provide a route to the top, herjob to help them get there. finally — if you've ever had dreams of competing at an olympic games — then listen up because british sailing could be your calling... even if you've got no experience. the team have launched a recruitment programme, in memory of one of their gold medal winning olympic stars — in time for the la games in 5 years' time. lewis coombes reports.

this is a two—person skiff so you are hanging out of the boat. it is incredibly fast and exciting and you are running the boat at the same time. fancy yourself as a future olympian? british sailing needs you. a ground—breaking new talent search is calling on female athletes to sign up even if you've never sailed before. we are looking for female sailors that are aged 1a to 25. this is the urge sail and performance director. we are looking for them to be a certain height roughly 56, 5'7�* and we are looking for people with a bit of coordination and balance would be important as well. and most importantly super competitive, who love racing but it could be in a variety of sports. successful applicants will be trained by world—class coaches on and off the water in partnership with the foundation, a charity signed up of the olympic sailing

and andrew bart simpson. james parker mowbray will be running the skin. it is fantastic to be able to work with the team of the programme like this of the past ten years the foundation has invested £15 million in the sport supporting young sailors. so programme like this is. the programme and isjointly funded by the sport. over the summer we going to run for a bit of fast track programme it will check to make sure that we use the warmer conditions to get that learning in and then from october onwards we will ramp it up and get that down to a bit of a smaller group. we look to take them abroad of the winter and get them sailing in the actual skiff at that point. applications are on the website that close next tuesday with the hope of finding the olympic stars in the future to compete and la 2028 in brisbane four years later. every golden journey

starts with a first step. lee came liverpool breeding branford 1-0 to lee came liverpool breeding branford 1—0 to go up to fifth in the hammer league ahead of tighten them on the hunt for champions league place. all the details from the game and the rest of the days primarily on the bbc sport website. that is it from us we will see you soon take care. that is it from us we will see you soon take care. hello there. things are looking better for part two of the coronation week. we should see more sunshine around throughout sunday and it should feel a lot warmer as well. they'll still be a few showers dotted around, maybe the north and the east, but then it's all downhill again as we head into bank holiday monday. another frontal system working in off the atlantic will bring rain and that will be followed

by plenty of showers. and i think sunshine will be quite limited. so this is monday's rain on the pressure chart. this is today's rain slowly pushing northwards and eastwards into the north sea. gradually, it will eventually turn a bit drier. there'll be a legacy of cloud and some showers, but clearer skies towards the south and certainly across the north and west. so it's here where temperatures will fall into single digits. but another mild nights come much of england and wales 10 to 12 celsius. so we start at sunday off a bit of a murky start, think with some cloud, but the sunshine should break that cloud up quite quickly and we should see brightening up nicely and into the afternoon. many places will stay dry. the shower risk will be central, eastern scotland, central eastern england. and then later in the day it will turn windier and cloudy with some rain for northern ireland. but temperatures will respond. it's going to feel warmer, particularly england and wales could see up to 20, 21 degrees, 18 degrees in the central belt of scotland. but like i mentioned, it doesn't last. although it will be a dry night for central and eastern parts, it'll turn wetter and windier out west, but milder as well. some warmer air moving in with this rain temperatures dipping

into single digits across eastern england under those clear skies. so this is the pressure chart then for bank holiday monday. we've got the weather front spreading from west to east across the country. more isobars on the chart so it will be blustery as well. it could start briefly dry and bright across the far south east, but soon the cloud, the wind and the rain will arrive here as well and it stays wet, as you can see. for many could see some brightness. scotland, northern ireland, but that will set off some showers and these could turn out to be heavy and thundery as well. so with more breeze, more cloud, more rain around, its not going to feel quite as warm on monday. temperatures generally for most of us around the mid—teens. and as we push off out of monday into the rest of the week, low pressure always nearby, it does remain fairly unsettled. these weather fronts will enhance shower activity, could see showers or even longer spells of rain at times. a bit of brightness, too. and although temperatures will start at around average as that low pressure continues to bring north westerly winds, it'll turn a little bit fresher for all of us.

live from london, this is bbc news. this is bbc news, live from london, with continuing coverage of the coronation of their majesties king charles and queen camilla. depsite the rain, huge crowds came to buckingham palace to greet the royal party. a moment in history as the st edward's crown was placed on the king's head by the archbishop of canterbury at westminster abbey. god save the king! fanfare camilla became the first queen consort to be crowned since the late queen elizabeth the queen mother in 1937.

a personal moment between king and heir — william wishes his father