hello and welcome to sportsday from the bbc sports centre, i am chetan pathak. coming up in am chetan pathak. coming up in a programme, what next for eric ten haq? manchester united now when five after a goalless draw at aston villa. red roses in bloom, unstoppable england score nine tries, beating the world champions, new zealand, for the third time in a row. and breathe — terrell hatton survives a late scare to secure a record third alfred dunhill links champion title at st

andrews. welcome along. thank you forjoining us. manchester united's worst start to a season for 35 years continues. it is now five games in a row without a win for them after a 0-0 without a win for them after a 0—0 draw against fifth place aston villa. they created a couple of good chance, would have handed rattling the crossbar with a freekick. it does nothing for their league position. they stay in 14th position, behind liverpool. it is unlikely to quieten speculation around manager eric ten how public future, with the international break starting — they won't play again for a fortnight. i they won't play again for a fortnight-— fortnight. i think the performance - fortnight. i think the performance of - fortnight. i think the l performance of united fortnight. i think the - performance of united is very good. it is defending but also in possession, i think we controlled the game. i think it was in balance. we created some

chances, not a lot of it, but, on the other side, also aston villa created great cancers. this is our fourth clean sheet. it says we are in a good direction. and now also we improve defending the counter attacks, jo weaver and a good direction. ., , attacks, jo weaver and a good direction-— attacks, jo weaver and a good direction. ., ._ ., ., direction. today we wanted and we prepared — direction. today we wanted and we prepared the _ direction. today we wanted and we prepared the match - direction. today we wanted and we prepared the match and - direction. today we wanted and | we prepared the match and tried to win, _ we prepared the match and tried to win, but — we prepared the match and tried to win, but we wanted to be overall_ to win, but we wanted to be overall in_ to win, but we wanted to be overall in this month happy with— overall in this month happy with how we compete and we got the points— with how we compete and we got the points and how we are in the points and how we are in the table _ the points and how we are in the table is i think good for our— the table is i think good for our way— the table is i think good for our way and how we are in this moment— our way and how we are in this moment to _ our way and how we are in this moment to try to build the team as strong — moment to try to build the team as strong as possible. the moment to try to build the team as strong as possible.— as strong as possible. the game ofthe as strong as possible. the game of the day _ as strong as possible. the game of the day was — as strong as possible. the game of the day was at _ as strong as possible. the game of the day was at brighton, - as strong as possible. the game of the day was at brighton, who| of the day was at brighton, who fought back from 2—0 down at halftime to beat tottenham. this bows made a great start with brennanjohnson putting them ahead with his sixth goal in as many games. they were hoping to win a six match in a row in all competitions but

brighton competed a famous comeback, with danny welbeck completing the winner with 25 minutes to go. brighton move up to six, ahead of brighton and ni. it to six, ahead of brighton and ni. ., , ., ., to six, ahead of brighton and ni. .,, a, ., , to six, ahead of brighton and ni. a, ., y a, ni. it was great for my team and i think— ni. it was great for my team and i think they _ ni. it was great for my team and i think they deserve - ni. it was great for my team and i think they deserve to l and i think they deserve to win. they showed the great direction. they were hard for it. they focused on the small steps and focused on the things they could control, especially in the second half. they completed the match with more intensity. i think they deserved to win.- intensity. i think they deserved to win. we have considered _ deserved to win. we have considered goals - deserved to win. we have considered goals before, | deserved to win. we have - considered goals before, but, you know. _ considered goals before, but, you know, it is how you react to them, _ you know, it is how you react to them, and that is a our reaction _ to them, and that is a our reaction wasn't what it should be. ,., , ., reaction wasn't what it should be. , ., , ., reaction wasn't what it should be. ., reaction wasn't what it should be. i. i. ., ., be. do you feel you learned a bit more _ be. do you feel you learned a bit more about _ be. do you feel you learned a bit more about your - be. do you feel you learned a bit more about your players l bit more about your players today? _ bit more about your players toda ? ., . , today? not necessarily. maybe something _ today? not necessarily. maybe something different, _ today? not necessarily. maybe something different, but, - today? not necessarily. maybe something different, but, like| something different, but, like i said. — something different, but, like i said. its— something different, but, like i said, it's a bad day for us and — i said, it's a bad day for us and when _

i said, it's a bad day for us and when it does make a bad day, — and when it does make a bad day, the _ and when it does make a bad day, the responsibility for at my feet _ day, the responsibility for at m feet. ,., , day, the responsibility for at m feet. , , ., my feet. the points were shared at stamford _ my feet. the points were shared at stamford bridge. _ my feet. the points were shared at stamford bridge. chelsea - at stamford bridge. chelsea came from behind in an ill tempered match against nottingham forest who took the lead through chris wood, only for lonely men away working to equalise. james ward—prowse was sent off later in the second half for a deliberate handball. there was also an altercation between a dozen players but in the end nottingham forest left with the point. i the end nottingham forest left with the point.— with the point. i think we deserved _ with the point. i think we deserved to _ with the point. i think we deserved to win, - with the point. i think we| deserved to win, because with the point. i think we - deserved to win, because the performance was very good. but also they are a very good team. we knew that they defended very well. it was a tricky game, tough game. as i said, different compared to the brighton game. but i think the performance was very good. we have been patient on the ball, creating many chances. the full name creating many chances. the full game was _ creating many chances. the full game was a _ creating many chances. the full game was a very _ creating many chances. the full game was a very good - creating many chances. the full game was a very good game .

creating many chances. the full game was a very good game of| game was a very good game of footbatt — game was a very good game of football. both teams trying, we will organise, we tried to play. _ will organise, we tried to play. we _ will organise, we tried to play, we played, we created. there — play, we played, we created. there is— play, we played, we created. there is no other way to play against — there is no other way to play against big teams and so had places— against big teams and so had places to _ against big teams and so had places to come, if you don't unite — places to come, if you don't unite your— places to come, if you don't unite your strengths, your efforts, _ unite your strengths, your efforts, and try to balance at the same _ efforts, and try to balance at the same time.— efforts, and try to balance at the same time. ., , ., the same time. two rugby union, it is three wins _ the same time. two rugby union, it is three wins in _ the same time. two rugby union, it is three wins in a _ the same time. two rugby union, it is three wins in a row _ the same time. two rugby union, it is three wins in a row for - it is three wins in a row for england over new zealand after the red roses put in a ruthless performance against the world champions in the second round of w xv. -- champions in the second round of w xv. —— red roses. this after their warmup match. two tries, then a hat—trick, ensuring england were victorious, cementing their status as the world of big number one side. nine tries in totalfor england makes it number one side. nine tries in total for england makes it two wins forward to the reigning champions, and back—to—back defeats for new zealand. irate champions, and back-to-back defeats for new zealand. we put 49 oints defeats for new zealand. we put 49 points on _ defeats for new zealand. we put 49 points on a — defeats for new zealand. we put 49 points on a really _ defeats for new zealand. we put 49 points on a really good - defeats for new zealand. we put 49 points on a really good new l 49 points on a really good new zealand team. the goal should

be super proud of their performances. jess breach getting a hat—trick, a big shout out to her. but it is also the work that the forwards put in to the backs as well then the survey coming off the bench and giving us that energy. we have talked about how we want to grow the tournament and make sure we attack it. that is what we're doing. it attack it. that is what we're doinu . ., , �* , doing. it wasn't entirely convincing, _ doing. it wasn't entirely convincing, but - doing. it wasn't entirely convincing, but india i doing. it wasn't entirely i convincing, but india have theirfirst convincing, but india have their first win at the women's t20 world cup after beating pakistan by six wickets in dubai. pakistan won the toss, batted first, struggled to get meaningful partnership going, was a gorge dismissing fatima sana. there is 105—8. india lost their opening match and were cautious. they had a wobble when some took two wickets in two balls but they eventually got themselves over the line. india weathered over they face sri lanka on wednesday was pakistan will be the champions australia on

friday. the west indies had their first win of the tournament, beating scotland by six wickets after restricting them to 99th, eight in the 20 overs. the chase started badly, they lost stephanie taylor in they lost stephanie taylor in the opening over. they picked up the opening over. they picked up thereafter, raising to the target within 12 overs and boosting their net run rate in the process. pakistan and england begin their men's test series on monday. the hosts have gone ten matches without a win in home tests while england have had a successful summer, winning both against west indies and sri lanka. they will be without captain ben stokes for this one as he continues to recover from a hamstring tear. they are also missing jimmy anderson, the bowling coach, for the side of the match. he is playing golf at the alfred dunhill links championship. in the world we live in now, communication is easy. jimmy is constantly in communication with the guys, and he is

allowed to live his life. we are always looking to ensure that people are able to — to enjoy themselves and tap into their family life and them hobbies and fun as well. but he will be here on the second day. i don't get is a big issue, to be honest. in terms of preparation we have had as much as we have ever had going into as we have ever had going into a series. we have been here for six or seven days, training three times out here in the sweltering heat. we have had a few days of the sweltering heat. we have traded more than pakistan have trained over here. there is certainly no excuse from a preparation point of view. we go in with high hopes of this series and there will be no excuses whatsoever if we don't get where we want to get. it if we don't get where we want to net. ., , , if we don't get where we want to i et. ., , , ., if we don't get where we want toret. , ., . . to get. it has been a hectic schedule — to get. it has been a hectic schedule for _ to get. it has been a hectic schedule for some - to get. it has been a hectic schedule for some of - to get. it has been a hectic. schedule for some of england public players with little to acclimatise after their one day and t20 series against australia last month. but 0llie pope will stand in as skipper once again for ben stokes. he says it isn't a concern.

absolutely. we are as well—prepared as we could be. 0bviously well—prepared as we could be. obviously there is a series against australia back home, so if you're there was a been constantly playing. in the single figure disagrees, obviously. the opposite here. —— degrees. we have trained while the last three days and i think that is the nature of cricket and especially test cricket. you don't always get their warmup games in and the extra time to acclimatise, just the nature of the schedule. the boys feel good. everybody is fresh and ready to go. irate fresh and ready to go. we mentioned _ fresh and ready to go. we mentioned jimmy addison. terrell hatton has won the alfred dunhill links championship for a record third time after dipping belgium's nicholas cole starts with a birdie on the last hole. both players had body parts on but hatton made no mistake to add to his wins in 2016 and 2017. it is his seventh victory on the dp world tour. he sits 20th in the world rankings.— in the world rankings. actually stood over— in the world rankings. actually stood over 18, _ in the world rankings. actually stood over 18, on _

in the world rankings. actually stood over 18, on the - in the world rankings. actually stood over 18, on the tee, - in the world rankings. actually stood over 18, on the tee, and said" please don't hit it out of bounds" — which isn't a good thought process. but i got a good shot. the chip shop was great. i played with a pitching wedge and that isn't a shot i would normally go to but it felt right in the moment and to have a 3.5 foot part is quite nerve racking. i wasjust have a 3.5 foot part is quite nerve racking. i was just so relieved when it went in. the british trained _ relieved when it went in. the british trained blue can stocking has one the rabbitoh. it came home clear of aventure, with los angeles third. recapping our top story, magister�*s pause dyer report start of the season continues.

—— mcgregor. that is all for me —— that is all for me for now. bye bye. hello. the next couple of days will bring some big shower clouds. downpours with thunder and lightning possible but also some decent sunny spells all because of this low pressure which will hang around for a while and give us this changeable weather. here is a snapshot of the morning on monday. temperatures hovering between 8—11 celsius. for some of us it will start dry but other also have rain, particularly in and eastern scotland. then it is difficult to sum up the day. it will be changing. some areas will have heavy showers. for others it will be generally dry, with prolonged spells of sunshine. where the sun comes out for any lengthy period, temperatures could get to 18 or 19 degrees. but don't be caught out by the heavy showers. take a brollyjust in case. more of the same on tuesday. this slow moving area of low pressure, so the weather is not really changing

an awful lot but the distribution of the showers is going to be different between one day and the next. temperatures again, about the high teens in the south of the country, but further north, around 12 celsius and quite a bit colder. midweek we are watching hurricane cook in the atlantic. this is the satellite picture from now on. as the storm moves north wards and becomes the next hurricane it will be caught in the jet stream and propelled to western parts of europe. we are increasingly confident that the worst of the storm will track to the south of us but as the storm reaches western europe it will sharply curve towards the left, northwards and mayjust clip south eastern parts of the uk, but it's a small chance. let's have a look at wednesday. showers and cool weather across many northern and eastern areas, with some sunshine out towards the west. here you can see the edge of the rain associated with kirk, that ex hurricane, with gust which winds moving across france. in northern scotland, 9, and 17 in the south—east of england. through the course of wednesday

evening to thursday, look how close that low pressure is to south eastern parts of the country and gale force winds are possible around east anglia, the south—east of england for a time, particularly coastal areas as the low pressure pulls away towards, say, germany. so, here is the outlook then for the week. really showery picture, first half of the week. then we are watching possibly kirk brushing us midweek and then end of the week, brighter but quite a bit colder. bye— bye.

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