hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm gavin ramjaun. wolves are taken apart by nottingham forest in the premier league with forest hunting the chasing pack at the top. djokovic says he still holds the trauma over his covid related deportation, from the australian open with the first major of the year starting this weekend. and there are shocks aplenty as we find out who made the cut for the 2025 premier league darts season. hello there, and welcome along to the programme. and things are going from good, to even better seemingly at the moment for nottingham forest. they've won six games in a row now after a superb 3—0 victory at wolves on monday night. they're very much one of the form teams in the premier league with this latest win, pulling them level

with second placed arsenal, with fans daring to dream of a champions league finish. morgan gibbs—white scoring against his former club and a happy return for ex—wolves manager nuno espirito sa nto. we are playing good, i think we were organised and we had the luck of scoring really early. that was — that settles down in the game but was reacted well and matz sels was very good for us today to get us in the game. but, yes, i think it was overall a good performance. i am proud of the players and i'm proud of them because they try everything. i cannot say you didn't do this i didn't try. i cannot say that. we try everything to have a different result but, you know, shorts corner, with the problems that we faced during the week, it's very difficult to be more competitive than today.

milan staged a remarkable comeback to beat internazionale 3—2 and lift the italian super cup trophy in saudi arabia. inter looked on course for a fourth consecutive triumph, after goals from lautaro martinez and and mehdi taremi gave them the lead in riyadh, but theo hernandez and christian pulisic drew milan level before tammy abraham's injury—time winner handed them victory and their first trophy under new boss sergio conceicao. newcastle manager eddie howe says he will wait to decide whether sven botman can start again on tuesday night against arsenal. the dutchman returned at the weekend after nine months out with a knee injury, replacing the suspended fabian schar who will also miss the first leg of the carabao cup semi—final. it's not like he's been rushed back. but straight into action, did very well, really pleased with him.

i think regardless of how you train in what you do, the premier league is different to anything and you can't really prepare for that until it comes. but he handled it very well. arsenal have high ambitions for the league cup — a trophy their boss has targeted this season. the gunners have dropped points in the league, and fallen off the pace in the title race with injuries to key players in the team too. mikel arteta knows he's up against a team bang in form though, and have won their last six games in all competitions. i'm very excited to play the game. in front of our crowd, the semi—final, an opportunity to earn the right to be in a final and it starts tomorrow, its two legs, obviously, it will be two long games, very competitive team, we know that. they are really well coached and have really good individual players. the same as it is difficult to play against us. jose mourinho continues to make headlines in the turkish super lig. the former chelsea, manchester united and spurs manager, now in charge at fenerbahce had a few critical things to say about the division and the referees after his side's victory over

hatayspor this weekend. only thing that i can say is that after 25 years as a coach and 35 in football, ten as an assistant, i never saw anything similar to this. it has that i mentioned that it goes above anything that can be understandable and i don't think this is a situation that a club, a single club, fighting is going to destroy a system that is very strong and that is in place. former republic of ireland striker robbie keane has been appointed manager of hungarian side ferencvaros. keane is his country's record cap holder and goalscorer. he left the israeli side maccabi tel aviv lastjune, winning the title after a season in charge and also reached the last 16 of the europa conference league. he succeeds dutchman pascal jansen, who left to take over as new york city

manager last week. welsh premier champions the new saints have lodged a complaint with world governing body fifa in a row over a transfer fee. the club says they haven't received a penny from saudi pro league club al—orobah for striker brad young, seen here playing for another former club aston villa. the top scorer in the welsh top flight last season left saints for saudi arabia in september for a fee of £190,000. saints chairman mike harris says they still haven't seen any money and has branded the saudi club "an absolute disgrace". to tennis — and a big week ahead, with the australian open starting this weekend, the first grand slam of the year. the io—time winner, novak djokovic, says he still experiences "trauma" when he visits melbourne, three years after he was deported because of australia's covid—i9 regulations. djokovic wasn't vaccinated and had his visa cancelled by the australian government. he was forced to stay at an immigration hotel for five days — while he unsuccessfully appealed and was forced to leave the country, missing the 2022 australian open. speaking to the herald sun, djokovic said he still worries about getting through the passport control — but said he doesn't

hold a grudge. snooker, and spare a thought for mark williams. the three—time world champion required oxygen during the interval of a match at an exhibition event in tibet. it was the altitude which was the issue as lhasa — where he was playing — is located nearly 12,000 feet above sea level. the welshman posted this picture on social media reassuring his followers saying, "i'm fine, i'm not sick." last year at the age of 10, british karting prodigy josh cooke became world champion in his age group. inspired by lewis hamilton, he hopes to follow the same path and make it into formula one one day. tom williams reports. i love all the challenges, the wet and the dry, competing against other

people and the speed. as 11—year—old's go, josh is one of the fastest. an inch off the ground at 70mph, he doesn't hold back. how do you feel when you are behind the wheel? it doesn't feel quite fast but when you go off track, it looks really fast. and behind the wheel, it's really fun. inspired watching youtube clips of lewis hamilton, josh soon began karting. other than school, he now does little else. as a tiny tot, we used to watch formula 1 together and that's probably what started the passion. he is probably more of 80s and 90s formula 1 than i ever will. and he stumbled across some karting clips and that's really what sparked the passion and want to try karting. 2024 is breakthrough year. winning the british open, also the international trophy. before the big one —

the grand finals in italy, in the class from eight—11—year—olds, he became world champion. it's gonna bejoshua cooke! it feels amazing. it's like a massive privilege. the sacrifices we've had to make makes it even bigger. we have two cart like 30—35 weekends a year. still, have to get to school, and kind of have to balance it out and it's kind of tough. this year, he is moving up in age category. he doesn't have to do but he will test themselves against more experienced drivers. for the next three, four years, he has to keep delivering results, driving well, competing against the best. we have set our sights on europe for this year for this year, but we need to start thinking about cars in the transition into probably singles, working with people who understand this industry and the path thatjosh has to follow to give them the best shot. i want to be up as one of the best drivers in england, maybe even the world.

where is the dream? so, formula 1 is the highest and the dream is there. high hopes, why not? it will take some stopping. a class of heart last year. this year, he is targeting more trophies and to go even faster. tom williams, bbc news. stephen bunting has been given a wildcard into the lucrative premier league darts this year, his first appearance in 10 years. the bullet has been rewarded for his run to the semi—finals at the world championship. elsewhere — winner of that tournament, 17—year—old luke littler, leads the eight—man field, but there were shocks in store as world number six dave chisnall and former world champions peter wright and michael smith — who took part in the 2024 edition — miss out this time around. south africa got the job done quickly in the final session of the fourth day of the second test against pakistan to win the series 2—0.

they needed to make just 58 runs for the victory — david bedingham — promoted up the orderfrom numberfive — smashing 44 off 30 balls, in the 10 wicket win. victory in cape town was built on a huge first—innings total of 615 all out. south africa's victory ensures they head into june's world test championship final against australia having topped the table for the two—year cycle. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.com/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye.

hello. we've seen some fairly disruptive weather to get the brand—new year under way. and over the last few days, whether that has been from extensive snowfall or indeed from widespread flooding, it's been the same weather system responsible. now, the good news is that weather system is now moving only slowly, but off in towards northern europe — have big impacts on tuesday in denmark, norway and sweden. but as it's only moving slowly, we'll remain on the western side of it and it's on the western side where we continue to bring the winds down from the north. so for the rest of the working week it does stay cold. sharp overnight frost risk of ice, and we could see some of the lowest temperatures so far this winter by night later in the week, an ongoing risk of some snow, too. now for the morning on tuesday morning it's ice, which will be the widespread risk for some wintry showers overnight, particularly the north and west. and temperatures not quite as low as they were on monday morning for some — that's because more of a breeze. that breeze bringing frequent snow showers in northern scotland to begin with. some of those pushing into central southern scotland for a time during the middle part of the day. rain, sleet and snow showers in northern ireland, north west england, north—west midlands and wales. early showers across some southern counties of england. it should depart and really, for many of you, a much

brighter day on tuesday. a lot more sunshine around, but still cold — two to around six celsius, added wind chill to boot. now it still remains blustery in the north of scotland going into tuesday night — further snow flurries here. one or two elsewhere but some clearer skies, lighter winds developing through the night. so more widely a sharp frost to take us into wednesday morning. certainly a colder morning and wednesday morning in southern parts, so that will have an impact later in the day. some dense patches of freezing fog north midlands, north west england and ireland to begin with. still some snow flurries in the north of scotland, but actually, for many, a dry and bright day, that's providing you're not stuck with the lingering fog, but a shield of cloud coming over later on across southern parts of england and wales. temperatures here around two to five degrees, some in the north not getting above freezing. but with the cold air in place and by the end of the day, this weather system just scraping into southern counties of england, bumping into that cold air, there is still the potential that we could see

a covering of snow late wednesday and into wednesday night across some of these southern counties. one to watch that dividing line could change, but certainly south of the m4 for now. maybe it could be further away in france. either way, it pulls away and then into thursday back to more widespread northerly winds. bring in some showers around scotland down some of these western fringes. many, though, will have a dry, sunny and pretty cold day again, with temperatures struggling to get above freezing in some areas and potentially one of the coldest nights yet to come on thursday night.

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