we'll hear from the world number three later in the programme. in england and in scotland. are through to the last 16, after beating liverpool 1—nil. on thursday. last month, after taking over

from the former england famous cup in the world, the fa cup. the lads deserve it. are games like this, teams like this that play every ball long, fight for every ball. and unfortunately, we weren't able to create many chances.

after the hour mark. morgan rogers taking advantage of a failed clearance new signing mathys tel scored a late consolation goal, for two—and—a—half months. unbelievablejob. can't praise them highly enough for the effort they've put in, a small group of players playing twice a week for, here are all three of sunday's matches.

34—time winners rangers. then there was afinervy, final fans, as rangers were awarded a controversial stoppage—time penalty after two var checks. james tavernier.

to italy now, and serie a leaders napoli have dropped at home to udinese. lazio are up to fourth, after hammering monza 5—1. and earlier, there were wins for roma and cagliari. in a goalless draw. just a couple of games in the bundesliga. ireland have beaten scotland 32 points to 18 to keep nash and captain caelan doris. scotland did get back into the game towards the end

hard for the victory. you'd always expect them to have purple patches individuals opportunities. um, they were obviously hamstrung a little bit and hopefully, darcy graham is recovering. in the right way. their opportunities. of opportunities like that.

how clinical they are. they don't get many more opportunities, against england with a match to spare, after a commanding four—wicket defeat in their second odi. joe root and ben duckett both made half centuries, before ravindra jadeja took three wickets. captain rohit sharma hit a superb 119 from 90 balls what you want.

which makes him a significant doubt for the upcoming champions trophy. somerset batter tom banton has been called up as cover for a break of serve for alcaraz in the sixth game of in beijing in september.

swing, i'm going to, i'm going to go with more confidence, i guess, in those tournaments so those tournaments are really important. experience in this, you know, in this courts has been, well, you know, from this week.

the belarusian says she's put her australian open final to stay positive. i, um, i left everything i had on that court. and i think it was a great start, even though that little, um... it was a great start. and hopefully, i canjust keep building my tennis and keep well, like sabalenka, swiatek has a bye into the second round, where she'll face maria sakkari.

it's amazing, you know. and, um, yeah, i mean, i feel good vibes, for sure. so already thinking about the next one, not really, you know, coming back to the past well, you can get all the latest sports news — orfrom our website. but that's it from us. bye— bye. hello. after a fairly grey, cool, drizzly sort of weekend, the weather isn't going to be changing in a hurry, certainly over the next few days. fairly cool for the time of year.

and perhaps a bit of hill snow around as well over the next few days. but high pressure sitting across scandinavia, easterly direction. us at the moment. sitting across much of england and wales, producing this a little bit of hill snow to come on monday across the pennines, perhaps the southern uplands. by the end of the day, the odd flake of snow, just a slight covering over the highest ground here. for most of us, just drizzly rain. only 5—6 degrees — but some sunnier skies this feed of easterly winds bringing in a little bit of patchy, light rain. the highest ground in the north, once again. temperatures to start tuesday

morning probably a few degrees into tuesday, then, we've got a frontal system not far away from the east coast here. not bringing much in the way of rainfall. for north—east england, eastern scotland, with a little anglia, for instance. to the west of higher ground. a bit of blue sky. approaches from the south—west, bumps into that area of higher so temperatures on the

thermometer 6—8 celsius, to 14 days ahead by downloading the bbc weather app. bye— bye.

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