stuart pollitt has more.ast played, chairman daniel levy's joined and left a new leak as well as sacked a manager. the special one's and replaced by the young one, ryan mason the first premier league boss under 30 spurs skipper hugo lloris's five years older than his manager that showed his agility to somehow keep out southampton early on. the visitors could not be denied for long, james ward—prowse delivering the corner, danny ings supplying the finish. levy's week was not getting any better. thought no more second—best until the second half. a touch of magic from gareth bale got them level and his old club were suddenly under siege. son hueng—min thought he had scored, but a var review caught lucas moura just off—site. in a final minute though, the video referee came to spurs aid, judging the style to be just inside the area. without the injured harry kane, his strike partner was willing and able to convert the penalty. they will be no spot in the european super league, but a place in the champions league,

stuart pollitt watched the action. this was granada's first european quarter final.pa league may be a long and convoluted competition so united tried the direct route. a long ball forward finding marcus rashford. one wonderfulfirst touch later and 1—0. granada were no pushovers until late on when bruno fernandes was pushed over in the penalty area. the portuguese, just about, converting the resulting penalty. ole gunnar solskjaer�*s side with one foot in the semi—finals. arsenal's season rests on the europa league. they won 7—0 the last time they played slavia prague in europe. but the visitors were here to have a go. the gunners dominated but couldn't find the finishing touch. bukayo saka slotting wide, william hitting the woodwork, lacazette likewise. mikel arteta said this tournament was all or nothing and it looked like arsenal would get nothing until nicolas pepe's cool finish. relief but no time to relax as tomas holes powered a last minute header past bernd leno. arsenal's hopes well and truly checked ahead of the second leg in prague. sp, bbc news. staying wi

stuart pollitt, bbc news.at millwall. chelsea moved a step closer to retaining their women's super league title in an entertaining top—of—the—table clash at manchester city. jo currie was there. well, this game may have finished in a draw, but it's advantage chelsea in the race for the wsl title, with it now resting very much in their own hands. the first half, well, plenty of excitement, drama and goals. chelsea going ahead, an out—swinging corner met by sam kerr, who rose highest with a thumping header to find the back of the net. city replied three minutes later. lauren hemp with a cross from the left, found its way through the chelsea defence, and there was chloe kelly to turn it in from close range. chelsea, though, well, they kept pushing. kerr found herself in on goal, knocked the ball around city goalkeeper ellie roebuck, who brought her down in the process. referee pointed to the spot, and up stepped pernille harder, coolly putting the penalty away. after the break, city leveled through hemp, who took

stuart pollitt watched the action. this was granada's first european quarter final.rnandes was pushed over in the penalty area. the portuguese, just about, converting the resulting penalty. 0le gunnar solskjaer�*s side with one foot in the semi—finals. arsenal's season rests on the europa league. they won 7—0 the last time they played slavia prague in europe. but the visitors were here to have a go. the gunners dominated but couldn't find the finishing touch. bukayo saka slotting wide, william hitting the woodwork, lacazette likewise. mikel arteta said this tournament was all or nothing and it looked like arsenal would get nothing until nicolas pepe's cool finish. relief but no time to relax as tomas holes powered a last minute header past bernd leno. arsenal's hopes well and truly checked ahead of the second leg in prague. sp, bbc news. staying with football, swansea city say they won't post anything on social media for the next seven days to take a stand against continuing online racist abuse. the championship club say the first team squad, academy professionals, t