super derby, ange postecoglou seen his side come i beast to season. n liverpool, nine man liverpool beat right at the end. still unbeaten, very much up there at the top of the table early on. this is the new spurs and they look good. but on. this is the new spurs and they look good-— on. this is the new spurs and they look aood. �* ., ., ., . j look good. but how good are they? welcome to — look good. but how good are they? welcome to the _ look good. but how good are they? welcome to the football _ look good. but how good are they? welcome to the football news i look good. but how good are they? | welcome to the football news show, coming about the programme. in—depth look at the current premier league table toppers tottenham hotspur and asked how can they stay at the top. is that possible? gary ma that will be here. we will ask how good the scorers. can they go the distance? —— gary mabbutt. take a screenshot, the greatest league start since 1960, the last time they won the league. former spurs captain and global club ambassador gary mabbutt joins us

spurs appear to be a team transformed under australian ange postecoglou, and it may not be long beforey're viewed as genuine title challengers. the spurs boss was delighted with his goalscorers. it's great. they're both quality players and they're obviously leaders at the club, and i thought they really handled it well today in terms of, again, like the rest of the team, particularly, just with their work ethic. they're both quality players with the ball. their ability to press the opposition and work hard for the team is a credit to them. but again, they're also involved in the second half of arsenal playing the football we don't want to, so there's lessons in there for all of us. i hope that the goals will come. we think we have been creating more last three games. that is a good thing when you play against tottenham away from home. we have created what is a good sign. i think with the moment we have, some good contacts, you should've created even more. we have to keep working with players to give confidence for them because they did confidence to score goals and decide better in the

despite their fantastic start to the season, spurs manager ange postecoglou is trying to manage the expectationsthere is a good reason no manager talks about a title in october because there's a long way to go. irrespective of the noise, every game is hard. we need to be fully focused on that, and from our perspective, the lads have been really good at keeping their eyes firmly on what is next. to formula one, where lewis hamilton believes all cars should be checked after races following his disqualification from the us grand prix. the seven—time world champion lost second place in austin due to excessive wear on his car's floor. speaking ahead of this weekend's mexico city grand prix, hamilton insists that more infringments would have come to light if all cars had been checked. i feel like all cars should have been checked, but the likeliness is half of them would have been thrown out. it would have looked worse for the sport. and i think we've got to change it for the future. you can't that we get to race on and do a split race. we have raised in austin for years and never had this issue. just

spurs appear to be a team transformed under australian ange postecoglou, and it may not be long beforeurs boss was delighted with his goalscorers. it's great. they're both quality players and they're obviously leaders at the club, and i thought they really handled it well today in terms of, again, like the rest of the team, particularly, just with their work ethic. they're both quality players with the ball. but their ability to press the opposition and work hard for the team is a credit to them. but again, they're also involved in the second half of us not playing

and i think we've actually got the video that henry sent to ange postecoglou ange , hello postecoglou today. henry winkler here, aka the fonz. so if i signed a poster for you right now, would you put it back on your wall? that is the question. fair dinkum . oh the question. fair dinkum. oh >> oh, oh, you say how cool is that? >> great. that is cool. >> great. that is cool. >> i tell you what, henry mclaws comes across such a nice man. >> oh, apparently the loveliest man. the loveliest man. so now this. talking, thinking, we'll get the funds to over and get the funds to come over and i don't know. i don't know whether ange now, see, the thing is, i still don't know whether still don't really know whether ange had ange really meant it. they had a poster on his wall and he's now thinking, mate, this is really good. a little bit too big now. >> into a corner now. >> backed into a corner now. exactly >> just want to say that my >> i just want to say that my charlie's poster on the charlie's angels poster on the wall, been wall, it says, always been been a influence me. but a great influenc

his opposing number tonight, ange postecoglou, was asked if he'll still be managing at that age.an. 76, somewhere on a greek island. lying back, watching football from around the world, maybe doing some punditry and becoming an expert overnight. so that's the plan, but you never know in life, mate. i that's the plan, but you never know in life. mate-— in life, mate. i don't blame him, sounds nice. _ england play belgium tonight at leicester city's king power stadium in the women's nations league. olympic qualification hangs in the balance for england, who are trying to secure a place at paris 2024 on behalf of great britain. the lionesses play belgium home and away over the next week. elsewhere in that group, scotland are away at the netherlands. wales are bottom of their group and need a win away at germany. and northern ireland and republic of ireland — both vying for promotion — are in action in group bi. you can follow all those scores later on the bbc sport website. england take on argentina later in the third—place playoff at the rugby world cup, ending their tournament aga

matters worse forjurgen klopp's side, spurs went on to win the game in stoppage time, ensuring ange postecoglou'sseason continues. joel matip with the own goal that denied his team a point, having had two players sent off. son heung—min had scored spurs�* opener. despite the disappointment, the liverpool boss was trying to stay in forgiving mood afterwards. if you want to change something, you have to do it with our voices. but if we say something, we get fined, and it's not that i now think, i should do this or that, but you have to notice that we are all of the same boat. talk to them, they don't want to make mistakes, and that's how it is, it is really difficult. you can'tjust say, stop making these mistakes! they didn't sit there own thing, come on, we can take different lines today. they didn't do it on purpose, i know that. next to the rugby world cup, where scotland's hopes of reaching the knockout stages remain alive as they thrashed romania 811—0. they ran in 12 tries in lille with darcy graham scoring a hat—trick of first—half trys before adding another in the second. the scots ended fi

and, despite theirfantastic start to the season, spurs manager ange postecoglou is trying to manage thegood reason no manager talks about a title in october because there's a long way to go. irrespective of the noise, every game is hard. we need to be fully focused on that, and from our perspective, the lads have been really good at keeping their eyes firmly on what is next. and to formula one, where lewis hamilton believes all cars should be checked after races following his disqualification from the us grand prix last weekend. the seven—time world champion lost second place in austin due to excessive wear on his car's floor. speaking ahead of this weekend's mexico city grand prix, hamilton insists that more infringments would have come to light if all cars had been checked. i feel like all cars should have been checked, but the likeliness is half of them would have been thrown out. it would have looked worse for the sport. and i think we've got to change it for the future. you can't expect us to race on and do a split race. we have raised in austin for years and never had this issue.

they're the only team to have got one over ange postecoglou's side, beating them on penalties in theeague cup earlier this season. fair to say, i think apart from results which have also been pleasing, i think we have had a level of performance in every game, which has made us really competitive against all opponents, home and away. you know, we have had some eventful games within that context. but again, that has given us a real sort of strong foundation, strength of character and resilience in the group. our aim is always to get to three points and the players, they know already, that is the approach. but for any game, it's going to be the same. of course we respect the team on the other side, we know the quality they have, how they've been really strong against any team away and at home from the tottenham stadium. that's it, it's going to be tough but we have to trust in our process and keep improving. we're about half way through the cricket world cup, which means the table is starting to take shape. in is starting to take shape. the last few minutes afgi have in the last few min

ange postecoglou was asked if he'll still be managing at that age. who knows?. 76 — somewhere on a greek island, lying back, watching football from around the world, maybe doing some punditry and becoming an expert overnight. so that's the plan, but you never know in life, mate. the final of the rugby union world cup is tomorrow between south africa and new zealand, while the bronze—medal match between england and argentina takes place later. both teams face off in a repeat of their group—stage match and will be looking to finish their tournaments on a positive. england lock maro itoje says the motivation levels in the camp are still high, ahead of the clash in paris. we're competing for third place at this world cup, so there's loads to be motivated and about. i guess from their point of view, we beat them earlier, they'll probably want to turn that around. but it's going to be a great contest. it's two top teams going at it, two good teams, two high—quality teams, two teams coming off the back of a loss, wanting to get it right. at the cricket world cup, sout

they are the only team to have got one over ange postecoglus side, earlier this season. but postecoglou's be a very different proposition in the league. fairto fair to say that apart from the results which were pleasing i think we've had a

i mean, what what is it that the new manager and ange postecoglou has done to get that you couldn't do kane. and the five points clear. how has he done it? how how has he done it? >> lucky harry kane wasn't still there. there'd be about ten points, but they're , um. they've points, but they're, um. they've recruited. well, actually, i mean , madison, as everybody mean, madison, as everybody keeps saying, was a great signing for tottenham. they brought in a couple of full backs who have done great this centre. half the dutch boys come in, have been excellent, so they look very well balanced as a team and they're getting players back fitness . so yeah, and back to fitness. so yeah, and i like the manager. back to fitness. so yeah, and i like the manager . there's like the manager. there's nothing tells it as it is . nothing he tells it as it is. he's, you know, he's not trying to be clever and come out and baffle and out. baffle everybody and make out. he's genius, coaching genius he's a genius, a coaching genius and with all this term and come out with all this term ology that no one ca

they are the only team to have got one over ange postecoglus side, earlier this season. but postecoglou'side are proving to be a very different proposition in the league. fairto fair to say that apart from the results which were pleasing i think we've had a level of performance in every game that has made us very competitive against all opponents at home and away. we've had some eventful games within that context but again, that's given us a strong foundation in terms of character and resilience of the group. it's been an encouraging start and where that will lead us, we'll find out. now, remember the name... marc guiu. the 17—year old made his senior debut for barcelona last night, coming off the bench. and then afterjust 33 seconds scored the winner. he came on in the 79th minute and tookjust two touches to score against athletic bilbao. it's the fastest first league goal for barcelona in the club's history. every young footballers dream. the 17—year—old spanish forward came on for fellow youngster fermin lopez in the 79th minute and struck almost immediately.|t means he has we always t

they are the only team to have got one over ange postecoglu's side, beating them on penalties in the league cup earlier this season. but postecoglou'sproving to be a very different proposition in the league. it's fair to say i think apart from the results which have obviously been pleasing, i think we've had a level of performance in every game which has made us really competitive against. you know, we had some eventful games within that context but again, that's kind of given us a real strong foundation in terms of the character and resilience of the group. so, it's been an encouraging start and where that leaves us, we'll find out. ouraim is our aim is always to get to three points— our aim is always to get to three points and — our aim is always to get to three points and the players, they know already. _ points and the players, they know already, that is the approach. but for any— already, that is the approach. but for any game, it's going to be the same _ for any game, it's going to be the same of— for any game, it's going to be the same. of course we respect the team on the _ same. of course we respect the team on the other— s