plenty centre, ben croucher. going on this afternoon. propelled them to the top of the premier league — for a couple of hours at least. his header earned spurs a hard fought 1—0 win over wolves, watched by matt graveling. antonio conte was back in more familiar surroundings have been shaken off the stamford bridge scuffle. today he welcomed wolves, with seven portuguese players in their starting side. 0ne with seven portuguese players in their starting side. one goal with seven portuguese players in their starting side. 0ne goalfor hurricane would make him the premier league record scorer at a single club. the wait continued. the first half finished goalless, missed chances watched by a man who may have taken a view. but second—half spurs came out swinging, harry kane still searching a goal but finding the bar. the record 184 was held by aguero for manchester city, now it is tottenham's harry kane's 185 aguero for manchester city, now it is tottenham's harry kane's185 and counting. wolves continued to prowl but today belonged to tottenha

ben croucher has more.ore than half were positive, praising, encouraging or wishing them well. however, one in eight were critical of players actions either on or off the pitch — mentioning their skill, value or attitude. 3.5% of tweets were abusive, what it describes as a tweet that threatens, insults, dehumanises, mocks or belittles a player, including attacks aganst their identity. two thirds of players receive abuse, 7% receive abuse every single day. so what can be done? look, social media, you created the problem, you are monetising this kind of behaviour, it is your responsibility to solve it, and you have the technology to solve it. it is your job to have the technology to solve it. it is yourjob to do it. you need to get on with it. do not wait for legislation, but we need to also do is lobby the government for legislation which is what we have been doing for the last three or five years. we know that legislation alone won't solve it, but we also know that social media on their own won't solve it,

i'm ben croucher. your headlines.... 3-3.s been a hectic afternoon in the premier league as champions manchester city showing their fighting spirit at newcastle. three losses now for anthonyjoshua. what next after his defeat to oleksandr usyk? and three golds in total forjoe fraser to complete a record—breaking european championships for british gymnasts. hello there. we start in the premier league, where it's been a day of drama. shocks, comebacks, red cards, var and a hatful of goals — six at stjames park, where nothing could separate newcastle and manchester city in a classic encounter. the home side had led 3—1 at one stage, but couldn't hang on against the defending champions. matt graveling reports. eddie howe has never beaten pep guardiola, whose side is undefeated in 19 premier league away games. it's safe to say this would be easy. the last time these teams met, city scored five, and five minutes then, the goals suggested more. this touch from mcgill insured a city when would be far from from mcgill insured a city wh

i'm ben croucher with an update from the bbc sport centre. coach who guided jessica ennis—hill to her global heptathlon success, has been banned from coaching for life after being found to have committed gross breaches of trust. our correspondent joe wilson has more. this covers a 15 year period of toni minicello because my career. the findings are of utmost seriousness and it includes uk athletics saying unwanted and inappropriate touching, examples of bullying, emotional abuse, sometimes with severe consequences for the well—being, mental health of the athletes involved. we should stress that no athletes are specifically named but there are anonymous examples and some of the details given are quite graphic. toni minicello came to global prominence in 2012 with his work withjessica ennis—hill, he was coach of the year at bbc sports personality. he has been banned by uk athletics from holding a coaching position. the bbc has approached toni minichiello for comment and understand he is preparing a statement. the news comes less than a day afte

sport, and for a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre, here's ben croucher. s to be handed out on the penultimate day of the commonwealth games. eight already in athletics where england stormed to gold in the men's 4 by 100 metre relay, anchored home by 0jie edoburun. england were the defending champions and the team delivered, taking the gold ahead of trinidad and tobago and nigeria. the women's team took silver — with daryll neita not able to chase down a strong nigerian quartet in the home straight. elsewhere, england's matthew hudson smith won silver in the 400 metres, cindy sember took bronze in the 100 hurdles. victoria 0huroghu and jodie williams came second and third in the women's 400. scotland's neah evans claimed silver in the women's road race, behind australia's georgia baker. the men's race is happening right now and mark cavendish's hopes appear over after he slipped behind the leading group. geraint thomas and fred wright are up there though. you can follow this one right now on the bbc sport website. just over a lap to go for those writers the

sport, and for a full round—up from the bbc sport centre, here's ben croucher.cs of the saudi—funded breakaway liv golf series, and following his victory at the season—ending tour championship on the pga tour, admits it won't be easy playing alongside them. whilst they can't play on the pga tour, liv golfers can play in europe's dp world tour, meaning the likes of sergio garcia and lee westwood will likely tee it up alongside mcilroy at the bmw championship next week. i hate what it's doing to the game of golf. i hate it. i really do. imean... it's going to be hard for me to stomach going to wentworth in a couple of weeks' time and seeing 18 of them there — like, that just. .. itjust doesn't sit right with me. so... yeah, i feel strongly. i believe... i believe what i'm saying are the right things. and i think when you believe that what you're saying is the right things, you're... you're happy to stick your neck out on the line. ross barkley is a free agent after his contract with chelsea was terminated by mutual consent. after a £15 million move from everton in

i'm ben croucher. your headlines.... 3-3. it's been a hectic afternoon in the premier league

the time is 1:33pm i'm ben croucher with the latest from the bbc sport centre.ell be a big night on and off the field at old trafford tonight. manchester united take on liverpool — with both on the hunt for their first win of the season. the build—up has been dominated though by the threat of protests against united's owners. jurgen klopp says his liverpool side should be given the points if the match is postponed because of fan disruption, just like 2021. joe lynskey reports. manchester united start the day in the premier league's bottom three. most fans say the cause is at the top of the club. last year when they played liverpool they made that clear. two police officers are injured after a major security breach at old trafford with hundreds of fans invading the pitch. it was the first premier league match called off due to protests and since then it has got worse. liverpool won here 5—0 last october. last week united lost 4—0 at brentford. now there are plans to protest again in a march before the match aimed at the owners. i think the feeling is that nothing

one of the games greats from that opening season, alan shearer, joined the football news show�*s ben croucher the future at the premier league, and 30 years time, where we are going to be, do you think because we this european super league crumbling away in the background, can you keep growing and growing? i background, can you keep growing and curowin ? ., background, can you keep growing and carowin? ~ , , growing? ithink it can. ifoolishly said to my _ growing? ithink it can. ifoolishly said to my captain _ growing? ithink it can. ifoolishly said to my captain at _ growing? ithink it can. ifoolishly said to my captain at the - growing? ithink it can. ifoolishly said to my captain at the time - growing? i think it can. i foolishly. said to my captain at the time back in 96, _ said to my captain at the time back in 96, when — said to my captain at the time back in 96, when i left blackburn to go back to _ in 96, when i left blackburn to go back to newcastle is the worlds most expensive _ back to newcastle is the worlds most expensive player, rumour saying to them, _ expensive player, rumour

i'm ben croucher with your latest from the bbc sport centre.honyjoshua and 0leksandr usyk, as the briton broke down in tears following his defeat in saudi arabia. the fight was a much closer affair than last year, withjoshua coming on strong in the ninth round. but usyk�*s guile and strategy always posed joshua problems, and the ukrainian won on a split decision injeddah. a clearly agitated joshua threw two of usyk�*s belts down before storming out of the ring, only to return and praise his opponent. in the post—fight press conference, the emotion of the occasion was clear to see... it's really ha rd it's really hard for me to say i'm proud of myself. i don't feel anything, i'mjust proud of myself. i don't feel anything, i'm just upset, proud of myself. i don't feel anything, i'mjust upset, really like deep down in my heart. applause when you try and do things from your heart, not everybody is going to understand, and it wasjust heart, not everybody is going to understand, and it was just from the heart, right? i knewi understand, and it was ju

with all the sport now, here's ben croucher at the bbc sport centre. good afternoon.ight rematch between anthonyjoshua and oleksandr usyk. joshua says he's mentally ready after being heavily beaten last year by the ukrainian. for usyk — who was helping with the war less the six months ago — he's fighting for more than just his titles. ade adedoyin is injeddah. once champion, now challenger. anthonyjoshua is a man on a mission. what gives you the confidence that, this time around, it will be different? because i have been in there with him before. i know his tricks, i know what he's doing, and i know what i want to do. go on, aj! standing in his way is this man, the fearsome and formidable oleksandr usyk. eccentric, entertaining and an exceptional boxer, he hasn't lost in 13 years. a new heavyweight champion of the world. in the last few months, though, he's been fighting on a different front. usyk, there, back in ukraine, where he was part of the war effort before being given special dispensation to resume his boxing career. the priority for now is retaining the title

sport, and for a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre, here's ben croucher.er united fans. matt graveling was watching. another season, another man in charge. he became the eighth boss in the nine years since alan ferguson. can he finally unite united? his starting 11 had no number seven, with cristiano ronaldo on the bench. exactly three months ago, brighton put four past manchester united. the south coast side started strongly again. this was the midfielder�*s fought against united, and he didn't have to wait too long for his fifth. brighton fans were in a frenzy. the manager now well aware of the challenge at hand. a corner whipped into the brighton boxer saw the seagulls keep flapping. with heads in hands, the home fans watched as brighton held on for theirfirst in hands, the home fans watched as brighton held on for their first win at old trafford. no equaliser for united. we will see how much time he is given to make united tick. you can see how _ is given to make united tick. you can see how many _ is given to make united tick. ym. can see how many tim

i'm ben croucher.oming up: thejury in the ryan giggs domestic violence trial fails to reach a verdict — he could face another trial. we'll be live at the us open as andy murray bids for a place in the third round. one month on from that win at the women's euros, we'll look ahead to the lionnesses efforts to reach next yea r�*s women's world cup. always amazing, but we've got a world cup now, we have world cup qualifiers. we are now moving onto this next stage of the journey. and it's the final group games in the hundred. butjust who's on target for the knockouts? the jury in the trial of former manchester united footballer and wales manager ryan giggs was discharged by the judge today, after it failed to reach a verdict on any of the three charges made against him. the 48—year—old has denied accusations of controlling behaviour and assault. matt graveling has been following the case for us at manchester crown court. at the end of the trial which started three and half weeks ago, the jury of ii started

football news show presenter ben croucher is with me with a big deadline day show to come on thursdaydd—ons making in the second most expensive signing behind paul. he is very much ten heart signing. a player known well for his time at ajax. willjoin partners in the following ten heart into old trafford. he's not always prolific winger for the piece probably not going to score a huge number of goals. one season he scored eight goals 4—6. not outstanding numbers was interesting as well at manchester united have marcus rashford, jadon sancho, and play out wide as well. what this may be is a little bit a shift in the tactical situation from eric ten target and the fact that they might play marcus rashford a little centrally and play anthony out on the wing. b. centrally and play anthony out on the win. �* .., centrally and play anthony out on the win. �* _, , centrally and play anthony out on thewinu. �* , ., ., the wing. a record signing for a -la er the wing. a record signing for a player leaving _ the wing. a record signing for a player leaving that _ the wing. a record signing for a

it is ben croucher.mpting and failing to make a comeback at wimbledon but says she will compete at the us open starts later this month. and she was in a playful mood yesterday after beating nuria parrizas diaz in straight sets at the canadian 0pen, her first singles match victory in 14 months. i guess there is a light at the end of the tunnel.— i guess there is a light at the end | of the tunnel.— i of the tunnel. what is that light? i don't know. _ of the tunnel. what is that light? i don't know. i— of the tunnel. what is that light? i don't know, i am _ of the tunnel. what is that light? i don't know, i am getting - of the tunnel. what is that light? i don't know, i am getting closer. of the tunnel. what is that light? i don't know, i am getting closer to | don't know, i am getting closer to the light. yes, so, lately, that has been it for me. i can't wait to get to that light. t been it for me. i can't wait to get to that light.— to that light. i know you are 'okina. to that light. i know you are joki

sport and for a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre, here�*s ben croucher. good morning.ed start the day in the premier league�*s bottom three. most fans say the cause is at the top of the club. last year when they played liverpool they made that clear. two police officers are injured after a major security breach at old trafford with hundreds of fans invading the pitch. it was the first premier league match called off due to protests and since thenit called off due to protests and since then it has got worse. liverpool won here 5—0 last october. last week united lost 4—0 at brentford. now there are plans to protest again in a march before the match aimed at the owners. i a march before the match aimed at the owners-— the owners. i think the feeling is that nothing _ the owners. i think the feeling is that nothing has _ the owners. i think the feeling is that nothing has advanced, i the owners. i think the feeling is that nothing has advanced, yes i the owners. i think the feeling is i that nothing has advanced, yes there is an interesting appointment as manager, but stil