bernarda pera stepped up slipped away. bernarda pera stepped up to claim a memorable victory.o one, a feeling that are starting to feel all—too—familiar. it's a bit frustrating but also i think, i'm still taking good stuff from this. i don't feel by any means that it is a massive catastrophe. obviously, i play every event to be there till the end. i don't want to be going home this early. i think in terms of building myself back up again and building myself up again, and playing the way i want to play, i think i keep moving forward. former champion stan wawrinka is also out. hindered by his troublesome knee, he failed to put up a fight against american tennys sandgren, who eased to a 6—2 6—16—4 win. and yes, sandgren‘s first name really is "tennis"! nothing to do with the sport sadly though, it's a swedish name. arsenal manager arsene wenger has said a deal to take alexis sanchez to manchester united is "likely to happen" and has also been discussing his interest in henrikh mkhitaryan moving the other way as part of the deal. he was speaking at a press conference ahead of satu

earlier on she stuck to it but bernarda pera flourished in the spotlight.ing a march in the match to win the first set. questions for konta and coach michaeljoyce, which she started to a nswer michaeljoyce, which she started to answer in the second. but the british number one did not look herself. pera took advantage, wiping out konta's early lead to take a charge of the set. no long after the match in her sights, three match points all saved. had the comeback started ? points all saved. had the comeback started? the break of serve had konta back on level terms but m ista kes konta back on level terms but mistakes were back and the match slipped away and bernarda pera stepped up to claim a mepable victory. another early exit for konta, a feeling that is starting to become all too familiar. after three months out of the sport with injury, rory mcilroy returned to golf with a 3—under par round of 69 at the abu dhabi championship. three shots of tommy fleetwood's lead. but both were underplayed by a schoolboy. oscar meyer and he didn't look out of place alink

bernarda pera hasjust, in fact, wrapped up that title. she hasjust won it in straight sets, knocking out prison‘s johanna won it in straight sets, knocking out prison‘sjohanna konta. won it in straight sets, knocking out prison‘s johanna konta. johanna konta, remember, was a semifinalist two years ago and a quarter—finalist last year, that is british number onejohanna last year, that is british number one johanna konta out last year, that is british number onejohanna konta out of the australian open. all the details and live commentary on the website as well in the meantime. on to football: in england, chelsea are through to the fourth round of the fa cup, but they were taken all the way to penalties by championship side norwich city in their replay at stamford bridge. it ended 1—1 after extra—time. chelsea finished the game with nine men, after pedro and alvaro morata were both shown a second yellow card for diving. chelsea also had two penalty claims turned down. simon brotherton was watching. they were pushed all the way by norwich cit

the number nine seed was shocked in the second round, beaten by the world number 123 bernarda pera ine last night with the former england captain calling it calling it a shambles — after chelsea were not awarded a penalty in their fa cup third round win over norwich. the shock of the night in the fa cup though came at wigan where the league one side knocked out premier league bournemouth beating them 3—0. elsewhere, swansea beat wolves. and defending champions england have named their six nations squad for their first match against italy. eight uncapped players are named including northampton‘s harry mallinder. more sport after 10am. thank you. let's talk about the wild weather. severe gales have been causing disruption to much of the uk and police in several areas including east anglia and gloucestershire have reported fallen trees on or near main roads. bridges are closed, trees are down. thousands of homes are without power in essex. in scotland, drivers were warned overnight to use extreme caution on the roads due to heavy snow. and in dumfries and galloway, the a75 was closed bet

next up is another american, bernarda pera, who just next up is another american, bernarda pera, whojustanked 123 in the world. konta was able to focus despite a blueberry tobacco on a recent shopping trip! i went to the supermarket to buy drew brees, i only bought blue breeze, two permits. i left umaga benneteau blooper is there. that is $5i benneteau blooper is there. that is $5 i will not get back, but it is more the betrayal of my own mind that i felt so upset about the blueberries, i was so upset. the first soft fruit fiasco of the year! heather watson went down to yulia putintseva from kazakhstan but now leads 5—a on soma —— on serve in the first set. that is the latest from the women's side of the game. johanna konta has just side of the game. johanna konta hasjust tweeted side of the game. johanna konta has just tweeted that she has managed to buy two permits of blueberries and bring them back with her. novak djokovic chin action, what is this about a stray? you would thinkjohanna konta has the resource to get more blueberries! djokovic is seeded 1ath because he missed much of la

she‘ll play another american, bernarda pera.vic is seeded 14th, after missing the second half of 2017 with an elbow injury. and he was wearing quite a fetching kind of arm long/ coloured sleeve to play in melbourne this morning. —— flesh coloured sleeve. manchester united have done their best to take advantage of manchester city‘s defeat at liverpool, narrowing the gap at the top of the premier league to 12 points. they beat stoke 3—0 last night, with new stoke manager paul lambert watching from the stands. and jose mourinho isn‘t quite giving up the title race yet. we know that the distance is a very important distance. i‘ve been there before, and you can control your destiny, and you play relaxed. and, when you play relaxed, the best qualities are coming. so i think they have their destiny in their hands, but we want to win matches, we want to finish the best we can. ryan giggs has been confirmed as the new manager of the wales national side. he‘s agreed a four—year deal, and he says he‘s been unfairly criticised by fans, who

she went out in straight sets to the world number 123 bernarda pera. also i think i am still taking good things from this. i am not, i do not feel by any means as though it is a massive catastrophe. i play every event to be there till the end. i definitely do not want to be going home this early, but i think in terms of building myself back up, and playing the way i want to play, i think and playing the way i want to play, ithinki and playing the way i want to play, i think ijust keep moving forward. there was a better day for six—time champion novak djokovic, who battled back from a set down in 39 degree heat to come past gael monfils to reach round three. former champion stan wawrinka is out though. hindered by his troublesome knee, he was soundly beaten by american tennys sandgren. he eased to a 6—2, 6—1, 6—4 win. arsenal manager arsene wenger has said a deal to take alexis sanchez to manchester united is "likely to happen" and has also been discussing his interest in henrikh mkhitaryan moving the other way as part of the deal. it‘s become clear tha

she went out in straight sets to the world number 123, bernarda pera.a had ever won a grand slam match. it's a bit frustrating, but also i think i'm still taking good stuff from this. i'm not... i don't feel by any means like it's a massive catastrophe. 0bviously, by any means like it's a massive catastrophe. obviously, i play every event to be there until the end. so i definitely don't want to be going home this early. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. we'll have more for you in sportsday at 6.30pm. jess, many thanks. let's get more on the meeting between theresa may and the french president emmanuel macron, with both leaders expected to underline their commitment to continue working closely together after brexit. they'll set out a series of agreements, including a pledge from the government to take more migrants from calais and an extra £44 million to strengthen the uk's border controls. i'm joined from calais by our diplomatic correspondent, paul adams. paul, we were

british number one and ninth seed is out of the australian open, knocked out in straight sets by bernarda perain melbourne but afterwards described the result as not a "massive catastrophe". it's a bit frustrating but also i think, i'm still taking good stuff from this. i don't feel by any means that it from this. i don't feel by any means thatitis from this. i don't feel by any means that it is a massive catastrophe. obviously, i play every event to be there till the end. i don't want to be going home this early. i think in terms of building myself back up again and building myself up again, and playing the way i want to play, i think and playing the way i want to play, ithinki and playing the way i want to play, i think i keep moving forward. video refereeing came under the spotlight last night at stamford bridge as chelsea beat norwich city 5—3 on penalties in a dramatic fa cup 3rd round replay. chelsea took the lead in the match before jamal lewis equalised for norwich in the fourth minute of injury time — sending the match to extra time. willian then went down in the penalty area but the