bruno fernandes popped in a consolation, but the real surprise was just how emphatically the day belongedows the news with action from today's premier league, but if you want to know the scores now, here they come. bournemouth are on the brink of ending their five—year stay in the premier league. they were beaten 2—0 by south coast neighbours southampton and must win their final game to have a chance of staying up. in the day's other game, harry kane's two goals dented leicester's hopes of qualifying for the champions league. tottenham hotspur won 3—0. watford have sacked manager nigel pearson with two games of the premier league remaining. pearson, who was appointed in december, is the third manager sacked by the club this season. they sit just three points above the relegation zone. it's set to be an exciting final day of the second test as england chase an unlikely victory. the hosts took most of the day to bowl out the west indies for 287 in theirfirst innings at old trafford. england then added 37 runs this evening to end the fourth day leading by 219. lewis hamilton has moved to the

bruno fernandes popped in a consolation, but the real surprise was just how emphatically the day belonged joe wilson, bbc news. now on bbc news...hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. the international reach of the black lives matter movement has put a new focus on racism in sport. my put a new focus on racism in sport. my guest today is in athlete who made a stand. adam goods was a star in aussie rules football. one of the greatest ever players of aboriginal descent. he quit the game after yea rs of descent. he quit the game after years of racist abuse. a movie has been made of his story. what can australia and the wider world learn from it? adam goodes in new south wales welcome to hardtalk. thanks for having me. adam, you quit your support, aussie rules football and 23 being having made a stand against racism —— 2015. five years on and racism —— 2015. five years on and racism and racism in sport is top of the agenda with the black lives matter movement making it such a theme right across the world. how much do you believe has changed in the last five years? i think the big

bruno fernandes pulled one back from the penalty spot but the game was effectively over.illiant performance but sometimes a bit of an edge around the place is not the worst. this season, after a win, but it has been like that and to change the situation we had a lot of information and work done in the last two weeks and you're only as good as the players in that sense and they all deserve huge credit. so on the phone that they are in, i am proud for the players. it is the semifinal, another game to go, but i am very proud to be there. it is going to be another big game against arsenal. it will be special personally for me. but we are very happy with the team performance today. now we need to focus on the championship. and the premier league, and yes, we just want to finish in the top three. and obviously, to win the fa cup. leicester's hopes of champions league football next season have been dented — they were beaten 3—0 by tottenham. harry kane scored twice — moving spurs up to 6th and into the europa league places. leicester, meanwhile, will have to fight for their spot

the home side held united for a while before going 2—0 down to a bruno fernandes penalty, and this superb scored the third. united are just a point behind leicester now, whilst villa are second from bottom and four points from watford and safety. bournemouth remain in trouble in the relegation zone too, after they were denied a late win over tottenham. callum wilson was convinced he'd won the game in the last minute, only to see his goal disallowed for handball. it touched joshua king on the arm. bournmouth are third from bottom, three points behind watford. everton drew 1—1 with southampton. leeds united are back on top of the championship. they thrashed stoke city 5—0, patrick bamford capping off the win to move them a point above west brom. stoke meanwhile are just a point above the relegation zone. england's cricketers are facing a real battle after the second day of their opening test against west indies in southampton. jason holder led the way with a career best six—wicket haul, as the tourists bowled england out for 204. the windies were 57 for one as bad light stopped play. joe wi

they admitted that manchester united's bruno fernandes shouldn't have won a penalty for this challengeat aston villa 3—0. the premier league also said that southampton shouldn't have been given a penalty against everton, while tottenham should have been given one against bournemouth. liverpool captain jordan henderson will miss the rest of the season with a knee injury. the midfielder scored in the 3—1 win against brighton on wednesday before limping off late on in the match. he won't need surgery and should be fit in time for the start of next season. two more races have been added to the formula one calendar, taking the total to ten. the ferrari owned mugello circuit in italy will host a grand prix for the first time on 13th september, with the russian grand prix in sochi confirmed for a fortnight later. in the meantime, the second race weekend of the season has got under way in austria. this time the race will be called the ‘styrian grand prix', in honour of the local area. racing point's sergio perez topped the time sheets in this morning's first practice. that's all the sport for

united went ahead with a penalty scored by bruno fernandes.ourse. we achieved a champions league spot, we have come from way, way behind teams and gone past them, have shown we have the consistency and players with the right mentality, we are building a group and a performance culture here that we can be proud of. it was the great escape for aston villa at the london stadium against west ham. they started the day just above the relegation places in 17th. a 1—1 draw proved enough to keep them up after watford lost 3—2 to arsenal. england are in complete control going into day 4 of the title—deciding third test against west indies. stuart broad returned with figures of 6/31 as the tourists chased 399 to win in manchester. after bowling west indies out for 197, england then added over 200 for their second innings before putting the west indies back into bat. broad now has 499 test wickets, one away from becoming only the fourth pace bowler to reach 500. obviously we didn't quite hit our straps in that first 40 minutes, but after that we had our s

as consolations go, bruno fernandes' penalty did little to improve his manager's mood, for this was chelsea'se made, i think we've made as a team collectively, but of course we want top four and we want to try and win that final. and we're at the business end, so let's see, let's try and replicate today. they'll have the chance against arsenal a week on saturday. will blue be the colour again? ben croucher, bbc news. the former watford manager nigel pearson has responded to his sacking by the club. he has just posted on social media to say he's overwhelmed by the support he has received since being dismissed yesterday. pearson joined in december when watford were bottom of the table — he's since guided them out of the relegation zone, and although they still can go down, his dismissal was a bit of a shock. watford are the first premier league team to sack three managers in the same season. let's stay at the bottom of the table because bournemouth now need a miracle to stay in the premier league. they lost 2—0 at southampton yesterday. that leaves them three points off safety, but they've only

they admitted that manchester united's bruno fernandes shouldn't have won a penalty for this challengevilla 3—0. southampton were also wrongly awarded a penalty afterjames ward—prowse appeared to fall into everton defender andre gomes, but he did go on to miss the penalty as the sides drew 1—1. and finally, totte n ha m sides drew 1—1. and finally, tottenham should have had a penalty for this shove on harry kane against bournemouth. it wasn't given, so the match finished 0—0 and it is fair to say that spurs managerjose mourinho wasn't one bit happy about it. holly, thank you very much. good to see holly at a swimming pool. now on bbc news, it's time for your questions answered. you've been sending in your questions about the new easing of travel restrictions. let's get some of them answered now. joining me to do so is rory bolland, travel editor of which? and felicity hannah, personal finance expert. good morning to both of you. we have a question from andy gray... we have a party of 11 due to fly to a greek island on the 16thjuly, but we're still unclear if we can go without quarantin

they admitted that manchester united's bruno fernandes shouldn't have won a penalty for this challenge the season has got underway in austria. this time the race will be called the ‘styrian grand prix', in honour of the local area. racing point's sergio perez topped the time sheets in this morning's first practice. that's all the sport for now. there's more on the bbc sport website including news that the scottish premiership season will kick off on the ist of august. relatives of care home residents with dementia should be treated as key workers, leading charities say. in a letter to the health secretary, they write that the care given by family members is "essential" to residents' mental and physical health. nadra ahmed is the executive chair of the national care association, which represents care home operators. shejoins me now. what do you think of this proposal? i think they are absolutely right because the mental welfare of people with dementia or in care schemes a lwa ys with dementia or in care schemes always benefits from a good open relationship with families and friends. and

they admitted that manchester united‘s bruno fernandes shouldn‘t have won a penalty for this challengelly, tottenham should have had a penalty for this shove on harry kane against bournemouth. it wasn‘t given, so the match finished as a 0—0 draw. and it‘s fair to say spurs managerjose mourinho, wasn‘t happy about it. hello, jose, can you hear me? no. sorry, there is no it support here. plenty of sport to look forward to. asi plenty of sport to look forward to. as i mentioned, recreational cricket starting and for those that cannot wait until the 25th ofjuly to get in the water, i have some good news for you. outdoor pools in england, they open tomorrow. i‘m afraid to say though in scotland and wales and northern ireland, this does not apply, you will have to wait a little bit longer to dive into the top as for the outdoor pools, do you know what? you will have to ask matt about the weather. that is not on me. so, once you finish swimming you are allowed to change, use the change rooms to get dry, even though there are no hairdryers? exactly. all the ha i rd rye rs are no hairdryers? ex

a little appreciation of what bruno fernandes is brought to manchester united today.ntice against the sorcerer. sorcerers apprentice against the sorcerer. we've spoken to phil foden this week, the young manchester city midfielder who many feel might step into the significant slippers of david silva who is leaving manchester city at the end of the season, who has been so brilliant for them and the premier league, and phil has been talking about what it feels like to play in midfield with david silva and kevin de bruyne. having him and david in midfield is a perfect balance. kevin tries long passes and fly things through and that was he is great at, crossing on things. david is more technical with shorter passes. just to see both of them on the same field is unbelievable and even better playing with them recently. kevin is unbelievable out there. he just sees a pass before it is there, i don't understand how he does it.” a pass before it is there, i don't understand how he does it. i don't think he is the only one! phil foden speaking to kyle walker. real madrid win la

bruno fernandes made it five to keep united's unbeaten run going.o young mason greenwood scoring two for united for the first time. afterwards manager ole gunnar solskjaer was full of praise for the teenager. one of the best, if not the best finisher i've worked with, seen, because he's so calm, so composed. if that's on the playground or on the training ground or back home in the garden, he knows where to finish, how to score a goal, and it doesn't matter if there are a 75,000 fans here at old trafford or no one, because that's just what he does. speaking of goal scorers, what about jamie va rdy? he made it a century of premier league goals today as leicester boosted their hopes of achieving a top—four finish with victory over crystal palace. in fact, vardy made it 101 with his second of the game in the 4th minute of added time to make it 3—0 at the kingpower stadium. arsenal dealt a big blow to wolves‘ top—four hopes with a 2—0 win at molineux. it was another youngster — academy graduate bukayo saka who opened the scoring before half time, before