a trophy day is always a special day at celtic park and then we can get ready for an amazing final andten hag has endured a rocky season with manchester united in the premier league and even his post match thank you speech at old trafford last night wasn't greeted with universal affection. they've got an outside chance of finishing seventh and are in the fa cup final and the united boss is determined to end the season on a high. it's always nice to win any game but it is important to win the last game in old trafford for this season and it is very important and i think the fans deserve this because they have had so many difficult times but they always stayed with us. when we go to brighton, last game, important for the ranking so we need three points and that is the only way how we don't have it in our hands but we have to do ourjob to win the game. after languishing in mid table for much of the season, chelsea have lostjust one in ia to propel themselves up to sixth, aided by last night's 2—1 win over brighton. they'll be in europe next season with a draw on the final day — validation

park. the statium has cleared now, but celtic have left knowing that they have the league title.s has been a tough ground to come to — twice this season celtic have lost here against kilmarnock but on this occasion they needn't have worried, just afterfour minutes, the first goal went in. it was adam idah who scored for them and then just eight minutes later they got their second and then itjust became an onslaught. as the fifth goal went in, the fans celebrated knowing that the title was theirs — a third scottish premiership title in a row and the first for their returning manager, brendan rogers. this weekend on saturday, they will lift the trophy for the first time in front of their home fans at celtic park. the battle for europa league and europa conference league is going right to the wire. cheslesa boosted their hopes of a top 6 finish with a 2—1 win at brighton in the premier league. mauricio pochetino�*s side made it 4 straight wins in a game that saw cole palmer score his 22nd league goal of the season. cheslea climb to 6th in the table with bournemouth to play on the fi

the scottish premiership could be decided next weekend as the top two face each other at celtic park best day for rangers captainjames tavernier, who scored an own goal and missed a penalty. alex fletcher was watching. six points off celtic — this one a must win for philippe clement's side. but every title race requires some luck. james tavernier�*s had all but run out early on. kilmarnock taking a surprise lead. a quick chance for redemption asjoe wright's hand—ball saw him dismissed and had the rangers captain stepping up to the spot. it's a brilliant save from will dennis! nerves now visible all around ibrox. silva did his best. a vital goal on the stroke of half—time. belief from the bench then brought change. substitute ben davies the quickest to react as rangers turned the game around. if that wasn't a bad introduction, tom lawrence went one better, the sweetest of strikes to secure all three points. the home side had one more goal in them. john souttar added a fourth in stoppage time. the best type of preparation for next week's old firm derby. let's update you on the women's

kilmarnock also held them to a draw at celtic park in february. that celtic might be confirmed as champions without playing, after rangers found themselves 2—0 down against dundee. but they fought back to win 5—2, with scott wright scoring twice late on. they must now hope kilmarnock can do them a favour later this evening. chelsea boss emma hayes says she wants to "enjoy this week as much as possible" as she prepares to bid farewell to the club. the blues beat bristol city 8—0 last time out and are currently second in the women's super league table behind manchester city. victory against tottenham tonight — which is their game in hand and is live on bbc four — would see them go top ahead of their final match of the season away at manchester united on saturday. iam going i am going to enjoy being in this position, you know, you don't often be in a situation where you are competing for a title going into the last two days of the season, and for those of us who have won titles, we know how hard it is. so, i am happy to be in the position that we are

the scottish premiership could be decided next weekend as the top two face each other at celtic park best day for rangers captainjames tavernier who scored an own goal and missed a penalty. alex fletcher was watching. six points off celtic, this one a must win. every title race requires some luck. james tavernier had all but run out early on. kilmarnock taking a surprise lead. a quick chance for redemption asjoe wright's had both saw him dismissed and had the rangers captain stepping up and had the rangers captain stepping up to the spot. it is and had the rangers captain stepping up to the spot-— up to the spot. it is a brilliant save from _ up to the spot. it is a brilliant save from will _ up to the spot. it is a brilliant save from will dennis! - up to the spot. it is a brilliant| save from will dennis! nerves up to the spot. it is a brilliant - save from will dennis! nerves now visible all around _ save from will dennis! nerves now visible all around ibrox. _ save from will dennis! nerves now visible all around ibrox. a - save from will dennis! nerves now visible all around ibro

an own goal and was then sent off to compound a difficult after for phillipe clement's side at celtic parkr goal difference. only a couple of minutes ago and just as i speak, celtic have the ball in the back of the net but it has been ruled offside. james anderson — england's all time leading wicket taker — has confirmed he will retire from test cricket next month. the 41—year—old is third on the all time list with 700 scalps and has the most test wickets of any seam bowler. the decision comes after he held talks this week with test coach brendon mccullum who told anderson england want to build an attack for the future. in a statement anderson says, it's been an incredible 20 years representing my country, playing the game i've loved since i was a kid. i'm going to miss walking out for england so much. but i know the time is right to step aside and let others realise their dreamsjust like i got to, because there is no greater feeling. i'm excited for the new challenges that lie ahead, as well as filling my days with even more golf. england's international summer gets under way in the next

overdone the celebrations as they fell behind twice to st mirren, but they scored a late winner at celtic parkd their league campaign on a high. jim lumsden reports. a third successive title secured in the midweek thumping of kilmarnock for them and the guard of honour from st mary, today is overshadowed opposition, they went ahead to spoil the mood for that matt o'reilly looked to adopt the party back in full swing. this wasjoe hart's last league game in goal, retiring from football this season. could he sign off from having a save? not quite. goals insured a 3—2 victory. but the gain was the support act for the main attraction, a familiar sight is out came the silverware. celtics domestic dominance illustrated with his 12th illustrated with this 12th partnership triumph in 13 years. last stop for a hart is a mouthwatering scottish cup final with rangers at hampden. but the future ambition for celtic has to be a deep dive into the champions league where they so often prove out of their depth. into the champions league where they so often proved out of their depth. let's have a quick look at s

it's after they beat hearts 3—0 at celtic park. it three. st mirren beat dundee 3—1 at dens park. let's look at the top of the scottish premiership. celtic are six points clear. rangers play kilmarnock tomorrow. remember, their next game is the old firm derby. hearts are in third, for a place in the europa league next season. dundee and st mirren battling for a europa conference league spot. at the other end, after the split, livingston have been relegated, after their 4—1 defeat to motherwell. there were just two games today in the women's super league. aston villa beat brighton 1—nil in their first match since manager carla ward announced she'd be leaving at the end of the season. and tottenham hotspur came back from two goals down to get a draw at everton. drew spence and beth england scoring either side of half time. the result means no change of position in the table with spurs remaining sixth and everton staying in ninth. chelsea play tomorrow evening, when they host bristol city at kingsmeadow. but there was a shock announce

now we need to go at celtic park and win. unites supporters, though, is the view that there's no bigger derby in the world. don't think there's any argument about it, and i think people that don't say it is haven't experienced it. there's a few derbies around the world that are massive, to be fair, right... but it's different here. it's not just about football. it's like it can ruin your whole week. they say the biggest old firm game is the next one. this one in particular, though, could be huge. chris mclaughlin, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's elizabeth rizzini. summer is finally here but you have something us to celebrate? i do. summer is finally here but you have something us to celebrate?- something us to celebrate? i do. it has been all _ something us to celebrate? i do. it has been all about the _ something us to celebrate? i do. it has been all about the sunshine . has been all about the sunshine today. a really stunning day of weather across all format nations but the sun has also been sending out so

celtic are three points clear with a superior goal difference too so a win at celtic park would all butcouple of minutes to go until half—time. three goals in five minutes. matt 0'reilly firing home from the edge of the box before ajohn lundstrum own goal, before cyriel dessers pulled one back for rangers. you can follow that one on the bbc sport website. a big game at the top of the english premier league too where manchester city can return to the top of the table — for a day at least — with victory over fulham. kicked off 45 minutes ago at craven cottage. josko gvardiol — the city left back — opened the scoring inside 13 minutes. kevin de bruyne with the assist. later on saturday, it's all about the battle to avoid the drop. a win for forest over chelsea all but assures their safety, which would be bad news for both burnley, who face spurs and luton town, who travel to west ham. we'll concentrate on ourselves and yeah, obviously we will need help, but we all know how difficult it is to win in the premier league and we have got to try and do that and obviously, yeah, forest, burnley,

it is at home, at celtic park and is going to be no supporters in the venue at all and is going to ber at the top of the league and the goal difference just about everything in their favour. but, and it's a big but, and rangers and anything can happen if you do not believe that you think it's cliche, i have a little look at what happened in the last game they played at the because it is six minutes and the score was 2—1 and it is madness and mayhem that can happen in the joy of it is, is madness and mayhem that can happen in thejoy of it is, rangers, they have to go out and try and attack and when the game and it should be an incredibly open game and yes, subject our favourites but onlyjust. and yes, sub'ect our favourites but onl “ust. , ., i. onlyjust. listening to your commentaries, _ onlyjust. listening to your commentaries, just - onlyjust. listening to your commentaries, just the . onlyjust. listening to your. commentaries, just the noise onlyjust. listening to your- commentaries, just the noise and onlyjust. listening to your— commentaries, just the noise and the strikes, take

staying with football and celtic have been crowned scottish premiership champions tonight after a 5—0 win against kilmarnock. jane dougall has all the action from rugby parkr their rivals. it's going to be really special, because it was really close this year, because loads of people thought rangers were going to come to win it. and then we're going to come to win it. came from perth, australia, last friday. came here for the rangers game on saturday, and here to see celtic win the league. the league title hhas gone down to the wire this season, with celtic ahead of rangers, going into this penultimate league match. a win or a draw against kilmarnock was all celtic needed. but twice this season they've lost here. they needn't have worried. this was third time lucky. put away by adam idah! it took just four minutes for celtic to take the lead. kilmarnock�*s defence couldn't hold and another followed, then a third for celtic. james forrest! the fans could already taste the title. the second half saw more of the same, an unstoppable strike from matt o'riley. well, that is just brilliant. and they weren't finished there. a fifth for the new champions, and a f

it's not that far back to glasgow but enough time for fans to gather at celtic park for the arrival ofimagine it was the same for these supporters seeing their team and celebrating yet another trophy. premier league clubs will vote on whether to scrap video assistant referees from next season at their annual general meeting next month. wolverhampton wanderers have formally submitted a resolution to the premier league, which will trigger a vote when the 20 member clubs meet in harrogate on 6june. dan 0gunshakin reports. when var was introduced in the premier league in 2019, it was hoped that scenes like this would largely become a thing of the past. yet when the referee failed to award wolves a late equaliser against west ham following a var review, manager gary 0'neil was left furious and stunned. crazy. really crazy that a premier league referee can stand in front of a screen, having been sent to it, and get it so badly wrong. and i don't understand how he reaches it. 0'neil was banned for one match for his post—match reaction to the incident, one of several wolves believe have gone a

but celtic park today will be an unbelievable atmosphere , today. and i'm sure atmosphere, today.g later on. to be honest, i actually do wish i'll be there because the atmosphere would be incredible , so it's going to be incredible, so it's going to be an intimidating, intimidating game for , for the rangers game for, for the rangers players. they've not dealt with it over the last number of years when they've gone to celtic park, they've had a, they've had a tough time and today will all be about who holds the nerve the best. >> just quickly alan, before we 90, >> just quickly alan, before we go, it'd be remiss of me not to ask about everton safe with three games to go. some great stuff, and towards the end of the season under sean dyche. but problems ahead with the ownership perhaps. but the stadium still looking good. >> the stadium looks looks amazing, i must i must admit that the problems with everton right now are all off the pitch. you know , there's that in the you know, there's that in the owner needs to decide what what is happening off the pitch because there seems to b

in a moment, we will speak to jane dougall, who's at hampden park, where celtic will play rangers, butnited. this might be a repeat of last year where city scored the fastest fa cup final goal in history but in the season that followed the gap between the two sides has become more of a chasm, city have continued that domination of the premier league, winning that record fourth title and if they were to win tomorrow they would make history as the first team to win back o back double, things are not so rosy on the red side of manchester however, there are reports that this could be erik ten hag's final game in charge of manchester united, regardless of the result. that is because they fell to their lowest league position in more than 30 years, there can't be that many united fans coming here tomorrow full of hope because city have beaten united six in the last seven game a they have scored 21 goals in the process, the prince of wales will be up there in the royal box and very few would bet against him having a good view of a repeat of last yea r�*s him having a good view of a repeat of l

park. the statium has cleared now, but celtic have left knowing that they have the league title.

a bit of wasteland here in this community in the east end of glasgow which is in the shadow of celtic park a country he has to unite as well, butjohn swinney argues strongly that he is a unifying figure for his party, but that this is a general election campaign, he would rather have not had to fight so soon, and the suspension of michael matheson is not an issue he would have liked to have seen in the campaign. he is arguing that snp is best placed to represent scotland and that, as the snp would see it, there is no difference between the policies on the economy of labour and the conservatives going forward. thank you. we arejust going thank you. we are just going to take it over to keir starmer and anas sarwar who are in scotland also. their message very much is to say if you want a new government in westminster you need to get out and vote for the labour party. let us listen to what they are saying. the competition has worked well in our parliament, we have had a number of by—elections that we have a very much enjoyed. you said today you want to get working — you said today you want to

the scottish cup final is also taking place with glasgow rivals rangers and celtic battling it out at hampden parkand that is also goalless. bbc sport understands that vincent kompany has agreed a deal in principle to become the new bayern munich coach. the german side moved for kompany after a series of rejections in their search for a successor to thomas tuchel. kompany�*s new deal is believed to run through until 2027, with bayern set to pay burnley over 10m pounds in compensation. and it has also been confirmed that manchester united's record goalscorer wayne rooney has been appointed as the new head coach of plymouth argyle. rooney is keen to re—establish his reputation after a disastrous spell at birmingham city when he lost nine games out of 15. it's his fourth managerial role since retiring three years ago. yes, really excited, i think, obviously to go in as head coach. it was a full process, we had a lot of managers interviewed for the job and, thankfully, the club found i was the best person for the job. i am excited to get started. england and pakistan are continuing their preparations

in scotland, celtic beat rangers by 1—0 in the first old firm scottish cup final since 2002. jane dougall reports from hampden parkicipation in the build up to this old firm scottish cup final. it's been 22 years since both sides faced each other here at hampden park in the scottish cup final. and it was a cagey affair to begin with. in the first half, there was a shout for a penalty for celtic. that was waved away. and then there was a disallowed goal for rangers early on in the second half. and it wasn't until the 89th minute that the deadlock was broken by adam idah for celtic, and of course that has won them the cup. the players have had a long season. their fans have had to endure a long season too. they did take the league title, but of course rangers, their bitter rivals, pushed them all the way for that. rangers did win the league cup, and they had been hoping for the double if they were to win the scottish cup here at hampden, but it wasn't to be. it was celtic taking it in the very last minutes. this is brendan rodgers' second piece of silverware in his returning season for the club. there was a little b

celtic were unbeaten against rangers in theirfour premiership games this season. jane dougall is at hampden park park ahead of the oldest competition in association football. this will be the 150th scottish cup final and for the first time in 22 years, the old firm, rangers and celtic, will be facing each other in this final. back in 2002, it was rangers who won the competition on that day but going into this match, celtic will probably be the favourites. they have already won the league title, although rangers did win the league cup earlier this season. there will be a 50—50 split of fans inside this stadium and that will be the first time for a long time because our way fans are currently not allowed at old firm matches. however, with half of the fans being celtic supporters and half of the fans being rangers supporters, that will make for an electric atmosphere at hampden park. there is nothing like an old firm rivalry. there will be some bitter battles between these two teams but whatever happens, it will be a significant day in scottish football. bbc sport understands that vincent kompany h

——for rangers' last league win at celtic park — but it's a match they really have to win if they're toor the fourth time in a row. manager pep guardiola's trying to take it all in his stride. these guys still, we kind of rely on them and we can do it. and here we are, one week left to finish the premier league, we can give all we have in our bones to perform in the first one and saturday in london. in the fight to avoid relegation, nottingham forest know victory for them over chelsea will see them all but safe today. as for luton, they need forest to slip up — and to get something themselves at west ham. for burnley and manager vincent kompany, the maths is simple — they have to win their final two games if they're to have any chance of surviving — starting at tottenham today. we will have plenty of time to talk about what the season has been fast good or bad, but right now i don't think we have to play out any scenarios. the only thing i know is we will keep going, that i guarantee you, no matter what, you just keep going and rewards don't get distributed in life because you have done

park. they're favourites, jane, but killie have given them some difficult games this season. might not be so easy for them. celtict here in the league in december, and in the league cup in august, so this park is something of a bogey ground for them. however, they do come into the penultimate match of the season with the distinct advantage over rangers and knowing they only need one point over kilmarnock. i've been speaking to some fans who seemed fairly confident that they will leave here tonight with the title won. i think 4-0 i think 4—0 celtic tonight. i think 4-0 celtic tonight. we alwa s i think 4—0 celtic tonight. we always preserve our style. i think 4-0 celtic tonight. we - always preserve our style. crosstalk we 'ust always preserve our style. crosstalk we just have — always preserve our style. crosstalk we just have to _ always preserve our style. crosstalk we just have to get _ always preserve our style. crosstalk we just have to get out _ always preserve our style. crosstalk we just have to get out and win. - we just have to get out and win. darren mcginnis knows the league. i just think we need to b

will celtic arc is certainly going to be on high. . is certainly going to be on high. definitely informed. i was at rugby parke bit between their teeth, celtic can certainly perform and turned on. but rangersjust can certainly perform and turned on. but rangers just have to hope they're tired. rangers have to hope they're tired. rangers have to hope they are fatigued after partying, perhaps. to have half of this stadium filled with rangers fans, of course that's going to give rangers a boost and help g them up, particularly when they're in front of goals facing down. they do have a lot of injuries. if we cast our minds back, as you mentioned at the beginning, to 22 years ago, the last time that celtic and rangers met in the final, it was rangers who lifted the final, it was rangers who lifted the trophy on that day. they will be hoping that history repeats itself. this is a 150th scottish cup trophy, scottish cup final, and keeping with tradition, it seems to be raining here in glasgow. back to you. thank ou ve here in glasgow. back to you. thank you very much. _ here in glasgow. back to you. thank you very m

north of the border, it's the first old firm scottish cup final in 22 years as celtic face rangers at hampden park and wayne rooney closes in on a return to management . return to management. >> you may want to make the most of any dry and bright weather around today because for many of us it is going to be the driest day of the long weekend. i'll have more details coming up. >> good morning to you. >> good morning to you. >> i'm stephen dixon and i'm anne diamond, and you're watching breakfast here on . watching breakfast here on. gb news. >> to the most important matter of the day. and i don't want to get too personal, but have you had issues with people snoring in the past? >> oh, i see, actually, i'll tell you what. >> your your boys. >> your your boys. >> yeah, one of them, particularly snores loudly, wakes up the entire house, and it worries him. yeah, and it worries his worried his girlfriend in the past as well, yeah. girlfriend in the past as well, yeah . i mean, young people yeah. i mean, young people nowadays want to be together, but she just said no. is there a bedroom furthest away fr

cup final day in scotland as well celtic and rangers will go head to head in the showpiece event for the first time in over 20 years. it'll be packed out at hampden parkfor celtic, especially as it's a celtic rangers— celtic, especially as it's a celtic rangers game. they are playing for the rewards for the discipline this season _ the rewards for the discipline this season. discipline is one of the key elements— season. discipline is one of the key elements notjust on season. discipline is one of the key elements not just on the season. discipline is one of the key elements notjust on the pitch but off the _ elements notjust on the pitch but off the pitch. we elements not 'ust on the pitch but off the pitch.— elements not 'ust on the pitch but off the pitch. we stay very focused. t in: to off the pitch. we stay very focused. trying to do — off the pitch. we stay very focused. trying to do what — off the pitch. we stay very focused. trying to do what manchester- off the pitch. we stay very focused. | trying to do what manchester united are doing here. a domestic double. wayne rainey is expected to be confirmed as the new manager for plymouth argyle la

meanwhile, it was celtic who came out on top in the old firm scottish cup final, beating rangers 1—0 at hampden parktching. we will see you in around half an hour. hello there. the weather has been a bit warmer for many of us today, with more sunshine around as well. but things are going to change as it gets wetter overnight, leading into a mixture for sunday and bank holiday monday of some sunshine, but also some heavy and thundery showers. it's warm today, though, across the north—west of england, where we had the sunshine. very different picture, though, earlier on in norfolk and here in suffolk with cloud and some rain. and that cloud has been coming in from off the north sea, dampening things down somewhat. we've also got this cloud that's pushing in from the south—west, and this is where we're seeing some rain arriving as well. and that cloud of rain that we've got across south—western areas will continue to work its way northwards and eastwards into more of england and wales overnight. some heavier rain develops in northern england, pushes into southern scotland, too. so, with a lot of cloud

now, this is their first trip to fenway park since 2019. 0, they're back in 2021. when warriors were playing the celtics in the finals. boston, they're 3 games over 500 right now playing some pretty good early on. they got to logan 2 on 2 out for rob refsnyder. he rifles a shot up the middle. tyler o'neill slides into scores. one. nothing sox. add another in the second 2 out for jarren duran. that one is going to drop. reese mcguire scores. it's 2 to nothing they add on in. the 3rd rest tonight are again, this time he rolls right under the glove. a tiros try to this good enough to plate another run. red sox rolling. it's 3 to nothing. well, your abreau, he knocked logan webb out of the game in the four-team rips the shot down the right-field line. that's a family. it comes in comes another run. rabbit got roughed up. he gave up 4 runs on 9 hits in 3 and two-thirds of an inning giants lose 4 to nothing had a 19 game scoreless streak coming into this one. so he knew he was going to come back down to earth some point. if you are in new york tonight, the place to be madison square garden. we have a good one

celtic faced each other in the final. rangers were the winners that day, but a lot�*s happened since then for both clubs. 22 years later, the old firm will meet here at hampden parktic pipped their rivals to the league title last week in brendan rodgers returning season, but the manager wants more. it would finish off a double for us, which would point to a really good season. rangers boss philippe clement only arrived in october and promptly won the league cup. but his side are yet to beat celtic this season. it's always more than a trophy in this country. we need to focus now on the now, on this moment, and to grab the moment. tomorrow, both sets of supporters will fill scotland's national stadium. one half, wishing for green ribbons to adorn this trophy, the other for blue. jane dougal, bbc news, hampden. time for a look at the weather. here's stav.

celtic have. they left it late — with a dramatic 1—0 win over their old firm rivals rangers in the scottish cup final. jane dougall was watching at hampden parkn lyon in five attempts, reversing the result from the final two years ago. after a string of injuries that kept him out for over a year, jofra archer returned for england, helping them to a 23—run win over pakistan in the second t20 international. this the second of archer's two wickets at edgbaston as pakistan's innings ultimately wilted to 160 all out. england had earlier been lifted to 183—7 by 84 from jos buttler. they lead the four match series 1—0 after wednesday's opening match was washed out. the third game is in cardiff on tuesday. toulouse are rugby union's champions cup winners after beating leinster. but they needed extra—time to do it, 15—15 at full—time, wing matthis lebel scored the first try for the french side, who ultimately got themselves over the line, withstanding a comeback of sorts from leinster, who have now lost three champions cup finals in a row. 31—22 the score. meanwhile in the women's premiership, saracens have secured second place and a home semifinal in

already been played; the most important rivals celtic and glasgow rangers met in the final for the first time in 22 years. nearly 50,000 fans at hamden parkitnessed an uncompromising fight that sometimes went beyond foul. referee nick ulsh had to show a total of 12 yellow cards. there were not many scoring chances, but the fate of the meeting was decided at the very end, portuguese paolo bernardo, who came on as a substitute for the celts, dared to take a long-range shot. jack butland deflected the ball straight in front of him, and another player who came on from the bench , irishman... adam idah did well to finish. 1:0. celtic updated their own record by winning the scottish cup for the forty -second time. earlier, brandon rodgers' team won the scottish premier league for the fifty-fourth time. the rangers are one win away from repeating the record. in some european countries, meanwhile regular championship parades took place. in manchester, they celebrated the local city, which won the english premier league for the fourth time in a row, something that even fellow countrymen from united had never achieved before. champion cards. from s

park on sunday. sheelagh mclaren reports. four managers, three clubs, two trophies at stake. on saturday, celticbefore hearts and rangers women battle it out the following day. brendan rodgers has had the edge over his arrival this season, coming out on top and two of their three meetings so far. but he is not taking anything for granted. flan taking anything for granted. can never have _ taking anything for granted. can never have that arrogance. it's not how we work. we have a humility in how we work. we have a humility in how we work. we have a humility in how we work. we respect every opponent that we play, whether it's rangers or whoever. every time we come here, we want to win the big games in the big competitions and so if you finish a double off which would point to a really good season. it's always more than a trophy in this country between the two clubs, so it's— this country between the two clubs, so it's always the case. we need to focus _ so it's always the case. we need to focus now— so it's always the case. we need to focus now on— so it's always the case. we need to focus now on

so at 3:00 we've got the old firm scottish cup final kicking off at hampden park as rangers take on celtic the final for competition 22 years, i think. so that's going to be an interesting game and it's a busy weekend in tennis too. as the french open kicks off a roland—garros tomorrow, rafael nadal and andy murray will both take to the clay for the final time of the tournament before retiring, and f1 fans are also set for the entertainment as the monaco grand prix, the most glamorous one on the calendar, gets underway at 2:00 tomorrow afternoon . wow, that's a lot of afternoon. wow, that's a lot of drink. sorry, a lot of watching sports to be getting through, isn't there that joining me now to get the latest on all of that is sport broadcaster journalist and all round good egg aidan magee aidan. there's so much to get through i'm going to wembley later on down to wembley. that's the end of that conversation. i'm just cancelling straight away. >> no no no no i want to know. >> going to wembley. >> going to wembley. >> yeah, well i think we're going to, we're going to show the viewers in a

meanwhile, in scotland, celtic completed a double of league and cup triumphs by seeing off their rivals rangers at hampden park. we'll be reflecting on both throughout the morning . throughout the morning. >> oh, a wet start in places this morning but brightening up from the south but with some heavy thundery showers developing. find out all the weather details coming up soon. >> morning to you. >> morning to you. >> i'm stephen dixon and i'm anne diamond and you're watching breakfast and listening to breakfast on gb news. >> before we get into the nitty gritty. yes. have you got any weird hobbies? >> well, model trains. model trains , which some people think trains, which some people think is weird. >> no. it's excellent. no, because there's a fella in the in the star this morning who review reviews hand dryers in toilets, yes . this review reviews hand dryers in toilets, yes. this is review reviews hand dryers in toilets, yes . this is actually toilets, yes. this is actually very interesting one, because i know people who simply won't use those because. oh, really? well, well, because they spread microbes ar

men's side fell short against celtic at the weekend — but rangers have won the women's scottish cup final, lizzie arnot�*s goal helping them beat hearts 2—0 at hampden parkhis last ever french open, andy murray's been knocked out in the opening round at roland garros. he was up against another veteran in stanislas wawrinka — a former winner in paris and fellow three—time grand slam champion. wawrinka's two years older than murray — 39 now — but the better clay court player, and he took advantage of murray's lack of court time lately winning in straight sets 6—4, 6—4, 6—2. they shared a nice moment at the net afterwards, having had a fair few battles across the years. could this be the last? elsewhere, jack draper was also beaten in the first round. katie boulter, cam norrie, dan evans and harriet dart all play today or tomorrow. wigan are level on points with super league leaders st helens and warrington after a hard—fought win at salford. the warriors — already world club challenge winners and challenge cup finalists this season — made it five wins from six with a hard—fought victory. 26—6, it finished. elsewhere hull kr won 611—14 at london broncos. ch

so from wembley to hampden park, where glasgow rivals celtic play rangers in the scottish cup final,er counterparts, this is the first old firm cup final for 22 years. celtic have just won the league title, finishing ten points ahead of rangers in second — their 12th in 13 seasons. their manager, brendan rodgers, says he has no injuries to report and that his team are in the best condition for the game. there is always a challenge. in a celtic— rangers final. it is a great occasion. for us it is really focusing on our game and how we can win the game. we respect every opponent that we play, whether it is rangers, raith or whoever. we have to prepare for the game. we come into the game in the ideal condition. i don't think there is any doubt on that. we have been on fire in the last few months, playing really well. lots of challenges force at the beginning of the season. played every three or four days when really important players were missing, so that was a challenge, but i think over the course as the season has built up, into the pressure moments of the season, the players have be