chris mclachlan, bbc news. —— chris mclaughlin.pton have shocked premiership leaders exeter with a 31—28 win at franklins gardens. both sides collected try bonus points, but it was this effort from saints scrum—half cobus reinach — who for the second week in a row claimed an interception score — that took his side clear and they held on for the win. meanwhile, connacht have done the double over ulster in the pro 1a. having beaten them in belfast in october, andy friend's side scored three tries to ulster‘s two in galway, taking them second in conference a. andy murray says he still "has some pain" in his hip, but is in a "better place" in the build—up to next month's australian open than he was this time last year. the three—time grand slam winner says he needs to play matches to see how it feels. russia's anti—doping agency has appealed to president vladimir putin to help them avoid being suspended again by the world anti—doping agency. a wada inspection team was denied full access to a moscow anti—doping laboratory last week. rus

chris mclaughlin is there and can explain how it all works.t a few miles in that direction up la seine, right police are facing protests by yellow vests protesters. this is the venue for the 2019 world cup draw. england find themselves in pot one, along with the likes of the us. for scotland, an exciting day, scotla nd us. for scotland, an exciting day, scotland making the world cup finals for the very first time. they find themselves in pot three. you would imagine they would be wanting to avoid england and the holders, the usa. at an exciting day for scotland in general here this afternoon. the draw itself gets under way at 5pm uk time. all updates, or the latest, across the bbc sport website. you can see the draw live on bbc two, starting at five o'clock. the england women's cricket captain, heather knight, has made her best score on her return. she hit an unbeaten 82 off 55 balls, but her side still lost against the melbourne stars. after their genetic draw last weekend, a rematch between tyson fury and deontay wilder can go ahead. they ar

victory means a seventh straight domestic trophy for the celtic manager brendan rodgers, as chris mclaughlintic final. most had already predicted the outcome, somewhere affecting a thumping. the early signs sure they could be right. tomovic, so often the hammer of the dons, denied by the postal stopovers to bea dons, denied by the postal stopovers to be a battle, gary mackay—steven a casualty. the latest is though that is fine. just before the interval, the man who spent time on loan at aberdeen got the goal that was to make the difference. but instead of crumbling, aberdeen pushed on, but luck and the woodwork conspired against them. was this a penalty? one ball handball, yes, outside the box, probably. it was given, sinckler usually scores them, joe lewis was having none of it. celtic‘s march to the treble treble has begun. it is time to pop out of the room if you don't want to know the day's premier league results as match of the day two follows soon on bbc one. there were three derbies today, an enthralling encounter at emirates stadium ended with arsenal defeating tottenham 4—2. while e

our reporter chris mclaughlin takes a look at what could be an exciting weekend's action. lights go up here at celtic park, the writing is usually on the wall, with regards to the likely destination of the scottish premiership title. not this year though. in fact, premiership title. not this year though. infact, last premiership title. not this year though. in fact, last weekend, the name at the top of the table changed three times injust name at the top of the table changed three times in just two days. let's look at what's happening. just six points separating the top five clubs at the moment. this weekend at celtic park, the champions take on bottom of the table dundee, there is fourth against fifth, aberdeen hosting hearts, rangers are way to johnstone on sunday. it's the turn of the year and there is a long way to go, but given what's happened here in scottish football recently, with celtic dominating at the moment, in a competitive sense, because it's so close, it is giving scottish football reasons to be cheerful. it feels like the sport of boxing is riding a crest