whatever your club is this a debate. whatever your club is this a debate.nd pulling service have collected data from £2100 and it it all depends on the aid as well as the club they support and where they live. let start with age. of all of the funds that we spoke to. younger fa ns the funds that we spoke to. younger fans said they liked the idea of a new super league. it is almost half of the at 48% like the idea but that is in complete contrast. defendant and an older generation, 10% of pounds of the age of 55 like the idea. why are more of the younger generation team? i have been speaking to the podcast or who says it's because of the changes in how football is being consumed. people are not able to watch on television and a move water —— move around more and a move water —— move around more and there is more dynamic movement from your local area and people stick with the clubs and their family had supported which is fair enough and you have a lot of people supporting clubs from different areas. in that way you have less people coming from a local area to

i've been speaking to one chair of a disabled supporters club in a tier 2 area club. but just a little bit apprehensive and we don't know what plans for southampton football clu b know what plans for southampton football club have got although i am sure it will be good and safe and getting into the stadium and getting away from the stadium and once you're in the stadium to supporters and start to move around and start shouting and is there more risk, any situation they are still not sure with the first few games anyway they wa nt to with the first few games anyway they want to go back and reschedule. for some people it's the only opportunity they get to leave their house and get into the community so it's a really important thing for the mental health for a lot of our disabled supporters. the mixed views but the one thing i will say foot ball but the one thing i will say football clubs have been very progressive in terms of making contact with their disabled fans but in saying that the cannot replace being ina in saying that the cannot replace being in a stadium and s

the club are gearing up to play in the m.l.s.in 2021 meanwhile there is time enough to cast a still slightly incredulous back on geo's own u.s. debut for dortmund so proud i really don't know what to say anymore to be honest about when people ask me. you know what he's doing is something that at his age is is amazing. you know i don't know if there's a better club in the world that develops young players and young talents into into men in professional players like dortmund and so to see what they've done. in the last 1215 months with him is is really impressive always keen on sports geos general. easy going by nature with the hard exception he hates to lose more than he loves to win and so i think this is what always was driving him. any particular advice for his son. against always remember it's a game and he has to enjoy it in and that's what i love watching more than anything a lot of clubs wanted to sign him but a trip to dortmund sealed the deal for everybody. he felt that's where i want to go and to be honest my wife and i

the club are gearing up to play in the m.l.s.in 2021 meanwhile there's time enough to cast a still slightly incredulous side back on geo's own u.s. debut for dortmund so proud i really don't know what to say anymore to be honest about when people ask me. you know what he's doing is something that at his age is is amazing. you know i don't know if there's a better club in the world that develops young players and young talents into into men in professional players like dortmund and so to see what they've done. in the last 1215 months with him is really impressive always keen on sports geos generally . easy going by nature with the hard exception he hates to lose more than he loves to win and so i think this is what always was driving him so any particular advice for his son. gets always remember it's a game and he has to enjoy it in and that's what i love watching more than anything a lot of clubs wanted to sign him but a trip to dortmund sealed the deal for everybody. he felt that's where i want to go and to be honest my wife and

the club are gearing up to play in the m.l.s. in 2021 meanwhile there's time enough to cast a still slightly incredulous side back on geo's own u.s. debut for dortmund so proud i really don't know what to say anymore to be honest about when people ask me and you know what he's doing is something that at his age is is is amazing. you know i don't know if there's a better club in the world that develops young players and young talents into into men in professional players like dortmund. so to see what they've done. in the last 1215 months with him is is really impressive always keen on sports geos general easy going by nature with the hard exception he hates to lose more than he loves to win and so i think this is what always was driving him. any particular advice for his son. just always remember it's a game and you have to enjoy it in and that's what i love watching more than anything a lot of clubs wanted to sign him but a trip to dortmund sealed the deal for everybody. he felt that's where i want to go and to be honest my wife

the club are gearing up to play in the m.l.s. in 2021 meanwhile there's time enough to cast a still slightly incredulous side back on geo's own u.s. debut for dortmund so i really don't know what to say anymore to be honest about when people ask me. you know what he's doing is something that at his age is is amazing. you know i don't know if there's a better club in the world that develops young players and young talents into into men in professional players like jordan and so to see what they've done. in the last 1215 months with him is is really impressive always keen on sports geos gen. really easy going by nature with the hard exception he hates to lose more than he loves to win and so i think this is what always was driving him so any particular advice for his son. just always remember it's a game and he has to enjoy it in and that's what i love watching more than anything a lot of clubs wanted to sign him but a trip to dortmund sealed the deal for everybody. he felt that's where i want to go and to be honest my wife and i w

the club are gearing up to play in the m.l.s.in 2021 meanwhile there's time enough to cast a still slightly incredulous eye back on geo's own u.s. debut for dortmund so proud i really don't know what to say anymore to be honest about when people ask me. you know what he's doing is something that at his age is is amazing. you know i don't know if there's a better club in the world that develops young players and young talents into into men in professional players like dortmund and so to see what they've done. in the last 1215 months with him is is really impressive always keen on sports geos general. easy going by nature with the hard exception he hates to lose more than he loves to win and so i think this is what always was driving him so any particular a crisis for his son. gets to always remember it's a game and he has to enjoy it in and that's what i love watching more than anything a lot of clubs wanted to sign him but a trip to dortmund sealed the deal for everybody. he felt that's where i want to go and to be honest my wife

many clubs offer only one sport. this one is now offering up to 30, including trampolining and skiing. and their efforts are paying off. the head of the club says, he wants to cultivate children's passion for sports. >> translator: i think there are many ways to make sports fun for them. in my opinion, junior sport clubs still have the potential to grow by trying out new ideas. >> reporter: some experts think the forthcoming tokyo olympics could help revitalize the clubs. there's also hope the games will re-ignite the joy of sports among children. >>> a mongolian who came to japan and fought his way to the top in sumo has taken a step towards his next goal. kakuryu wants to become a stable master and train the next generation of wrestlers. so, he's become a japanese citizen. >> translator: i've been able to come thifar, thanks to sumo. i need to repay that debt. i made my decision so i can nurture good wrestlers and show my gratitude to the sumo association. >> the japan sumo association requires any foreign wrestler

all the people stay and they are playing and playing in some kind of a club environment. there are more sheep than people living on the islands and it rains $300.00 days a year still out pitches are the norm so why is the sport so popular probably because of the national team there are many pictures here that we have around $15.00 to $18.00 club started playing. the football and the way immense they are they are filling a lot and in the landscape it's quite easy here to play football there are 26 stadiums and many more all weather pitches across the 18 islands symon edmonson grew up here in the tiny town of tufted right by the former national stadium i mean adjoining artificial pitch i mean the school he played here all the time. all the time especially at the summertime because. there's so much time that it's. never gotten dark so i didn't find the call home. and over and out all the time and his mother have to come up to the state and give him bread. so something good to eat. and if it's hard to. get the children home in the evening across they want to play a laid off t

all other clubs will then be tested twice from next month.mes after several efl matches had to be called off. the league says their clubs will review and strengthen protocols, following the emergence of this new varient of covid. well, ipswich town is one of several clubs to have upcoming games postponed due to outbreaks, but their physio matt byard says it could have been avoided if more regular testing had already been in place. he's been speaking to our sports reporter laura scott. ido i do feel that it was very likely that an asymptomatic player was within our group on tuesday the 15th and may well have transmitted the virus to my next four that may, in fa ct, virus to my next four that may, in fact, have had the virus to a greater degree. i think if i were tested on monday the 1ath, i would have been able to isolate that asymptomatic positive. in all likelihood, my one wouldn't have become five, my five wood and to become five, my five wood and to become seven, but it appears very strongly that this transmission is a reflection on the ne

, capped at £8 million per club.illion rescue package for leagues one and two is split, £30 million as an immediate grant, with a further £20 million in what's called a monitored grant that clubs can apply for based on need. here at league one rochdale, they've had no fans since march and, being in tier 3, are yet to be allowed to reopen their turnstiles. today's deal means they'll receive a minimum payment of £375,000. for a club like rochdale, it probably is less than two months of our normal regular outgoings. so it's a great thing to have, you know, i'm not appearing to be ungrateful but on its own, it won't be enough to ensure the survival of all of the clubs in league 1 and league 2. chelsea were the biggest spenders this summer in a transfer window that saw premier league clubs splash out more than £1 billion. the government insisted it proved that the top of the game was wealthy enough to support the lower leagues through the pandemic, and tonight hailed the agreement. fa ns ca n ta ke comfort now that their

all the people stay or they are playing and playing in some kind of a club environment. there are more sheep then people living on the islands and it rains $300.00 days a year still out pitches are the norm so why is the sport so popular probably because of the national team there are many pitches here that we have around 15 to 18 club started playing and it's the football and the wire ments they are they are filling a lot and in the landscape it's quite easy here to play football there are 26 stadiums and many more where the pitch is across the 18 islands even edmonson grew up here in the tiny town of tufted right by the former national stadium i mean adjoining artificial pitch i mean the school he played here all the time. all the time especially at the summertime because. there's so much time but it's. never gotten dark so i didn't find the call home but i play football and poker over and out all the time and it's my have to come up to the state and give them bread. so something good to eat. and if i. get the children home in the evening across they want to play a lai

. ♪ >> reporter: in new york's legendary birdland jazz club, a soulful reminder of how things used to but missing in bird land's cozy, intimate space, that all-important audience. as venues shut down during the pandemic, bird land itself had to improvise. programming director started streaming concerts with notable musicians like grammy award winner arturo ferrell, $20 a show. >> we're trying to have trickle of income to negotiate in good faith with our landlord we're doing everything to stay open. >> reporter: is it enough? >> no, it's a drop in the bucket. >> reporter: when the original birdland legendary jazz artist charlie parker, known as bird was. >> john coltrane, miles davis, thelonious monk. >> reporter: now the club with its storied history faces an unknown future. >> the survival of birdland at is stake? >> every jazz club like birdland is absolutely at stake. >> reporter: with mounting bills and little to no revenue, as many as 90% of small independent venues in the country could close permanently. some already have. >> first to close and if we're lucky, last to reopen. >>

he's been with that club all his life, really. he's a one club man. shakiness of the institution, it would be quite an interesting opportunity for him looking forward beyond his playing years, which are by no means over, but which might be in the next five years. we've seen similar things happen. and is now president through elections. but it does happen, and if messi were to do something like that with his career and with his future, i imagine barcelona's a more natural home for him. sorry to interrupt. we're running out of time, but thank you. it is fascinating to figure out what's going to happen. thank you. and finally tonight, we end with some sad news — the loss of one of our former colleagues at bbc sport kevin geary, who's died at the age of 66 after an illness which lasted a little over a year. kevin worked for the bbc for more than 30 years, mostly covering sport on tv and radio before leaving in 2011. today, tributes have been paid, including from barbara slater, the director of bbc sport, who's described kevin as "a true wordsmith with a w

, capped at per club. with a further £20 million in what is called a monitored grant, that clu bs ca n is called a monitored grant, that clubs can apply for based on need. here at rochdale in league 1, they have had no science since march and being in tier3, have had no science since march and being in tier 3, are yet to be allowed to reopen the turnstiles. today's deal means they will receive a minimum payment of £375,000 but the man in charge told me it will only go so far. a club like rochdale, the club has less than two months of normal regular outgoings. it's a great thing to have, we are not appearing ungrateful but it won't be enough on its own to ensure the survival of all of the clubs in league1 the survival of all of the clubs in league 1 and league 2. chelsea where the biggest spenders this summer in a transfer window that saw premier league clubs splash out more than £1 billion. the government insisted it proved that the top of the game was wealthy enough to support the lower leagues through th

fulham's trip to tottenham hotspur is off after more coronavirus cases at the visitors club. the bid for three is still on as two—time champion gary anderson make it through to the quarter—finals of the pdc world championships. and as surfing gets set for it's olympic debut, we speak the man in charge of the sport around the world who believes it's appearance will prove a big hit. you're very welcome along to sportsday this evening. as cases of coronavirus rise around the country, sport too is dealing with the consequences. fulham's premier league match at tottenham this evening has been postponed after new cases were found at the club. fulham made the request and the premier league confirmed the game would not go ahead just three hours before kick off. this follows manchester city's trip to everton being called off at short notice two days ago. today, city confirmed their first team were back in training. and the first premier league game to be cancelled this season was newcastle against aston villa on december the 4th. let's bring in our sports reporter laura scott now. lau

i can help this club a loss and make the fans very happy as well. playmaker in the great brazilian tradition. he's already. since with a young. i really like. but i want to be known for being raine yeah i've already met that was an absolute joy. and also already had his 1st taste of the flinders league and his case of painful slip if you were to kneel defeat at outscored on match day 2 for a developing team unexpected setbacks are part of the process. at the end of september they travelled to munich for the super cup meeting with arch rivals by our best club side in the world on the form of 2020 the host prevailed 32 on the night but dortmund showed their capacity to compete on a level footing if they keep learning. and stay grounded. in the minds of the small vs least we've some extremely young extremely talented players in the team who are also being extremely hyped up in the media nobody here is getting carried away thinking they're a superstar or whatever and if that should happen we can certainly have a word with. every john and mats hummels ar

act, following his allegations of institutional racism at the club. in august that incidents had left him close to taking his own life. he claimed he suffered "direct discrimination and harassment on the grounds of race". the club say they've taken the allegations made extremely seriously, and are launching a thorough independent investigation, with results expected early next year. they added racism has no place in society or the sport. and in rugby, danny cipriani has left gloucester with immediate effect after two and a half years at the premiership club. it's thought the england international departs as part of the overhaul at kingsholm, which started during lockdown with a new director of rugby and head coach. he's been replaced by scotland fly—half adam hastings. and just one line to bring you that's on our website. it comes from the nba. milwaukee bucks star giannis antetokounmpo has signed a five—year contract extension worth just over £170 million, the richest deal in the sport's history. there's more on that and all the other stories at bbc.

which some clubs feel will put them at a disadvantage., nick cox. brexit will impact the way football clu bs brexit will impact the way football clubs in this country recruit. brexit is out of our control. these decisions were made long ago. the impact will be the same for all clu bs impact will be the same for all clubs in this country. it probably puts us at a disadvantage compared to other european clubs. we wish there was a level playing field. but there was a level playing field. but there won't be. there will be movements of those players, but those players will not be able to move to our clubs at the age of 16 as they currently can. it will be 18. we have obviously been aware this could be the case for quite some time. our mandate and our plan has always been to try to recruit the best talent available to us and we absolutely will still continue to recruit the best talent that is available to us, we willjust have to do it in available to us, we willjust have to do itina available to us, we willjust have to do it in a slightly diffe

all the people stay and they are playing and playing in some kind of a club environment. there are more sheep than people living on the islands and it rains $300.00 days a year still out pitches are the norm so why is the sport so popular probably because of the national team there are many pitches here around 15 to 18 club stuff they're playing. the football and the way immense they are they are filling a lot and in the landscape it's quite easy here to play football there are 26 stadiums and many pitches across the 18 islands. and grew up here in the tiny town of right by the former national stadium and in adjoining artificial pitch. played here all the time. especially at the summer time. because of the fire island and there's so much time that it's. never gotten dark. they didn't find their call home. and over and all the time and it's have to come up to the state and give them bread. or something good to eat. and if it's hard to. get the kill them home in the evening across they want that the play a lay there off the bat there. is different where around from i lived

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their manager said the club's actions matter.t about token gestures commits about positive action. i understand the position can i really do, because i think it's become too easy where these shows of support become... taking the knee provides opportunity for people to have a discussion around those issues. i think there is real value to kids sitting at the table and asking their mother or father why are the players taking the knee before games? and having their pa rents before games? and having their parents explain the issues to them and that is where i think real long—lasting generational change comes from. this charity won't stop beyond covid. in 2021, they will keep having conversations. in the fight to show racism the red card, one man isn't going away. joe linsky, bbc

in tier 3 and england, half the clubs are still in tier3and are england, half the clubs are still inh just 2000, it is of little financial benefit. in fact a night here in shrewsbury they reckon it will cost the clubs thousands of fans, that is the clubs thousands of fans, that is the cost of extra stewarding —— thousands of pounds. after almost nine months without paying spectators, sport has massively missed the atmosphere and the passion that they bring, and finally tonight they are reunited. time for a look at the weather here's darren bett. it is turning colder once again, but it is also turning wetter in the next few days. for many, it will be rain but there will be some sleet in there too, and we are likely to

years later they were the boxing club where the coach became a mental. or jr anyone would upload their shoulder and was. just someone clear. alex who could is my coach but i call him my best friend and my helper. only turned 60 this year. he's constantly in contact with young people through the coaching and the aggression management he does. stand there and you can see how that rubs off on him. sometimes he behaves like some cool young guy he knows how to find the middle ground and he's strict with us but also really chilled. strength. in my school as you know it's primarily about not getting hit not necessarily hitting your opponent. stay out of trouble for my car but i do think ali is a real watcher he watches and then intervenes at the right moment he's dad to 80 people and i'm one of them. because i don't get enough to. take. a lot of the things that come off my eyeballs you know this commitment is so important and he doesn't need power or some halo it's being there for you that matters it's something you can't really describe other was just brown it

rights groups criticize abu dhabi for buying a stake in a notorious israeli football club. nearly a year into the corona virus pandemic which has killed more than one of the half 1000000 people globally the 1st fully tested vaccine is being rolled out in the u.k. 800000 doses of the pfizer bio and tech vaccine are now they will have hospitals across the country and a full 400000 people the elderly and frontline health workers 1st in line need barkha reports. it is happening a turning point in the global fight against a virus that killed more than a 1000000 people around the world 90 year old grandmother margaret keenan made history becoming the 1st person to be vaccinated with the pfizer bio and take drug outside a trial she encourage others to follow her lead. over it because it's free and it's the best thing that's ever happened and the moment you do please go for it in a somewhat dramatic turn the 2nd vaccine went to a man called william shakespeare a poetic start perhaps to a new chapter in the fight against corona virus more than half of the people who've died of the v

but, the chief executive of rochdale thinks that clubs will need more.ext. for a club like rochdale, it is probably less than two months of their normal regular outgoing. it is a great thing to have, we are not appearing to be ungrateful but it is a great injection all clubs need at this time but on its own it will not be enough to ensure the survival of all clu bs enough to ensure the survival of all clubs in league 2. champion jockey, uhsheen murphy has spoken for the first time after being banned for testing positive for cocaine. in an exclusive interview with bbc sport, the irishman admits that his reputation has been damanged. he's serving a three month ban and says that investigators had accepted that he hadn't taken the drug. i became aware of a situation where cocaine was present in my environment. i saw it there and i did not remove myself from that situation immediately. when you signed your jockeys license situation immediately. when you signed yourjockeys license every year, you have got to abide by the rules and that was my errors. i have go

what are you trying to achieve at the club? we have set out achieve at the club?n, young malan team playing ultimately in the most beautiful stadium in the world. in reestablishing itself both in the domestic game but also again in the international game. —— young milan. the team is transformed, we have to get a scheme in top—flight teams, we are unbeaten in the week since march, and this team is performing very well and what is an extremely competitive

story continues but he did keep coming to the club after we stopped filming to. think of mother earth and. i always hear things like oh no saskia don't hit me that you know most of i then ask people if they've ever done any boxing or i know what it actually involves and if they say no. then for me the conversation is over. it looks like a money. but it's really the work of. daisy wad. the 11 year old just like the great master himself. and donates the money she raises with her paintings to a good cause. with great success as. the woman. next monday totally. on the road with our superhero. my mission is clear. good and nicole certainly should explore germany. take a dive in and check everything out there's a lot going on in. germany tried and tested checking. in 60 minutes on t w. w's crime fighters are back with the africa's most successful radio drama series continues sperm only disowns are available online at the course you can share and discuss on w africa's facebook page and other social media platforms crime fighter to mindanao . the flames. faster than a sp

invest more than $92000000.00 over the next decade and that's despite bates are being the only top club in israel never to have signed a palestinian israeli player they also have a group of friends known as la familia which has been openly abusive towards palestinian israeli air force that has more from west jerusalem. on the day that it was reported that a former israeli space security chief was confirming the existence of aliens this is perhaps the 2nd most sort of cognitively dissonant story in the media the idea that an arab royal family would buy into in such a large way the most overtly arab anti arab group of fans in israeli football and their club base our jerusalem which plays here at teddy stadium in southwestern jerusalem does seem very strange nonetheless the new owner as of 2 years ago at least. a hog who himself says he is a jewish arab because of his parentage coming from north africa he's been trying to shift the perception and change the nature of this club this is a a bit coin or cyber currency tycoon here in israel he's been trying to sort of shift the perception of t

small clubs, big clubs, studio, there is no real pattern, it is from the industry.hat is the difference? one difference is blue states are more affected than red states. one club in a blue state, i am out. >> your story fascinated me. i wanted to get you want to talk about this when i read an article about it. you are a u.s. navy veteran. you started weightlifting in the navy and that is where you developed a passion for fitness so i know this passion inside of you stems back a long time and i'm curious what this feels like to have something you worked so hard for come to a end in this manner? >> i tried to follow the data and it is so disheartening i quit following because that is not it. what i will tell you is my observation and what i know i am going to get attacked for saying this but i don't know how but my observation is faith and small businesses are the ones being attacked right now. show me a big one, walmart, best buy, god bless them but they haven't been affected. it is as though they have a cone of immunity over the man small businesses and places of wo

tournaments defending a champion byron munich will face off against italian club less. dortmund will place a via other games include a liverpool against manchester city against russian blood and last season's runners up. against barcelona the 1st games of the matches over 2 legs are due to take place in the middle of february as you saw all 4 bundesliga teams that made it into the champions league this season have progressed to the knockout stages and some consider that a surprise because the bundesliga has been referred to as a farmer's league meaning the level of competition except at the very top is of lesser quality than in other leagues but this season it 2 clubs beyond the regular contenders byron endorsement have already shown they're worth. glottal. and rb leipsic. one looking to return to their glory days of the 1970 s. . the other looking to prove their historic run last season wasn't a fluke. blot by having reached the knockout stages of europe's top club competition since 1977 nearly 10 years before the oldest player on their current roster was born but ende

incluso han citado un acuerdo que tienen que firmar los mÉndez del club.se durante siete dÍas consecutivos. andrea: segÚn reportes periodÍsticos locales el concejo municipal ha recibido varias cartas rechazando que el presidente trump se mude a su club privado en esa ciudad tras abandonar la casa blanca el 20 de enero. en una se asegura que trump perdiÓ su derecho a recibir permanentemente cuando en 1993 llegÓ en acuerdo con las autoridades locales en relaciÓn esa propiedad. se le negÓ la posibilidad de convertirla en un hotel de lujo pero se le permitiÓ construir un club privado. se acordÓ que los socios no pueden quedarse en su suite mÁs de 21 dÍas al aÑo mi permanecer allÍ mÁs de siete dÍas seguidos. este funcionario asegura que en 1993 su abogado asegurÓque trump no vivirÍa allí. residentes de la zona han protestado reiteradamente por problemas que les ocasionan las medidas de seguridad que se toma cada vez que trump visita su propiedad. hay una razÓn por la cual a ricos y famosos se mudan aquÍ.valoran la tranquilidad y relativa privacidad que tienen a

crecí en el club en la ciudad.iba a cambiar de ciudad, sabiendo que no estaría mejor que aquí. pero pensaba que era lo mejor en ese momento para todos, para el club, para mí, que necesitaba otra cosa en ese momento, que se había cumplido un ciclo. >> el club no aceptó a menos que pagara una multa millonaria. messvivii momentos difíciles. >> fue muy difícil. la manera en que me trató la prensa de barcelona. aunque hubo muchos que me atacaron, me dolió el trato. >> messi se quedó, pero hasta el momento no han habido charlas de una posible renovación de contrato. >> quedan pocos días para el 2021 y puedes negociar con otros clubes. ¿lo vas a activar inmediatamente? >> no, todavía no tengo claro. voy a esperar a terminar la temporada. >> la entrevista terminó con el periodista jordi Évole haciéndole un regalo a messi. >> son dos regalos. una es de mánchester, la otra de parís. no sé si te quieres quedar con alguna de las dos. puedes decirme llévatelas. >> me voy a quedar a vivir en barcelona. quiero volver el día de ma

he'd spent 13 years at the club's following everton. been brought up scored 253 times. he's been brought up in scored 253 times. he's been brought upina scored 253 times. he's been brought up in a football environment, so even though he's still extremely young, i think it was kind of inevitable that he was always going to be in this situation of having the opportunity to join to be in this situation of having the opportunity tojoin united. rooney's four sons grew up seeing what success in football can bring, but heading down the same path as your parents has its challenges. michael is a premier league winner with leicester, but always face comparison to his father peter, a manchester united legend. this is when rooney at the same age as kai is now, appearing as a mascot. even back then, he seemed desperate to make it. his son will want to make a name for himself. katie gornall, bbc news. i'm sure he will. a proud day they are for the rooney family. that's all from sportsday. we will be back with all of tomorrow's action on bbc news at 6

the club doctor at spotland has questioned whether the season should be paused. having that period where people could go in see their family probably wasn't the wisest thing, not just probably wasn't the wisest thing, notjust in terms of football, but for the general spread. i have spoken to the players yesterday, a lot of them were with their families, family members who may have other comorbidities, or may be older. so obviously they are not concerned if there is a possible spread within the club. you know, has that now gone on to affect their family? so a lot of it is wider than football. these players are put under pressure to come out and perform when deep down they may have serious concerns. you perform when deep down they may have serious concerns. you know, they've got young kids and family members and elderly relatives. at the end of the day, the players are human like eve ryo ne the day, the players are human like everyone else. and it sometimes begs the question of, you know, should the question of, you know, should the season still be going on? the fa

from next month, it means that clubs could get an additional substitution for incidents like this.skull after a clash of heads with arsenal's david luiz, who carried on playing for a while, after being treated on the touchline. it's set to be introduced by the fa for its competitions from january, with premier league clubs voting on it tomorrow. it's been a long time coming. i think there's been a general reluctance, particularly within the fa, to acknowledge there's even a problem. and i don't think they've done enough or acted quickly enough. and it takes a horrific incident like the luiz—jiminez one to actually make them do something. the football association is looking into a crowd—related incident at cambridge united, afterfans were heard booing players taking a knee against racism before last night's game with colchester. it follows similar incidents at both millwall and a home colchester game. cambridge say the actions of a "tiny majority" — in their words — is "hugely disappointing". people should really get the impression... not get the impression that this is normalfor ca

in august having spent 10 years with the club. freiburg a perennial overachievers and got the 1st goal a lovely diving header from ben chance of grief to welcome back his former colleagues just 7 minutes and. 7 minutes into the 2nd half hatto drew level their underachieving again this season the self-proclaimed big city club have been playing far below their squad strength. and the relief for sure no was short lived another 7 minutes after the equaliser emogene to mirror that she had a 2nd try burks form a shot stopper. off the record up manu was good up piled on more misery 31 show low had had enough and that wasn't even the final act. in the 94th minute the keeper had a chance to redeem himself against spot kick specialist nails pietersen. but fellow couldn't get it right a miserable outing for hats and yet there were still some smiles off to the match. the bonus league is biggest underachievers shellcode have brought back coach hoops stevens for a 4th time. he was tasked with ending a $28.00 game windless run but opponents biel

club president reuben kaufman seems like the ideal person to let me in on thousand all works. >> it's a group of diamond dealers that felt they wanted some type of cohesiveness. >> is it predominantly a jewish community in the diamond business >> it used to be, not anymore. nine out of tend diamonds are cu in india we're a community with self-governing loss. it's tours good luck and blessing seals the deal you want to buy a parcel from mumbai >> a parcel of diamonds. >> you call the supplier, finish the deal on the phone. you say $982,000, take it or leave it the man says mazal you are ground that deal no lawyers, no signature if you do not pay, you are immediately judged by your peers. >> is it a shaming sis them. >> it is an honor system if you do not pay, your name is e-mailed throughout the whole diamond world. you can never trade again in your life. >> the wall of shame >> somehow this arcane system works. >> i legitimately want to go through the process. >> sure. come to the table, i will show you. >> so all these people that are sitting here, do they have their diamonds on them

act, following his allegations of institutional racism at the club.said in august that incidents had left him close to taking his own life. he claimed he suffered "direct discrimination and harassment on the grounds of race". the club say they've taken the allegations made extremely seriously, and are launching a thorough independent investigation, with results expected early next year. they added racism has no place in society or the sport. and in rugby, danny cipriani has left gloucester with immediate effect after two and a half years at the premiership club. it's thought the england international departs as part of the overhaul at kingsholm, which started during lockdown with a new director of rugby and head coach. he's been replaced by scotland fly—half adam hastings. and just one line to bring you that's on our website. it comes from the nba. milwaukee bucks star giannis antetokounmpo has signed a five—year contract extension worth just over £170 million, the richest deal in the sport's history. there's more on that and all the other stories at

this is where it's staged, the champions golf club in houston. rounds played on not one, but two courses because of shortened days. with a real focus on youth, 18—year—old british amateur lily may humphreys makes her major debut, there are also three 17—year—olds in the field — rose zhang, ho yun an and lucie malchirand from france. a $5.5 million purse up for grabs — 1 million going to the winner — the richest event in the women's game. sophie walkerjoins us. good evening, sophie. talking about that focus on youth this year. it is shaping up to be a tournament like no other as we were saying there. shaping up to be a tournament like no other as we were saying therem certainly is. there are 41 first timers playing in this us open. and 24 timers playing in this us open. and 2a amateurs. so there is so much youthin 2a amateurs. so there is so much youth in there. lily is even par after nine holes so she is doing well. youth does not do so well in the us of them because it is such a mentality test as well. lexi thompson is playing in her 14th us ope

, el liverpool football club podía robarse la punta, aquí el fullham robaba el balón y aquí vemos elevante para salir del medio de la tabla, partido complicado con el barça, hasta que antoine griezmann para lionel messi y adentro para dar la victoria 1 a 0 al fútbol club barcelona . >> (música) . >> el barça es octavo con dos partidos por jugar, les daré el resumen de la final de vuelta del fútbol mexicano, por el momento es todo, una pausa y regresamos . >> domina la acción fue presentado por (anuncios) (música) (música) preparamos nuestra edicion de las 11 con pacientes de coronas virus y en envases reutilizables y le entrego un regalo sorpresa a niños y santa sorprende en texas y aqui vemos com ole saca sonrisa a los pequeños y a las 11 los esperamos musica >>> a solo horas a los 50 estado s para iniciar la in mucho zaciÓn del paÍs en contra el coronavirus buenas tardes caja tÉrmicas y cada dosis promete ser la mejora arma contra el virus es

at the bit to pin even that is the edges of the cup champions league the clubs obviously of anything which to me it's not fair so they only receive any bonuses only when to get into the group stages it's very difficult for small clubs to get to the group stages you have to do is be clubs that get into the group stages yet in year out. at the team hotel a group of supporters from the mentor who live in south africa have already gathered the club also relies on their financial support so before the players arrive they collect some cash for them. for the fans and many of the men to the club brings together the people in a region that has been suffering from government neglect and a secessionist process. going back. almost. a lot so if you can get it victory here it's going to like it's going to boost like . it. did i'm sure what. he did is going to be going to. finally lease for the stadium. thing in less than one hour and want to leave. it to the training center of the kaiser chiefs stadium this fall for me not to call but said nobody knows what's going on because there are 2 problems

khalifa has also committed to investing more than 92 $1000000.00 over the next decade despite the club being the only top club in israel never to have signed a palestinian israeli player and also has a group of fans known as the family has been openly abusive towards palestinian israelis more from harry for set at the football club stadium in west jerusalem so this is a big deal financially in terms of the nearly $100000000.00 investment that the new coalition. being khalifa on my own is pledging over the next 10 years it's a big deal politically because this club is very much linked to right wing jewish nationalist politics in this country to the likud party of prime minister benjamin netanyahu who himself on tuesday endorsed this deal saying that it showed how quickly arab israeli normalization was progressing but above all it's a really big deal in terms of the really toxic culture of racism that is so long attached itself to this club there was an attempt to change that in the early 2000 with the signing of an african muslim player he was hounded out by the hardcore right wing supp

a member of abu dhabi's royal family has bought a 50 percent stake in an israeli football club based our jerusalem shake our ben khalifa. as also committed to invest more than $12000000.00 over the next 10 years that's despite base out being the only top club in israel never to have signed a palestinian israeli player they also have a group of fans known as la familia which has been openly abusive towards palestinian israelis herefore support stuff the football club stadium in west jerusalem. so this is a big deal financially in terms of the nearly $100000000.00 investment that the new coldish a king hamad bin khalifa and my own is pledging over the next 10 years it's a big deal politically because this club is very much linked to right wing jewish nationalist politics in this country to the likud party of prime minister benjamin netanyahu who himself on tuesday. endorsed this deal saying that it showed how quickly arab israeli normalization was progressing but above all it's a really big deal in terms of the really toxic culture of racism that has so long attached itself to this clu

english lower league football clubs also voted to stop.ns in grounds, their very survival was at stake. but for those who wanted to play on, the last day of may brought hope. we won't be sitting in the stands for a while and things will be very different to what we're used to, but live sports will be back on oui’ screens next week. the british sporting recovery has begun. when the premier league returned in england two and a half weeks later, it emerged into a weird, empty, sterile landscape, a place of twice—weekly covid tests and daily temperature checks. and it wasn't just the virus which had changed the world. the killing of george floyd in america saw the rise in the black lives matter movement. sportsmen and women across the planet took a knee in solidarity. meanwhile, liverpool, the world and european club champions, had a job to finish, a wait to end, a weight to lift. it's crazy to think that a club the size of liverpool will go 30 years without winning the league, without being english champions. one of the biggest problems liver

to get to the group stages you have all of those be clubs that get into the group stages. at the team hotel a group of supporters from the mentor who live in south africa have already gathered. the club also relies on their financial support so before the players arrive they collect some cash for them. for the fans and many of the men to the club brings together the people in a region that has been suffering from government neglect and a session this crisis. if you can get it it's. like. i'm sure what. is going to be. finally for the stadium. one. of the great mysteries of the kaiser chiefs stadium. nobody knows what's going on because the. shortly afterwards the kaiser chiefs manager shows up and tells the team the covert results are not ready yet the match is postponed for another hour. after the way the team finally gets to the stadium. journalists and fans are not allowed to enter due to covert regulations. but they don't miss a lot. of the lame game ends in the middle draw. the well paid cause the chiefs dominate for myself i think they don't cover themselves with glo

the club received some much needed funding to help even more kids in need kay recede has that story. >>the happy kids in check for $50,000 from wayback burgers this was made possible because of junior cueva says tireless dedication juniors just going above and beyond he's done whatever it takes and you know he never gives up the junior says all his efforts in serving tracy area kids forward team, you know there's no way i would be able partner with 7 different schools. >>reach a 100 kids all our staff is only a reality because of the boys and girls club there says he moved here from the bay area when he was just a teenager. >>a little lost he says he found his path by joining the boys and girls club having a basketball gym. the kind of tyson to bring in. but in the lifelong connections that you make with staff those connections junior says placed him on the journey. he's on now in a staff member with the club since he was 18 and even when the pandemic forced to close their doors to in person mentorship they even harder in critial originally just before the right after school. i mean