scotland in action tonight, wales played last night, and for them under this new era with craig bellamycharge, he has become the first wales manager to go undefeated in his first four matches. undefeated in his first four matchm— undefeated in his first four matches. , �* ., ., ., matches. doesn't want to get over excited. matches. doesn't want to get over excited- of — matches. doesn't want to get over excited. of the _ matches. doesn't want to get over excited. of the new _ matches. doesn't want to get over excited. of the new brand - matches. doesn't want to get over excited. of the new brand of- excited. of the new brand of football they _ excited. of the new brand of football they are _ excited. of the new brand of football they are playing - excited. of the new brand of football they are playing is l football they are playing is exciting but they need to string that together for 90 minutes. exciting but they need to string that togetherfor 90 minutes. great in the first half, they need to continue in the second half. good morning. wales are still unbeaten since craig bellamy took

wales will look to continue their unbeaten start under coach craig bellamy when they take on montenegro the process of instilling an adventurous new style, which so far has resulted in two draws and a win. and like this is not like patronising. they're a good team and you know, they're difficult to prepare for. um, because they will leave space, then you're able to go and attack. but on the counter, just due to players not coming back for them, they're very dangerous again. so we have to really, um, we need to control the game with the ball and we need to control the tempo of the game, because if you don't, um, they have a lot of players who are very much into the transitional part of the game and really come alive. nations league, i really like i'm really happy and grateful for that as well. i know we used to have friendlies before, um, but i like this format because it allows players, you know, they're in and you know, we want to win. and like every other team in this group. the professional tennis players association is asking the grand slams and two main tours to pay for a legal def

manager craig bellamy has now avoided defeat in all of his first four competitve games in charge.pressure to play too many games? a union representing the players and a group of european leagues — including the premier league — have all filed a legal complaint against fifa, world football's governing body, saying they're being made to play too many matches. they're calling it an abuse of dominance. laura scott reports from brussels. on england duty last night, jude bellingham, projected to play more than 1,200 matches in his career, replaced by phil foden, who last season played 72 matches for club and country. this fixture fell as football's busy calendar continues to dominate discussion... and england are in front! ..a cause for concern for players and administrators, whose ire today was aimed at fifa. enough is enough. we can't take it any more. we have now an international match calendar which is beyond saturation, an international match calendar which creates risks for players, for their health. billed as one of the most important days in football, the players' union and top

the unbeaten run for wales under craig bellamy continued, they beat montenegro 1—0 in cardiff after harrye first half. there's lots more detail on the bbc sport app. nigeria have refused to play libya on tuesday after complaining about "inhumane treatment" on their arrival in the country. the team were due to play their africa cup of nations qualifier in benghazi but their flight was diverted to al—abraq airport 150 miles away, where the players were stranded for over 16 hours, they say with no food or place to sleep. the captain, william troost—ekong, posted these pictures of his team—mates on social media. the libyan football federation say, "we have the utmost "respect for our nigerian counterparts and want "to reassure them that the diversion of their flight "was not intentional. "we firmly reject any claims that suggest foul play "or sabotage in this situation." here is bbc sport africa's emmanuel akindubuwa. the country's minister of sport instructed the nff to write a petition stating a petition against the libyan fa for acts of sabotage after the team arrived on sunday evening and

wales will look to continue their unbeaten start under coach craig bellamy when they take on montenegroe nations league in cardiff this evening. bellamy is in the process of instilling an adventurous new style, which so far has resulted in two draws and a win. they are a good team and truly difficult to prepare for because they won't leave the space and you are able to go and attack but on the counter due to players not coming back they are dangerous again so we have to really control the game with the ball. we need to control the tempo of the game because if you do not, they have a lot of players who are very much into the transitional part of the game who come alive. the nigerian football team say they will boycott their africa cup of nations qualifier in libya after being stranded and locked in an airport overnight over 100 miles away from their destination. the super eagles were due to land in benghazi on sunday but their plane was instead diverted to al abraq. their captain william troost ekong posted on social media that it was disgraceful behaviour and the team had decided not to

and the head coach craig bellamy in group four of the nations league where they face montenegro in cardiffnce in london, telling business leaders that now is "a great moment" to back britain. sir keir starmer told delegates that he wanted to give companies the best conditions to succeed, and insisted changes to workers' rights are "pro—growth". our employment correspondent zoe conway reports. the summit began full of drama. the welcome given by actor adjoh andoh. we're so excited for this opportunity to bring great minds to bear on the galvanising and having a harnessing of the british economy. in the room are investors are said to control between them £40 trillion worth of assets, so there is nothing subtle about this summit. the government wants their money. growth _ the government wants their money. growth is _ the government wants their money. growth is the cause that binds us together, — growth is the cause that binds us together, the shared endeavour of prosperity. it is why we have made it the _ prosperity. it is why we have made it the number one test of this government. one - gove

wales manager craig bellamy has described joe allen as an exceptional footballer after naming the 34—ional retirement and is in line to feature in the games against iceland and montenegro. allen had originally called time on his wales career in february last year, having played in two european championships and a world cup. i spoke to him when i first came into the role. he's a player i was fortunate to play with as well. admired him. he's an exceptional footballer. still has a lot to give. i believe the way we play, the way we look to do things really suits him. for me, if he's fit and available and he's willing to be part of wales, it's a no—brainer for me, really. ineos britannia is one more win away from becoming the first british boat in 60 years to contest the america's cup, the world's oldest international sporting trophy. sir ben ainslie led his team to two crucial wins among the heavy waves of barcelona to give them a 6—4 lead over italy's luna rossa, with seven victories enough to win the louis vuitton cup, what is essentially a playoff to face the defending america's cup ch

a new manager, the results rolling in — things are looking rosy since the appointment of craig bellamy first four matches. they maintaned their strong start since his appointment with harry wilson scoring a penalty in a 1—0 win over montenegro. they lost a little control in the second half but held on as they chase top spot and promotion to the top tier in the nations league, with bellamy eyeing an even bigger prize. a squad really gives you a better chance of being able to qualify for a major tournament. especially with the games, they're so quick — you know, you played friday, you play monday. it really suits the bigger nations with the bigger squads. so we have to really utilise our squad to the best we can to be able to give us the best opportunity to qualify for a major tournament. northern ireland play bulgaria tonight whilst scotland take on portugal with manager steve clarke urging the fans to get behind the players after a difficult run of results. and how about this, can you see this happening? it's being reported the fa made an informal approach to pep guardiola about becomi

midfielders ethan ampadu and aaron ramsey, however, has seen the 34—year—old recalled by new head coach craig bellamy the number two—ranked side in game one, england won by the relative comfort of four points earlier this morning, 59—55. it's the first time england have held the trophy since 2021 and the first time ever they've won a series against new zealand in the opening two games. in the last few minutes carlos alcaraz has beaten the world number one jannik sinner in the final of the china open. the match had to be decided on a tie—break with alcaraz winning seven points in a row to claim victory in beijing. it's the spaniards fourth title of the year the build—up to this year's bbc sports personality of the year awards has begun and nominations are now open for the unsung hero category. great britain's most decorated female olympian dame laura kenny is the ambassador for the award and is spearheading the campaign to find it's winner. every sports person, every club you take your children too, they are all organised by someone, and the people that set these clubs up and keep them alive, most of

wales have two draws and a win so far since craig bellamy became manager last month. who they beat away last month. the welsh looked to be heading for win in iceland last friday night but threw away a two goal lead. tomas dafydd reports. a trip to cardiff for monday night football. they've made thejourney hoping to see wales continue their unbeaten start under craig bellamy hoping to see some improvements as well. i hoping to see some improvements as well. ~' ., ., , ,., , well. i think we have had lessons learned from _ well. i think we have had lessons learned from the _ well. i think we have had lessons learned from the second - well. i think we have had lessons learned from the second half- well. i think we have had lessons. learned from the second half friday night, hopefully good start of the game but more control. i night, hopefully good start of the game but more control.— night, hopefully good start of the game but more control. i think the second half— game but more control. i think the second half will _ game but more control. i think the second half will i

craig bellamy, the first welsh manager or first wales manager to be unbeaten in their first four gamesgood boy. one, two. drawn. two. brennan johnson was out. jordan james suspended. aaron ramsey ethan ampadu some great players that they have or their best players, but i think he would be a good motivator. i think he would as well. he loves a bit of the old dark arts as well, doesn't he? he's what likes the dark arts. you know what i mean? he knows. he knows when to leave his foot in, when he needs to know. sometimes you need a bit of that from time to time. not that i'm having a go at him, but even so, you know, i think he'll be good for. he'll be good for wales. >> now, tell us about nigeria and what journey they went on. yeah , this is bizarre. yeah, this is bizarre. >> so nigeria are supposed to be playing libya tonight and they've boycotted the game. they said they're not going to play now over something that happened when they actually travelled to libya. what happened to the match? well, they were due to land in benghazi , which is where land in benghazi, which is where the matc

craig bellamy becomes the first wales manager to go unbeaten in his first four games in charge, as they beat montenegro and next year's ryder cup tickets in america are out, but they ain't cheap. >> pretty mild start out there for most of us. it's also fairly drab , but it should get a bit drab, but it should get a bit brighter as the day goes on, and it could be even warmer on wednesday. join me later for a full forecast. >> hello! very good to see you. >> hello! very good to see you. >> just after 6:00 i'm eamonn holmes, i'm isabel webster, and you're tuned in to gb news breakfast. >> doomscrolling . yes. we're >> doomscrolling. yes. we're doomed. >> it's a waste of time, isn't it? >> why is it called doomsday? >> why is it called doomsday? >> well, because you just get sucked in and it sort of sucks the life out of everything else. you know, you've got a thousand things to do. you start scrolling on your phone and you realise you've lost an hour of your life. i do. does that ever happen?! your life. i do. does that ever happen? i do it all the time. >> do you know what i hate? i hate