chelsea manager emma hayes leaves the club at the end of the season, so her hopes of winning the quadrupletenius scored with four minutes of extra—time remaining. play was stopped earlier in the game when arsenal's frida maanum collapsed and was treated by paramedics. the club later confirmed she was conscious and stable. it's a record—extending seventh league cup win for arsenal. but afterwards, emma hayes accused her arsenal counterpart of "male aggression" on the sidelines, whilejonas eideval said chelsea were moving the goalposts to suit themselves. we had the discussion before the game where both clubs are to agree we were going to play with the multiple system or not. chelsea said the only wanted to play with one ball, and we wanted to play with multiple, and then when it suits them in the last minutes of the game, when they want to take a quick throw in, then all of a sudden they want to use it, and i only said, you guys wanted to play with one ball, so, it is not my problem. i think there is a way to behave on the side of the pitch, and is not for the first time, i have been in wom

emma hayes' long farewell is nearing _ manchester united!aring its _ manchester united! emma hayes' long farewell is nearing its end. _ manchester united! emma hayes' long farewell is nearing its end. the - farewell is nearing its end. the smiles did not last long. just 41 seconds into the match, the chelsea defence was nowhere and united pounced. defence was nowhere and united ounced. . , pounced. manchester united hit the front inside the _ pounced. manchester united hit the front inside the opening _ pounced. manchester united hit the front inside the opening minute! - front inside the opening minute! this was a repeat of last year's final, and united's second goal was almost a repeat of their first. 2—0 to manchester united! united had never beaten chelsea, but the blues' treble chasing dreams were hanging by a thread. on the stroke of half—time, though, laurenjames half—time, though, lauren james stepped half—time, though, laurenjames stepped up for the reigning champions. stepped up for the reigning champions-_ stepped up for the reign

and if chelsea want to beat barcelona for a place in the champions league final, emma hayes says they'vebe perfect. also coming up on sportsday... they make it look so easy — usually! tempers are freying at the world snooker championships — we'll tell you if robert milkins recovered later in the programme. welcome to sportsday. it's le crunch time in the women's six nations. for the third year in a row england and france will face off in a final round title decider. both have four wins from four, but the red roses have one more bonus point, and lead les bleues heading into saturday's final round of games. john mitchell's side have made the trip to bordeaux, knowing there will be a french home crowd desperate to watch their country's first win over england since they last took the six nations in 2018. jo currie is in a bar in bordeaux. england are ahead by one point, but clearly this is their biggest test. yes, hello jane, one clearly this is their biggest test. yes, hellojane, onejuror, bonsall water, and welcome to the perfect and the frog and roast beef bob, england players are friends

herfriend emma hayes is the other, but the chelsea boss will soon leave for the usajob.y is one of them. a mum to two—year—old harper. for as long as i knew, i kind of thought, you know, i�*d have to hang up the boots before i started a family. it�*s all i thought about. i dreamt about it. i just knew that there was something missing. and i went to an ivf clinic and four weeks later i was pregnant. and then after i had her, all i thought about is getting back to the game. ifelt like i loved it more than i ever had before. and having harper on the sideline, just it made me become more proud. she was back playing three months after giving birth and last summer walked out for australia at the world cup. she was one of the players of the tournament, but life�*s not been without its challenges. the amount of things you have to do before you got out of the house just to get to training was insane. you just didn�*t think that you�*d be able to get through it. and i was breast—feeding her until she was about a year old, so that was hard trying to juggle that as well. but i had n

the arsenal boss, jonas eidevall, said it was irresponsible of chelsea counterpart emma hayes to referclear animosity between the two at the end of the match somewhat overshadowed arsenal's 1—0, extra time win. somewhat overshadowed arsenal's1—0 extra time win. the chelsea manager, emma hayes, accused eidevall of male aggression on the sidelines towards her player, erin cuthbertson, while eidevall said chelsea were moving the goalposts to suit themselves. we had a discussion before the game where both clubs had to agree if we're going to play with multiple system or not. and chelsea said they only wanted to play with one ball and we said we wanted to play with multiple. and then when it suits them in the last minute of the game, when they want to take another ball to take a quick throw—in, then all of a sudden they want to use that. and i only said that you guys wanted to play with one ball, so it's not my problem. i think there's a way to behave on the side of the pitch and not for the first time, you know, i've been in women's football a long time. i don't think we should tolerate ma

though some animosity between the two managers at the end of the match with the chelsea manager, emma hayesng her arsenal counterpart of "male aggression" on the sidelines towards her player, erin cuthbertson, whilejonas eideval said chelsea were moving the goalposts to suit themselves. we had a discussion before the game, where both clubs has to agree if we will play with multiple system, chelsea said they only wanted to play with one ball, we said you wanted to play with multiple. then in the last—minute of the game when they want to take another ball to take a quick throw in, all of a sudden they want to use that. i only said that you guys wanted to play with one ball, so it is not my problem. there is a way to behave on the side of the _ there is a way to behave on the side of the pitch — there is a way to behave on the side of the pitch i— there is a way to behave on the side of the pitch. i have been in women's foothall— of the pitch. i have been in women's football a _ of the pitch. i have been in women's football a long time, we should not tolerate _ football a long time, we should

just briefly come how much disappointment for chelsea really reflecting on this game given emma hayeschelsea before she moves on to coach the united states women�*s national team. she�*s notjust in the hunt really for the wsl title, and that is so tight, so competitive, chelsea three points off the top with a game in hand. that is a title race that could come down to goal difference at the end of the season with manchester city, but hayes, she desperately this women�*s champions league, didn�*t she? i don�*t think it will spoil her legacy that many of these fans and streaming out of the ground tonight will look back on a wonderful career she�*s had at this club with six wsl titles, five fa cups in the champions league, it just wasn�*t it be tonight. cups in the champions league, it just wasn't it be tonight.- cups in the champions league, it just wasn't it be tonight. thank you ve much just wasn't it be tonight. thank you very much indeed. _ just wasn't it be tonight. thank you very much indeed. braving - just wasn't it be tonight. thank you very much indeed. braving the - just wasn't

herfriend emma hayes is the other, but the chelsea boss will soon leave for the usajob. of the appeal. while mothers in management are a rarity, more top players are choosing to have children during their careers. west ham's katrina gorrie is one of them. a mum to two—year—old harper. for as long as i knew, i kind of thought, you know, i'd have to hang up the boots before i started a family. it's all i thought about. i dreamt about it. i just knew that there was something missing. and i went to an ivf clinic and four weeks later, i was pregnant. and then after i had it, all i thought about is getting back to the game. i felt like i loved it more than i ever had before. and having harper on the sideline, just it made me become more proud. gorry was back playing three months after giving birth and last summer walked out for australia at the world cup. she was one of the players of the tournament. but life's not been without its challenges. the amount of things to do before you got out of the house just to get to training was insane. you just didn't think that you'd be able

after the match, chelsea manager emma hayes said that the women's game shouldn't tolerate male aggression my career. but i mean, there's a way to behave on the touchline. and obviously he received a yellow card and perhaps should have got more. we had a discussion before the game where both clubs had to agree if we're going to play with multi ball system or not. and chelsea said they only wanted to play with one ball and we said we wanted to play with multi ball. and then when it suits them in the last minute of the game, when they want to take another ball to take a quick throw in, then all of a sudden they want to use that. and i only said that you guys wanted to play with one ball, so it's not my problem. 20 comments around is pointing up people, emma hayes pushesjonas eidevell at the end, —— plenty of comments around, but others are saying that eidevell has got previous, bullying full of officials. expect to hear more on that. the fourth official. it's advantage liverpool in the premier league title race after they beat brighton 2—1 and manchester city and arsenal played out a goalles

emma hayes voiced herfrustrations about the referee after her hopes of leaving chelsea this summer withchelsea boss, who's not won the trophy in her illustrious time at the club, believes the sending off of her player kadeisha buchanan is the worst decison the competition has ever seen — as barca went on to reach the final 2—1 on aggregate, with lyon or psg awaiting. iam i am gutted for them. we were robbed. i genuinely believed we were on top of the game. i could feel the momentum going in that direction. we didn't have the chance to experience that. when you lose a game, for us, we got the opportunity to losers. that was taken away. i was surprised when i saw her selected. she is famous for easy cards and i think thatis famous for easy cards and i think that is probably the worst decision in uefa women's champions league history. inter miami are top of the eastern conference in th mls and no surprise over the force behind their 4—1 win over new england revolution — that man lionel messi. miami actually went behind in front of a record crowd of over 65,000 in massachusetts before messi

herfriend emma hayes is the other, but the chelsea boss will soon leave for the usajob.agement are a rarity, more top players are choosing to have children during their careers. west ham's katrina gorry is one of them. a mum to two—year—old harper. for as long as i knew, i kind of thought, you know, i'd have to hang up the boots before i started a family. it's all i thought about. i dreamt about it. i just knew that there was something missing. and i went to an ivf clinic and four weeks later i was pregnant. and then after i had her, all i thought about is getting back to the game. ifelt like i loved it more than i ever had before. and having harper on the sideline, just it made me become more proud. she was back playing three months after giving birth and last summer walked out for australia at the world cup. she was one of the players of the tournament, but life's not been without its challenges. the amount of things you have to do before you got out of the house just to get to training was insane. you just didn't think that you'd be able to get through it. and i was b

emma hayes knows that despite having the advantage, it's still a big task ahead of them.t ways that, for us as a team, we have to be so, so mindful that you can't switch off for one single session. this is a game that is played in the head, first and foremost, and, you know, we know that we have to be perfect to be able to progress. in the nba play—offs on friday indiana pacers seized a 2—1 lead in their best—of—seven series against the milwaukee bucks, while minnesota timberwolves will aim for a clean sweep in their series against the phoenix suns. the timberwolves won their latest game 126—109. and over in dallas, the mavericks took a 2—1 lead in their first—round playoff series against the la clippers. luka doncic was the mavericks star man with 22 points, ten rebounds and nine assists. game four is set for sunday in dallas. and in the last half an hour or so, judd trump has been the latest player to make it into the quarter finals of the world snooker championship. the 2019 champion trump resumed 11—5 up against tom ford, and duly wrapped up the match 13 frames to sev

emma hayes knows that despite having the advantage, it's still a big task ahead of them. family. our players play for each other. i am family. our players play for each other. iam part family. our players play for each other. i am part of that. i am in a team, it's not me, it's us, it's team, it's not me, it's us, its weak. and these player play at this football club to play in every game for chelsea. former world championjudd trump says he has rejected an approach to join a potential breakaway snooker tour. there's been speculation the sport's biggest names could be tempted to leave the existing world snooker tour and play in lucrative events elsewhere. but world number two trump, the 2019 world champion, said he instantly refused, and there was no chance he would quit. 0n the table in sheffield, trump progressed into the quarterfinals by beating fellow englishman tom ford by 13 frames to 7. in saturday mornings other second round match, stephen maguire led shaun murphy by ten frames to six at the end of the session. next up forjudd trump is the winner of the match betwe

although emma hayes will leave at the end of the season — to take charge of the us national team, sheayers play for their family. 0ur players play for each other. i am part of that. i am in a team, it�*s not me, it�*s us, it�*s we. and these player play at this football club to play in every game for chelsea. former world champion judd trump says he has rejected an approach to join a potential breakaway snooker tour, there�*s been speculation the sport�*s biggest names could be tempted to leave the existing world snooker tour and play in lucrative events elsewhere. but world number two, trump, said he instantly refused, and there was no chance he would quit. 0n the table in sheffield, the 2019 winner trump progressed into the quarter—finals by beating fellow englishman tom ford by 13 frames to 7. in saturday morning�*s other second round match, stephen maguire led shaun murphy by ten frames to six at the end of the session. i have absolutely no doubt that i will be playing on this tour for the foreseeable future. i think for me playing and exhibitions, series or whatever it is, is not

herfriend emma hayes is the other, but the chelsea boss will soon leave for the usajob. was part of the appeal, while mothers in management are a rarity, more top players are choosing to have children during their careers. west ham's katrina gorry is one of them. a mum to two—year—old harper. for as long as i knew, i kind of thought, you know, i'd have to hang up the boots before i started a family. it's all i thought about. i dreamt about it. i just knew that there was something missing. and i went to an ivf clinic and four weeks later i was pregnant. and then after i had her, all i thought about is getting back to the game. ifelt like i loved it more than i ever had before. and having harper on the sideline, just it made me become more proud. she was back playing three months after giving birth and last summer walked out for australia at the world cup. she was one of the players of the tournament, but life's not been without its challenges. the amount of things you have to do before you got out of the house just to get to training was insane. you just didn't think that

herfriend emma hayes is the other, but the chelsea boss will soon leave for the usajob.dren during their careers. west ham�*s katrina gorry is one of them. a mum to two—year—old harper. for as long as i knew, i kind of thought, you know, i�*d have to hang up the boots before i started a family. it�*s all i thought about. i dreamt about it. i just knew that there was something missing. and i went to an ivf clinic and four weeks later i was pregnant. and then after i had her, all i thought about is getting back to the game. ifelt like i loved it more than i ever had before. and having harper on the sideline, just it made me become more proud. she was back playing three months after giving birth and last summer walked out for australia at the world cup. she was one of the players of the tournament, but life�*s not been without its challenges. the amount of things you have to do before you got out of the house just to get to training was insane. you just didn�*t think that you�*d be able to get through it. and i was breast—feeding her until she was about a year old, so that

emma hayes knows that despite having the advantage, it's still a big task ahead of them.rent ways that, for us as a team, we have to be so, so mindful that you can't switch off for one single session. this is a game that is played in the head, first and foremost, and, you know, we know that we have to be perfect to be able to progress. and in the last half an hour or so, judd trump has become the latest player to make it into the quarter finals of the world snooker championship. the 2019 champion trump resumed 11—5 up against tom ford. and duly wrapped up the match 13 frames to 7. in this mornings other second round match, stephen maguire leads shaun murphy by seven frames to four. next up for trump is the winner of the match between welshman jakjones and china's sijiahui who reached the semi—finals last year. they resume shortly withjones 9—7 up. you can follow all the action from the world snooker on the bbc sport website and app. in rugby union, it all comes down to today, to decide the women's six nations. england play france in bordeaux at teatime. it's winner takes

barcelona's first home defeat in a competitive fixture since 2019, so a remarkable victory for emma hayes's second legs of both games are across next weekend. leicester city have returned to the top of the championship after a nervy 2—1 win over west brom. leicester came into this game on the back of consecutive defeats, but their talismanjamie vardy scored to make it 2—0 in the second half after wilfred ndidi fired them ahead. west brom, despite a late push withjed wallace scoring, stay fifth in the table and in playoff positions. norwich missed the chance to go above west brom after they drew 1—1 with bristol city, while a late winner for cardiff city handed southampton a blow in their chase for the automatic promotion places. at the bottom of the table, huddersfield missed a chance to move out of the relegation places. they were slammed 4—0 at home to swansea city, and birmingham city against relegated rotherham was 0—0 — their game was delayed due to a medical emergency in the stands. and in the late game, qpr pete preston i—o. in the women's six nations, england cruised to a record win

then when the final whistle blew instead of a handshake, chelsea boss, emma hayes shoved arsenal's managing yeah, hazy is leaving chela at the end of the season to manage the us women's national team. want to thank you for spending part of your de with me. i'm sure seen a newsom continues next week, next >> get your viewing glasses was ready and experience so rare, it won't happen again for another two decades. joint cnn for live coverage around the country of the spectacle, in the skies, eclipse, if possible. april 8 did one on cnn or streaming on macs >> i won't let my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis symptoms to find emerge >> as you with trump via most people saw 90% clear skin, eye four months. and the majority stake clearer at five years. >> cbs allergic reactions may occur, can fire, may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your dr. if you have an infection symptoms or if you had a vaccine or plan to emerge as you emerge trim phi, it asked your dr. about trump via rsv can severely affect the lungs and lower airways but i'm protected with a wr

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season in a row that chelsea have been knocked out of the competiion by barcelona but their manager emma hayesyers. england ran in six tries to beat france 112—21 in their six nations championship decider in bordeaux and claim the grand slam for the third year in a row. centre meganjones scored two tries in the victory as the red roses led 35—14 at half—time. france remained in the contest with two tries of their own, despite a second—half red card for prop assia khalfaoui. england top the six nations table with 28 points followed by france on 19. ireland finished third in the championship and qualify for the world cup following their 15—12 win over fourth—placed scotland, while wales collected the wooden spoon despite a 22—20 victory over italy. the five—time madrid mastesr champion rafael nadal is into the third round at the tournament after an impressive straight sets win over the 10th seed alex de minaur. the 22—time grand slam champion, who is now 37 years old, is playing in spain for what is expected to be the last time but after winning a 77—minute opening set on a tie break, he went on

month or so left of her tenure, chelsea delivered one of their best performances under manager emma hayesoal of the game just before half time to give chelsea a 1—0 lead going into the second leg next weekend. it was barcelona's first home defeat in a competitive fixture since 2019. the curse of the crucible lives on! no first—time winner of the world snooker championship has successfully defended their title and that run will extend for at least one more year as champion lucas brecel was beaten on a final—frame decider by david gilbert. brecel looked to be in control and was 6—3 up after the first session where he started with back—to—back centuries. but the englishman fought back. ranked 31st in the world, he produced a superb match—clinching break of 65 to win10—9 and go through to the second round. to be honest i am happy the season is over, it's been a long one, enjoyed, but they have just played really well. the last four frames he played so well to win, i didn't expect to lose but i came to sheffield without expectations, i was not feeling so well, confidence is not that high, it i

two months after giving birth was possible thanks to the support she received from chelsea and emma hayesis not what happens on the pitch because it is more about having the support around so whether you can bring the baby to the training ground, maybe there is someone who could have an eye on them while you train orjust being open for discussions as to what we need. like i said, chelsea was super open and helpful and i think that has to change in europe. iithi’hat open and helpful and i think that has to change in europe. what is chanauin has to change in europe. what is changing is _ has to change in europe. what is changing is the _ has to change in europe. what is changing is the narrative - has to change in europe. what is changing is the narrative around | changing is the narrative around motherhood in football with more clubs and players speaking out. earlier this year, west ham released a documentary about the captain, chiding her pregnancy through her second child and the challenges involved. . . second child and the challenges involved. , , ., , �* involved. this is a second tim

but emma hayes and jonas eidevall, the two managers of the sides. manager, and emma hayes, legendary chelsea manager, going off to look after the american women's team , at the end of the women's team, at the end of the season. so there was a multiball problem . you know, when they get problem. you know, when they get the out quickly, if they the ball out quickly, if they want to the ball and so want to get the ball and so chelsea didn't want lots of balls . arsenal did. and then balls. arsenal did. and then when chelsea were losing, then they said, oh yeah, we want the ball on quickly. anyway, she accused eidevall of male aggression to he , treated aggression to how he, treated one of her players. he then accused her of being a bad loser. she pushed past him. it was all a bit of argy argy bargy. it was a bit of argy bargy. it was a bit of argy bargy that went on, but, the it was arsenal that won the game. >> won the cup 1975. >> won the cup 1975. >> indeed, in the early 70s, thrillers and manilla thriller manilla. and this was muhammad ali against

rachel williams with the second goal — that result ends chelsea's hopes of winning a treble in emma hayes in german beer — the bayer leverkusen boss celebrating winning the german title for the first time in the club's history. topping serial winners bayern munich. enjoyed a little glass. i say little, huge glass! celebrations for a scottish athletic, the american winning the masters late last night in augusta. slightly more conservative man, his wife is about to give birth to their first child so a great turnaround and he finishes four shots clear of the rest of the field, getting his hand on one of the famous green jackets once again. his second victory in three years underlining his status as the world's best. it's... it's hard to put into words how special this is. it's been a long week, a grind of a week, the golf course was so challenging, and to be sitting here wearing this jacket again and getting to take it home is...is extremely special. if he was going to get doused in beer, handy he has a second jacket that he can pop in for the flight home. ., ., �* ., , ., that he can pop in

herfriend emma hayes is the other. but the chelsea boss will soon leave for the usa job. harper. for as long as i knew, i kind of thought, you know, i'd have to hang up the boots before i started a family. it's all i thought about. i dreamt about it, you know. i thought about names every minute i had. and ijust knew that there was something missing. and, yeah, so i went to an ivf clinic and, you know, four weeks later found out i was pregnant. and then after i had her, all i thought about is getting back to the game. i felt like i loved it more than i ever had before. and having harper on the sideline, just, it made me become more proud. gorry was back playing three months after giving birth, and last summer walked out for australia at the world cup. she was one of the players of the tournament. but life's not been without its challenges. the amount of things to do before you got out of the house just to get to training was insane. just didn't think that you'd be able to get through it. and i was breast—feeding her until she was about a year old, so that was hard trying t

now sirjohn hayes, who's the conservative mp for south holland and the deepings, he says that he would be personally referring the findings to the equalities commissioner, emma and he says commissioner, emma. and he says these concernings. these findings show the bbc is potentially in breach of the equality act. he goes on to say i will personally be referring them to the equalities commission and i hope they act accordingly. white working class men are being discriminated against by national institute plans in pursuit of their progressive agenda . are you progressive agenda. are you concerned about that? this diversity, equity and inclusion policies? should the public broadcaster actually be following all of that? >> i would hope that as our pubuc >> i would hope that as our public broadcaster, as our national broadcaster, look, i mean, i have many, many criticisms of the bbc, not least keeping on highly paid newsreaders at eye—watering salaries, that kind of thing. and the amount they're paying some of their presenters, i would hope that they are able to interview people and to admit applicants and to admit them onto schemes just by on the bafis onto scheme