at etihad it is our number one priority.mercial aviation historically has been the safest form of any travel. certainly here right now given some of the challenges elsewhere within the world, it is front of mind and goes without saying. manus: looking at the fleet, what went through my mind, i hope i got the numbers right of dreamliner's and airbus's, what went through my mind is what is your big dice roll? are you rolling the dice on america and australia, where are you rolling the dice with that shape of fleet? tony: we've got an interesting dilemma. we could do with their blowing more aircraft again because we talked quite a lot through our transformation program to restructure our cleat. we are now effectively a two horse stable. the dreamliner, one of the most commercially efficient aircraft, and the airbus which we have just now put into service. they are the most sustainable and i think that is the most important in the way commercial aviation will continue to develop. we will be deploying that fleet to make sure that

real madrid are at the etihad tonight.k to the drawing board — emma raducanu is on the hunt for a new coach as the french open and wimbledon approach. and novak djokovic gets the green light to play at wimbledon, after organisers officially confirm unvaccinated players can compete. also coming up in the programme: after 19 years, 71 caps and countless trophies, anita asante announces her retirement. keep watching to find out who she woud love to manage when she hangs up the boots. ten years since he hung up the gloves, ricky hatton tells us he wants to inspire others who've struggled with their mental health. hello, there, and welcome to sportsday. it's the trophy that has so far eluded pep guardiola at manchester city, but tonight they have a golden opportunity to put one foot in the champions league final when they take on spanish leaders real madrid at the etihad in the first leg of their semifinal. a huge match ahead and we can speak our correspondent andy swiss who is there for us. this is a match that pep guardiola h

andy swiss rounds up a seven goal thriller at the etihad. flags inside it, as they hoped to bring their champions league dream another step closer. but against the mighty real madrid, could they? well, how's this for an answer? barely 90 seconds gone, and kevin de bruyne ramped up the decibels. what a sensational start! and it was about to get even more sensational. the visitors dithered, gabrieljesus didn't, and it was 2—0. real were on the ropes. but city couldn't quite finish them off. they spurned a string of chances, to their manager's obvious frustration, and real made them pay. karim benzema giving them fresh hope after a breathless first half. gets one back! surely the second half couldn't match it? think again. barely had phil foden made it 3—1 to city when viniciusjunior made it 3—2. it was all as frantic as it was fantastic. next up, bernardo silva brilliantly restored city's two—goal advantage, before one final twist. handball, a real penalty, which benzema converted in the most impudent fashion. li—3 to city. fair to say, the se

all be really proud of how far they've come this season, winning and getting three points at the etihadh better than that. liverpool have just kept on winning, and that's why that gap is shortened tojust one point because they've been so relentless. and it just shows that the standards of these two teams and how they're they're really pushing each other towards greatness. i think they are the two best teams in the world without doubt, and it's going to be fascinating to see how it plays out. they've been so dominant, but so close. in four years of football and 144 games, there's one point between them. this year, one will lift the trophy with the fans back in to see it. it means so much to both of them in football's great modern rivalry. joe lynskey, bbc news. eclair surf has become the second equine fatality at the grand national, following discorama on saturday. trainer emma lavelle said the horse suffered a traumatic head injury during the race. it's the first time two horses have died in the grand national for ten years, after which safety changes were brought in. james given, direc

we're set for an exciting showdown next weekend — when city and liverpool go head to head at the etihadxtraordinary year. liverpool's potential quadruple, a stark counterpoint to the worry of watford, the scale of their ambition no greater than avoiding relegation and to have a chance they need to take chances like this. that difference in fortunes laid bare when just seconds later, diogo jota headed liverpool in front.

we're set for an exciting showdown next weekend — when city and liverpool go head to head at the etihadild reports. before the game it felt like a parade. at anfield the passion always present. beneath the banners, a belief that this may be an extraordinary year. liverpool's potential quadruple, a stark counterpoint to the worry of watford, the scale of their ambition no greater than avoiding relegation and to have a chance they need to take chances like this. that difference in fortunes laid bare when just seconds later, diogo jota headed liverpool in front. jota coming on side, 1—0 liverpool. it was a lead that was almost doubled straight after the break, were it not for a quite brilliant defensive watford header. keeping them in the contest, betterfinishing. they may well have been level. indeed it was not until the closing seconds and a second look for the referee for liverpool to finally relax. a penalty put away by fabinho. no victory parade yet, but in the final push, points are all that matter. adam wild, bbc news. the result leaves watford still in the relegation zone, despite

andy swiss rounds up a seven goal thriller at the etihad.ensational start! and it was about to get even more sensational. the visitors dithered, gabrieljesus didn't, and it was 2—0. real were on the ropes. but city couldn't quite finish them off. they spurned a string of chances, to their manager's obvious frustration, and real made them pay. karim benzema giving them fresh hope after a breathless first half. gets one back! surely the second half couldn't match it? think again. barely had phil foden made it 3—1 to city when viniciusjunior made it 3—2. it was all as frantic as it was fantastic. next up, bernardo silva brilliantly restored city's two—goal advantage, before one final twist. handball, a real penalty, which benzema converted in the most impudent fashion. 4—3 to city. fair to say, the second leg has something to live up to. what an incredible match that was. a real champions league classic. city should have won by more but they will take that slender lead to madrid next week after a night, the fans here will certainly never forget

pep guardiola's side have beaten brighton 3—0 at the etihad, although the visitors held out for overbefore phil foden and bernardo silva put the game to bed. with six games to go, the title remains in city's hands for now. if we drop two points, liverpool will be champion and we will be champion. so, the players, they know it, so we went to try and hopefully the make a influence in our place. but we're not exactly with a tough game to have and every game is different. but like today, a number of older games. and we are going to celebrate it, otherwise. arsenal boosted their chances of champions league football arsenal have boosted their chances of champions league football with a li—2 in at chelsea tonight. they're still fifth, but level on points now with fourth placed tottenham with the same number of games played. arsenal went ahead at stamford bridge afterjust minutes before timo werner equalised for chelsea. arsenal were back in front through emile smith rowe but cezar apilicueta here pulled chelsea level again, 2—2 with just over half an hour played. but arsenal were not done,

just last sunday, the premier league title rivals played out a thrilling 2—2 draw at the etihad.stic treble or liverpool's hopes of an unprecendented four trophies come to an abrupt halt. it's a big weekend in the scottish cup with two derby semifinals. on sunday, it's celtic against rangers but, first up, hearts take on hibernian at hampden tomorrow, the two sides facing off for the second time in as many weeks. hearts came out 3—1 winners in the league clash and are looking to inflict further misery onto their city rivals. we have done a small part of the job by doing in the league. this a we have done a small part of the “ob by doing in the leagued we have done a small part of the “ob by doing in the league. as a team we have to use — by doing in the league. as a team we have to use the _ by doing in the league. as a team we have to use the feeling _ by doing in the league. as a team we have to use the feeling that - by doing in the league. as a team we have to use the feeling that we - by doing in the league. as a team we have to use the feeling that we felt l have to use the

gabrieljesus scored four at the etihad, two in each half.ulled a goal back to give them hope at 2—1 but a lovely strike from rodri from outside the box gave city a two goal cushion at the break, beforejesus put the game out of sight in the second half. the situation didn't change with victory today, we have to win all the games to be champion, five left, three away, two at home. it's difficult because it's mixed in between the champions league but we are so proud to be here. arsenal have moved up to fourth in the premier league after a 3—1win at home to manchester united, whose champions league hopes are fading fast now. united had their chances, including a missed penalty. adam wild reports. in another time, another era, this was a fixture that decided titles. now, perspectives have changed, no longer a tussle at the top but a fight for fourth. manchester united, awful of late, unable to get a foot into it, nuno tavares giving arsenal the lead. eddie nketiah thought he had scored arsenal's second here, closer look, he was offside and an eve

flares outside the etihad, and flags inside it, as they hoped to bring their champions league dream anotherell, how's this for an answer? barely 90 seconds gone, and kevin de bruyne ramped up the decibels. what a sensational start! and it was about to get even more sensational. the visitors dithered, gabrieljesus didn't, and it was 2—0. real were on the ropes. but city couldn't quite finish them off. they spurned a string of chances, to their manager's obvious frustration, and real made them pay. karim benzema giving them fresh hope after a breathless first half. gets one back. surely the second half couldn't match it? think again. barely had phil foden made it 3—1 to city when viniciusjunior made it 3—2. it was all as frantic as it was fantastic. next up, bernardo silva brilliantly restored city's two—goal advantage, before one final twist. handball, a real penalty, which benzema converted in the most impudent fashion. a—3 to city. fair to say, the second leg has something to live up to. what an incredible match that was. a real champions league classic. city, frankly, should have won by m

home to atletico madrid and the premier league leaders know they are in for a tough match at the etihadw what to expect. we don't know if they will try to press high, go low and wait for us. we know that whenever they try and press us they will be very aggressive, they won't give us much space and it will be very tight, so definitely not an open game, that is not atletico's quality, so more details, little details that are going to be important that will decide these kind of games, so we don't expect an open game, no. ahead of this week's world cup qualifiers, england have have been dealt a double blow. beth england and niamh charles will both be missing for the game against north macedonia on friday after testing positive for covid. the chelsea forwards returned positive samples in pre—camp testing and have not been in contact with their england team—mates at st george's park, although they may be able to rejoin the set—up in time for the qualifier in northern ireland next week. now, with the masters just days away, speculation continues to mount over whether five—times winner tiger wo

league, manchester city still leading liverpool by one point after the two sides drew 2—2 at the etihadhype, the league game at anfield also finished in a 2—2 draw. city twice took the lead, kevin de bruyne gave the home side the lead with a deflected opener. diogojota cancelled that out inside the 15—minute mark but city had their noses in front by the break. gabrieljesus beating the offside trap to score, but again liverpool came back, sadio mane equalising immediately after the restart. raheem sterling had a goal disallowed for city, he was fractionally offside and riyad mahrez had a great chance to win it in injury time. the draw still keeps city top of the league with seven games to go. we did everything and more, we played like you have to play these types of games, incredible focus, everyone. we had the feeling that, yeah, we missed a huge opportunity to make a stand but i guess before the press conference, winning, losing, or drawing, many things to play, many things to happen. it was a proper football game. we played _ it was a proper football game. we played yesterday won the

city and liverpool meet at the etihad next sunday.er being two weeks nearly, not together and stuff like this, and early kick off it is really tricky, it is tricky. all teams have the same problems, but i don't think i ever saw after international break the best game of the season, so, all fine, very much controlled and that is what we wanted. wa nted. we wanted. we only that had a slim chance of scores _ we only that had a slim chance of scores offing that equalising goal, but we _ scores offing that equalising goal, but we weren't without effort, to score _ but we weren't without effort, to score that — but we weren't without effort, to score that goal, but to lose the game _ score that goal, but to lose the game now, it leaves a birth taste. if it game now, it leaves a birth taste. if it had _ game now, it leaves a birth taste. if it had been 1—0 i would have been happier. _ if it had been 1—0 i would have been happier. or— if it had been 1—0 i would have been happier, or more content with the fact we _ happier, or more content wit

gabriellejesus scored four at the etihad. rhodri gave city a 2—0 lead beforejesus changed it.n a mix in between champions league but pleasure and so proud again to be here. , here. elsewhere in the premier learue, here. elsewhere in the premier league. it _ here. elsewhere in the premier league. it is — here. elsewhere in the premier league, it is advantage - here. elsewhere in the premierj league, it is advantage arsenal here. elsewhere in the premier i league, it is advantage arsenal in the race. they beat manchester united 3—1. these are the scores. now, in germany, bayern munich have secured a tenth consecutive bundesliga title, beating barresi dortmund 3—1 on saturday. the win was secured and opened up a 12 point lead at the top with three games remaining. this victory took their unbeaten run to nine matches, having lostjust unbeaten run to nine matches, having lost just four times this unbeaten run to nine matches, having lostjust four times this season. max verstappen will start the grand prix from pole after winning the first sprint race this season. the championship l

they needed to move a point clear of liverpool.pep guardiola's side have beaten brighton 3—0 at the etihad from riyad mahrez before phil foden and bernardo silva put the game to bed. with six games to go, the title remains in city's hands for now. it's one of the best sites on all football history, we are facing one of the best teams ever. everything. that's why being there with them, winning premier league is in the past, and the players know it and they face them and we know. arsenal have boosted their chances of champions league football with a 4—2 in at chelsea. mikel arteta's team had lost their last three games in a row but were twice in front at stamford bridge inside the first half an hour. cesar azipiliqueta made it 2—2 before the break but second half goals from nketiah and bukayo saka ensured arsenal moved level on points with tottenham in fourth. rb leipzig are through to the german cup final against freiberg after beating unioin berlin in their semi final but they had to come from a goal down after sheraldo becker fired the visitors in front mid—way through the first half. lei

city and liverpool meet at the etihad next sunday.tely, but we, after being two weeks nearly not together and stuff like this, and early kick off, it is really tricky, it is tricky. all teams have the same problems, but i don't think i ever saw after international break the best game of the season, so, all fine, very much controlled and that is what we wanted. we only had a slim chance of scoring that equalising goal, but we weren't without effort to score that goal, but to lose the game now, it leaves a bitter taste. if it had been 1—0 i would have been happier, or more content with the fact we put on a good performance against, you know, the league leaders. they're 2—0 at burnley. kevin de bruyne, ilkay gundogan with the goals. wolves winning at chelsea — brentford1—2. christian eriksen puts brentford ahead. later on, manchester united can gain ground on fourth spot when they face leicester at old trafford. five games in the scottish premiership today ahead of tomorrow's old firm derby. motherwell 3—2 and st johnstone motherwell 3—2

it was a late finish at the etihad _ up? of course! it was a late finish at the etihad last _ up? of course! it was a late finish at the etihad last night, as - at the etihad last night, as manchester city beat real madrid, i kept trying to set it switch off and i couldn't. i kept trying to set it switch off and i couldn't. . . kept trying to set it switch off and i couldn't. ., . ., i couldn't. i watched it on the tv, i couldn't. i watched it on the tv, i was listening _ i couldn't. i watched it on the tv, i was listening to _ i couldn't. i watched it on the tv, i was listening to alan _ i couldn't. i watched it on the tv, i was listening to alan shearer i i couldn't. i watched it on the tv, i was listening to alan shearer on the radio as i was picking the kids up the radio as i was picking the kids up from various clubs and then i watched it. i loved it. i don't mind admitting that i once got a speeding thingy, 56 in a 50, very bad. did ou do thingy, 56 in a 50, very bad. did you do something wrong! the i thingy, 56 in a 50, very bad. did - you do something wrong! the motorist w

all be really proud of how far they've come this season, winning and getting three points at the etihadet much better than that. liverpool have just kept on winning, and that's why that gap is shortened tojust one point because they've been so relentless. and it just shows that the standards of these two teams and how they're they're really pushing each other towards greatness. i think they are the two best teams in the world without doubt, and it's going to be fascinating to see how it plays out. they've been so dominant, but so close. in four years of football and 144 games, there's one point between them. this year, one will lift the trophy with the fans back in to see it. this it means so much to both of them in football's great modern rivalry. joe lynskey, bbc news. incredible to see that. it is a 4:30 - m incredible to see that. it is a 4:30pm kick-off. _ it's all set up for a thrilling final day at the masters. america's scottie sheffler continues to lead the way — heading into the final round with a three—shot lead. the world number one looked in complete control in the early st

gavin ramjaun is live at the etihad, evening gavin, city are spinning a lot of plates at the moment,tletico are looking to complete a manchester double, after knocking united out in the last 16. you can never write off a diego simeone side welcome to the stadium. lots of people arriving for the big game this evening. a very good question indeed because i was certainly beyond that in the premier league and they're very much neck and neck in the title race. but it's the first leg of the quarterfinals against atletico madrid and to look at the momentum of what they could mean, they're off the trouble, they lose this game it could be a chain reaction. in the of the return leg in the following week and then like to said, gives the report, it is a very interesting title moment on the side and going at the weekend and they're onlyjust ahead of liverpool at the moment i could really be a snowball effect and they have them out with the hamstring injury. and they will strike in the sprints leg and get that event for the next few games. and get that event for the next few names. �* . ., and get

we'll have the latest from manchester city ahead of tonight's champions league quarterfinal at the etihaddium. liverpool are also in action. welcome to the bbc news at six. good evening from kyiv, where ukraine's president, volodymyr zelensky, has told the united nations that russian soldiers, in areas they've controlled since invading almost 6 weeks ago, have killed and tortured for pleasure. in a powerful, emotional statement to the world's top diplomatic body, he accused moscow of war crimes, saying the un had failed to prevent the horrors. russia denies its forces have committed war crimes. here's our north america editor, sarah smith., and a warning her report does contain, some distressing images. horrific images of dead civilians lying in the streets of bucha shocked the world, but russia claims the scenes have been staged. analysis of satellite imagery taken in mid—march shows with bodies lying in mid—march shows with bodies lying in the precise positions corpses were later found, in the precise positions corpses were laterfound, proving in the precise positions corpses were later

pep guardiola's side have beaten brighton 3—0 at the etihad, although the visitors held out for overbe champion and if we win, we will be champion. so, the players, they know it, so we went to try and hopefully the distractions don't make an influence in our plays. but we're not exactly with a tough game to have and every game is different. but like today, if we win our other games. we are going to celebrate it. arsenal have boosted their chances of champions league football with a 4—2 in at chelsea tonight. they're still fifth, but level on points now with fourth placed tottenham with the same number of games played. arsenal went ahead at stamford bridge afterjust five minutes before timo werner equalised for chelsea. arsenal were back in front through emile smith rowe but cezar apilicueta here pulled chelsea level again, 2—2 withjust over half an hour played. but arsenal were not done, nketiah scored his second of the game before bukayo saka's penalty wrapped up a cricial three points and brought arsenal's three game losing run to an end. we have to win 4 matches and we have not do

they meet at the etihad tonight, in the first leg of their semifinal.they can't compete with the spanish side's history, but they know what they have to do. we have to do two exceptional games to reach the final. and hopefully, we can do it. we can do the games, be ourselves, and it is not necessary to say how much we respect real madrid, how good they are. and that's all. the day before her 37th birthday, aston villa and former england defender anita asante has announced she'll retire from football asante won 71 england caps, played at two world cups, three euros and represented team gb at the 2012 olympics. she was also part of the arsenal team that made history in 2007 by winning four titles. and she has big aspirations for the future. lots of people see me on their screens doing media stuff, punditry and things for the wsl, and i hope to continue to do that as well. but, you know, ultimately, my dream is to one day manage my childhood club. it would be a great thing to one day get there and be coaching arsenal. world number one novak djokovic will b

jane dougall is at the etihad stadium for us.rid have won the competition 13 times. of course they are an old enemy of pep guardiola, he managed against the many times as barcelona head coach and acknowledged that this would be and acknowledged that this would be a tough task. he also reminded us that they had kept for clean sheets in their previous four champions league games which might stand them in good stead against players like kareem ben's amount. still he talked a great deal about the respect he had for history and quality of madrid. in had for history and quality of madrid. , _, , ., madrid. in this competition, we were throu:h, it madrid. in this competition, we were through. it was _ madrid. in this competition, we were through, it was tight _ madrid. in this competition, we were through, it was tight in _ madrid. in this competition, we were through, it was tight in those - madrid. in this competition, we were through, it was tight in those two - through, it was tight in those two games, _ through, it was tight in tho

second instalment of the champions league semifinals after last night's seven—goal thriller at the etihad liverpool's first leg clash with villarreal play out? forjurgen klopp, once more into the breach. this is liveprool�*s third semifinal in five seasons, while villarreal�*s only previous appearance came 16 years ago. klopp, however, isn't taking this moment for granted. this is absolutely special to be part of the semifinal, it's crazy, it's crazy, really. it's a massive game. if you... so many coaches, so many players out there try and work their socks off their whole life and have no chance to be close to a semifinal. and we are there so we have to cherish it, we have to appreciate it, of course, but we have to enjoy it as well. well, let's go straight to anfield, and nesta mcgregor is there for us. we heard jurgen klopp talking about the occasion and kissing the fans in the occasion and kissing the fans in the background. social media can see definitely a sense of excitement there tonight.— definitely a sense of excitement there toniaht. ~ , , g , ., there tonight. absolutely. just

return to the top of the premier league, one of four games being played, we have had goals, not at the etihadl's win has taken them top and a city win would take them back and a city win would take them back a point clear, goalless at newcastle as well but three goals at stamford bridge, smith rose put arsenal back in front, they took the lead. as things stand, chelsea are struggling, and arsenal would be joint fourth, just behind spurs goals —— on goal difference. everton desperate on points behind to leicester. wimbledon bosses say they have banned russian and belarusian tennis players because it's "their responsibilty" to play a part in government sanctions. wimbledon has become the first of the four grand slams to make the move. it means men's world number two and us open champion, daniil medvedev and the women's world numberfour aryna sabalenka will be among those to miss the championships. russian and belarusian tennis players have been allowed to play other high profile tournaments under a neutralflag and no national anthem. after the announcement both the mens tour — the atp and the w

first go to manchester city who are up against atletico madrid. 0ur reporter gavin ramjaun is at the etihadth a great line up in store. known for being quite a tactician and a counter to the expense of play in that respect. and domestically, i think we can expect quite an interesting game in both sites will be going to be picked for pivotal one for city and of course liverpool of the weekend, and effectively in the premier league and for atletico madrid, they want to strike the first blow with the quarterfinals and expect anything, really. stand and expect anything, really. and over in portugal, _ and expect anything, really. and over in portugal, juergen klopp and a controllable and how are they expected to do? by, a controllable and how are they expected to do?— a controllable and how are they expected to do? a similar situation for liverpool _ expected to do? a similar situation for liverpool at _ expected to do? a similar situation for liverpool at their _ expected to do? a similar situation for liverpool at their disposal, - for liverpool at their disposal, effectivelyjuergen klopp and

manchester city are on their way, they beat atletico madrid 1—0 in their quarter—final first leg at the etihadr recent success, manchester city have never won the champions league and atletico madrid were out to frustrate them again. for the first half, their defence simply smothered city's attack, leaving pep with a puzzle. could his team crack the code? well, with time running out, phil foden found kevin de bruyne and at last... chipped it through for de bruyne. from stalemate to celebration. how city were made to work for it, but that was enough for a 1—0 win and a crucial lead heading into the second leg. liverpool, meanwhile, were in lisbon to face benfica, and they got off to a thumping start. konate! ibrahima konate made the most of some charitable defending to power the visitors ahead. and it soon got even better for them, as liverpool's class was once again clear. sadio mane tapping them into a 2—0 lead at the break. but after it, benfica hit back. konate's mistake and darwin nunez gave the hosts new hope. but it was the visitors that had the last word, as luis diaz kept his cool to r

real madrid are the visitors to the etihad for the first leg.how much we respect real madrid, how good they are. and that's all. leeds won a precious point in their fight against relegation from the premier league, in a goalless draw at crystal palace. neither side had many chances, although wilfried zaha could have won it for palace with ten minutes to go. leeds are now five points clear of the dotted line. the day before her 37th birthday, aston villa and former england defender anita asante has announced she'll retire from football at the end of the season. asante won 71 england caps, played at two world cups, three euros and represented team gb at the 2012 olympics. she was also part of the arsenal team that made history in 2007 by winning four titles. and she has big aspirations for the future. lots of people see me on their screens doing media stuff, punditry and things for the wsl, and i hope to continue to do that as well. but, you know, ultimately, my dream is to one day manage my childhood club. it would be a great thing to one day get

home to atletico madrid and the premier league leaders know they are in for a tough match at the etihad an open game, no. chelsea women defender jonna andersson will leave the club at the end of the season to join swedish team hammarby. in four and half years at the club, andersson has won three women's super league titles, two fa cups, two continental league cups and the community shield. now, with the masters just two days away, tiger woods has been continuing his preparations for a potential comeback. the 15—time major winner was back on the course at augusta on monday, with a decision still to be announced on whether he takes part or not. it's just over a year since he almost lost his right leg in a car accident. after this long break that tiger had, i think he could get into contention. tiger is very special and very unusual. he never played a lot of tournaments in any years, evenin lot of tournaments in any years, even in his prime. i think it will be hard for him to win, but i think you could pop up on the leaderboard. plenty more sport over on the website, including news this mo

all be really proud of how far they've come this season, winning and getting three points at the etihad so close. in four years of football and 1aa games, there's one point between them. this year, one will lift the trophy with the fans back in to see it. it means so much to both of them in football's great modern rivalry. joe lynskey, bbc news. scottish premiership leaders celtic beat stjohnstone 7—0. matt 0'riley scoring twice. the win puts celtic nine points clear of rangers who play st mirren today elsewhere, dundee united drew 2—2 with bottom side dundee. nicky clark with united's first goal. his side are now guaranteed a top six finish. elsewhere, hearts beat hibs, ross county beat aberdeen, and livingston drew with motherwell it's all set up for a thrilling final day at the masters. america's scottie sheffler continues to lead the way — heading into the final round with a three—shot lead. the world number one looked in complete control in the early stages of round three — before a late wobble has given hope to the chasing pack. tiger woods though recorded the worst masters round

the first leg at the etihad this evening.s the experience of former love island contestant sharon gafka when she was a spiking victim. when the paramedics turned up, they automatically said that, you know, she�*s had too much to drink, she just needs to go home and sleep it off. but my best friend who was with me is a doctor, has known me for many years, knows exactly what i�*m like as a person — with or without alcohol — told them, no, this is not normal. the mps say venues with bad spiking records should face the threat of losing their licences. they believe that spiking should be made a specific criminal offence, and they want better data collection so there�*s more information about the scale of the problem. the perpetrator may be a sexual predator, they may be looking to steal from their victim, and it could be someone you regard as a mate, according to the mps. just for a laugh, to do this to your friends for a laugh, to see them in a state of intoxication, and that clearly is very, very wrong. so, there's more work to

what a match a the etihad.pool equalised, city went ahead again before the break but the visitors flew out of the blocks on the restart. it tookjust 60 seconds for sadio mane to draw them level. city stay top, just, with seven games to play. at the bottom — norwich kept their slim chances of staying in the premier league alive by beating fellow strugglers burnley at carrow road. teemu pukki sealed the 2—0 win four minutes from the end. brentford took a huge step towards premier league survival with a 2—0 win over west ham — this header from ivan toney sealing the win that leaves them 12 points clear of the relegation zone. and kiernan dewsbury—hall was outstanding for leicester, setting up one goal and scoring another, as they beat crystal palace 2—1. they've now leaped frogged their opponents in the table and are up to ninth. kemar roofe scored a hat—trick for rangers in their a—o win at st mirren, but the goal of the game was this one from joe aribo. rangers are running out of games to catch celtic at the top

guardiola's side extended their lead to four points after thrashing second from bottom watford 5—1 at the etihad, despite jordan marshall opening the scoring, dundee slipped closer to relegation after drawing st johnstone. shaun rooney earned the perth side a draw and leaves dundee five points adrift at the bottom. well, in league two, there were extraordinary scenes as oldham athletic were relegated and dropped into the non—league for the first time in 116 years. they're the first former premier league side to drop out of the fourth tier, and they did on a day where the match was stopped and then concluded behind closed doors, because of a pitch invasion. joe lynskey reports. they have been a football league club for a century, but oldham athletic dropped out of lead to with no—one into said. delegation announced in a tweet with the last 12 minutes of their match played behind closed doors. oldham athletic trail salford when fans came on the pitch. the invasion became a protest, and msu for their owner, who took over with club in the third tier. now with one more relegation, they are in no leg.

manchester city are on their way — they beat atletico madrid 1—0 in their quarterfinal first leg at the etihadwhile, didn't have it all their way against portuguese side benfica, but ultimately came away with a 3—1 first leg win in lisbon, luis diaz making sure that jurgen klopp's side have a comfortable advantage heading into the second leg at anfield next week. to that big night at stamford bridge where european champions chelsea take on real madrid. chelsea have been weathering government—imposed sanctions, and a run of six straight wins ended in a a—1 thrashing by brentford at the weekend, their heaviest defeat of the season. the boss wants a positive reaction from the fans. we need to be better on the pitch — we are the first to admit it — but we need the crowd to be better, supporters to be better. it was like this — we need everybody on the front foot. when you play in turin, play in malmo, play in st petersburg, play in lille, it's super hard and it's much harder to play against the spectators, as well. and we will face it next week in madrid. so, yeah, everybody needs to be on top lev

football and pep i guardiola said manchester city had missed a opportunity after their draw at the etihadd after the race. our first priority is — but he retired after the race. our first priority is to _ but he retired after the race. or" first priority is to look after the horses, my responsibility is to make sure i look after noble yates. so i would rather have not gone over the count, but you know... in retrospect i would have done things differently on that front. but you know it is key to look after the horses and glad to have done that. that key to look after the horses and glad to have done that.- key to look after the horses and glad to have done that. that is all the sort glad to have done that. that is all the sport for _ glad to have done that. that is all the sport for now. _ glad to have done that. that is all the sport for now. we _ glad to have done that. that is all the sport for now. we are - glad to have done that. that is all the sport for now. we are back. glad to have done that. that is all the sport for now. we are back in| the sport for now. we are back in the spor

they only met last sunday in a thrilling draw at the etihad. ago, so fa cup most probably more important than premier league or the league, so i know how nice it is, that game, and tomorrow, you know, with both fans, both teams trying to do a good game. crystal palace or chelsea await in the final tomorrow. for the first time in 168 years, the last four in the scottish cup will be made up of both the big latsko and edinburgh clubs. what a big game is set to be at hampden park. tomorrow it is celtic and rangers today it is hearts against kilbirnie in. the second time these sides have met as in many weeks. the first time, though, there is a final on the line. we've got another big derby in the in the semifinals of the women's fa cup. the two in—form teams in the shape of the holders chelsea and arsenal meet tomorrow in a repeat of last season's final. west ham and manchester city, who are hoping to reach their first cup final in four years when they they lost to city at wembley. relegation threatened derby, delayed fulham's return to the premier

it took manchester city until mid—way through the second half to break down atletico madrid at the etihadfall back domestically with liverpool and city playing this weekend in what many are calling a title decider... although not klopp. if we win against city obviously it is difficult enough, i think nobody would think, ok, that is it, decided. because the quality of the opponent, if we play now against the best team in the world, that is how it is. we will give it a try anyway. at the other end of the premier league, there is a huge match this evening with strugglers everton going to burnley who are two points adrift of safety. despite the high stakes, everton boss frank lampard says he is looking forward to it. tension can be a good thing. it can also go the other way. i don't think we will feel tense, i think we will feel excited with the level of game and the competitive nature of what this game is. i loved, as a player, been involved in games where there was a lot on them. you know, we had ten of those and this is the first one that is in front of us, so, yeah, i am calm and excited

the two face off in a huge game at the etihad stadium next sunday.'s super league could change hands today with chelsea and arsenal both in action. manchester city are within touching distance of the champions league places after beating west ham 2—0. khadija shaw's second half goal secured the win. city are still in fourth, but only behind manchester united on goal difference. reigning women's six nations champions england take on italy in rome this afternoon as they look to return to the top to the table, after france thrashed ireland by a0—5. while in cardiff, a record crowd of nearly 5,000 watched as wales beat scotland 2a—19, to record back to back wins in the competition for the first time in seven years. adam wild reports. in cardiff, a sense of a new era, a record crowd for a women's rugby match in wales and now a largely professional wales side to watch. for all the advances the game remains at the whim of the bouncing ball, scotland's rhona lloyd in exactly the right place. scotland looked to have things in hand firmly when lloyd crossed ag

real madrid are the visitors to the etihad for the first leg. straight year. let's now try to be ourselves, compete good, we have to do two exceptional games to reach the final. and hopefully we can do it. we can do the games, be ourselves, and it is not necessary to say how much we respect real madrid, how good they are. and that's all. leeds won a precious point in their fight against relegation from the premier league, in a goalless draw at crystal palace. neither side had many chances although wilfried zaha could have won it for palace with ten minutes to go. leeds are now five points clear of the dotted line. the day before her 37th birthday, aston villa and former england defender anita asante has announced she'll retire from football at the end of the season. asante won 71 england caps, played at two world cups, three euros and represented team gb at the 2012 olympics. she was also part of the arsenal team that made history in 2007 by winning four titles. the premier league say an independent regulator for football is "not necessary", des

it was an oustanding game at the etihad but city will he hoping they don't come to regret all their missedtheir striker excelled. karim benzema only needed half a chance to half the deficit. the scoreline was misleading. city were superb. even fernandinho, their destroyer turned creator. phil foden made it three. but real, 13 times champions of europe, can recover by muscle memory. viniciusjunior responded immediately. in the pandemonium, city regained composure. bernardo silva especially, emphatically. 4-2. but this first leg was twisted again by a late arm. real penalty, real pressure. so benzema did this. now city will need to stay cool in madrid. you have to perform really well in two games and we performed really well in the first one. we have to do it in the second one. it is a good test to show our personality as a team, and we are going to travel there to win the game. a wonderful evening but, for city, like many a great night, it might be sprinkled with regrets. can villareal and liverpool match up to that epic in their semi—final tonight? liverpool are chashing the champions leag