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vamos con este empate entre el everton y el fulham. para raÚl jimÉnez que mira que venÍa en racha. lo intentÓ, eh? tuvo bastantes ocasiones. bien claral partido. >> sÍ, la jornada nueve no ha sido para para personas que sufren del corazÓn todos los partidos prÁcticamente en la Última instancia. aquÍ la veÍamos. uno de los goles importantes para el empate del everton, que como le sirve y un fulham que se va a mantener ahÍ en la mitad de la tabla peleando , eh, tratando de meterse a puestos de competiciÓn europea. >> ahora mismo el everton estarÍa a cinco puntos de distancia del descenso. le tenemos 16.■![. como necesitaba. como bien decÍas jorge, un resultado asÍ porque este equipo no pierde desde el 14 de septiembre. pero arrancÓ con un montÓn de partidos al hilo perdiendo y parecÍa que no tenÍa soluciÓn. >> ademÁs, tambiÉn la manera de empatar carlota, porque empata al final del partido y eso te hace irte a tu casa con una sensaciÓn diferente, imposible enfrentar lo que viene tambiÉn con una dinÁmica mÁs positiva. se le ganÓ tambiÉn a

we've seen more european football here now than i've| seen at everton, and i've been an everton fan sincefor a club that's roots lie in the amateur leagues of welsh football. starting here in the village of llansantffraid in 1957, before rising through the divisions and joining with 0swestry town in 2003, becoming the new saints. delight for a club of their size who were watching the conference league draw closely. from a big club point of view, you know, it was chelsea who was there and fiorentina and i think we wanted it, one of them away from home was what we really wanted. this is a team that's playing juventus, inter milan, how does it feel? is it slightly crazy that you're going up against them? yeah, we've got some unbelievable players there. the household names, the goalkeeper, we were expecting a tough test, but this is one we will enjoy. this is our 1000—litre hot—column hybrid still. here at this local distillery, they're bottling the team's success. so, what's harder — building a winning team or making a successful gin? definitely it's harder making a successful gin. is it? ye

it leaves fulham in tenth whilst everton are fifteenth.ty are the top of the table after beating bottom club southampton 1—0 at home. pep guardiola's side now unbeaten premier league record extending 32 games. they are now only six weeks away from going a full 12 months since their last league defeat. erling haaland was the man to thank. he scored his 11th league goal of the season to give city all three points, putting them above liverpool who host arsenal at anfield tomorrow. they defend with the ball. people believe defending means ten players behind the ball but you can defend with the ball and they are really good, one of the best teams in the premier league but we create a lot and unfortunately we could not score the second but big credit to them. not because we were sloppy orflat, i don't have that feeling. i think we were there. sometimes they are good. we have to accept that. and be happy for that. we have more than most when they come here and the level of courage and intensity to play football in our way and do what we are askin

an everton fan since 1967.n 2003. becoming the new saints. delight for a club of their size, who were watching the conference league draw closely. from a bi club conference league draw closely. from a big club point _ conference league draw closely. from a big club point of— conference league draw closely. from a big club point of view, _ conference league draw closely. h...” a big club point of view, there was chelsea, there was pure and tina and real betis and we wanted one of them away from home, but was what we really wanted. away from home, but was what we really wanted-— away from home, but was what we really wanted. this team is playing juventus, inter-milan. _ really wanted. this team is playing juventus, inter-milan. is— really wanted. this team is playing juventus, inter-milan. is it- juventus, inter—milan. is it slightly crazy that you are going against them? it is slightly crazy that you are going against them?— slightly crazy that you are going auainst them? , ., , , against them? it is unlivable,

evening on match of the day at 10.30. 0ne match still ongoing in the premier league today, that's evertonordon's penalty just before the half—time whistle. earlier, abdoulaye doucoure had the ball in the net for everton, but it was ruled out for offside following a var review. they are currently 0—0 early in the second half. kilmarnock pulled off the comeback of the day in the scottish premiership — 2—0 down to dundee with 86 minutes played, they ended up winning 3—2. dundee had a player sent off late in the first half, but were already in front and doubled their lead with ten minutes to go. only for kilmarnock to draw level, and matty kennedy's 9ath—minute strike completing victory. motherwell�*s great start to the season continues — andy halliday�*s late winner earning his side a 2—1 win at ten—man hibs. and dundee united extended their unbeaten away run to four matches with a hard—fought victory at st mirren. in the championship, head coach wayne rooney was sent off but his plymouth side still beat blackburn rovers 2—1 thanks to a 97th minute winner. earlier, norwich city were 4—0 winn

you've got everton with loans of £450 million from farhad moshiri, you've got brighton with a £370 million and they have not charged interest historically. they will say, "well, we don't need to charge interest. we're just interested in the football club. we happen to be fans or we happen to be looking at it through a different lens". so it would change things and it would seem crazy, in a way, if clubs are then forced to go to the commercial markets and borrow from debt providers as opposed to going to the owners, who are effectively the bank of mum and dad. the three—time european cup winnerjohan neeskens has died at the age of 73. the midfielder was part of the great ajax and netherlands teams credited with creating total football in the �*705. the dutch federation said the football world had lost a legend. neeskens was capped 49 times, helping them finish runners up at the �*74 and �*78 world cups. cricket — the test series is under way in multan between pakistan and england. it's been a tough day for the tourists. after winning the toss, pakistan batted first, batted very well on a pi

brighton are level on points with united and chelsea after a 1—0 victory at crystal palace, whilst evertonn england and scotland has the potential for fireworks, but it was a bit of a damp squib in the women's t20 world cup, with england thrashing scotland by ten wickets. it means scotland's first world cup campaign is over, finishing bottom of their group. england, though, are top and all but through to the semifinals. patrick gearey reports. two neighbours in two different places. scotland versus england matters, whetherfor the matters, whether for the heartrate of matters, whetherfor the heartrate of the run rate. this was cotton�*s last match in the first world cup, a chance to swing the arms defiantly. kathryn price left a mark in england, who decided to change the pace. sophie ecclestone bowled slowly. amyjones worked quickly. scotland never regained the momentum. cramped for room and with english women are blocking every exit, scotland could only set england 110 to win. but there was another factor, 110 to win. but there was anotherfactor, speed. the bank and could get there quickly

season at brentford, brighton can break into the top four with a win against bottom—side wolves and evertonall later on saturday as real madrid host barcelona in el clasico. champions real madrid are the one's that trail their rivals currently in the league. they're three points behind the catalans and will be hoping kylian mbappe shines in his first clasico. they will need to stop robert lewandowski who tops the scoring charts in la liga with 12 goals. it's also hansi flick�*s first taste of the fixture since taking charge of barca in the summer. when you play football, you want to play the classic one but it is the real classic one. in germany, we have some they call the classic but it is not like this real madrid against barcelona, so it is a classic one and everyone is happy and they have to enjoy it. to enjoy it, you have to work hard, and will do that. there was the first walk—off grand slam in world series history as the los angeles dodgers beat the new york yankees in game one. it was hit by freddie freeman to give the 6—3 victory to the dodgers in extra innings. a walk—off grand sl

in the early evening game everton face fulham.rge russell after he crashed in second practice at the mexico city grand prix. this was the incident — russell's heavy impact here the latest mercedes crash after problems last time out at the us grand prix in austin too. russell was winded but otherwise unhurt. carlos sainz topped the session for ferrari. oscar piastri was second for mclaren. engine issues for max verstappen meant he couldn't set a lap time in practice two. lando norris was fifth. just seemed like it's one thing after the other at the moment. it's frustrating as we are really strong, really fast. try taking the same line, cutting a corner, and for whatever reason... and that's all the sport for now. let's head to the us. superstar performer beyonce, alongside former bandmate kelly rowland, has endorsed kamala harris, in the us election at a campaign event in texas last night. as the race for the white house enters its final stages, donald trump is also campaigning in the traditionally republican state. our north ameri

at the bottom of the table, ipswich welcome everton and leicester travel to southampton. on saturday, manchester united host brentford with the pressure still on manager erik ten hag, without a win since mid—september. he was hitting back against criticism in his press conference. the noises only coming from the media, from you guys, from some of you let's say this, not all of you let's say this, not all of you, but some of you. bringing up stories, creating stories, creating fairy tales. ultimately we are quiet, we are composed. we state where we are. we stick to the plan, and we are very convinced we will make a success. eddie howe�*s newcastle united welcome brighton to st james�* park on saturday. the magpies boss said he wasn't even contacted, let alone interviewed regarding the england manager'sjob. man city boss pep guardiola was thought to be on the fa's wishlist, but wasn't quite as forthcoming when questioned. thomas tuchel if the manager so forget _ thomas tuchel if the manager so forget about it. i'm the manager for manchester city and all the _ manager for ma

price, a former everton midfielder who now plays for standard liege in belgium, secured his hat—trick half. he's the first player to score three in a game for them since david healy back in 2007. northern ireland move above bulgaria into second place in their group. scotland held portugal to a goalless draw and picked up the first point of their nations league campaign. group leaders portugal had won three out of three before this one, but scotland are still without a competitive victory in over a year. paul barnes reports from hampden. well, from the outset, this seemed like a pretty daunting task for scotland. just one win in 15 games and up against a portugal side littered with stars, most notably their main man, cristiano ronaldo. but scotland have a star of their own in scott mctominay, and he had what turned out to be scotland's best chance of the game inside the first five minutes. great cross from captain andy robertson but the napoli man's header failed to find the net. portugal grew into the game, as you might expect, but they failed to really threaten scotland goalkeeper cr

earlier, we spoke to pat nevin, former chelsea and everton forward. knew they were going to do it in the end. it's not against ten hag in any way whatsoever, but the new partial ownership with ineos and sirjim ratcliffe, they were always going to make changes. they stuck by erik ten hag — i think that was decent of them — for a little period of time, but as you say, 14th in the league after the eighth—place finish last season, they look a long way from being a team that is going to be challenging, not only in domestic football, but european as well, so changes were always going to be made and it's starting now. yes. as you are talking, we are seeing pictures of him with the fa cup and that really saved him from this happening at the end of last season. so, here we are, there is a vacancy. who do you think is most likely to fill it? well, it's a tricky one because there are quite a number of candidates and they have all got real strength behind them. obviously, ruud van nistelrooy is sitting in the chair now, it's only an interim position at the moment

west ham leading to against everton.t test against pakistan which starts on monday. the side will continue to be led by ollie pope, with durham fast bowler brydon carse making his debut stokes hasn't played since the beginning of august, and trained away from the rest of the squad before batting in the nets on saturday. he'll now try and get fit for the second test which is also in multan on the 15th october. england's women have got their t20 world cup campaign under way. they're taking on bangladesh in sharjah — they won the toss and chose to bat. they started well, danni wyatt—hodge setting the pace with a1 but they've lost a quick flurry of wickets in the middle of their innings, wyatt—hodge and captain heather knight among those to go and are currently 97 for 5 with around 2 overs to go. while defending champions australia cruised to a six—wicket victory over sri lanka in their opener — beth mooney�*s unbeaten a3 leading australia to their target of 9a with five overs to spare. jannick sinner says he's "surprised" t

at the bottom of the table, ipswich welcome everton and leicester travel to southampton.nited host brentford with the pressure still on manager erik ten hag — without a win since mid—september. and he was defiant in his press conference. the noises only coming from the media, from you guys, for some of you, let's say this, not all of you, but some of you, bringing up stories, creating stories, creating fairy tales. ultimately, we are quiet, we are composed. we stay where we are, we stick to the plan and we are very convinced we will make it a success. eddie howe's newcastle united welcome brighton to st james' park on saturday. the magpies boss said he wasn't even contacted, let alone interviewed, regarding the england manager'sjob. man city boss pep guardiola was thought to be on the fa's wishlist but wasn't quite as forthcoming when questioned. thomas tuchel is the manager, so... i'm the managerfor man city, the conversations i have are with man city this is what it is. thomas tuchel is the manager already, so that's not the important thing. this is the important thing.

i was in everton, washington, with the first urgent care for mental health for children. that is a step in the right direction. ms. laven: thank you. dr. garcia, i'm not sure that i heard an answer from either of you on the second part of robin's question, which was what you would do to address the health care deserts specifically. sen. cantwell: there is a bill in the u.s. senate that myself and senator wyden are the lead on, a fight to make sure that we get access and costs reimbursement for these facilities. we need to have rural health care. we need to have capacity for that and this would help to stabilize it. i don't have time in 30 seconds, but maybe you can have a follow-up. there are some strategies that other counties have deployed, pooling physicians together across the county that allowed them to keep the care within the community. ms. laven: thank you, senator. dr. garcia, how would you address the health care desert? dr. garcia: in 2008 i warned that lower reimbursements from government would make us lose services in washington in her response was that we wo

arsenal were held to a goalless draw by bottom of the league everton at the emirates. win in the women's super league with a 2—0 win over leicester city. rangers are top of the scottish women's premier league. goals from katie wilkinson and lizzie arnot in the second half saw them beat motherwell 2—mil stay in first place. 2—nil stay in first place. that's eight wins from nine matches, as well as a draw with celtic on thursday to start the season. glasgow city had put themselves top of the table temporarily with a 5—0 win over aberdeen before rangers' victory. fifth—placed hibs put five past montrose. bottom side dundee united's miserable start to the season continues, they were beaten 2—1 by spartans. hearts are up to third after beating partick thistle 3—0. there was just one game in the championship today. cardiff remain rooted to the bottom of the table after bristol city came from behind to earn a one all draw. ollie tanner gave the welsh side the lead early in the second half at ashton gate. but luke mcnally hit back for the robins with around 20 minutes to go. t

everton drew 1—1 with fulham in the day's late game at goodison park. real madrid are facing their rivals barcelona in el clasico this evening. it's currently 0—0 at the bernabeu. elsewhere on saturday, villarreal are third in la liga after a 2—1 win over valladolid. and there were wins for rayo vallecano and las palmas. england have a suffered a chastening nine wicket defeat in rawalpindi to give a resurgent pakistan a 2—1 series win. yet again it was the hosts's spinners noman ali and sajid khan, who combined to dismiss england for 112 all out, their lowest ever total in pakistan. it left the hosts needing just 36 runs. pakistan secured their first home series win in almost four years. but it's a third test loss in four matches for england we thought we could stay calm and patient we could get a result. new zealand have created history by winning a test series in india for the first time. mitchell santner was their star bowler in pune. he took six wickets, including the key one of virat kohli. india were chasing 359 to win but finished well short, all

everton drew 1—1 with fulham in the day's late game at goodison park.ing their rivals barcelona in el clasico this evening. around one hour gone and barcelona have the lead — robert lewandowski with both goals in two minutes. kylian mbappe had the ball in the net but was ruled offside by var. also this saturday, villarreal are in third place in la liga after a 2—1 win over valladolid, and there were wins for rayo vallecano and las palmas. england have a suffered a chastening nine wicket defeat in rawalpindi to give a resurgent pakistan a 2—1 series win. yet again it was the hosts' spinners noman ali and sajid khan, who combined to dismiss england for 112 all out, their lowest ever total in pakistan. it left the hosts needing just 36 runs. pakistan secured their first home series win in almost four years. but it's a third test loss in four matches for england. last couple of tests have thrown us a challenge and i think it is pretty easy to assess that. we could not stand up to the challenges thrown at us. but the great thing about sport is that those cha

later, everton are at home to fulham. clasico. champions real madrid are the one's that trail their rivals currently in the league. they're three points behind the catalans and will be hoping kylian mbappe shines in his first clasico. they will need to stop robert lewandowski who tops the scoring charts in la liga with 12 goals. it's also hansi flick�*s first taste of the fixture since taking charge of barca in the summer. when you play football, you want to play el clasico but it is the real clasico. in germany, we have some they call the clasico but it is not like this, real against barca, so it is el clasico and everyone is happy and they have to enjoy it. to enjoy it, you have to work hard, and we will do that. two south koreans are leading the way heading into the final round at the genesis championship in incheon on the dp world tour. tom kim's round had a bit of everything with a double bogey and an eagle in it. he finished with a 5—under par round of 67 to put him on 12—under overall. that's tied at the top with 0

in the late kick off everton host fulham with the toffees looking to keep their good recent run of formby the assistant referee and that was then confirmed by var. just under an hour gone in that one. aberdeen can go top of the scottish premier league with a point against dundee united in the 5.30 kick—off. the dons were second on goal difference this morning but leaders celtic play motherwell tomorrow. this is the closest anybody came to scoring in a tight first half though, ante palaversa shooting just wide for aberdeen. and the latest score early in the second half is 0—0. in this afternoon's other games, stjohnstone won 2—1 at dundee. and ross county beat kilmarnock at home by the same score. sunderland are five points clear at the top of the championship after beating oxford united 2—0 at home. both their nearest rivals burnley and leeds had goal—less draws in their games. further down the table there was a great comeback by coventry against luton. they had been two down but three second half goals ending with this in the 92nd minute from haji wright gave them the win to move thems

the england intenratoinal moved to st james' park from everton nearly two years ago and was linked with that fifa will approve the plan. it would be the first time a spanish league match has been played in the united states. england will play the usa in the opening match of next year's women's rugby world cup. the red roses will get the tournament under way at sunderland's stadium of light on the 22nd of august. elsewhere scotland and wales will face each other in their pool b opener in salford. ireland begin their campaign againstjapan in northampton 0ff—court coaching will be allowed in tennis from nextjanuary, with the international tennis federation saying it'll make tennis "fairer and, potentially, more entertaining". messages or signs have been banned up until now, with each individual tournament or event able to decide whether to implement the changes. staying with tennis and british number one katie boulter is through to the second round of the pan pacific open in tokyo. boulter saw off priscilla hon of australia in straight sets, needing just 75 minutes to claim a 6—16—4 win an

elsewhere, there were wins for in—form aston villa, brighton, leicester and everton, who are now unbeatent the top of the scottish premiership between celtic and aberdeen. reigning champions celtic were leading 2—0 at half time after goals from reo hatate and kyogo furuhashi. but aberdeen, who like celtic, have also won every game so far this season, fought back to level the scores. sokler and shinnie with their goals. and in a frantic finale, both sides had goals disallowed but it stayed 2—2 with celtic staying top of the table on goal difference. let's look at some of the other important german bundesliga champions — bayer leverkusen are 11th after beating eintracht frankfurt. bayern munch can go top, they've just kicked off against stuttgart. in italy ac milan have been going half an hour against udinese — they're leading 1—0 there. in france psg need a win to keep up with ligue 1 leader — monaco. their match against strasbourg kicks off at 8pm. and the same goes for real madrid in la liga who will go level on points with spanish leaders barcelona, if they win at celta vigo. great brit

we're starting with football and the premier league, where everton and newcastle are just getting underwayow win against fulham. jeremy doku scored the decisive goal for the defending champions, who'd been a goal down after andreas pereira's strike midway through the first half. and after city had equalised and gone ahead again with two goals from mateo kovacic, fulham were given another glimmer of hope when substitute rodrigo muniz scored just before full—time. but city held on to make it 17 straight wins against fulham in all competitons. they are now unbeaten in 50 games at home. meanwhile, arsenal kept themselves in touch with a win at home to southampton, who actually scored first, substutute cameron archer putting them briefly ahead but arsenal equalised minutes later and ended up comfortably winning 3—1 with goals from havertz, martinelli, and saka. it was a goal—laden day in england's top flight. brentford put five past winless wolves who remain bottom of the league, while west ham registered their first home win of the season, beating ipswich 4—1 at the london stadium. in the day'

their first home win of the season, 4—1 against ipswich, while anthony gordon missed a penalty as evertone 1—0 to stay top but lost goalkeeper alisson to injury in the second half. here's head coach arne slot. what we do know is that if a player walks off like he does, that normally means that he is not in the brazil squad and i don't expect him to be in the team in the first game we play afterwards. but yes, we have to wait and see but it's going to take a few weeks i assume for him to be back. around europe, bundasliga champions bayern leverkusen were held at home by holstein kiel. in serie a, torino could go second with a win against inter but they're a goal down and have had a player sent off in the first half. while monaco are leading at rennes. 0nto cricket and they were made to work for it but england began their t20 cricket world cup campaign with victory over bangladesh. after winning the toss and electing to bat, england mostly found runs hard to come by with danni wyatt—hodge a notable exception scoring 41 while the innings was given some late impetus by sophie ecclestone as en

we've seen more european football here now than i've seen at everton and i've been an everton fan sinceowing up with gazetta football, you know, on channel 4 and huge, you know, i was very fortunate to play with paul gascoigne, massive fan, from the same area. and obviously when he went to lazio and, you know, the italian scene exploded in england. it's probably more so about my era of watching football. and this is a team that's playing juventus, inter milan. how does it fit, is it sort of slightly crazy that you're going up against them? yeah, it is. you know, they've got some unbelievable players there. you know, they've got david de gea in goal as well, a household name as a goalkeeper. and, yeah, we're expecting a tough test but it's definitely one that we're going to enjoy. fancy scoring against david de gea? iwouldn't mind it, yeah! # the saints are coming. that's a real dream. you know, these are the things which kids annuals were made out back in the day. it's roy of the rovers. it's, you know, you tell me how many clubs have come from either the amateur league as a village or

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you've got chelsea, newcastle and everton who were witnesses in this case for city, manchester unitedhe premier league. the premier league say they won. manchester city say they won. they both had their little victories in this, but it's not pretty and also there's 115 charges still against manchester city that still have to be resolved as well. sort of around competition laws and whether or not they were loaning out players at a discounted amount because it was part of the same group. exactly that as well as sponsorship. so it's like if you've got a company, for example , etihad, a company, for example, etihad, a sponsoring, then manchester city, because they partly own the club and they're saying it's not really fair , whereas then not really fair, whereas then manchester city say it is. it is . manchester city say it is. it is. it goes on and on. >> the owners of manchester united meet today in london. they met with some supporters yesterday in manchester, top of their agenda today. it looks like it's going to be well. does erik ten hag continue the thing or do they replace him. >>

let's talk to former everton and chelsea forward. welcome to the programme.as been looming for a very long time. any surprise from you?- looming for a very long time. any surprise from you? yes, 1's surprise. _ any surprise from you? yes, 1's surprise, what _ any surprise from you? yes, 1's surprise, what took _ any surprise from you? yes, 1's surprise, what took them - any surprise from you? yes, 1's surprise, what took them so . surprise, what took them so long? because we knew they were going to do it in the end. it is not against erik ten hag, but the new and partial ownership, they were always going to make changes. they stood by him which i thought was decent, but as you say, 14th in the league after the eighth place finish last season, they looked a long, long away from a team that is going to be challenging, not only in domestic football, but european as well. changes were always going to be made and they started now. $5 always going to be made and they started now.— they started now. as you are talkin: , they started now. as you are talking. we _ the