it is the fa cup replays that have gone, moved to the midweek slots.ce on the calendar and that will allow premier league clubs on a staggered basis, not at once, all 20 clu bs staggered basis, not at once, all 20 clubs will get a 13 day break in january. it will not affect the christmas fixtures or the new year fixture is, they will remain sacrosa nct fixture is, they will remain sacrosanct and in place but in january those players will get a break of 13 days. it shows, the fact that this is inching towards us, it is not a done deal but the announcement will come in the next few weeks once the finer details have been agreed. it shows that the football authorities in england are working to get a good level of communication. the benefits are said to be, according to numerous studies, good for the club and country, clubs benefit because injury prevention rates go up as they move towards the end of the season they move towards the end of the season and the play—offs and the cup finals and for the country, it benefits major tournaments because they have th

i know every rule in the fa book so i think totally legally there is no problems.ther thing is about how can you get help for your network of friends and when you try to find a right way to play football and to build a score, how to use your strengths to get the right players i think every team has their own way. sergio aguero's been named in the pfa team of the year for the first time since he moved to england. he's one of five manchester city players included in the eleven... aguero scored 21 goals in 28 games this season, helping city to the premier league title. kyle walker, nicolas 0tamendi, david silva and kevin de bruyne have also been selected. liverpool forward mohamed salah and tottenham striker harry kane are also in the side. manchester united's david de gea is included along with liverpool's mo salah, chelsea's marcos alonso and three spurs players including harry kane. rodriguez has denied he used racist language. there's another premier league match tonight, all eyes will be on the manchester united teamsheet against bournemouth at the vitality stadi

so do you mean that, bluntly, if the fa discusses it as that, bluntly, if the fa discusses itasa thatboard and think we could do with the money, we want to do this, do you think the government should step? ? i think do you think the government should step? ? ithink the do you think the government should step? ? i think the government - i for got all the details, jane. i would have to go back. i have been asked to make a comment. if i remember rightly, if there was any sales the payment of the investment the government put in, which i think was £120 million, £140 million should be paid back to the government. it's not for the fa to say — we are now going to put it into grass—roots football, as laudable as that is. it wasn't football's money. it was the national money, put into a national stadium for our national game, of which the fa are the custody stowed ia ns which the fa are the custody stowedians of that. they must go back, i would think, to the government, look at that agreement. that £120 million wasn'tjust football money, that was coming out of lottery and the government's mone

chelsea through to their third fa cup final in four years.reparing for this game for a long time since the draw. the crowd got behind us, and luckily we got the win and can go to wembley. it is 2015 champions chelsea who go through to the final where they will face 14 times winners arsenal who squeezed past everton 2—1 with a goal in extra time. dan carter had put arsenal in front before chloe kelley equalised for the home side from the penalty spot. but then up popped louise quinn with the header in the 91st minute to break everton hearts. we have got to carry that on. the history of this club is amazing, we are going into that final, and we will go for the win, bringing back more silverware. saturday, may 5th, 2018 at wembley, the women's fa cup final, between chelsea and arsenal. but if you cannot make it to london, we'll have full coverage of the match on bbc tv and across bbc radio as well. celtic edge closer to back—to—back domestic trebles after thrashing old firm rivals rangers in the scottish cup semifinal. a little over 20 minutes h

and will the fa let it go, do you think? it came as a bolt from the blue, this story. and the offer has been put forward by shahid khan, and he already owns fulham and the jacksonville jaguars, they are now changes to wembley after playing here in the nfl international series. he says he wa nts to international series. he says he wants to have wembley, to secure his position in london but it must look as if this is another staging post towards a permanent franchise for an nfl team coming to london, so the fa board have a big decision to make. will they take the money, and we understand they will plough the cash, half £1 billion, into the grassroots of the game, improving facilities and building new ag pictures and improving the levels of the game throughout all the ways it is played in england —— pitches. speaking to the bbc in the last half an hour, shahid khan has told us that he is confident that the deal can be completed within the next 8-12 can be completed within the next 8—12 weeks. he is in florida because the nfl draft is taking place. he says the deal could b

the fa ct think, in a situation like this. fact that the women were allowed to testify which is interesting in a case like that. that is important for women to be able to give each other the strength to do this and to give each other the back—up. if you're on your own against the system, it is really horrendous. clearly, it is harderfor prosecutors to nail those things down. because memories faded bit, details get a bit hazy and so on. so sometimes you need a bit of extra back up to say actually there is a pattern of behavior. and there is no medical proof, it is her word against his. and the fact that there we re many against his. and the fact that there were many women coming forward gave her the credibility. let's move the daily telegraph. , trump, the news here finally confirmed that he will be coming to this country on a working visit. the state visit is still to be arranged. but he will meet the queen according to the telegraph. maybe he wouldn't have come here without that, i don't know. what you think is my possibly no

hello and welcome to sportsday, the blue flag flying high, chelsea make it to the fa cup final at the expense of southampton. the long goodbye begins for arsene wenger with a win over west ham at the emirates stadium. banned from the track to the road, still a record breaker sir mo farah impresses yet falls just short breaker sir mo farah impresses yet fallsjust short in breaker sir mo farah impresses yet falls just short in a sweltering london marathon. good evening chelsea came through their fa cup semifinal unscathed thanks to a 2—0 victory over southampton at wembley earlier, after defeat in last years final a

the fa have apologised to both clubs.is summer, smalling isn't likely to make the squad. there's one match in the premier league tonight. not much riding on the game between everton and newcastle with both safe and just looking for the for a top ten finish. sam allardyce will be facing one of his former clubs — he does have six of them. spend so long now, i've known nothing but respect for the football clu b nothing but respect for the football club or the fact that while it was unjust in my view that unlocks my job, it happened and i have moved on. “— job, it happened and i have moved on. —— that i lost myjob. after the difficult time of that period, i have managed to recover and get back in the premier league. i'm really pleased with everything, everything going on. hopefully we can get more points and stay higher in the table, but the main target was to stay in the premier league, we did it and we did it brilliantly. we mustjust tried we did it and we did it brilliantly. we must just tried to we did it and we did it br

the fa ct the past 30 years of history. the fact is it is not true.rea has broken agreements and there have been times when the us and others have not lived up to their agreement so have not lived up to their agreement so the picture is more muddy than the way it is described. what the us and south korea need to do is to move forward, figure out what their agenda is, what serves our national interest, and push that agenda with the north koreans. summits are the perfect places to do that. kim jong—un made no mention of denuclearisation, something president trump wants very much on the table. looking ahead to that summit, what do you envisage is going to be on the table and could be the best case outcome for the us? just because he did not mention it does not mean it is not on the table and it has been mentioned repeatedly, publicly and privately, so repeatedly, publicly and privately, soiam repeatedly, publicly and privately, so i am sure when the cia director mike pompeo was there it was the subject of extensive discussion. it is going to be a central

the fa could re— i nvest offer, would be cash. the fa could re—invest that in grass roots football.ide anfield before the first leg. andy swiss has been following the story. what more can you tell us, this has developed again. liverpool say they have taken the puppional mr your of requesting an extraordinary meeting in rome, they say they want reassu ra nces over in rome, they say they want reassurances over a number of thing, will there be a safe and secure shuttle service, what time do the turnstiles open. what areas should fa ns turnstiles open. what areas should fans avoid. what roots, they don't feel they have that had the answers they want so far, there have been a number of others developments regarding what happened on tuesday night. two italian men appeared in court in today. they both face charges relating to the violence before the match on tuesday, they both have been remanded in custody and will next appear at liverpool crown court on may 2ath. in court today we had an update on the condition of shaun cox who was seriously injured. we were told he was ina seriously inju

it is not just the fa's position to sell wembley. is the national stadium for our national sport of which the government put well in excess of £100 million. shahid khan said wembley will still be the national team's home but the deal will likely see more england games played outside of the capital in future. see more england games played outside of the capital in futurelj would be perhaps a little disappointed if it was a question of that being the end of england and wembley, but i don't believe that would be the case and if it meant that just a few other would be the case and if it meant thatjust a few other games add to be taken outside of wembley and around the country, i don't see that asa around the country, i don't see that as a negative personally. wembley has witnessed many incredible moment over the years. a new chapter in that history might now be about to begin. newsnight is coming up on bbc two. here on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. goodnight. hello and welcome to sportsday with me will perry, the headline

the fa ct victory in the 30 degrees heat.lp to arrive has led to criticism of the organisers. another scotsman, robbie simpson, was able to make the podium. he battled through to bronze in the searing temperatures. and that said, the final day of the commonwealth games is over. the gold coast may be more than 10,000 miles away, but it has been a home from home for the home nations. looking back and looking at the medals table, reasons for everybody to be cheerful. the australians are happy they topped the table and like four years ago when they were second behind england. they wanted to get more gold medals than all the home teams put together and they did that, but scotland and wales can celebrate their best ever away commonwealth games, and england will be happy with second and 45 gold medals, especially with that one in the netball to things. and then throwing northern ireland new pommel horse champion, and a silver medal for the isle of man, and most of the home teams go back with something. now the battle is passed to bi

the fa found he deliberately tried to get yellow—carded twice during lincoln city's fa cup run last year betting market", here against ipswich town and also against burnley. wood, who now plays for alfreton town, denied the charges. britain's chris froome finished tenth on stage four of the tour des alpes. the 134km stage was won by spain's luis leon sanchez. froome remains fourth overall. five times winner and favourite ronnie 0'sullivan faces a difficult first round match against stephen maguire at the world championship in sheffield. the draw was made earlier today. 0'sullivan is chasing a record sixth ranking title of the season, and his match against maguire is the standout tie of the opening round. defending champion mark selby plays joe perry. you can see the full draw on the bbc sport website. the 2015 world champion, stuart bingham, will face world number 30 jack lizouwski in his first round match. bingham was banned from snooker for six months last october after breaking betting rules. he gambled on himself and other players, but there was no suggestion that he aimed to "influe

come rain or shine, the true fa ns or sad.r shine, the true fans will be here every season because if you love your team, you will come regardless. if you final words of wisdom from uncle colin. you are always helpful your team will win. yourfriends you are always helpful your team will win. your friends and family that go. that's what you enjoy, you enjoy the day. even if an average football makes a sad, there is a lwa ys football makes a sad, there is always identity, family, hope. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. after days of recriminations, the government has sought to end the controversy surrounding the treatment of windrush migrants — by announcing that citizenship is to be granted to those who want it. in a commons statement, the home secretary, amber rudd, said fees for those applying for citizenship would now be waived and people would be exempted from taking the citizenship test. anyone from the windrush generation who now wants to become a british citizen will be able to do so and

today the fa's chairman, greg clarke, has written to fa council members. has been in discuccion for months, and insists that the proceeds of the sale would be put in a trust — watched over by football stakeholders, the government and sport england — to ensure the money is spent on facilities and grassroots football. lets hear the thoughts of wembley‘s current and former tenants. i think every english player feels pa rt i think every english player feels part of wembley. and i think the football people around the world the same. it is an icon, a massive icon for everyone all over the world. all ican for everyone all over the world. all i can say, really about the subject, is that i am a massive supporter of wembley as the national stadium, and england playing there, but i also have great faith in the fa, that they won't be making decisions lightly, and if they think this is a good deal, a deal that will bring in money that they can spend in a better way, then i would be behind that. also coming up in the programme: max verstappen crashes out, as mercedes to

next up for them the big game in the fa cup against chelsea on sunday.incidents reviewed by video assistant referees will be shown on big screens at this summer's world cup in russia. it's the first time that var will be used at a world cup and comes despite criticism of its use in domestic competition. one issue has been that fans haven't been able to see the same replays on tv that referees were using to make decisions, which led to some confusion. this summer, the crowd will not only be told when a decision is being reviewed but why a decision has been reached. former lincoln city defender bradley wood has been banned from football for six years after being found guilty of two match—fixing offences. an fa tribunal found he intentionally got booked in two matches, including this one against ipswich town last year, in order to "influence a football betting market". betting firms said there had been "unusual bets" placed on him being cautioned in both games and wood has been banned until march, 202a. arsenal boss arsene wenger has given his ‘ioo per cent

therefore, we are very particular, we are very particular, we are very careful with all of the fa ctsul with all of the facts which we need to ascertain here. we would like to concentrate in this case and in other cases on fa cts . in this case and in other cases on facts. also, as far as the so—called affa i res of facts. also, as far as the so—called affaires of sergei skripal, british collea g u es affaires of sergei skripal, british colleagues refuse to answer tens of oui’ colleagues refuse to answer tens of our questions which we have asked in different periods of time, and... they responded, but you russians never answered any of the questions which were delivered to you. our a nswer which were delivered to you. our answer was that russia admitted... that russia admits that either the gas novichok was delivered to england by direct order of president putin or that the russian authorities did not have control over it. our questions were, it stated our questions... the conventions of the prohibition of chemical weapons states... i have received a note, the pentagon is justifying t

cup finalfor booked their place in the fa cup final for a booked their place in the fa cup finalforhere our correspondent sent this report. —— 2-1 at correspondent sent this report. —— 2—1 at wembley. for manchester united wembley has been the scene of so united wembley has been the scene of so much success, while for tottenham it is their temporary home, two clu bs it is their temporary home, two clubs on a well trodden path. spurs initially took advantage of the familiar surroundings, christian eriksen supplying the perfect pass, dele alli with the finishing touch. this was the joy of a club desperate to end a run of seven consecutive fa cup semi—final defeats. they were in control but didn't capitalise, and when paul pogba crossed for alexis sanchez to dispatch a marvellous header, the contest was alive. only the width of a post prevented totte n ha m the width of a post prevented tottenham from regaining the lead, though after the break united's big game pedigree told, ander herrera drilling them ahead, and within touching distance of a place in the final. spurs offered little i

i think this will be a game that is typical of the fa cup, cup game, at wembley.on't believe we will have an advantage. away from football, the world snooker championship is back tomorrow. ronnie 0'sullivan will take the early headlines as he looks to become the first player to win six ranking titles in one season. but it won't be made easy for him, as jamie broughton discovered. this report has flash photography from the start. there will‘s top players are here, and ready for the drama to begin on snooker‘s greater stage. the defending champion, mark selby, is trying to win a fourth world title and would love to play ronnie 0'sullivan in the final. world title and would love to play ronnie o'sullivan in the final. to play ronnie in any final is always a massive match. to play him at the chris wall, the pinnacle of the sport, is stuff you dream of. —— the crucible. playing on the bigger stage in the world, on the biggest occasion. if that is the case, i will relish it. no surprise ronnie o'sullivan is the bookies' favourite to win, he has won a record equalling fi

manchester united are through to a record equalling 20th fa cup final.t david 0rnstein. for manchester united wembley has bbc now so much success and for autonomy it is their temporary home. two clubs on a well trodden path and spurs took advantage of the familiar surroundings, christian eriksen supplying the perfect pass and dele alli with the finishing touch. this is the joy of a club desperate to end a run of seven consecutive fa cup semifinal defeats. they were in control but did not capitalise, and when paul pogba crossed for alexis sanchez to dispatch a marvellous header, the contest was alive. 0nly the width of a post prevented totte n ha m the width of a post prevented tottenham regaining the lead, and there after the break, united's big—game pedigree put them ahead, ander herrera putting them in front and within touching distance of the final. spurs offered little in response and they will again finish the season without silver hair, united just one victory away from ending the campaign on a high for the very happy with the goal and the victory

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so it isa winning the fa cup last summer. is a surprise for a man who has never broken a contract that he will leave one year into that new deal. my leave one year into that new deal. my understanding is last summer when there was speculation about him leaving on a high after that win against chelsea, arsenal were not prepared for his departure and perhaps didn't have any replacements, so you could say he did the right thing for the club by staying on. the situation hasn't improved, criticism from supporters has intensified. you only need to look inside the stadium on match days worth a number of empty seats, large swathes, if we are honest, a piercing reality forfinger swathes, if we are honest, a piercing reality for finger —— bender. he took over in 1996. —— wenger. he revolutionised the club, turning around training techniques, sports scientists —— sports science. he took the team an entire league campaign unbeaten which hadn't been done for 100 years in british football. times were different then, the season was shorter.

the first of the fa cup semi finals.ng tottenham made five changes from the side that made bournemouth. it was a spurs who took that deserved lead. erickson a great ball to pick out dele alli at the back post. dembele he was dispossessed by pol pot but as a and his aid wembley goal in eight appearances. so close to taking a half—time lead and he took a heavy deflection and left that absolutely stranded and flat—footed. thankfully for him the ball hit the post. let's ta ke for him the ball hit the post. let's take you live to wembley right now. the score has changed because of the last few moments manchester united have taken the lead. anders making it 2-1 to have taken the lead. anders making it 2—1 to manchester united. we will see if we can shave that goal later. that matches live on bbc one right now. spurs trailing manchester united towards half—an—hour to play oi’ united towards half—an—hour to play or something like that at wembley. 63 minutes gone. 2—i or something like that at wembley. 63 minutes gone. 2—1 to uni

i know we are going to talk about the fa cup in a moment, but i do wa nt to the fa cup in a moment, but has been a while since we saw him in the ring. two years, i think. there was a rather nasty end to his last fight and took some time away. he was not hanging around, wrap it up in 40 seconds. go into thejungle for a wrap it up in 40 seconds. go into the jungle for a few weeks, the perfect training before you go back in the ring. it is almost rocky style. mr a view trees, do whatever you have to do. he was in good form last night, as were manchester united. they were dominant in the second half against the numb. —— totte n ha m. second half against the numb. —— tottenham. we will see who willjoin them on may 19. he is a master tactician. disappointment for totte n ha m , tactician. disappointment for tottenham, it is now eight fa cup semifinals in a row that they have lost. a case of wanted records for united and unwanted ones for tottenham. david 0rnstein was at wembley. manchester united through to a record—equalling 20th fa cup final. jose mourinho once more getting it right on the

for the 20th time, manchester united will play in the fa cup final.ware this season. united beat tottenham hotspur 2—1. 0ur correspondent was there. david, jose mourinho has this canny knack of getting his teams into major finals? he does indeed. he won the roper league and the league cup with manchester united last season, and he is now into the fa cup final, if manchester united when it, it will equal arsenal's record. there is a red arch over wembley tonight. another famous site for manchester united at this stadium but if they win the final, that will be even better. mourinho has reached many finals in his career with his other clu bs finals in his career with his other clubs and this will be no different. it all started in a bad wafer majesty and i did, tottenham taking the lead at their temporary home ground, that goal scold by dele alli. those were the celebrations. the team were trying to win their first trophy under their manager maria ceo pochettino. moussa dembele was robbed of possession by paul pogba, paul pogba crossing there, from alexi

manchester united through to a record—equalling 20th fa cup final.mourinho once more getting it right on the big stage. his side had to do it the hard way as tottenham opened the scoring, christian eriksen supplying the perfect pass, dele alli with the finishing touch. this, the joy of a club desperate to end a run of seven consecutive fa cup semifinal defeats. they were in control but didn't capitalise, and when paul pogba crossed for alexis sanchez to dispatch a marvellous header, the contest was alive. only the width of a post prevented tottenham from regaining the lead, though after the break, united's competition pedigree told, ander herrera drilling them ahead and within touching distance of victory. spurs offered little in response and for all of their promise will again finish the season without silverware. united one win away from ending the campaign on a high. to end the season with the possibility to play at wembley, fa cup final, to close the season in, in english football, i think is a good achievement. it is something that the boys dese

i told the fa, health? i was depressed at times, yes. itold the fa, please health?e fa, please don't pick me. that is michael carrick talking to gabby logan, that is on the iplayer. that is all the sports, we will have the headlines at 930 a.m. . do get in touch with us throughout the morning — use the hashtag victoria live and if you text, you will be charged at the standard network rate. sammy woodhouse had a happy, normal childhood until one day when she was 1a, she met arshid, known as "mad ash" hussein, and all that changed forever. sammy was groomed by him, raped multiple times and coerced into committing violent crimes over their two year involvement. even her parents putting her into foster care couldn't break the hold he had on her. sammy then had the bravery to speak out about her experiences, including on this programme. sammy sharing her story has led to two police operations, four court cases, 22 other survivors coming forward to give evidence in those trials and an independent report finding that between 1997 and 2013, 11100 children had also been sexu

three fa cups infour sport. intense criticism. years have failed to satisfy many arsenal supporters. their team no longer keeping pace with their biggest rivals nor challenging for the biggest trophies. even yesterday the frenchman was underlining his commitment to the team. my personal situation is not so much my worry at the moment. you have to give me some credit. if you look back at my career, you'd have to accept that my priority was always the interest of arsenal football club. players and staff arrived at the training ground this morning unaware of what was about to unfold. the 68—year—old saying the decision followed... it marks the end of an iconic era that saw wenger introduce new training methods, a thrilling style of play with plenty to show for it. three premier league titles, a record seven fa cup adobo, and perhaps his greatest achievement, an entire league season unbeaten. he was a dominating guy in the mid—90s early 20005. he was a dominating guy in the mid—905 early 20005. he was winning pretty much everything. i

the fa cup semi—finals will get under way at wembley stadium this evening.ll or nothing' match. our sports correspondent david ornstein is watching the match in wembley stadium. welcome to wembley where kick—off in this first fa cup semifinal is fast approaching. i'm delighted to be joined by former tottenham and england midfielderjermaine jenas. it's a big occasion today, especially perhaps for tottenham at their temporary home. do you see them having some advantage?” their temporary home. do you see them having some advantage? i don't, i don't buy into that. i would prefer the semifinals to be done the old—fashioned way and played at villa park old trafford, not today of course because manchester united playing, but i think when half the stadium will be full of championship smack —— manchester united fans and the other hot spurs fans, it won't feel like home advantage at all. united have been here often enough, so united have been here often enough, so that horrible feeling of home advantage will not be here. —— that whole of feeling. the worst record in e

because it's notjust the fa's decision to sell wembley.or our national sport, of which the government put well in excess of £100 million. shahid khan says wembley will still be the national team's home, but the deal could see more matches played outside of the capital in future. i'd be perhaps a little bit disappointed if it was going to be a question of that's the end of england and wembley, but i don't believe that would be the case. if it it meant thatjust a few other games had to be taken outside of wembley and taken around the country, i don't see that personally as a negative. wembley has witnessed many incredible moments over the yea rs. a new chapter in that history may now be about to begin. let me bring you up to date. in the last few minutes, the bbc has spoken to shahid khan and he says he is hopeful that a deal to complete the sale of wembley stadium can be done within eight to 12 weeks. he is confident that a deal can be done, but what will the fa do with the cash? sources here at wembley tell me today that they want to push

coming up, the fa ‘s technical director says england could win the world cup this summer but while isic targets, he says an early exit would be disappointing. he is the favourite and he is through. china's player makes the quarterfinals of the world snooker championship. what does the first monday after retirement look like e walsh? we hear from monday after retirement look like e walsh? we hearfrom her and nina carberry as the two step away from racing. welcome to the programme. there is plenty to come for you over the next half hour but let's start with england's hopes of the upcoming world cup as this day seven weeks, gareth southgate's side will kick off theircampaign gareth southgate's side will kick off their campaign against tunisia in russia and today the fa technical director said england could win the world cup. in an interview with the bbc he spoke of the target for the upcoming tournament and the ones beyond. he also spoke of the possible sale of wembley and the sacking of mark sampson as england women's coach. it's not often we get the chance to hear from it's not often w

but for chelsea and southampton meet in the fa cup semifinal this week, they had pressing matters to attend to. chelsea, still in the hunt to qualify for the champions league next season, they beat burnley this evening. ina

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they reached the final of the fa cup and the champions league semifinal.ches in the finals of euro 2017. -- as he reaches in the finals of euro 2017. —— as they reached the finals. 0ur sound festival and i lives are chaotic finish of the championjase, albin photo, lead going into the last dance forjockey paul downton to veer off course after appearing to veer off course after appearing to think he was being directed away from the jump. a to think he was being directed away from thejump. a kick—out benny and 0scar in the process, and has been given_a, 13; all and 535; 5 11 35? 1&5; ii“ e‘é; 53‘3 5t", '. 555; 5 5‘ 355 e5535 51151555; 5353 fff‘ race. jockeys were ok after the race. england test opener alastair cook says he is not unstoppable, his double century in melbourne in the loss to the ashy series was his only highlight of what was a poor when for england also left the series to new zealand, they propose a new 100 ball format to be introduced into new twea ks, ball format to be introduced into new tweaks, even with test cricket to be overlooked even th

even speaking to fa ns time for a change.oke to, he said i am 21 and he is all i have known. it is a strange moment. but it is time for a change. that is what the majority of people we re that is what the majority of people were saying yesterday. that apathy has been reflected with empty seats in the stadium this season. of those fa ns in the stadium this season. of those fans that want to see him go. they have now had that wish granted and he will leave at the end of the season. will they give him a good send off? i really think they will. i was chatting to many fans yesterday. i was hearing 99% of them saying we wanted him to leave, that is what some of them were saying, but they do not dislike him. they respect him and love what he has done for the club. he has given them some of their greatest moments. he is the manager. nothing personal, but they wanted a change. at the end of the day, the number one priority is arsenal football club. i think this is a good decision and they have done it at the right time. fans will get

what the paper is really saying is, the fa could tackle it.s the global brand of football. if somebody says, here is a dream, you can take it and become a star or whatever. but what i did look up just around the story, there are more people in slavery now in the world than there ever have been before. the international labour organisation says there are 151 million kids in forced labour. 15 million kids in forced labour. 15 million people in forced marriages. add 89 million people in five years up add 89 million people in five years up to 2017 were put into slavery. it is out there, it is big and it is the whole time. and focus here on how police forces are struggling with this hidden crime. have you noticed there is an increase of posters saying you noticing modern slavery closer than you think. and when you say hidden crime, that is the problem, because it is difficult to know. you can't say to people who are working in not very good jobs, by the way. let's pick up on another story. this is the case of stephen lawrence. there has been a lot

and now we are talking about the fa cup. and now we are talking about the fa cup.embley later, live on bbc1. for both sides their only chance of finishing season with some silverware. we have a game to play, they have an unbelievable squad. of coursejose mourinho is a great manager and he knows what he has to do and of course i think it's manchester united against tottenham and tottenham against manchester united and i think it's an exciting semifinal. fulham remain on course to pit themselves against the likes of tottenham and manchester united next season, they're back in the automatic promotion places after beating milwall. and scoring goals like this they could worry the best in the top tier, their second goal from kevin macdonald an absolute cracker. fulham two points ahead of cardiff in third but cardiff have two games in hand. busy morning of tennis where gb‘s fed cup team have levelled their tie at one all with japan. first to play was heather watson against naomi osaka, who is ranked 55 places higher, she lost in straight sets. these are the play—offs to g

we are looking ahead to the fa ct syria.ing ahead to the fact that chemical weapons experts will be allowed in finally on wednesday, ten days after this horrific attack on the people. but clearly, the rite of passage is not there by any means and they are not able to get on with the job. that look like there is a passage. what appears to have happened is the reconnaissance team from the un, the security team has gone in just literally secure the area. we have waited almost two mac weeks for the syrians and the russians to allow the un to actually go in and test soil test what is happening to people affected by this horrendous act, and now it appears that they are being attacked either by demonstrators or attacked attacks, actually being shot at. it is a pretty appalling situation. for me, the un needs to take much tougher action on syria and their collaborators, russia, as a result of this. very ha rd of this. very hard for them to get any votes through anything when russia is there, coming against them under every single st

champions league qualification and an fa cup semifinal in their sights, they did eventually find theirthe keeper. harry kane putting them ahead. the lead would lastjust a matter of seconds. a clumsy challenge in the box presenting pascal gross with an opportunity. deserving of an equaliser, a little luck would keep them level. shane duffy's deflection could so easily have done some damage. but a hard earned point and survival getting closer. it is important, because it was in the next session, a disappointing one for us. i think we could have played better. we created some great chancesin played better. we created some great chances in the second half. brighton did a very good job. it is the result we deserve. i think most people would have thought when they got that goal early in the second half, they are probably go —— going to go on and get a second—hand affair. so the reply to that give us the left again to go into the second half, but we knew it was going to be difficult but i thought we handled most things relatively well. but it took a huge effort from the team. it has been a bu

coming up on the program: chelsea will play manchester united in the fa cup final after they beat southampton 2-0 at final after they beat southampton 2—0 at wembley sunday. rafael nadal makes it a record extending 11th of monte makes it a record extending 11th of m o nte carlo makes it a record extending 11th of monte carlo masters title. and mo farah comes third as a kenyan wins the hottest london marathon on record. we start with football news and it will be manchester united versus chelsea in the fa cup final after the londoners built this out and beat southampton. the blues took the lead through olivier giroud, who had a nice finish from close range and the second was a header on alvaro morata as southampton hit the post. antonio conte‘s chelsea will face manchester united on the 19th of may. we decided to win the game and to reach the second final in a fow. “— and to reach the second final in a fow. —— we are and to reach the second final in a row. —— we are excited. i think it is imported for a club like chelsea —— important. to reach for the second time in a row, these finals, this co

hello and welcome to sportsday, the blue flag flying high, chelsea make it to the fa cup final at theense of southampton. the long goodbye begins for arsene wenger with a win over west ham at the emirates stadium. banned from the track to the road, still a record breaker sir mo farah impresses yet falls just short breaker sir mo farah impresses yet fallsjust short in breaker sir mo farah impresses yet falls just short in a sweltering london marathon. good evening chelsea came through their fa cup semifinal unscathed thanks to a 2—0 victory over southampton at wembley earlier, after defeat in last years final a chance of for chelsea boss antonio co nte chance of for chelsea boss antonio conte a. adam wilde has more. a trip to wembley often described as a day out for the fans but these are two clu bs out for the fans but these are two clubs in whom it now means so much more. by their respective standards chelsea and southampton have suffered a stuttering season, a moment at last to celebrate, chelsea ‘s chances were frustrated, frustration in the first half which would only continue. ne

yes, there has been recent success in the fa cup.ortunity now, they may be finishing sixth saw seventh in the table, they can build on that for next season. arsene leaves the club in an incredible position. fulham have moved into the second place in the championship after beating fellow promotional hopefuls millwall. ryan says and put fulham ahead before two fabulous goal sealed the victory. the first from kevin mcdonald, from 25 yards. alexander method which made it 3—0 just before the final whistle, his 13th goal in as many games since joining full online. fulham are two points ahead of cardiff in third, but they have to games in hand. m illwa ll but they have to games in hand. m illwall spa cex but they have to games in hand. millwall spacex in final play—off place. on to rugby union and gloucester are through to the final of the european challenge cup. they beat newcastle falcons 33— 12 tonight, scoring four tries to newcastle's two, with some martial‘s first half score the best of them. they will meet either cardiff blues 01’ th

we start with football news and it will be manchester united versus chelsea in the fa cup final afterand beat southampton. the blues took the lead through olivier giroud, who had a nice finish from close range and the second was a header on alvaro morata as southampton hit the

sam allardyce's style applied not pleasing the home fa ns style applied not pleasing the home fans inhere will have helped. no will commence shortly after that. perhaps a new half would bring us more action. it did, and newcastle could have gone ahead, only for everton to go straight down the other end and do exactly that. five assist come on five goals come on the last ten games for theo walcott. it should've been cancelled out with newcastle's best opening in what was manager's robbie abel because's 100 best opening in what was manager's robbie abel because's100 gay men charged with there was no scented of a celebration for him. this was a drab game that ended with just the single goal. —— rafael benitez. want the happy duo, the rime of was a ballot that's. —— the right result for sam allardyce ballot that's. —— the right result for sam alla rdyce and ballot that's. —— the right result for sam allardyce and everton. after the tottenham's defeat on saturday, that they were forced to apologise for any offence caused by the striker harry kane by a tweet from the official account. this

and it's another fa cup final for manchester united.flict tottenham's eighth successive semi final loss in a row. and phil avery has the weather. good morning. it is a day of change on the weather front. the overnight thunderstorms drift off into the north sea. we have more cloud and rain moving in from the west. all of that will not stop it being a really hot marathon in london. all of the details in a few minutes. good morning. first, our main story: ministers are considering introducing new laws to clamp down on social media companies which allow underage users to access their sites. in a letter, the health secretary jeremy hunt has given firms, including facebook, just over a week to explain what they've done to enforce age limits and tackle issues such as cyberbullying. 0ur political correspondent nick eardleyjoins us from our london newsroom. that is not in it. that is catherine. let us see if we can get to nick. hello! morning. nick, what is jeremy hunt concerned about? there are three key areas that the government is worried abo

the shocking thing and surprising thing taking everybody by surprise is the fa ct taking everybody byis the fact that she went ahead and did it without any bottom entry approval and the three and a half hour discussion today. and lots of anger about this happening and this sort of justification for it. about this happening and this sort ofjustification for it. and what is interesting in that session is that although there was a lot of concern about parliament not being consulted it did not seem as though there was a huge amount outside of the leader of the opposition to the actual air strikes themselves. absolutely, and the big issue though is, i thought today was very predictable, most people said what you would expect them to say but are you any of the wiser tonight? whether parliament has to approve any future air strikes because it seems to me that theresa may was saying pretty clearly, if it happens again she will do it again and that to me is the most interesting thing. can clark a conservative you may remember he says that there should be much more clarity about this issue goin

such as here in 1983 fa cup final.engine, emphasising passing and possession long before those qualities were as widely appreciated as they are today. that was my philosophy of the game, keep the ball. make the opposition work, so when they receive the ball you know, they are tired because they have had to work hard to get it back. don't give the ball away cheaply. normally as a player you have one thing that you can do quite well. and i would like people to say that i could pass the ball well. whether it be sideways or forward. i'm not too sure! a natural leader, he captained chelsea while still a teenager. after six years at stamford bridge it was onto manchester united, which incorporated that fa cup win. he then signed for rangers after a spell at ac milan. commentator: ray wilkins scores for england! but it was arguably england where he set himself apart. winning 84 caps over the course of a decade. his sending—off at the 1986 world cup demonstrating the passion that was always a part of his play. he lived for the

after six years at stamford bridge, it was onto manchester united, which incorporated that fa cup winr england! but it was arguably england where he set himself apart, winning 84 caps over the course of a decade. his sending—off at the 1986 world cup demonstrating the passion that was always a part of his play. he lived for the game and he loved the game, ray. and he was massively passionate when he played. he had high expectations of you when you played alongside him. people genuinely loved the man. he was a great guy and a wonderful footballer. after retiring as a player, he naturally progressed to managing and coaching, assisting chelsea to a premier league and fa cup double in 2010. ray wilkins will be remembered as a gentleman of the game, who did the little things for some of the biggest clubs. perhaps the ultimate team player. the former england football captain ray wilkins, who's died aged 61. now, let's's lied to members, because tonight, there are commemorations continuing to remember 50 years since the death of martin luther king. we can take you there live, now, to see som

all the fa ns was signed when about it.ame opinion, they know it is a part—time club, they note there is the philosophy here, just enjoy your football. this isa here, just enjoy your football. this is a small town, they are called brechin city because of the cathedral but it is a small town and it isa cathedral but it is a small town and it is a town where they support the club, it is like family. the results are almost secondary. this is a place where people come together and it isa place where people come together and it is a place that will come together in leaguei next it is a place that will come together in league i next season. what will happen? will we see radical changes? i can't imagine there will be too many changes because of the local nature of their side. there will be the usual scramble for most of these scottish sides to try and get the best personnel available to them, they area personnel available to them, they are a part—time side so options are limited. these players have played for the like of dundee un

just to give their fa ns brilliant season.ix players are from city. kevin de bruyne, david silva. they‘ve been fantastic. they‘ve been the best team in the country all season. they deserve to have half of the pfa players of the season on that list. i don‘t think you can look past sala, so many goals in the premier league. let‘s have a look at the top of the table. we can see how well city are doing. pep guardiola said they could still lose it, but that would be extraordinary! it would be an incredible run of fixtures for them to lose it from this position. after those two or three shots recently, he just wanted to calm things down a bit at the club. manchester united play tomorrow, liverpooljust one point behind in third. he‘sjust had an incredible shot on goal in the opening minutes of that late match there. let‘s have a look at the bottom of the table now. big winners here. it‘s got to be palace. palace are six points clear of the drop zone. what do we think people need to stay up? it‘s usually the magic 40 to stay up? it‘s