of the most feared strikers in europe. 42 goals in 38 games in all competitions this season, so frank lampard, so frank lampa rd and chelsea competitions this season, so frank lampard and chelsea know that they are going to have to be at their very best if, over these two legs, they are going to reach the quarterfinals of the champions league for the first time since 2014. chris at stamford bridge, thanks forjoining us. well, one of the key protagonists at the tottenham hotspur stadium in the autumn was the former arsenal player serge gnabry. despite not cutting it in the premier league as a teenager, with 15 goals this season — including four in that spurs game — he's flying. we've been to meet the forward and surprise fashion icon. have you got a good side? i don't know. i hope both. i'm not picky, i'm not picky. to be honest, it's always a little bit weird for me to be in front of cameras and posing because, you know, when you play matches, you just kind of forget it and when you are in a studio, it is only you and not 11 other players to focus on, so i am not really the best at it, i gues

for frank lampard, quite a moment to remind his old mentor just how much he has learned.y without controversy, perhaps no surprise came from var, giovani lo celso with this ugly challenge. they read it, now red card, a decision that var officials admitted was wrong. but by then, the game has moved on, spurs like goal adding nothing more than if few nerves for chelsea. it is not good enough. i'm disappointed because i'm an advocate from var, i wa nted because i'm an advocate from var, i wanted to work and get those decisions right. but it's so clear that was a record incident, another? —— question mark for us. that was a record incident, another? -- question mark for us. have the players, we don't have is striker. i thought they did very well, they pressed us, it is very difficult for us. pressed us, it is very difficult for us. so, moreno's return, but lampard's day football. in football, you are quickly forgotten. there was also var controversy in the game between burnley and bournemouth, at turf moor. burnley won 3—0 — their second goal coming via a jay rodriguez penalt

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for frank lampard, quitea brought more chances.rby without controversy, perhaps no surprise came from var, dubai lo celso with this ugly challenge. the replay that it was 110w challenge. the replay that it was now red card, a decision only minutes later that var officials admitted was her wrong, but by then, the game had moved on. spurs are but a few goal adding not much. it's not good enough, i am an advocate from var, but it was so clear that was a red card incident. we don't have a striker, it's as simple as that. i think they did very, very well. they press us, think they did very, very well. they press us, it is a very difficult for us. press us, it is a very difficult for us. so, marino's return but lampard's died. —— lampard's day. there was also var controversy in the game between burnley and bournemouth, at turf moor. burnley won 3—0 — their second goal coming via a jay rodriguez penalty, awarded by the video assistant for a handball which came in the build—up to what bournemouth thought was an equaliser to make it 1—1. th

coming up in the sport on bbc news: frank lampard says he's got faith in his young chelsea squad, ast 16 of the champions league. president trump has announced a large military deal with india, on the second day of his visit to the country. mr trump held talks with the indian prime minister, narendra modi, in delhi, but his visit has been overshadowed by some of the worst rioting seen in the city for decades. seven people have been killed in the violence, about a controversial new citizenship law. rajini vaidya nathan reports. tensions ignited on the streets of the indian capital. a vision of delhi, which has overshadowed president trump's trip to the city. deadly riots between hindus and muslims, sparked by protests over the government's citizenship act, which critics say marginalises muslims. "they surrounded my father and i, and asked us to shout hindu slogans," this muslim told the bbc. one man took off my helmet and another hit me on the head with a rod. they were only attacking muslims after identifying us by our names. the violence continues. in this hindu area, mobs were on t

frank lampard coming up against his former managerjose mouirnho. says their relationship hasn't actually changed that much. kick off is at 12:30, you can follow it live on the bbc sport website and app. england play their opening match of the t20 women's world cup tomorrow morning. south africa are the oponents in perth as they begin their first global tournament under new head coach, lisa keightley. hosts and defending champions, australia, lost their opening match which was a surprise, here's england captain heather knight. we are obviously not favourites, we are coming and that was some really good form and a few different performances, but i think we have a real chance. we have world—class players, improving all the time. we have a lot of players who have played out here and had success. our firstjob was to get to those semifinals. that's all the sport for now. now for the weather. no name is dawn from the met office this weekend, but still pretty lively out there. a strip of cloud all the way from western atlantic fishing towards us, that will

in the premier league, there was more var controversy — at chelsea, frank lampard complained spurs‘ giona red card in their 2—1 win. and at bournemouth, eddie howe was unhappy with var after they had two goals chalked off in their defeat at burnley. the first came whenjosh king thought he had given them the lead, var ruled it out for a handball in the build up. burnley then went 1—0 up before this happened, bournemouth broke and thought they had equalised through harry wilson, only for the referee to bring play back to check for a handball, that was given. jay rodriguez stepped up to make it 2—0. dwight mcneil added a third to complete a miserable day for eddie howe's side. after the game he said they were mentally unable to come back from those decisions. the first decision probably dictates the rest of the game. because it is a clear goal, i think it came off phil's shoulder. i think it is a perfectly good goal and without the first decision, i don't think decker—macro getting involved in the second incident, which is a two goal swing against us. i feel psychologically we couldn't come

the 26—year—old is frank lampard's first signing since chelsea had their transfer ban lifted.l has joined for a fee somewhere in the region of £38 million. the blues had wanted to sign him during the january transfer window but the dutch didn't want to lose him as they look to retain their title. fallon sherrock will make more history tonight when she becomes the first woman to compete in the darts premier league. she reached the third round at the world championship in december, becoming the first woman to beat a man in that tournament. she'll face glen durant in nottingham this evening as one of nine challengers in the first phase of this season's competiton. she won't collect league points but can earn prize money based on her result. it's definitely been different from what i am normally used to. i've had a lot of exhibition work, a lot of interviews. it's been, very, very busy and i get recognised in the street a lot more now. i'm loving every minute, and the fa ct i'm loving every minute, and the fact that i get to play in the premier league i've been watching it on tv t

frank lampard coming up against former managerjose mourinho.. he says their relationship has not changed a great deal. our relationship after working together. it changes. i moved on and it changes. it has not changed in any way, i wished him well when he got thejob any way, i wished him well when he got the job and he wished me well when we got the job. we are respectful and amicable. kick off at sta mford respectful and amicable. kick off at stamford bridge at 12:30pm. you will be able to follow the matches in the premier league on the bbc sport website and app. that is all from me andi website and app. that is all from me and i will have an update in around and i will have an update in around an hour. it's the final weekend of campaigning before voting begins in the labour leadership contest. the three candidates left in the running are sir keir starmer, rebecca long bailey and lisa nandy. let's get more on this from our political correspondent tom barton. we talk of you in the same breath. it is the story you can always run back to because

the 26—year—old moroccan international is frank lampard's first signing since chelsea had their transferto personal terms, will make the move to stamford bridge this summer in a deal worth a reported $113 million. it's the nba all stars next week and the lakers will go into it as the team to beat in the western conference. that's after they beat second placed denver nuggets in a titanic clash on wednesday. star man lebron james and anthony davis were in top form and we'll see how they fare when team lebron takes on team giannis next week. wolves take on leicester later on friday, as the english premier league gradually returns from it's winter break. leicester still very much in the hunt for a champions league spot, in third place. but wolves can jump up to sixth with a win a molyneux. leicester boss brendan rodgers is impressed with what his opposite number, nuno espirito santo, has done this season. he has done an excellentjob there and they defend deep, family counter—attack and have some really talented players. so we anticipate, like we do in every game and a particular way from hom

frank lampard's side ensured jose mourinho's return to his former club ended in defeat, with goals froma red card, for second—half tackle on cesar azpilicueta. the video assistant referee decided against punishment, although officials in stockley park later admitted a mistake had been made, and the player should have been sent off. this one didn't need to go to the monitor, it needed to be decided it was a red card and it was clear. it is the tackle that seriously endangers azpilicueta and everyone who knows the can see that straightaway. it is not good enough andi straightaway. it is not good enough and i am disappointed because we have had to anyway, it did not affect the game today but it would have affected the game on monday. i am disappointed, i am an advocate of var, i wanted to work and get those decisions right and that is what we all want and it was so clear was a red card incident. another? for us. there was also var controversy in the game between burnley and bournemouth at turf moor. burnley won 3—0 — their second goal coming via a jay rodriguez penalty — awarded by the vid

for frank lampard, quite a moment to remind his old mentorjust how much he has learned.rise that came from var — giovani lo celso with this ugly challenge. the replay verdict was no red card — a decision that var officials confessed was wrong minutes later. but by then, the game had moved on, spurs' late goal adding nothing more than a few nerves for chelsea. it is not good enough. i'm disappointed because i'm an advocate for var, i want it to work and get those sort of decisions right. but it's so clear that was a red card incident, another question mark for us. we have tired players, we don't have a striker. i thought they did very well, they pressed us, it is very difficult for us. so, mourinho's return, but lampard's day. in football, you are quickly forgotten. there was also var controversy in the game between burnley and bournemouth, at turf moor. burnley won 3—0 — their second goal coming via a jay rodriguez penalty, awarded by the video assistant for a handball which came in the build—up to what bournemouth thought was an equaliser to make it1—1. that goal was ru

frank lampard's side ensured jose mourinho's return to his former club ended in defeat with goals fromen giovani lo celso escaped a red card for a second—half tackle on cesar azpilicueta. the video assistant referee decided against punishment, although officials in stockley park later admitted a mistake had been made and the player should have been sent off. this one didn't need to go to the monitor, it needed to be decided it was a red card. it was clear, i would say that was one of my players it isa would say that was one of my players it is a tackle that seriously endangers azpilicueta. everybody who knows football can sing it straightaway and it is not good enough and i am disappointed, we had two ina enough and i am disappointed, we had two in a way, it did not affect the game today, it would have on monday. iam game today, it would have on monday. i am disappointed because i am an advocate of var and i wanted to work and get those decisions right because that is what we all want and it was so clear was a red incident. it leads to more questions for us. just above chelsea are manc

frank lampard says his chelsea side must be prepared to suffer in tonight's champions league last—16nich at stamford bridge. the last time bayern were in london, they beat spurs 7—2 in the group stage, and they're back at the top of the german bundesliga, bidding for an eighth consecutive german league title. i understand if people do call as the underdogs because they are so strong. when you look at their team, the talent and the medals they already have, the experience they already have, the experience they already have, the experience they already have, maybe we don't have that experience but these things are there to change. being the underdog, if so, is there to turn it around to ove 1120 m e if so, is there to turn it around to overcome being an underdog. those are the best stories in sport. that match is at 8:00pm tonight. there's live commentary of that match on bbc radio 5 live and text commentary on the bbc sport website and app. and you can get all the build—up to the chelsea match and find a preview of tonight's other match between napoli and barcelona on the bbc sport we

and it's chelsea who have the lead, olivier giroud with the goal for frank lampard's side against a spursmanaged by his old bossjose mourinho. it's just coming up to half—time at stamford bridge. and in the early hours of tomorrow morning, tyson fury and deontay wilder meet in their hugely anticpated world title rematch. their last bout 18 months ago ended in a draw, a fight many felt the british boxer deserved to win. ade adedoyin reports from las vegas. when wilder and fury met at wednesday's press conference, this happened. that resulted in the nevada state athletic commission banning a face—off at last night's weigh—in. both looked confident on the scales. the chiselled champion taunted by fury‘s supporters throughout. no face—off, but they did square off again, albeit at a distance. deontay wilder said the other day that this is his home country but i told him that las vegas is mine. the fans have turned out to see the gypsy king. all my fans are here! the next time that wilder and fury come face—to—face will be here in this ring later this evening. a dramatic draw last time. this re

frank lampard wasn't happy. today. it would have affected, it certainly would have affected the game on monday and i'm disappointed because i'm an advocate of var, i want it to work, i want to to get those sort of decision is right because that's what we all want and it was so clear that that was a red card incident. england start their campaign at the women's t20 world cup later this morning when they face south africa in perth. we can speak to our reporter jo currie who is at the game. england will want to make a fast start and get the campaign under way with a win? absolutely. welcome to perth in western australia and the time he isjust gone perth in western australia and the time he is just gone 4.30 perth in western australia and the time he isjust gone 4.30 in perth in western australia and the time he is just gone 4.30 in the afternoon. let's speak to alex hartley, pa rt of afternoon. let's speak to alex hartley, part of the 2017 winning cup side. tonight's game against south africa, on paper england will

it looks like frank lampard has a good way to go but it has been a hard lesson at stamford bridge.ring twice. in rugby, six nations could be affected by the coronavirus even more. matches involving italy are in danger of being called off, with ireland's health minister recommending the game in dublin in 10 days' time be postponed. england captain heather knight has scored a century at the t20 world cup — they've set thailand 177 and they're 31—1 off ten overs. british number one dan evans is through to the second round of dubai tennis championships after coming from a set down to beat the fourth seed fabio fognini. he'll face pierre—hugues herbert later. i'll be talking a little bit about andy murray today as well, more on that later on. it looks like you might have to have more surgery. an operation? that could affect wimbledon, tokyo, where his title could be at risk. thanks, holly. it is 6:14am. we saw some dramatic and funny pictures earlier. matt has all the info. more rain to come later this week especially in western areas. if you're about to head out, get the former jacket

the moroccan international would be frank lampard's first signing since chelsea had a transfer ban liftedyer among the five. here they are, lucy bronze, the england and lyon defender is nominated, two world cup winners for the us too in megan rapinoe and julie ertz. the new chelsea forward sam kerr and arsenal's vivianne miedema make up the shortlist. you can vote on the bbc sport website right now. the future of the rugby league has been booted out as funding has been halved. the uk's rugby body had increased money going in but now it has been decreased again. the super league side warrington wolves have suspended centre anthony gelling. the club hasn't given the reasons why but it's pending an investigation into his conduct away from the club. the 29 year old says he's fully supportive of the investigation. the cleveland browns defensive end myles garrett has been reinstated to the nfl, after being suspended for hitting another player with his helmet. it was one of the most shocking moments of last season and it happened in the brown's game agains the pittsburgh steelers in november, qu

harry maguire got the second but according to frank lampard he should have been sent off before he got. it's confusing to say the least. all the different angles still bring up the different angles still bring up the decision which is universally a wrong decision, it could be my opinion but i think everyone else i've spoken to, notjust in the dressing room but neutrals, have said the same. with 12 games to go, three points behind, chelsea, it was a massive win for us tonight, a defeat, and i don't think you can realistically claw back nine points but we will have a go. we are improving, we are working on things. and this morning's back pages pick up on the game last night...dirty harry is what the mail goes for and hey screengrab the kick out from maguire. the independent says the race for the top four is wide open. there are four teams within three points of that fourth place. they also have a piece about danny cipriani and the abuse he suffered after posting about the death of caroline flack. and the guardian follow the story about manchester city who have been banned form the champi

chelsea manager frank lampard asked his side to play with pride in the return leg in munich in threeis is champions league football. we, as a club, i suppose haven't been fighting in the knockout stages, getting through to the back end of it for some years and the reality of what it takes. manchester city are at real madrid tonight, in the first leg of their round of 16 tie. it's live on bbc radio 5 live, with text commentary on the bbc sport website, where you can also follow rangers' europa league second leg at braga. that's live on bbc radio scotland. britain's katie boulter is through to the third round of the mexico 0pen, after coming back from a set down to beat francesca di lorenzo. she'll face china's lin zhu for a place in the quarter—finals. heather watson plays kateryna bondarenko later. dan evans also had to come from behind to beat fourth seed fabio fognini and reach the second round of dubai championships. he'll face pierre—hugues herbert later. something to cheer us all up. forget tyson fury and deontay wilder. the big fight was actually in belfast last night. take a l

he was a target for frank lampard during the january transfer window but subject to personal terms, shouldy madley is to return to english football — just under two years after being sacked for a video mocking a disabled person. he'll return to referee in leagues one and two next season. he's also agreed to attend an fa discrimination workshop and thanked those in charge of match officials in england for giving him a second chance. england hookerjamie george says he plans to stay with saracens next season, despite their relegation to the championship. the current premiership and european champions will play in the second tier next season as punishment for breaching the salary cap. meanwhile, the club's sponsors allianz have confirmed they'll end their association with the club when the season is over. fallon sherrock is just a couple of hours away from making more darts history as she'll become the first female to compete in the premier league. after reaching the third round at the world championship in december, she accepted an inivitation to play as one of nine challengers in this season

a big night in the champions league last 16 and, in two and a half hours, frank lampard's chelsea takeey could suffer in tonight's first leg. bayern were last in london four months ago and beat tottenham 7—2 in the group stages. former arsenal player serge gnabry scored four that night. i think i've said it many times, i didn't expect to come back to north london and scored four goals, it was a special night for me, a special night for the team. i think one of the highest wins ever. so, hopefully, chelsea could be a similar scenario, that would be good us. i understand if people do call us the underdogs because bayern munich are so the underdogs because bayern munich are so strong and when you look at theirteam and the are so strong and when you look at their team and the talent and the medals that they already have, the experience they already have, maybe we don't have that experience but these things are there to change. being the underdog, if so, is there to turn it around, to overcome being an underdog. those are the best stories in sport. britain's adam yates has taken the lead at

dusky adding a 3rd before late a red card to marcus along so compounded a miserable evening for frank lampard side and winning giving bang on the one confidence that was my biggest disappointment from the most the start to finish to be fair. we want to play here we shall know the season today we're going to life and that can happen some time during the intense atmosphere when everyone was there and. saw it was a harsh lesson a reality that implies a level we're going to get so this is champions league football. and the other match barcelona grabbed an away goal as they fall to from behind to draw 11 against napoli the samaritans had put the serious side ahead that put frontman on to aggress my squared things up in the 57th minute barcelona and in the game with 10 men off to our 2 of it i was sent off separate american auto of course we can win it's true that we lost 2 important players for the 2nd league match but will recover to other players like jordi alba and sergio roberto you need to look at things with a positive attitude it's true that we don't have a lot of players now and things can

they beat bayern munich on penalties in the 2012 final in munich, chelsea boss frank lampard scored onendon and score four goals. it was a special night for me and for the team, i think one of the highest wins ever, so, yes, hopefully chelsea could be a similar scenario, that would be good for us. i understand, if people do cause as the underdogs, because bayern munich are so the underdogs, because bayern munich are so strong and when you look at theirteam and the are so strong and when you look at their team and the talent of the medals they already have, the experience they already have, maybe we don't have that experience but these things are there to change. being the underdog, if so, is there to turn it around, to overcome being an underdog, those are the best stories in sport. the coronavirus outbreak continues to impact sport across the world. the japanese j—league has been put on hold today. 0lympics organisers say they're not worried yet about the games that start in tokyo in 5 months‘ time. the outbreak in northern italy has seen football affected, with inter milan having to p

chelsea up against tottenham one of the more interesting, as frank lampard goes up againstjose mourinhoungsters are so exciting to watch. their development has been amazing. they now have the absolute perfect coach to become what they want to become. it is important that they stay grounded. in my generation, we did not have the pressures of social media, the constant cctv world of camera phones everywhere, so they have to navigate that world in a different way then i had to, and i think they are doing a really good job. plenty more from kasper schmeichel and we are also talking southampton. the manager will join us live on the programme. you look at their games, the first 13 games of the season just two wins, the second 13 games in seven wins, so they have turned things around. we decided to celebrate by flipping some pancakes. it is lovely to have a chat between the players, other players come in and take the mickey, they talk about how they have turned things around. do you make your own pancake mixture, that is the question? i have to confess, i wasn‘t there. question? i have to conf

harry maguire got the second, but according to frank lampard he should have been sent off before he got goal and the game changes of that. that is a major part of what vir was brought here for. second viewing, different angles. the referee see all the angles. if you don't look at the monitor you're definitely not going to see it. england women's head coach, phil neville, has named everton striker chloe kelly in his squad for the shebelieves cup. kelly is everton's top scorer this season and has only made one senior appearance for england. it was in a friendly against austria back in november 2018. england face spain, japan and hosts united states in the four—team tournament, which starts on 5th march. england were stunned to a 10—wicket defeat by sri lanka in their final t20 world cup warm—up game. england were restricted to 122 for 9. sri lanka got the runs inside 13 overs in adelaide. the world cup starts on friday. the trophy has been on show in sydney. two former australia captains, michael clarke and alex blackwell, took it up the sydney harbour bridge. the opening game is on frida

harry maguire got the second but according to frank lampard he should have been sent off before he gote least when all the different angles bring the wrong decision. it could be my opinion here but people have said the same. he said he was trying to protect himself on the player falling on him. two ways of looking at it. the champions league returns from its winter break tonight with holders liverpool in spain to play atletico madrid in the last 16. jurgen klopp's side are flying high at home, 25 points clear at the top of the premier league. atletico are ath in la liga, and have won just one of their last 5 games. starting decisions because decisions, i suppose they are crucial. we don't feel like the winner of last yea r‘s champions league tournament, we feel like one of the contenders for this year's. we want to show that, we want to be there in istanbul if possible. and as you know, there are only historically three in the general. you have to work your socks off. organisers of the tokyo marathon have scaled back this year's event due to the coronavirus outbreak. only elite runners

chelsea boss frank lampard has called on his players play with pride in the second leg after being totallyer arsenal winger serge gnabry, who scored four against spurs in the group stages, got another two last night as the german champions won 3—nil. lampard wants to see character in the return match. it was a harsh lesson, a reality for the players, of the levels we want to go to. this is champions league football. we, as a club, i suppose haven't been fighting in the knockout stages, getting through to the back end of it for some years and the reality of what it takes. manchester city's appeal against their two—year ban from european competition has been lodged by the court of arbitration for sport. the ban — and a fine — were imposed after city were found guilty of breaching football's financial fair play rules. the process is expected to take several months. that's all the sport. more at about 12:15pm. more now on our top story — governments worldwide are scrambling to prevent the spread of the coronavirus after new cases emerged across europe and the middle east. iran has had a rapid