i think it's going to be a difficult ask for fulham.of the cuckoo and that has got —— scott parker spoke of last week about running to survive. obviously there is going to be hope until that is done, and especially with a game like tonight, it's actually the team one place ahead of you in the table, you come up against them. there's always going to be these last vestiges of hope, but i think with newcastle's when on friday night, itjust looks like it's slipping further and further away. it's slipping further and further awa . ., ., ~' it's slipping further and further awa , ., ., " ., it's slipping further and further awa . ., ., 4' ., �* , it's slipping further and further awa . ., ., ~ ., �* , ., away. looking to the brimley game, of course, away. looking to the brimley game, of course. a — away. looking to the brimley game, of course, a team _ away. looking to the brimley game, of course, a team and _ away. looking to the brimley game, of course, a team and a _ away. looking to the brimley game, of course, a team and a bit - away. lo

brighton up to 14th and ten points clear of third—from—bottom fulham.rd—from—bottom fulham need to do the same, but they are currently losing at chelsea 1—0. that the latest score. a big win for thomas tuchel and chelsea's top four hopes. kai havertz with the goal. everton, also chasing european football, kick off against aston villa at 8pm. the fight for survival at the bottom of the championship has just intensified further, after both sheffield wednesday and derby county failed to get the wins they needed today. they face each other next week on the final day of the season — when either, or both, could be relegated. stuart pollitt reports. his time almost upper sheffield wednesday in the championship? with financial worries, point deductions and three managers, it has been a sorry season. this defensive force just about summed up the situation. karen westwood clattering anthony nock art. talk about you yourself in the foot. when you're at the foot of the foot. when you're at the foot of the table. the goalkeeper did make immediate amends, though, sav

we start with the news that fulham have been relegated from the premier league — they lost 2—0 at homeey westwood's effort and it was 2—0 before half time. chris wood with the finish. defeat means it's an immediate return to the championship for fulham — who go down alongside sheffield united and west brom. iam i am gutted. this year at times while we've had some big improvements, while we've pushed on in certain elements the facts are where relegated because we have fallen short. we fallen short at this level at a premier league level and we've not been quite good enough. while there is been some positive there was a course the fact that we not managed to merge our goal we know how difficult it would be. we knew the challenge ahead. we'd fallen a little bit short. good news for manchester united fans tonight, as the club have announced that edinson cavani has signed a one year contract extension, keeping him at old trafford until next summer. while it took the uruguyan striker a while to settle at the club, he's now scored eight goals in his past seven games, 15 in total this season.

and they're ten points clear of fulham, who have moved closer to relegation. at chelsea. kai havertz with the first. and the german got his and chelsea's second shortly after half—time. fulham 18th, nine points off safety. chelsea stay fourth — two points behind leicester in third. the fight for survival at the bottom of the championship has just intensified further, after both sheffield wednesday and derby county failed to get the wins they needed today. they face each other next week on the final day of the season — when either, or both, could be relegated. stuart pollitt reports. is time almost up for sheffield wednesday in the championship? with financial worries, points deductions and three managers, it's been a sorry season. this defensive farce just about summed up the situation — kieran westwood clattering anthony knockaert. talk about shooting yourself in the foot when you're at the foot of the table. the goalkeeper did make immediate amends, though, saving lewis grabban�*s spot kick. but the hosts needed a goal and ideally a win. josh windass came cl

is this the goal that sends fulham back down to the championship?more on the basement battle from craven cottage. good evening. the government today confirmed that from next monday people in england can socialise indoors, visit galleries, theatres and cinemas again, go on holiday and even hug loved ones and friends. the prime minister called it a considerable step on the road back to normality. as restrictions are eased further, pubs and restaurants will be allowed to serve people inside. indoor venues like cinemas and soft play centres will reopen, as well as hotels. for the first time in over a year we will actually be allowed to hug each other — though we're being told to do it cautiously. six people or two households will be able to meet indoors and stay overnight. 0utdoors, the rule of six is scrapped and people will be able to meet in groups of up to 30. some foreign travel will be allowed without quarantine to a small number of countries. and pupils in secondary schools will no longer need to wear face masks. more easing of restrictions in sc

find the second goal, and with a quarter of an hour to go, joe bryan headed in the equalsier for fulhameague, — i note we are not where we want to be in the league, but _ i note we are not where we want to be in the league, but hopefully- i note we are not where we want to be in the league, but hopefully wel be in the league, but hopefully we can bring — be in the league, but hopefully we can bring a — be in the league, but hopefully we can bring a trophy— be in the league, but hopefully we can bring a trophy back— be in the league, but hopefully we can bring a trophy back in - be in the league, but hopefully we can bring a trophy back in about i be in the league, but hopefully we. can bring a trophy back in about ten days' _ can bring a trophy back in about ten days' time — can bring a trophy back in about ten days' time so— can bring a trophy back in about ten days' time so we _ can bring a trophy back in about ten days' time. so we will— can bring a trophy back in about ten days' time. so we will do _ can bring a trophy back in about ten days' time. so we will do whateverl days' time

southampton beat relegated fulham 3—1 at st mary's with subtitute nathan tella scoring his first seniored home the saints' third as they completed back to back league wins for the first time since december. and there's one more game in the premier league to come — brighton are home to west ham, kick off not too far away at all. the hammers still chasing fourth spot. a win tonight, and they go above liverpool into 5th. rangers completed an unbeaten season, with a comprehensive 4—0 win over aberdeen, in the scottish premiership. it's a 55th overall title for the club — and a first for manager steven gerrard, asjoe lynsky reports. this is the summit of rangers decade long journey. this is the summit of rangers decade longjourney. nine this is the summit of rangers decade long journey. nine years ago they were sent down to the fourth tier and now are back at the top in a season unbeaten. 0n the pitch and in the streets they mark the ibrox invincible is. the 53rd league title could be the most special. they ended this season how they started it, against aberdeen. and to reach perfection it i

frank's side beat swansea 2—0 in the championship play off final at wembley, avenging their defeat to fulham watching. rarely is the phrase where two all or nothing for the final the winner is unimaginable riches in a place among footballs elite. for the losers it doesn't bear thinking about. last years final branford know only too well the heartbreak of failure. a penalty within ten minutes tony with the coolness that belied the pressure. 74 years away from domestic footballs top—tier now here they were in all of the hurry. finishing a move that brought them from one end of the pitch to the other. and the premier league almost into view. had tony's spectacular effort following the other side of the line the celebrations might have begun even before halftime. but still brantford suede went on time slipping away for swansea with this red card there hope disappearing too. this was finally brantford time. it may be the richest game in football but these are the moments money can't buy. adam wild, bbc lets take a look at some of the other stories around today... wiggins 100% super league start h

the serbian helped watford and fulham win promotion to the premier league when he was in charge there few weeks ago. lets take a quick look at some of the other sports stories making the headlines this evening... no change at the giro d'italia, egan bernal still leads, after stage 18 was won alberto bettiol. the italian had time to celebrate after racing away from a 22—man breakaway — and clearly enjoyed winning a stage on his home tour. britain's simon yates is third with three stages to go. british cycling has backed the decision to cancel next month's european track cycling championships in belarus. the five day competition was due to start on the 23rd ofjune in minsk. 0rgansiers have taken the decision due to ongoing political tension in belarus. and england's double commonwealth and european champions chris and gabby adcock have announced their retirement from badminton. the married couple last competed together in december. good luck to them and more time to spend with their lovely dog balser, who i once met. great britain has announced the women's football squad who'll be trave

find the second goal, and with a quarter of an hour to go, joe bryan headed in the equalsier for fulham - thanks. well, what a night for brighton, who came from 2—0 down to beat ten—man manchester city 3—2. phil foden had made it 2—0 to the champions in the second half, but brighton responded. leandro trossard pulling one back before adam webster heading in the equaliser here. and then an unlikely hero in dan burn stepping up with 15 minutes remaining to get the winner to the delight of the home fans. leeds united are up to eighth place after a 2—0 win at southampton. patrick bamford scored the opener with just under 20 minutes to go, his 16th goal of the season, with tyler roberts wrapping up the win in injury time. now, roy hodgson is leaving crystal palace at the end of the season. the 73—year—old says the time is right to step away from the rigours of the premier league. though he's never finished the season in the top half of the table with palace, he's the only manager to keep them in the premier league for four successive seasons. the club's chairman, steve parish, says he'll be

almost 1a months. 10,000 fans are inside old trafford right now, where manchester united against fulham of them protesting the club owners. but man united had taken the lead. what a goal it was. great to hear those roars once again. there are three of the games tonight. the big game of the evening comes a little bit later as chelsea host leicester, in a match that could be crucial in deciding the shape of the top four at the end of the season. and after this weekend's fa cup final, there's plenty of unfinished business between these two. he will hit it! beautiful! what a shot! brilliant save! absolutely awesome! it is in!— shot! brilliant save! absolutely awesome! it is in! this is tight! what a moment _ awesome! it is in! this is tight! what a moment this _ awesome! it is in! this is tight! what a moment this is - awesome! it is in! this is tight! what a moment this is for - awesome! it is in! this is tight! | what a moment this is for var. awesome! it is in! this is tight! - what a moment this is for var. this is massive- — what a moment this is for var. this is massive. the _ what a

man united still lead against fulham. —— half—time at both. have a very good night. hello again. they become a bit drier and the exception to that theme is northern scotland commitment a cloud of rain here and some heavier burst of rain pushing eastwards across southern areas of england. temperature similar to what we had over recent nights. 0r wednesday morning, we start with rain, northern scotland in southeast england and otherwise dry with some sunny spells but through the afternoon shower clouds will develop in this time the heavy showers and thunderstorms are most likely across a scotland in eastern england along the straw. further west the pressure rising in southwest england and wales in northwest england and probably the west midlands, here is much more likely to be dry to the afternoon with long spells of sunshine and in the sunshine should not feel too bad with highest after 16 degrees make the most of that. thursday, the forecast turns wet and windy, strong winds could bring some localised disruption. hello, i'm nuala mcgovern, this is 0utside source. thousands of pal

while southampton defeated fulham 3—1.dal at the european diving championships in budapest. the pairfinished top of the podium ahead of russia and germany to give great britain their first title of the event. and 48—year—old english golfer richard bland definitely knows the meaning of try, try and try again. after almost 500 attempts, he has won his first golf tournament on the european tour. bland won the british masters at the belfry, after taking the first hole of a sudden—death play—off to become the oldest first—time winner in european tour history. there's more on the bbc sport website, including today's rugby union results where a late penalty gave cardiff blues a narrow win over scarlets in the pro14 rainbow cup and details on andy murray's decision not to play at tennis's french open later this month. thank you so much. good night to you, and you can see more of all today's stories on the bbc news channel. good night. hello, this is bbc news. i'm lu kwesa i'm lukwesa burak. misinformation about the coronavirus has

they're now ten points clear of the relegation zone, and third from bottom fulham, who lost to chelsears in the scottish premiership today were bottom side hamilton who beat st mirren to keep alive their hopes of staying—up. aberdeen�*s victory over livingston guarantees them a place in europe next season. and there were wins for ross county, stjohnstone and motherwell. champions rangers play celtic tomorrow. bath won't be facing leicester in the final of rugby union's european challenge cup later this month. they narrowly beaten by montpellier19—10. joe lynskey reports. british sport is looking to a summer where the supporters come back, these challenge cup semifinal was empty but the finals at twickenham with a crowd of 10,000, that was the incentive for bath is knew beating montpellier would set up an all english final. with tom dunn scoring, they had the lead in three minutes, but bath's problem is letting teams backing montpellier scored and then led at half—time. to get to the home of english rugby men just as much to the french side, they barely stopped defending when their shir

could not find a second, and with a quarter of an hour to go, joe brian headed in the equaliser for fulham 2-1, the champions manchester city lead 2—1, and the one with a goal of couple minutes in, cancelo with another, before an brilliant individual goal by trossard. a repeat of the fa cup final for both sides needing a win. i can seat five minutes played, it is 0—0. roy hodgson is leaving crystal palace at the end of the season — that's this weekend. he's 73 and says the time is right to step away from the rigours of the premier league. though he has neverfinished the season in the top half of the table with palace, he's the only manager to keep them in the premier league for four successive seasons. the club's chairman, steve parish, says he will be forever grateful for his immense contribution. the former england, switzerland and liverpool boss hasn't ruled out staying in the game in some capacity. at his last match with palace will be at anfield on sunday. a decision which hasn't exactly been taken overnight. it's been really brewing for a long time, and i had it in the back of my min

play is under way in the second premier league game at southampton host the relegated fulham. 15 minutese west ham. rangers have completed an unbeaten season in the scottish premiership by beating aberdeen 40 macro at ibrox. jermain defoe then wrapped up the win late on. it is rangers' 55th title overall and the first in ten years. celtic were the last team to go unbeaten through a season four years ago. the other games in the scottish premiership finished goalless. we have the second leg of the championship player. jonny brownlee has made the team gb squad for the triathlon at the olympics this summer but the race is on to join him. alex yee has improved his chances with fourth place at the world series race at yokohama. he is one of three britons chasing one spot. among them, tom beshe's. brownlee let him go past to give him a valuable ranking points. alistair brownlee can still make tokyo. he will try to qualify next month in leeds. no way�*s kristian blummenfelt was the winner in yokohama. liam heath had already qualified and has added canoeing world cup goal to his collection. he wo

southampton beat fulham, who are relegated. 3—1 the score.s come the end of the season. it is 0—0 at the end of the season. it is 0—0 at the moment. there is around half an hour to play. an unbeaten season in the scottish premiership. there were celebrations for them as they lifted the scottish premiership trophy. rangers beat aberdeen 4—0, meaning they have gone through the whole season unbeaten. stephen gerard as their manager. fans met at the stadium despite police telling them not to. atalanta have secured the champions league football after a lead. atlanta led —— atalanta led 3-0. lead. atlanta led —— atalanta led 3—0. restored the three gold advantage. atalanta held on and they have guaranteed to finish ahead of even to this thanks to a better head to head record. the hopes of qualifying for the champions league are still alive. the rome derby is under way. ten up against rivals. —— 1-0 under way. ten up against rivals. —— 1—0 up. meeting again this time for the final of the italian open. nadal one in straight sets in his semifinal. djo

they play fulham on tuesday knowing a win would guarantee second place.intensity and the level thatis the intensity and the level that is required. then you look at the preparation in between. you haven't had the recovery in between, you haven't had the same routine as you normally do. i'm not saying it didn't affect them that i was impressed by how professional and how they went about it. there's a big game at the bottom of serie a later when torino travel to lazio. a win for torino would secure their survival. in monday's game hellas verona and bologna played out a 2—2 draw. it was level at1 a piece when nikola kalinic restored verona's lead early in the second half, but bologna snatched a draw thanks to rodrigo palacio scoring eight minutes from time. england's summer series against india and pakistan will go ahead despite the two countries being on the covid red list. india's men and women are scheduled to play in england over the next few months — pakistan are due injuly. the players have been given permission to quarantine at the ageas bowl on—site

sadly, it's farewell to fulham.o burnley on monday. meanwhile manchester city can potentially be crowned champions later on tuesday if manchester united fail to beat leicester vity. it is second versus fourth at old trafford in what is also united's third game in six days, and on top of that they'll then have their re—arranged match against liverpool taking place on thursday. it's a schedule that's left their manager unimpressed. if i'd do play these 11 again on tuesday and thursday, it is impossible. i run too much of a risk of injuring them so talking about integrity in the league and stuff, don't blame me when i have to make changes because i have too. it is not safe for them to play all four, so i have to prioritise. in portugal, sporting could wrap up a first primeira liga title since 2002 if they can beat boavista on tuesday. porto did manage to keep the title race alive with a 5—1 thrashing of farense on monday. joao mario with the pick of the goals. the gap with sporting now 5 points. the four time grand sla

in fulham — tempoary traffic lights on fulham palace road just south of charing cross hospital — that's as well. those strong winds and heavy rain push their way eastwards on this area of low pressure. it will eventually turn drier, but staying blustery into tuesday morning. tuesday, a brisk north—westerly wind blowing with some sunny spells and possibly a few showers. i'm back with the latest from bbc london in an hour. bye for now. hello, this is breakfast withjon kay and louise minchin. good morning. we are dealing with the fallout from those extraordinary scenes at manchester united. from what i have read on social media and in the papers this morning, it does not feel like this is the end of it. i think it will be an interesting situation to monitor. did the fans get their message across? are they happy with what they achieved yesterday and that is the end of it? it does not feel that is the case. as you heard, the protests at manchester united against their owners resulted in their game with liverpool being called off. and that story is dominating the back pages this morning, with

later on, southampton take on fulham, and it's brighton against west ham.nd, with rangers looking to go through the season unbeaten. and they're 2—0 ahead against aberdeen, through a joe lewis own goal and a kemar roofe strike. the other games are both goalless. we also have the second leg of the championship play—off tonight — dundee take a 3—0 lead over raith rovers into that match. jonny brownlee has already made the team gb squad for the triathlon at this summer's olympics, but the race is on tojoin him and alex yee has improved his chances with fourth place at the world series race, in japan at yokohama. he's one of three britons chasing just one spot — among them tom bishop. brownlee let him go past, to give him valuable ranking points. and alistair brownlee can still make tokyo — he'll try to qualify next month in leeds. norway's kristian blummenfelt was the winner in yokohama. great britain's liam heath had already qualified for tokyo — and he's now added canoeing world cup gold to his collection. he won the k1200m in hungary, which will give him a

a win for brighton would be a blow to fulham's hopes of staying up.n, who like chelsea are fighting for place in the top four — and aston villa. next to the championship where sheffield wednesday are on the brink of relegation to league one after a 0—0 draw (00v)the hosts didn't the hosts didn't help their cause when this mix—up saw keiran westwood give away a penalty. the keeper did make amends saving lewis grabban�*s spot kick but wednesday couldn't force a winner. they'll be relegated if derby avoid defeat at swansea this afternoon. that one kicked off at 3 and is goalless. staying in sheffield, the world snooker semi final between shaun murphy and kyren wilson is set for a thrilling conclusion later after this morning's session ended with the match level at 12 frames all. murphy had been 10—6 down overnight, but produced an improved performance, including this century break, to tie the match. 17 frames are needed for a place in the final, with mark selby or stuart bingham awaiting the winner... and we can bring you live pictures of that match righ

they're now 10 points clear of the relegation zone and third—from—bottom fulham, who take on chelseathe scottish premiership today were bottom side hamilton, who beat st mirren to keep alive their hopes of staying up. elsewhere there were wins for ross county, stjohnstone, aberdeen and motherwell. champions rangers play celtic tomorrow. lewis hamilton just missed out on his 100th career pole position in qualifying for tomorrow's portuguese grand prix. instead, his mercedes team mate, valterri bottas, beat him byjust seven thousandths of a second to start first on the grid in the algarve. max verstappen was third. there was an exciting finish to the first classic horse race of the season — the 2000 guineas. it was won by poetic flair, who just beat master of the seas in a photo finish at newmarket. the result also proved age is no barrier in racing — thejockey, kevin manning, is 54 and the trainer, jim bolger, 79. 13 years after he burst onto the diving scene, britain's tom daley has won his first world cup event. he took gold in the 10 metres synchronised injapan along with team mate

southampton are hosting relegated fulham in the second premier league game of the day — latest scoret before the half hour mark. brighton face west ham in the late game. the party is getting started in glasgow as rangers completed an unbeaten season with an comprehensive win over aberdeen. rangers are champions of scotland. this is the summit of rangers decade—long journey. this is the summit of rangers decade-long journey.- this is the summit of rangers decade-long journey. decade-long “ourney. nine years ago the were decade-long journey. nine years ago they were sent _ decade-long journey. nine years ago they were sent to _ decade-long journey. nine years ago they were sent to the _ decade-long journey. nine years ago they were sent to the fourth - decade-long journey. nine years ago they were sent to the fourth tier, - they were sent to the fourth tier, now they are back at the top in a season unbeaten. on the pitch and in the streets they marked the ibrox invincible. rangers 55th league title could be the most special. they ended this season how they started it against aberdeen.

fulham's defeat last night confirmed their relegation — and also meant southampton are safe for another palace tonight. before that, manchester united host leicester. defeat will hand rivals city the title. it'll be united's third game in six days — with their re—arranged match against liverpool to come on thursday — a schedule that's left their manager unimpressed. if i do play these 11 again on tuesday and thursday, it's impossible. i run too much of a risk of injuring them. so talking about integrity in the league and stuff, don't blame me when i have to make changes because i have to. it's not safe for them to play all four so i've got to prioritise. all the english league play—off games will be played in front of fans, the efl has announced. numbers are yet to be confirmed, and it will be home supporters only. the welsh government has confirmed that the games involving newport county and swansea will also be in front of a crowd, as part of it's test event programme. there'll be fans at the liberty stadium, for the second leg of swansea's championship play—off semi—final against bar

fulham's hopes of premier league survival look even more remote after their 2—0 loss at west london rivalsnine points from safety with only four games to play. the last few weeks are the last few games— the last few weeks are the last few games probably have been, have given me a feeling that we probably lacked a certain— me a feeling that we probably lacked a certain something at certain moments. today i saw a team that was brave' _ moments. today i saw a team that was brave. had _ moments. today i saw a team that was brave, had courage, had to come at a team _ brave, had courage, had to come at a team that _ brave, had courage, had to come at a team that dominate possession, have -ot team that dominate possession, have got huge _ team that dominate possession, have got huge quality and we see that at moments _ got huge quality and we see that at moments but i felt we put our stamp on it and _ moments but i felt we put our stamp on it and really were brave in that, but disappointing overall with the result— but disappointing overall with the result but very proud of the performance all ro

fulham have a challenge on their hands.mes, a little bit. you know, bringing the memories back of when we battled for the greatest trophies in the sport. it's lovely to see him healthy, and really playing well. it was nice to see him, it was nice to play with him, we had a little chat and hopefully we can see him back on a high level very soon. andy murray, the definition of never giving up. absolutely, thank you very much. i'm still enthused by raymond blanc! he brought sunshine to all of our lives! i don't know if you heard him but he was wonderful, particularly about his mum. tell us about the weather. good morning, there is in the forecast. it's not a particularly cold start so you can see the temperatures we are looking at in our nations and to get through the morning, nine, ten, 11 and 12, they will continue to rise. pollen levels are high in the far south—east, this is a tree pollen we are talking about at the moment. if you have an allergy to that, bear that in mind. for the rest of the week we are still looking at

meanwhile fulham are still deep in trouble after they were beaten 2—0 by chelsea.cored both of the goals to give his side a boost in their hunt for a champions league place. but everton�*s hopes of finishing in the top four took a blow as they were beaten 2—1 by aston villa. anwar el ghazi with a superb second half winner. norwich city will return to the premier leasgue next season as championship winners. they beat reading yesterday to seal the title. they were already promoted, but the win means a second championship win in three seasons for daniel farke�*s squad. it was one of the most eagerly anticipated fights in women's boxing and last night the bout between katie taylor and natasha jonas certainly did not disappoint. the pair, who fought as amateurs back at the london 2012 0lympics went ten very even rounds but katie taylorjust managed to cling on to maintain her undefeated record and remain as the undisputed world lightweight champion. joseph parker recovered from being knocked down in the opening ten seconds to beat derek chisora on points in their heavywe

he has scored against morecambe, crystal palace and fulham and then he scored the winner in the championse will mould this team and his image after inheriting it from frank lampard four months ago. they will be a force to reckon with as well manchester city who finished 19 points ahead of chelsea remember. let us hope it is a really tight season next year. we had this all english final which was always going to be tight but what a climax we have had two this season. indeed, thank ou have had two this season. indeed, thank you very _ have had two this season. indeed, thank you very much _ have had two this season. indeed, thank you very much olly - have had two this season. indeed, thank you very much olly foster. | have had two this season. indeed, i thank you very much olly foster. let thank you very much 0lly foster. let us look inside to another london club celebrating. brentford will be playing premier league football for the first time next season after they beat swansea in the playoff final at wembley. they haven't been in the top flight since 1947, but a penalty from ivan toney and

turning to the roads and fulham palace road has temporary traffic lights near charing cross hospitalet road has been closed by the police. now the weather with elizabeth rizzini. hello, good morning. it is another very blustery day of weather today across the capital. still some strong, gusty winds around and possibly some disruption arising from this. it has been a frost free start to the morning of course and we will see maybe one or two showers working their way through on this north—westerly wind as we head through the course of the morning in particular. the showers moving through very quickly of course on the strong north—westerly wind. winds will ease down a touch through the afternoon but it stays rather blustery. some sunny spells around and temperatures slightly higher than they were yesterday, 13 or 14 celsius. overnight tonight, it is going to feel rather chilly so we will see lots of clear skies around and the winds will fall lighter, temperatures dropping back down to low single figures. a cold start to the day on wednesday. on wednesday, there could be some more shower

and nathan tella scored his first senior goal for southampton, in their 3—1 win over relegated fulhamuttl said tella was the "biggest talent" at the club. rangers fans celebrated after their side completed the scottish premiership season without losing a game, although arrests were made as a large crowd gathered in the centre of glasgow. 0n the pitch, a 4—0 win over aberdeen wrapped up the title—winning campaign, which gave steven gerrard his first managerial honours. joe lynskey reports. commentator: rangers. are champions of scotland! cheering. this is the summit of rangers�* decade—long journey. nine years ago, they were sent down to the fourth tier, now they're back to the top in a season unbeaten. 0n the pitch and in the streets they marked the �*ibrox invincibles�*, rangers�* 55th league title could be their most special. yeah! they ended this season how they started it, against aberdeen. and to reach perfection, it's not always pretty. rangers opened the scoring with an own goal off the keeper. before half—time, it was 2—0, again through a deflection. kemar roofe claimed it, li

months ago with coronavirus restrictions easing 10000 fans were allowed to 10 united's match against fulham on tuesday and unlike recent demonstrations outside old trafford this time supporters protested in peace holding up signs ban united are currently level with one all a setback for tennis star roger federer ahead of this month's french open the 39 year old last on his return to competitive action federer had played since early march of the qatar open and after receiving a 1st round bye in geneva the 20 time grand slam champion made a slow start against the spaniard pablo and who are after losing the opening sat federer recovered in the 2nd but was able to maintain momentum and they were took the margin of 3 sacks and his 1st ever meeting with frederick. i'm sure in a williams will also had to the french open a little rusty following a 2nd round exit and parma italy syria went down in straight sets to catalina cynic over from the czech republic williams has only played 3 matches since the australian open in february. in english football manager or hodgson has announced higher from the g

months there'll be a crowd at old trafford, 10,000 expected for their game against already relegated fulhamned that any pitch invasions or vandalism will be punished. remember the fixture against liverpool earlier this month had to be postponed after violence against police and stewards and fans broke into the stadium we have been waiting for a long time to welcome the fans back. the last couple of home games, especially the liverpool one with the protests, come it is never nice to see a club thatis come it is never nice to see a club that is not united, fans and the teams, so of course we are hoping that tuesday will be a positive day that tuesday will be a positive day that we move together and that we play a good game of football. tottenham play aston villa tomorrow but the pre—match news conference today was dominated by harry kane's future. although we understand that the england captain has not asked for a transfer, numerous reports say that he wants out this summer after anather trophy—less season. kane has another three years left on his contract at the club. i don't think anything

fulham are already down but they are going down fighting.re not where we to be in the league. but hopefully we can bring a trophy back in about ten days' time. so we will do whatever we can and, hopefully, next year, we can see everyone on their seats again. so, all the best from the team and a safe trip back home. at a lively st mary's patrick bamford helped leeds on their way to a 2—0 win in front of 8000 southampton fans. win or lose, they wouldn't have missed it. meanwhile, along the coast at brighton, there was plenty to keep home fans entertained. manchester city were one goal up and one man down inside ten minutes before phil foden, with his usual swagger produced a moment of individual brilliance. that was 2—0 and that could have been game over. but, inspired by the crowd, brighton roared back. with14 minutes left, dan burn made it 3—2 to spark chaos in the stands. what a welcome back. but the game with the most riding on it was at stamford bridge where chelsea, beaten by leicester in the fa cup final at the weekend, attempted a meas

round up, from the bbc sport centre, we're going to kick things off in the premier league where fulham'san end tonight. it's pretty simple, lose to burnley, the team directly above them in the league, and they will head back down to the championship. burnley are just one place above them — but 9 points ahead in the table. it is still 0—0, it is still 0-0, 50 it is still 0—0, 50 minutes played also played at craven cottage. —— 15 minutes. good news for manchester united fans tonight, as the club have announced that edinson cavani has signed a one year contract extension, keeping him at old trafford until next summer. while it took the uruguyan striker a while to settle at the club, he's now scored eight goals in his past seven games, 15 in total this season. the champions league final between chelsea and manchester city on the 29th of may could be played at wembley. —— portugal. uefa is set to decide by wednesday whether to switch the game from istanbul to london. turkey is in full lockdown with the uk government saying people should only travel there in extreme circumstances. senior spor

the win moves brighton up to 1ath, 10 points above the relegation zone and fulham.ing for his 100th pole position, but he was pipped to the front by his mercedes teammate valterri bottas for this afternoons portuguese grand prix. red bull's max verstappen will start third on the grid thanks to the windy conditions at portimao. the dutchman had set a time fast enough for pole, but was blown off course and had his time deleted. valtteri bottas went fastest, just a fraction of a second quicker than championship leader hamilton. the world snooker championship final gets underway later today in front of a capacity crowd in sheffield. the 2005 winner shaun murphy pulled off a stunning comeback to beat kyren wilson in his semi final. he won eight frames in a row against wilson, who lost in last years final to go from 12—9 down to win17—12. murphy is now through to his fourth world championship final and his first since 2015. i'd be struggling to find a time from, you know, so far behind in a match where i've played as well as certainly tonight came out. and, er, no—one's m

fulham are already down but they are going down fighting.ophy back in about ten days' time. so we will do whatever we can and, hopefully, next year, we can see everyone on their seats again. so, all the best from the team and a safe trip back home. at a lively st mary's patrick bamford helped leeds on their way to a 2—0 win in front of 8000 southampton fans. win or lose, they wouldn't have missed it. meanwhile, along the coast at brighton, there was plenty to keep home fans entertained. manchester city were one goal up and one man down inside ten minutes before phil foden, with his usual swagger produced a moment of individual brilliance. that was 2—0 and that could have been game over. but, inspired by the crowd, brighton roared back. with 1a minutes left, dan burn made it 3—2 to spark chaos in the stands. what a welcome back. but the game with the most riding on it was at stamford bridge where chelsea, beaten by leicester in the fa cup final at the weekend, attempted a measure of revenge. antonio rudiger got them up and running before timo

he has managed england, liverpool, inter—milan, he is a legend at west brom and fulham for what he didgether. many thanks indeed. the australian bowlers involved in the infamous ball—tampering match against south africa in 2018 have released a joint statement again denying that they knew what was going on at the time. mitchell starc, pat cummins, josh hazlewood & nathan lyon have responded following an interview with batsman cameron bancroft, who was banned for using sandpaper to scuff up the ball in the cape town test. he appeared to suggest the bowlers would have known the ball had been tampered with. the quartet have protested their innocence and have requested "an end to the rumour—mongering and innuendo". that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. that at about 1:30pm. a number of uk universities have said they plan to continue delivering some lectures online in the autumn term. students in leeds have started a petition in protest, saying there's no reason for them not to be in lecture halls when they can sit in pubs and cinemas. and we can speak now to

and nathan tella scored his first senior goal for southampton, in their 3—1 win over relegated fulhamrge crowd gathered in the centre of glasgow. on the pitch, a a—0 win over aberdeen wrapped up the title—winning campaign, which gave steven gerrard his first managerial honours. joe lynskey reports. rangers a champions of scotland! this is the summit of rangers coopehs this is the summit of rangers cooper's decade—long journey. nine years ago they were sent down to the fourth year, now they are back to the top in a season unbeaten. on the pitch and in the streets they marked the ibrox invincible is, rangers we posit 50—50 league title could be their most special —— rangers' 55th league title. and to reach perfection is not i was pretty. rangers opened the scoring with an own goal of the keeper. before half—time, it was 2—0, again through a deflection. e—mail ruth claimed it, like he has done all season. he has become the champions' top scorer. this was clearly his. the team lead and transformed by steven gerrard, who at his third season in the club has his first career league title. je