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well, scotland head coach gregor townsend has named his squad ahead of that game next sunday.ng a shoulder injury. centre cameron redpath is still out, though. and bath back rowjosh bayliss has been called up to the squad for the first time. novak djokovic says his journey to a ninth australian open title and an 18th overall grand slam trophy was an "emotional roller—coaster". he beat daniil medvedev in straight—sets to continue his rule on the rod laver arena in melbourne, as adam wild reports. there are few players in the history of tennis that have dominated one tournament quite like novak djokovic in melbourne. eight times a winner before today. there is a slight sense, though, that times in tennis may be changing. daniil medvedev at the forefront of the sport's next generation, but djokovic is not the type to let up nor let go. the mark of a great champion, always the hunger for more. set one hard —fought. for djokovic, hard—won. medvedev giving everything, getting nothing, the feeling of so many players before him when faced with djokovic. things now beginning to fall ap

let's hear now from gregor townsend. i am delighted for the players.ted in the game from the coaching box, so we were actually quite calm there in the second half. the way the players led on the field, their accuracy was superb in these conditions. we just had one of those days, first half we come in, - we're two points behind, - but in reality they've got 75% possession, the penalty count was something like 10—1, - so we're hanging in there. and, yeah, credit to our guys, we hung there today, - we had no ball, we had no field position, - we had no penalty count. and we've only got ourselves . to blame for the penalty count, let's be clear about that. football, now. let's take you through the results from the english premier league. everton claimed a point in the 95th minute away at manchester united, thanks to dominic calvert lewin. the game ending 3—3. united's slip late on means they now trail premier league leaders manchester city by two points. elsewhere burnley drew 1—1 with brighton. a 9—man newcastle beat southampton 3—2. fulham v west ham was

they also had that historic win over england last weekend, but head coach gregor townsend is taking nothing our country, it is not going to count for much if we don't back it up, if we don't go out and grab this opportunity now to get a second when in the championship. the players have been excellent this week at training. we have to make sure we build on that and keep the progress we have made going for another week. and you can watch scotland against wales in the six nations live from murrayfield on bbc one from 4pm this afternoon. there are four games in the premier league today. one of them is already under way, with the champions liverpool playing leicester at the king power stadium. jurgen klopp's side have lost their last two matches, but they could replace leicester in third with a win. approaching half—time, it remains goalless. liverpool have had the better of the match so far. sir ben ainslie's british sailing team has been in action in the prada cup overnight. this is the competition to decide who goes up against new zealand in the america's cup later this year. ainslie's ineos

scotland coach gregor townsend insists the match must be rescheduled for a day when his top players are some parts of the eu, vaccination rates are one fifth of the rate here. and some places are now reporting a reluctance to take the astrazeneca vaccine, after some countries incorrectly raised questions about its efficacy, especially for older patients. the focus of the vaccine rollout so far has largely been on over—70s. but it's also included nearly 200,000 young people from across the uk who are classed as extremely clinically vulnerable and who've been shielding for much of the past year. daniela relph has been hearing from some of them. the day you get your first vaccine, when you're 22 years old and have been shielding on and off for almost a year, is a big moment. do you want to come and wait down here? it's quite emotional. i'm very excited about it, it does really mean a lot to me. this is your vaccination card, today you're receiving. the astrazeneca vaccine. hope stephens has crohn's — an inflammation of the digestive system. she's spent months thinking about being here, in

france to take on the french next, signs of things are looking really good for scotland under gregor townsends well. after two games _ performances as well. after two ganres i— performances as well. after two games i probably expected scotland to have _ games i probably expected scotland to have won one and lost one, as it turned _ to have won one and lost one, as it turned out — to have won one and lost one, as it turned out it— to have won one and lost one, as it turned out it was the other way round _ turned out it was the other way round then maybe we would have thought. — round then maybe we would have thought, scotland are still in a good _ thought, scotland are still in a good place but they are going to paris _ good place but they are going to paris now— good place but they are going to paris now which is a really tough ptace _ paris now which is a really tough place and — paris now which is a really tough place and it will be another test. if place and it will be another test. if they— place and it will be another test. if they cut— place and it will be another test. if they cut out