coming up on this programme: hector bellerin strikes in stoppage time to hand arsenal a 2—2 draw at homel ashes test between australia and england has been delayed by rain in sydney and japan's kei nishikori withdraws from the australian open due to an ongoing wrist injury hello and welcome to the programme where we start with the english premier league and the news that hector bellerin struck in the second minute of stoppage time to hand arsenal a 2—2 draw at home to champions chelsea in what was an enthralling match. watching in north london was the bbc'sjohn murray. have to get your breath back after that. all the goals coming in the second half. could easily have gone 2- nil second half. could easily have gone 2— nil but the penalty was scored. alonso stealing in.

it looked all over but arsenal down the goal from hector bellerin yet there was still time for chelseave that golden opportunity, one—on—one, the shot and then the rebound struck across. and it's finished, arsenal, too. chelsea, too. it was a remarkable game and again we got a very bad decision against us $0 we got a very bad decision against us so we we got a very bad decision against us so we have to account in the preparation of our games that is what have to base. not to give up, that's what we did. it was a great football game. when you come here, but unfortunately sometimes you see bad decisions. i love football and would like to talk about football, not referees and that would be nice at some stage. with the game, i think we deserved to win because we had a lot of chances to score and it was a pity because we needed it and there are two minutes to go. i think we must doa two minutes to go. i think we must do a big effort to keep the wind. now to the last of the coppa italia quarter—finals where holdersjuventus have beaten torino 2—0 in the turin derby. douglas costa grabbed the

in added time, hector bellerin held his nerve, a finish from the full—back to put the strikers to shamey not win the title but this was a breathless, brilliant match that had it all. i love football, and i would like to talk about football, not about referees. and that would be nice, at some stage. but there were also some thrilling moments to concentrate on in the game, weren't there?m thrilling moments to concentrate on in the game, weren't there? it was a great football game. when you come here, you see football and that is what you want people to talk about. it is always about controversy and frustration. that is not what we live for. we live the love football. the media and the social networks tried everybody crazy today, but what is important for me is how good is the football game, and that is all you want. an exciting game for the people watching this game. less, less for us, for me, and also for the players, because there is a disappointment at the end because i think when you are so close to win the game, as we have seen at the emirates, it is a pity. elsewhere, west brom say

now, in case you missed it, hector bellerin struck in the second minute of stoppage time to hand arsenal a questionable penalty, were scored in a frantic second half that saw both goalkeepers help their teams. but it was the spaniard bellerin who scored a stoppage time equaliser for arsenal. at the end of the game, i think that we decided to win because we had a lot of chances to score. it was a pity because... there are two minutes to go. i think that we must doa minutes to go. i think that we must do a big effort kicked the winner. now, we asked you what you would do if you were hit by a chocolate bar. well, here's what defender stelios demetriou did when he was playing for scottish second—tier side st mirren. this video has been shared all over social media. demetriou is hit in the back by the bar after it's been thrown from the stands, just before he's about to take a throw—in. so what do you do? well, you take a bite of it, of course, and get on with the game! i'm sure it gave him plenty of energy for the rest of the game, so who's laughing now?! you can get all the latest sports ne

chelsea were ahead with just minutes to go, but arsenal's hector bellerin snatched a late equaliser inthe music industry. across the uk, the amount of music we bought, streamed and downloaded rose at its fastest rate since the 1990s. and home—grown artists, like ed sheeran, accounted for eight out of ten of last year's best selling albums. it's notjust digital downloads, there's been a vinyl revival too. our consumer affairs correspondent, nina warhurst, reports. 2018 is set to be big for francis lung, releasing his first album on manchester's buzzing music scene. because of the internet, he doesn't need the backing of a big label to be heard. i've got the power to put it online immediately and everybody that is waiting for it can hear it. whereas before, i would have to wait for someone to give me permission, wait for somebody to tell me that it's good enough for other people to hear. last year we streamed more music than ever, 68 billion songs, the equivalent of more than 1,00 each. -- 1,000. father christmas brought it, and that's elbow... perhaps more surprising is how the tables h

marcos alonso, then thought he'd won it for the blues, before hector bellerin got arsenal's equaliserlove football and i would like to talk about football not referees and that's, that would be nice at some stagings but there were also some thrilling homes to concentrate on in the game, weren't there? yes, i think it was a great football game, when you come here, you see football and that is what you want people to talk about. an exciting game for the people watching, this game. less for us, for me, and yes, also for the players because there is a disappointment at the end, because i think that when you are so close to winning the game. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. lawyers for president trump have threatened legal action against his former chief strategist. an explosive new book quotes steve bannon as saying that a meeting between mr trump's son, donald junior, and a group of russians during the election campaign was "treasonous". the president reacted saying his former strategist had ‘lost his mind' when he lost his job. the book make many cl

marcos alonso, then thought he'd won it for the blues, before hector bellerin, got arsenal's equaliser. it would be nice of some stage but there were some thrilling moments. yes, i think it was a great football game. when you come here, you see football in this what you want people to talk about. it was a controversy. and frustration. the social network driving everybody crazy what is important to me is how good the football game is. at the end of the game, i think that we decided to win but less for me because also for the players. it was a disappointment. when we are so close to winning the game. it is a pity. west brom midfielder, jake livermore, confronted a west ham fan on tuesday night, in response to taunts about the death, of his infant son in 2014. west brom say "all right—minded football supporters could understand this reaction", after livermore was seen in a heated exchange, near his team's dugout. they also also say the player, has the total support of everyone at the club. west ham are investigating the incident. we know andy murray is struggling with a hip injury ahead o