its jack grealish in the manchester _ harder to watch.lish in the manchester derby. - harder to watch. its jack grealish in the manchester derby. on - harder to watch. its jack grealish in the manchester derby. on the| in the manchester derby. on the field forjust _ in the manchester derby. on the field forjust three _ in the manchester derby. on the field forjust three minutes, - field forjust three minutes, instant impact. for an hour this was a derby without bite, without controversy. step forward, rashford. namely behind the city defense and off—side. but in leaving the ball and allowing bruno fernandes to score, was he active? the assistance said yes, bemusement interviewed, the referee said no. the mac it's a goal. bedlam followed. now, we had a derby. complete with its comeback. nine goals at home in nine games now for rashford, equalling the united record, nine wins in a row for united themselves, it's a result that changes the narrative in manchester that might just that changes the narrative in manchester that mightjust change m

just three minutes after coming on, jack grealish feeding fellow substitute riyad mahrez the perfectslotted home in style. city leaving stamford bridge having bridge the gap to the top to five points, the title race is hotting up. time for a look at the weather. here's darren. a super sunset earlier on here in the borders but it has been turning very windy overnight in scotland. the strongest winds will be in northern parts of the country overnight. we have got a deep area of low pressure approaching the north—west of scotland but let's not discount this weather front which is bringing a band of thick cloud and heavy rain which will be accompanied by some pretty lively winds. it sweeps away towards the south—east and following that we will see clearer skies. and following that we will see clearerskies. by and following that we will see clearer skies. by the end of the night, temperatures will be at sixes and sevens. tomorrow, it is a windy start in scotland. the wind abates in the morning, the showers become fewer, and we will see some sunshine. other parts of the country seeing some

city looked to be closing the gap on premier league leaders arsenal after substitute jack grealish headedass intended for marcus rashford who was offside. the flag went up but the ref said the goal should stand, deciding that rashford hadn't interfered with play. rashford went on to score the winner a few minutes later, that moves united into third — just one point behind city. brighton are up to seventh, moving above liverpool after beating them 3—nil. nottingham forest are still on the up, brennanjohnson scored both goals in their win against leicester. wolves are out of the bottom three after beating west ham who drop into the relegation zone and brentford beat bournemouth. celtic are into the scottish league cup final — the holders beating kilmarnock 2—0 at hampden. daizen maeda scored celtic�*s opener — albeit with some help of a poor clearance by kyle lafferty. kilmarnock did have chances to level it but celtic also had two goals disallowed before seal their place in the final with a goal in stoppage time from giorgos giakomakis. rangers and aberdeen play in the other semi final tom

it's jack grealish in the manchester derby. on the field for just three minutes, instant impact.ur this was a derby without bite, without controversy. step forward, rashford. namely behind the city defense and off—side. but in leaving the ball and allowing bruno fernandes to score, was he active? the assistants said yes, bemusement ensued. the referee said no. it's a goal. bedlam followed. now, we had a derby. complete with its comeback. nine goals at home in nine games now for rashford, equalling the united record, nine wins in a row for united themselves, it's a result that changes the narrative in manchester that mightjust change the course of their seasons. and maybe even the title. two teams, one city, still very much divided. quite a winning run that manchester united are on. they have moved up to third, one point behind city. but what about that equalising goal, when an offside rashford was ruled to be not interfering with play even as he ran for a pass intended for him before bruno fernandes scored. i thought that i went a bit early, so ijust didn't run. you know, if i wo

rashford scored the late winner against city in their 2—1 win after they had gone behind to a jack grealishrashford also played a part in their contentious equaliser. he was ruled not to be interfering with play, despite being offside and running onto a pass that was converted by bruno fernandes. i thought that i went to bed early, so ijust didn't run. you know, if i would have run for the ball, i would have just taken it and try to score or tried to pass to bruno, but i thought i was offside, so it stopped, i didn't touch the ball. so yeah, that is all i could do in that situation, really, it is up to the referees and the linesmen and how they see it, but yes, you know, from my point of view i wasn't involved in the play. if i wanted to be involved with the play, then i could have easily taken the ball. so yeah, i feel like it should have easily taken the ball. so yeah, ifeel like it should have have easily taken the ball. so yeah, i feel like it should have stood. arsenal can capitalise on that city slip up tomorrow, if they beat spurs they'll move eight points clear at the top. brighton

but jack grealish, had the keys to unlock the arsenal defence, and what a finish from nathan akey to were going _ come here thinking that they were going to _ come here thinking that they were going to mow us over and being shocked — later on bbc one, preston north end of the championship, will be hoping to cause a shock of their own, as they welcome premier league tottenham. top four performers on a weekly basis. and he is obviously a top manager on his own. whatever respect he shows us, we will accept. but we will do the same thing in terms of respect levels. we will absolutely have no fear in taking the game to them and having a good go. we are going to have a real good go at it. and when a premier league comes, you have got to try to put on a show. england's cricketers are kicking themselves, after throwing away, their first one—day international against south africa after being in a great position, in bloemfontein. set a total of 299 to win, england jason roy, hit a century, which powered his side to 146 without loss, but when he was out, there was a complete batting collaspe, a

if the deal goes through, it would eclipse the 100 million manchester city paid aston villa for jack grealishbre not having my best stuff, it gives me a lot of confidence going forward. australian open champion novak djokovic says he's focused on making more history in the sport after winning his 22nd grand slam title which brought him level with rafael nadal. the 35—year—old world number one has been showing off the trophy he's now won ten times. djokovic admits this year's tournament in melbourne took a huge mental toll on him due to off—court controversies, and fears about how the crowd would respond to him after he was deported from australia last year due to his covid vaccine status. djokovic says he was delighted by how he was welcomed in melbourne, and is already planning his return next year. and in cricket, two new zealand internationals have signed for lancashire. colin de grandhomme and daryl mitchell here will be available for both their county championship and t20 blast campaigns in 2023. lancashire finished as runners—up in both last year. that's all the sport for now. i will ha

just three minutes after coming on, jack grealish feeding fellow substitute riyad mahrez the perfect the first minutes with raheem, and everyone. so it was not easy, but... it is not about the result. the way they played was great. city leaving stamford bridge having bridged the gap to the top to five points, the title race is hotting up. laura scott, bbc news. the injury theme coninutes in the tennis. emma raducanu has hit out at tournament organisers in auckland, after suffering what she describes as a "freak" injury, one which puts her participation in the australia open potentially in doubt. the former us open champion was competing in the asb classic when she rolled her ankle and was forced to retire. she left the court in tears, and later criticised the slippery playing surface, saying, "it's not a surprise this happened to someone." raducanu endured an injury hit 2022, ending her season early with a wrist problem and now faces a battle to be fit for the australian open, which begins in ten days' time. there's good news coming out of america, as nfl player damar hamlin, is awak