hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm jane dougall.to stay — haaland signs a huge nine and a half year contract, keeping him at manchester city for most of his career. a triumphant roar from jack draper — victory after an exhausting five sets — but will he recover to face carlos alcaraz in the australian open? howzat! the aussie�*s have been on fire, but no such success down under for england women who've lost the third odi in the ashes, handing the home side their best chance of retaining the trophy. also coming up on sportsday. we hear from lindsay vonn who's back competing at a0 with a titaniam knee! she says she only retired from skiing because of the pain. i from skiing because of the pain. love what i do so to i love what i do so i never wanted to slow down, but it was really hard. it was really, really hard. welcome to the programme. he's used to breaking records, well today, erling haaland and manchester city confirmed the biggest deal in british football history has been signed. the super striker�*s new contract will keep him

hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm jane dougall. night under the lights for liverpool at anfield — as they aim to reach the knockout stages of the champions league — with a game to spare. djokovic defiance — novak finds some magic in melbourne to move a step closer to a record breaking 25th grand slam title. and we're in rome for the launch of this years six nations. as ireland start their bid to defend their back to back titles. also coming up on sportsday... it's england v wales — we build up to a huge fight as natasha jonas and lauren price prepare to do battle in london. and the end to an illustrious career, we hearfrom jen beattie on her highs and lows over 16 years in the game. the team is your automatic family, so definitely the day to day chat, being part of something bigger than yourself is something i'll miss massively. welcome to the programme. the new—look champions league is coming to the end of the league phase with british teams liverpool, arsenal and aston villa all looking likely to progress. however, there's jeopar

well, let's get some more on this match — a huge one for both sides — and cross live to jane dougall,he one i match their bigger performances they played, united, how tough would it be against southampton later on? i think the fans might seat is a must win game, united showed great character and their recent matches that you talked about, pushing to get that draw and a very tough atmosphere against liverpool at anfield, and then beaten arsenal with ten men and going to penalties in the third round of the epic up at the weekend, but those results were on the road, and oblates, united have not fared well here at home at old trafford, in fact, they have lost three successive matches in the premier league at home, 15 in the table, and if they lose tonight, it would be the first time they would've lost or top—flight games in a row since 1930, so the pressure is definitely on ruben amorim post up there are problems with player availability, vehicle adult suspended after that red card, jonny evans, victor lindelof and others out injured, and it doesn't look like marcus rashford will feature

hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm jane dougall.from the ecb, demanding the international cricket council take action ahead of england's match against afghanistan. they call for funding to be witheld and the women's team re—instated. round and round we go, david moyes closes in on a return to everton. whilst graham potter takes charge of west ham tonight, in a managerial merry—go round. and no ronnie at the palace: o'sullivan won't defend his masters crown, as he withdraws from the tournament. we speak to four time champion mark selby about his absence. also coming up on sportsday. novak djokovic says his relationship with new coach andy murray has started well — and their partnership's been compared to two other greats in a different sport. it's great, to become the coach, welcome to the programme. sport has often been used as a political tool, particularly in cricket, and after calls for england to boycott their match against afghanistan, because of the taliban regime's assault on women's rights — the ecb have sent a powerful lett