katie gornall talking about scotland.otball, but a little further north in scotland, where celtic were 5—0 winners away to partick thistle. patrick roberts picked up two of the goals for the champions at firhill, as brendan rodgers's side are nowjust one match away from going through the entire scottish premiership season undefeated, having drawn four matches and won 33, leaving them 30 points clear of second placed aberdeen. the swedish football federation postponed thursday's top flight game between gothenburg and aik after an allegation of an attempt to fix the match. it's been established that an aik player was approached and asked to ensure that his team lost. in a statement from the sff, they say... "the starting point for all of our games is that they're safe and conducted in a sporting manner. based on the information we've received, we cannot guarantee that the ifk gothenburg and aik game is a safe match." here's spenser bomholt of radio sweden. so, this is really the first insta nce so, this is really the first

for david wagner's side through huddersfield and it's where we find our sports correspondent, katie gornallots of clubs with parades celebrating promotion over the years — does this one feel different bearing in mind how long huddersfield have been away from the top division? it feels very special here. the team are now onstage celebrating with theirfans are now onstage celebrating with their fans who have turned up to celebrate promotion with their side. they have lined the streets all day. they have lined the streets all day. the sense i get from speaking to fa ns the sense i get from speaking to fans is that these celebrations are so fans is that these celebrations are so unexpected. they did not think they would see their side be promoted. as you heard there, 1a yea rs promoted. as you heard there, 1a years ago the side were in administration in the bottom tier of the football league. this season they had one of the smallest budgets in the championship, what they have achieved in getting back to the top flight achieved in getting back to the top flight of english football for the first t

our sports correspondent katie gornall is here... we will start with these diving bands. will they be enforced? this is something that has been on the mind of the fa for some time. they have created a new offence of and this system has been placed in scotland since 2011. they have punished three players this season have punished three players this season for this kind of offence. in england, it will work in a similar way. a 3—person panel consisting of a former match official, former player and a former manager will review footage from the weekend looking for cases of simulation, specifically a player winning a penalty and fairly or getting an opponent sent off. any player that they find unanimously guilty will be given a suspension. the reaction to this has been somewhat mixed. robert huth, the leicester city defender, says it is great news. particular sin to sam allardyce, crystal palace manager, he has a different perspective —— if you listen to. manager, he has a different perspective —— if you listen tom is utter rubbish, what about the lad who gets but who did not d

katie gornall was at crewe magistrates‘ court.n keynes, where he is on remand. we saw him on atv where he is on remand. we saw him on a tv screen wearing a blue jumper with his arms crossed. he spoke only to confirm his name, date of birth and to say that he understood the 21 fresh charges against him. these new charges against four boys aged between 10—16 and they are alleged to have it in place between 1983 and 1991. barry bennell is a former youth team coach with crewe alexandra and a number of other clu bs alexandra and a number of other clubs in the north—west of england. he is —— he has already appeared in court, and he pled not guilty to 2012 six abuse charges. it means you face a total of 41 child six abuse charges when he appears in crown court injuly. charges when he appears in crown court in july. —— charges when he appears in crown court injuly. —— he pled not guilty to 20 abuse charges. kyle edmund has been knocked out of the rome masters. juan martin del potro beat him in straight sets. the british number two pushed

katie gornall, bbc news, huddersfield. time for a look at the weather. here's tomasz schafernaker.s starting to improve, actually, for many of us, across northern parts of the uk, it will be a lovely evening, dry with clearing skies into tonight. let's look at the satellite picture from earlier on. a lot of cloud across the uk. this curl of cloud, that is the uk. this curl of cloud, that is the weather front that moved across the weather front that moved across the north. it brought rain earlier on, now beautiful weather in northern ireland. it's clearing skies during the night across scotland. to the south it will stay a little bit on the cloudy side. maybe some murk around the coasts, around 1a degrees, milder, muggier here. in the north nippy under the starry skies. tomorrow, apart from the south where it might be cloudy first thing, on the whole it's looking beautiful. lots of sunshine around. those temperatures really pleasant, 23 in london, 21 across yorkshire, not far off 20 in the lowla nds yorkshire, not far off 20 in the lowlands of scotland as well. that fine weather, ba

our sports correspondent katie gornall has more.s for fa council membership. the idea is to make it more diverse and more reflective of the people who played the sport. greg clark, the chairman, who threatened to resign if these reforms will pass, called it a good start, but he wanted to go further. you have to remember the pressure the fa was under to reform. there was a threat of public money being withdrawn if they didn't. although people feel these reforms don't go far enough, given the glazier pace of change we have seen at the fa previously, it is a significant step forward. one of the other measures approved by the fa at their agm is a move from next season to introduce retrospective bans for players who dive orfeign injury. speaking before the move was rubber stamped, the crystal palace manager sam alla rdyce gave this, strong reaction. well, it is utter rubbish because what about the lad that gets booked but didn't dive, what will they do about that? go on? what are they going to do with it? they will say, it is unlucky. th

well let's talk to our sports correspondent katie gornall who is at old trafford for us.m this deal. that is right. this stems from a book due to be published in germany making claims that have been widely reported in the media, the central claim is a breakdown of this £89 million world record transfer of paul pogba from juventus to manchester united in the summer, claiming that his agent received £41 million as part of this transfer. a further allegation in the book also saying that may in some weighbridge ownership rules. but at the moment no suggestion that anyone has done anything wrong, fifa said it is not anything wrong, fifa said it is not a formal investigation but they are wanting a bit more detail on it. they've written to manchester united to seek clarification, they want to know exactly who was involved in this deal to bring paul pogba to old trafford and they need to know how much money was paid to him. no suggestion that anyone has done anything wrong but clearly many questions swirling around about this particular transfer. i suppose it reflects wider conce

our sports correspondent katie gornall has more.it more diverse and reflective of the people who play the sport. greg clarke, the chairman, threatened to resign if these reforms were not passed. a good start but he wanted to go further. remember the pressure the fa were under to reform, a threat of millions of pounds of public money being withdrawn if they did not meet this criteria, code of conduct set out by the government. although some feel the reforms do not go far enough, given the place your pace of change that we've seen at the fa before, it's a significant step forward. one of the other measures approved by the fa at their agm is a move from next season to introduce retrospective bans for players who dive orfeign injury. speaking before the move was rubber stamped, the crystal palace manager sam alla rdyce gave this, strong reaction. well, it is utter rubbish. what about the lad who gets booked that did not dive? what will they do about that? what will they do about it? no, they will say that is unlucky, next time we will t

the town is now preparing for a victory parade, our sports correspondent katie gornall is there. of the fa ns all heating up as well! some of the fans have only just all heating up as well! some of the fans have onlyjust made their way back from wembley just fans have onlyjust made their way back from wembleyjust now. filling up back from wembleyjust now. filling up here in the square. in about one hour, the team are going to board their open top bus, at the stadium about one mile away. they will be hoping the weather improves when they do! then they will make their way down to is —— make their way down to saint georges square. thousands of fans are expected to line that route, where celebrations will pick up again. these are celebrations that they never expected to see, for a number of reasons. when you think back to 2003, huddersfield were in administration, languish at the bottom of the football league. they are expected to have one of the lowest budgets in the league but had their day at wembley, beating reading in the play—off final to win promotion. a lot of credit needs to