let's start with nelly korda. she came in as the world number 21.ht birdies in that round. she delivered. eight birdies in that round- the — she delivered. eight birdies in that round- the way — she delivered. eight birdies in that round. the way she _ she delivered. eight birdies in that round. the way she responded - she delivered. eight birdies in that round. the way she responded to l she delivered. eight birdies in that. round. the way she responded to each of her drops with birdies immediately afterwards was really very impressive, most notably the bogey on the 16th and birdies at the 17th. and the 18th. both of those holes constitute a very testing finish. super brown from a player who has commanded much of the attention and the build—up to the championship. but attention and the build-up to the championship-— championship. but she far from ulled championship. but she far from pulled away _ championship. but she far from pulled away because _ championship. but she far from pulled away because lots - championship. but she far from pulled away

their dad petr korda winning an australian open title.rn japan and that went to peresjepchirchir. thanks to sarah there. plenty more to come from tokyo. sticking on the theme, roughly. we've seen skateboarding, rockclimbing and surfing introduced to the olympics this year but could this sport be next? dog triathlon. known as canicross — it's when owners compete in the challenge to run, bike and swim — but with their dogs tagging along. the bbc�*s carol malia has been along to one canicross training club near ashington in northumberland in the north of england — to see how it's done. tension mounts at the lineup for the first discipline and it was never going to be a quiet entry into the waterfor the going to be a quiet entry into the water for the 100 going to be a quiet entry into the waterfor the 100 metre going to be a quiet entry into the water for the 100 metre swim. going to be a quiet entry into the waterfor the 100 metre swim. dogs bark. weeks and months of training had come to this, the odd illegal assist, but the contenders gene

if anyone could rock korda roy it's bertha. >> thanks. >> bring it back.rts of the bay area seeing fog this morning. meteorologist kari hall you're not wearing core da roy. >> probably could if you wanted to. starting out with a live look outside in oakland as you're heading out the door. nice, cool start to the day but take a look at our trend. it's going to gradually warm up. we'll take a look at all off our microclimates in a few minutes. >> the human sound track. over here, sounded better for 101. we'll talk what's going on north of palo alto where you're looking at a smooth drive right now. >> a major san francisco street shutting down this morning. how it could affect your morning commute for the rest of the week. you're watching "today in the bay." who could have known that the right food could help your new friend live their best life or give your old friend new energy or that the smallest changes could make the biggest impact. you did. and so did we. that's why hill's always starts with a pet's biology to anticipate their ever-changing nutritional

fresh from her olympic gold medal in tokyo, all eyes were on world number one nelly korda.wilt _ last year's surprise winner, sophia popov, started well. but then this — carnoustie by name, carnasty by nature. she battled back, though, to finish on par. the british players have mostly struggled, but not former champion georgia hall. she shone on day one, at one point topping the leaderboard, but now one stroke off the pace. level with scotland's louise duncan, an amateur taking her moment on the big stage. well, she's within the lead as well. at the head of the field are south korea's sei young kim and sweden's madelene sagstrom, both on five under par, and up there level with them, ominously poised, is korda. jo currie, bbc news. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. pretty cloudy day for most of us today. there have been a few good breaks here and there was some sunshine breaking through. there hello again. it's been another pretty cloudy day for most of us today. there have been a few breaks here and there. a bit of sunshine

nelly korda finished one shot ahead. the japanese athlete got the silver, lydia ko got the bronze.ing on president biden not to attend this year's memorial events unless he declassifies files that they contend will show saudi leaders supported the atrocity. this year marks the 20th anniversary of the attacks in new york, virginia and pennsylvania, which killed nearly 3,000 people. our north america correspondent barbara plett usher explained more about what the group is asking of the president. there's around 1,700 people who have signed this letter and they have long been asking for access to classified government documents on whether the saudi arabian government was implicated in the al-qaeda plot — so whether saudi officials assisted or aided orfunded these hijackers in any way. the saudi government has always said it was not involved and previous us administrations have refused to declassify the documents, saying that it's a national security issue. now, this letter is saying, look, it's 20 years since this happened. there's just no reason why this information has to be kept se

both on five under par, and up their level with them poised is korda. jo currie, bbc news.ticeable features of august this year. it has not been dry everywhere, we have seen hefty showers developed across wales initially and then move into central portions of england. they will be moving east with time. low pressure is lacking and these weather fronts will bring bands of rain over the next couple of days or so. overnight, there were showers pushing into east anglia before fading after midnight, there will be a lot of cloud around tonight and if you mist patches as well. temperatures ten to 1a degrees. the first sign of the rain arriving, i showed you those weather fronts a moment ago, will be for northern ireland. further east there is chance of seeing more breaks in the cloud. it may stay bright for northern scotland, eastern england and perhaps east wales into the afternoon but rain will be starting to write for west scotland, north—west england, north west scotland, north—west england, north—west wales as well. the top temperature is 22. low pressure is bringing these we

. >>> now to golf, nelly korda leaving no doubt who the best player is.n 1988. her dad an australian open player and her brother a pro tennis player. fell i nelly told me about her emotions. >> oh, my gosh, i had tears in my eyes, actually. no one can really explain it to you until i guess you're there and seeing the flag go up. it's just a huge mon for. >> all right. now imagine winning an olympic medal for something you've done three times before in your life. that's what american molly seidel did. she took home a bronze behind a pair of kenyan runners. seidel was baby-sitting and working in a coffee shop last year but she never gave up. now she's gone the distance and is bringing home a bronze medal. the great allyson felix cementing her status in the history books. she took bronze in the women's 400 meter. she's the most decorated female track athlete. this is her fifth olympics, her first as a mom. the jamaican women putting an exclamation point on olympic sprinting. they finished with a time of 41.02 seconds, the second fastest time in history, kim.

. >>> nelly korda edged out japan for a gold medal. but in the baseball game, the u.s. fell to the host country with a 3-2 finish. on the mat, a silver from sarah hildebrand. in the equestrian team event, jessica springsteen made her olympic debut with a silver. >>> team usa water polo, those women came out with a big win, a gold. and seeing our hometown hero continue her scoring streak. there are more gold medals up for grabs. women's basketball, and women's volleyball. they will be taking on brazil hoping to get their first gold medal. >> liz, before we let you go, one more day. any more uniforms to show? you have a different outfit on every single day. >> i am wearing the close uniform jacket, but we never got to show you some weightlifting swag we have. a pair of medals went home with weightlifters. and katie nye broke a record, three of them actually. and this belt, gives you abdominal support while you are crunching. >> nice, liz. >>> team usa has chosen track and field star kara as the closing ceremony flag bearer. winger is one of two captains for the track and

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the american nelly korda in first place and also we have a third place from japan and another at eighth a lot of people are watching that match very closely. people are watching that match very closely-— very closely. and of course said late — very closely. and of course said late throughout - very closely. and of course said late throughout these | said late throughout these games we have talked a lot about covid—19 restrictions, safety, etc. what me for the latest on the covid—19 numbers. indeed, alice, i'd like a broken record talking about this surge in covid—19 numbers every single day but yesterday's latest number across japan surpassing yesterday's latest number acrossjapan surpassing way across japan surpassing way above 15,000. acrossjapan surpassing way above 15,000. here in tokyo, the number it was just above 4500 the number it was just above a500 and were the second—highest with a before we saw the number topping 5000 but we are seeing record numbers of cases in surrounding prefectures as well as 0saka prefectures as well as osaka and kyoto. and a total number of infections

nelly korda shares the lead with the 2020 pga champion kim sei—young and sweden's madelene sagstroem.8 champion georgia hall and the reigning us open champion yuko saso. the defending champion, germany's sophia popov — five shots off the lead after a level par round of 72. on to tennis and the world number one ashleigh barty is through to the quarter—finals of the cincinnati masters, as the build—up continues to the final grand slam of the year, the us open. barty made it through to the last eight in cincinnati by thrashing a former world number one, and double grand slam winner, victoria azarenka in straight sets. barty beat the number 1a seed 6—love, 6—2 injust over an hour. the reigning wimbledon champion will now face the french open champion barbora krejcikova. in the men's singles, russia's daniil medvedev remains on course for back—to—back masters series titles. the top seed, who won in toronto last week, is through to the quarter—finals in cincinnati after a straight sets victory over grigor dimitrov. medvedev won this battle of two former champions 6—3, 6—3. former player aze

it should take about half—an—hour in total for it all to pass through and it is the american nelly kordawanting to get back out on the cause and wrap up that when with two holes remaining, she is one chart clear, 17 under, but there has been a brilliant round from the japanese player, she has had a great back nine, four birdies in a row, and has two left to play so she is currently in the silver medal position and battling it out for that bronze medal position is new zealand's lydia coe, so hopefully within the next 15 minutes, play can resume, and we will get a result in the women's golf competition. closing ceremony on sunday, the penultimate day of the games, talk us through some of the other medals.— other medals. the women's marathon — other medals. the women's marathon started _ other medals. the women's marathon started off, - other medals. the women'sj marathon started off, that's always the closing weekend of the olympics and tomorrow morning we will have the men's marathon. that was taking place up north in order to counteract the extreme heat you can have in tokyo but it did n

korda, the olympic gold medallist and pga champion, finished 5 under par — the same as sagstrom, who lead while defending champion sophia popov is four off, as is england's annabel dimmock. disappointment for mel reid and charley hull — they finished on three over and five over respectively. the former manchester united and scotland striker, denis law, has been diagnosed with dementia. law, who's now 81, says he has alzheimer's and vascular dementia, and is the latest former player to reveal he's got the degenerative brain disease. his former united team—mate, sir bobby charlton, was diagnosed with the condition last year. law won the european cup, two english titles and the fa cup in his 11 years as a player at old trafford. in a statement denis law says, "i am trying to be positive and determined to continue watching my club, manchester united, at old trafford. i know the road ahead will be hard, demanding, painful and ever changing, and so ask for understanding and patience as this will not be an easyjourney." uncertainty around harry kane's future at tottenham continues. the engl

just one shot behind the favourite and olympic champion nelly korda. leader board at the moment... just to be clear, sagstroem is five under par. disappointment at the bottom. the former manchester united and scotland striker denis law has revealed that he's been diagnosed with "mixed dementia". law, who is now aged 81, says he wants to be open about his condition and has revealed in a statement he is suffering from alzheimers and vascular dementia. law, who also played for manchester city and torino, says he and his family are getting support from the alzheimer's society charity. he says in his statement he wants to remain as optimistic as possible. tottenham fans want the answer to this one, where will harry kane be playing his football? the england captain hasn't travelled with the spurs squad for their european match tonight amid speculation over his future at the club. kane — who's been linked with a move to manchester city — is not in portugalfor spurs�* europa conference league play—off first leg against pacos de ferreira. it's thought kane's st

day of the women's open golf at carnoustie, where the world number one and olympic champion, nellie kordaa jabs are still offering good protection against the delta variant of covid. the research, led by oxford university, is the largest survey of covid infection in the uk. it suggests pfizer works best initially, but they're equally as effective in the long run. naomi grimley reports. for months, the office for national statistics and oxford university have been asking hundreds of thousands of us to do swabs for their research. do you have any symptoms? it's the biggest study of its kind in the world. unlike other studies, which have looked at how effective the vaccines are at keeping people out of hospital, this one has looked at how good they are at preventing any infection by the delta variant. the study showed the pfizerjab had 93% effectiveness two weeks after the second dose, compared to 72% for the astrazeneca vaccine. the researchers say that pfizer's performance then falls faster, and they believe that after four to five months, the two vaccines may converge, having similar effe

this afternoon, world number one nelly korda is one of the players to watch. had a share of the overnight lead, hasjust started her second round — she's on five under par. that she's on five under par. is two shots of the lead. y can that is two shots of the lead. you can keep across it all on the bbc sports website. arsenal have confirmed the permanent signing of midfielder martin odegaard from real madrid. the norweigen international — who spent the second half of last season on loan with arsenal — has re—joined the club for a fee reported to be in the region of £30 million. odegaard's unlikely to take part in sunday's game against chelsea as his visa application process is ongoing. newcastle manager, steve bruce, has continued to advise his players to stay off social media after new signing joe willock received racial abuse online on thursday. the midfielder, who'sjust signed permanently from arsenal, said he was thinking about quitting social media. bruce said people should be made accountable for what they're writing, and my advice to them all is to stay

there's a three—way tie for the lead, which includes the world number one nelly korda as well as madelene tied for— strong. like you say, my last major, i was tied for sixth, so it gave me a lot— i was tied for sixth, so it gave me a lot of— i was tied for sixth, so it gave me a lot of confidence coming into this week _ a lot of confidence coming into this week i'm — a lot of confidence coming into this week. i'mjust a lot of confidence coming into this week. i'm just so happy to be here and i_ week. i'm just so happy to be here and i really— week. i'm just so happy to be here and i really love playing this event — yorkshire county cricket club say their former player azeem rafiq, who accused the club of racism, was "the victim" of what they call "inappropriate and unacceptable behaviour" and have offered him their apologies. rafiq said last year that institutional racism at the club had left him close to taking his own life. an independent investigation started last september, with the ecb writing to the club this week to ask for a copy of the findings. rafiq has questioned yorkshire's r

world number one and overnight leader nelly korda has dropped back to four under, so she's still three me a lot of confidence that i can do it. _ four days of golf is very long. we've still got 36 holes to play, but i've given myself— the best position i can. aaron ramsdale has said he can't stop smiling afterjoining arsenal from sheffield united for £24 million. the 23—year old could also earn an extra 6 million in add—ons. the club also confirmed the permanent signing of midfielder martin 0degaard from real madrid. the norwegian scored two goals in 20 appearances on loan with the gunners last season. he'sjoined for a fee in the region of £30 million. 0degaard's unlikely to take part in sunday's game against chelsea, though, as his visa application process is ongoing. alexander lacazette will also be missing. he's got covid—19, as has chelsea's christian pulisic. anfield will be full for the first time in 18 months tomorrow when liverpool host burnley. when they played each other there injanuary, burnley won 1—0, ending liverpool's record run of 68 home games unbeaten. we lost it, bur

she's a shot ahead of the american nelly korda and aditi ashok of india.team gb will play off against india for bronze. britain's shauna coxsey failed to make it past the qualification stages in the climbing. after the speed and boulder disciplines, the 28—year—old lost her grip on the lead climb. the two—time overall world cup boulder champion is retiring after tokyo. away from the olympics and england were bowled out forjust 183 on the opening day of their test series against india at trent bridge. captainjoe root top scored with 64, but little real resistance from the rest of the team. at the close of play, india were 21 without loss in reply. joe wilson was watching. you don'tjust watch the olympics for 100 metres, nor cricket for 100 balls. there is nottingham, this is a test match... ..and that is out. rory burns gone for none, india celebrating the great traditions resumed. well, that's remarkable waiter service. how does he ever sit down? some mysteries are solved by replays. look here — a little touch on zak crawley�*s back — the spike, out, caugh

team usa's nelly korda held her nerve during a storm delay on saturday to cap an incredible six weeks gold, completing a us golf clean sweep at the tokyo games. it's another gold for team gb, this time in the boxing ring. galal yafai won gold in the flyweight division, britain's first in the weight class since 1956. he beat carlo paalam of the philippines to win the 19th gold of the games for team gb. his brother kaljoins us now, former wba super—flyweight and representative of team gb at beijing in 2008. what a day for you and the family! you must be so proud of your brother. what was it like watching from home?— from home? unbelievable. unbelievable. _ from home? unbelievable. unbelievable. it's - from home? unbelievable. unbelievable. it's been - from home? unbelievable. unbelievable. it's been a i from home? unbelievable. i unbelievable. it's been a very emotional morning. i don't think i have never been so happy in my life. and she managed to speak to him just after the fight, how was that? it was crazy how quickly it happened. i got a message and then all of a sudden i said, let

nelly korda now has an olympic gold medal to add to her world number one golf ranking.and's lydia ko who needed to play another hole to decide silver and bronze respectively. india's adit ashok, the world number 200 who was second after three rounds, finished fourth afterjust missing out on that play off. here's a quick look at few more medals. the usa's all time record scorer kevin durant was the standout player as they beat france 87—82 to secure their fourth straight basketball olympic gold. the brooklyn nets star scored 29 points as he claimed his third gold medal. norway beat world champions russia in the men's beach volleyball. the norwegians were the top seeded team and the youngest gold medal winners in the event. the baseball—mad nation ofjapan finally have a gold to celebrate after beating usa 2—0 in the final in yokohama. the women had already won the softball tournament. and jessica springsteen, the daughter of rock star bruce, has added silver to the family's platinum accolades. she helped the us equestrianjumping team finish runners up to sweden after a ju

the favourite this year is nellie korda.ird test against india, which starts at headingly next week, following their defeat at lords which left them 1—0 down in the series. yorkshire batsman dawid malan has been recalled to the squad. he's been a mainstay of the t20 side, but last featured in test cricket during the 2018 season against india. meanwhile, dom sibley has been dropped. his highest score in four innings against india in the current series was 28. zak crawley is also out of the is—man squad. it's another double header in the hundred today — in the women's match, london spirit have beaten welsh fire by seven wickets. heather knight sealing the win with a four. spirit could have made it into the eliminators, had they made 96 off 41 balls, but struggled initially to get the runs in and had to settle for the match. fire are bottom of the table. in the men's game, neither side could reach the knockout stage, but welsh fire finished off their campaign on a high, beating spirit by three wickets. qais ahmad hit consecutiv

and american nelly korda holds a four-stroke lead heading into the women's round.edal this week. the u.s. men's basketball team advances to the title game. for a fourth time in a row to defeat australia, 97-78. april ross and klineman are now headed to the gold medal match. the pair is undefeated on the sand in tokyo. and the u.s. women's water polo team continues to dominate in the pool, advancing to its fourth straight olympic final with this morning's 15-11 victory over the russian olympic committee. meanwhile after exiting the gold medal conversation with a 1-0 loss to canada earlier this week, the u.s. women's soccer team is currently competing for bronze against australia. first half goals including a pair by megan rapinoe has them leading 4-2. >>> time now for the weather. let's go to meteorologist janessa webb for the forecast. good morning, janessa. what are we looking at? >> hi, jonathan. we started off the week so well. noaa came out with an updated report on hurricane season yesterday. things have increased. 65% chance of an above normal hurricane this

world number one nelly korda still leads the women's golf heading into the final round — she shot a 69ccreditations over their alleged attempt to force one of their sprinters to return home. krystsina tsimanouskaya has openly crticised her country's government and said she feared for her life. she's taken refuge in poland. the ioc said that removing the coaches from games was in the interests of the wellbeing of the belarus athletes still in tokyo. let's leave the the olympics briefly for some other headlines. the week started with the reported news that harry kane had effectively downed tools as he pushed for a move away from tottenham. but the england captain has broken his silence with a statement on social media, saying that "while i won't go into "the specifics of the situation, i want to clarify that "i would never, and have never, refused to train. he says he will be returning to the club tomorrow, as planned. he says that it hurt to read some of the comments that have been made questioning his professionalism. manchester city are believed to be favourites to land kane, and spea

nelly korda still leads the women's golf tournament.ad of the field going into this evening's final round. >>> as track events come to a close, with nine olympic medals, felix is the most decorated female runner in u.s. history. nbc's lester holt sat down with the five-time olympian ahead of this morning's race. >> reporter: it's a lot more than about medals. she's running for progress, equality, and her daughter. >> i feel like mothering changed me in every possible way. it showed me how strong i was. >> reporter: in 2018, felix at 32 weeks pregnant was admitted to the hospital with preeclampsia, a life-threatening complication. her daughter was born at 3 pounds, 7 ounces. >> nothing else mattered. >> i was sitting there watching her fight every single day. running was the furthest thing from my mind. all my energy was going into making sure she was okay. >> kameron spent a month in the nicu. >> now she's out watching you run. >> i can't believe it. >> competition wasn't easy. she could hardly walk. 30 minutes on the treadmill left her

and american nelly korda will take a four—shot lead into the third round of the women's golf. two balls, including virat kohli for a golden duck, to give england a bit of hope in the first test against india. but the weather also played a part in day two at trent bridge. here'sjoe wilson. a day at the cricket. well, who dresses for comfort? dress to impress, yes, and for nearly two hours at trent bridge, it was india so obviously superior. every shot a decisive move towards england's meagre first innings total. but cricket is a sport seeking its next audience with formats and franchises, but you cannot beta test much for surprises. from nowhere, sharma founds our field. goodness, england had a wicket. 97—1. and suddenly a sky of silver linings was james anderson charged in at 39. india's captain lasted precisely one ball. dismissing vera scully is one of the biggest deals in cricket. england will not have injured bowler joffre archer this year, so do not whisper retire anywhere near anderson. not sure what rahat he heard here. are we running? yes, no? bairstow�*s throw, run ou

the number one player in women's golf, nelly korda won by one stroke to bring home gold. alexand alexander schauffele did it. so that's an olympic clean sweep for team usa golf. taking a look at the latest medal count it is china with the most gold medals. on this final weekend of tokyo 2020 but the u.s. has the most medals overall. guys. >> so fun to watch. history in the making. it's been great. kenneth, thank you so much. we appreciate it. >>> still ahead, a former employee files a criminal complaint against governor andrew cuomo. what she is saying this morning. >>> plus, britney spears' father is fighting back. what jamie spears is saying in newly filed documents. >>> the latest covid surge is changing ways cruise lines do busy.asngerhodxpec when they step on board. we'll be right back. >>> "good morning america" sponsored by state farm. like a good neighbor, state farm is there. jake from state farm, i'd like to formally extend my gratitude for the russell rate on my insurance. do you mean surprisingly great rates from state farm? i don't believe in accepting help.

world number one nelly korda is still out on the course now, the overnight leader has dropped back to a bit more consistent. managed some good part pots and birdie pots. i'm happy with that. i've done it before. i've won this event. it gives me a lot of confidence knowing that i can do it. in four days of golf is very long, so we've still got 36 holes to play, but i've given myself the best position i can. that should be an exciting weekend. the first of the eliminators is underway in cricket's hundred tournament, and it's going right down to the wire. the winners of both games will go through to tomorrow's final. this evening southern brave play trent rockets in the men's competition. but right now the oval invincibles are hosting the birmingham phoenix. the invicnibles batted first and after losing their openers forjust 15 runs — marizanne kapp steadied the ship — she top scored with 37 as the invincibles reached 114 from their 100 balls — so a moderate target but the phoenix have made hard work of it. they've lost wickets at regular intervals and it's cost them, eventually losing t

first-time olympian golfer nelly korda won gold. lady will meet virtually to congratulate them on their accomplishments. joining me to talk about the highlights is former u.s. national soccer team goalie brianna scurry. i believe you graduated from a high school just down the road from mine. so a little bit of connection there. >> wow. >> good to have you with us. you said one of your favorite moments from this year, and one of mine too, was the emotional moment between u.s. swimmer caeleb dressel and his family after his big win. even though it was virtual, still so powerful. describe that moment. how did you feel watching it? >> i felt so good with his victory. that first event was not his strongest and you could totally see that he was so incredibly happy and relieved. when they showed his family and him talking to them during his interview afterwards, and his just absolute emotional showing, i just -- my heart went out to him and his family. i was so excited for him. he is the heir apatient to michael phelps, right? he also went

it is a three—way tie for the lead which includes nelly korda. they all finished on five under par. county cricket club say theirformer player azeem rafiq he said the club was racist, have offered him an apology. he said last year that institutional racism at the club had left him close to taking his own life. an independent investigation started last september with the ecb writing to the club to ask for a copy of the findings. rafiq has questioned yorkshire's behaviour and said it has been a frustrating and difficult 12 months. a year of trying to get people to listen. my year of giving them an opportunity to do the right thing and we end up with the statement that turns racism into inappropriate behaviour. i am frustrated. i am pretty angry. to try and even say that these are historical things, yes, there were things from ten years ago, but predominantly most of my allegations are to the people who are still there in the leadership positions. it is about my second speu positions. it is about my second spell at the club, with all of them, i am pretty sure, in a position of power. i

it has been very wet and overcast, breezy, not the most pleasant of golf conditions, nelly korda reallyo others. ., ~ the lead. jointly held by two others. ., ,, , the lead. jointly held by two others. :, ~' , : tottenham fans want the answer to this one, where will harry kane be playing his football? the england captain hasn't travelled with the tottenham squad for their european match tonight amid speculation over his future at the club. kane, who's been linked with a move to manchester city, hasn't flown to portugal for spurs' europa conference league play—off first leg against pacos de ferreira. it's thought kane is still working on his fitness and manager nuno espirito santo says he can't confirm whether he will be ready for their league game against wolves on saturday. what's happening behind the doors is harry is our player, he's preparing himself, he trained today and he's going to train tomorrow and again on friday. joining the group. and this is how we operate. we don't, we don't really pay much attention to what's being said outside regarding the situation. harry is our playe

world number one nelly korda — the daughter of former czech tennis player peter korda is three shotsan do it and four days of golf is very long. we still have 36 holes to play but i've given myself the best i can.— holes to play but i've given myself the best i can. georgia hall feeling confident for _ the best i can. georgia hall feeling confident for the _ the best i can. georgia hall feeling confident for the moment. - what about this from dame laura davies. the four—time major champion is now 57 and playing in her 41st women's 0pen but still managed to make the cut. she is in 45th place on the leaderboard. it's the final of the hundred today at lord's for both the men and women. birmingham phoenix will face southern brave after last night's eliminator. the brave bowled out trent rockets forjust 96, tom moores victim of this clever catch on the boundary by craig 0verton. captainjames vince then guided his team to an easy win with an unbeaten 45 as they reached their target with 32 balls to spare. in the women's hundred the oval invincibles produced a stunning comeback to reach tod

overnightjoin leader and olympic gold medalist nelly korda tees off at around 12.50.do morelos goal helped the scottish champions to a 1—0 win over armenian side alashkert in the first leg of their europa league play—off. in the play—offs for the europa conference league, stjohnstone drew 1—1 with austrian team lask. chris kane opened the scoring for the scottish premiership side, before lask equalised from a penalty. meanwhile, aberdeen lost 1—0 to fk qarabag in azerbaijan. in the last hour, arsenal have confirmed they have permanently signed midfielder martin odegaard from real madrid. the norweigen international — who spent the second half of last season on loan with arsenal — has re—joined the club for a fee reported to be in the region of £30 million. odegaard is unlikely to take part in sunday's game against chelsea as his visa application process is ongoing. chelsea midfielder kai havertz has said he's raising funds to help flood victims in his home country of germany. at least 58 people have died in after torrential rain hit the west of the country, leaving ne

world number one nelly korda is the heavy favourite, having won the pga championship, olympic gold.s he wants to remain as optimistic as possible, adding in his statement, i am trying to be positive and determined to continue watching my club, manchester united. i know the road ahead will be hard, demanding, painfuland demanding, painful and ever—changing, and demanding, painfuland ever—changing, and so ask for understanding and patience, as this will not be an easyjourney. tottenham fans want the answer to this one — where will harry kane be playing his football? the england captain hasn't travelled with the spurs squad for their european match tonight amid speculation over his future at the club. kane — who's been linked with a move to manchester city — is not in portugalfor spurs' europa conference league play—off first leg against pacos de ferreira. it's thought kane's still working on his fitness and manager nuno espirito santo says he can't confirm whether he will be ready for their league game against wolves on sunday. he is preparing himself, training today and he will train

world number one nelly korda tees off at around ten to one.annot be lighter around the place for what he brings to the team, and still at the age of his career he has the potential. chelsea's kai havertz should be playing though. the midfielder is raising funds at the moment to help flood victims in his home country of germany. at least 58 people have died after torrential rain hit the west of the country, leaving nearly 4,000 residents in emergency accommodation. havertz has donated custom made boots and 200,000 euros towards red cross germany, who are helping to re—home families. from the one day to the other day, your friends are not there. maybe you've lost one of your family members. also, i don't know, your home and all these things. it seems like far—away and also like the past and nobody is talking about it any more but still the people, they are just living and sleeping in small rooms with a lot of other people and they don't have, for example, energy or something like that. so it's hard for me and i want to help. to tennis, and world

and world number one nelly korda is out on the course now... ositionlcan. . ., ., arsenal have confirmed the permanent signing of midfielder martin odegaard from real madrid. the norweigen international — who spent the second half of last season on loan with arsenal — has rejoined the club for a fee reported to be in the region of £30 million. odegaard's unlikely to take part in sunday's game against chelsea as his visa application process is ongoing. odegaard won't be the only player missing from the game this weekend, though. chelsea boss thomas tuchel has confirmed that christian pulisic is out after testing positive for covid—19. arsenal's alex lacazette will also miss the game — he's still recovering after catching coronavirus. it is still very uncertain. i cannot give you any answer today because i don't know. i don't know if they are going to be able to train a few hours, if they will be able to compete at the weekend... i don't know. anfield will be full for the first time in 18 months tomorrow, as liverpool host burnley. but some reds

and nelly korda leads the women's olympic golf tournament, she's at minus 15, three strokes ahead ofs evening's final round. american women dominating in tokyo. >>> to the news that rocked the world of soccer yesterday, lionel messi will not return to la liga and the barcelona club he has played his entire career. the team said, quote, despite club and player reaching an agreement and clear intention to sign a new contract today this cannot happen because of financial and structural obstacles. the 34-year-old messi has been with barcelona for 17 seasons during which he has won 10 league titles and won the bah len dore a record six times. you're our resident soccer expert, joe. how big a deal is this? >> it's a massive deal. he's 34 years old. and for most people a 34-year-old football player would be exiting the stage in a year or two, but look at what tom brady has done into his 40s. messi may not be able to do that in the same way but there are going to be a lot of clubs willing to bet a lot of money at him still being at the top of his game for two, three, four years. so the quest

under way at the aig women's open at carnoustie, with world number one and olympic champion nelly kordae shot off the lead, although it could have been better for 2018 champion hall, who bogeyed on the last. yorkshire have apologised to former player azeem rafiq, saying he was the victim of what they call "inappropriate and unacceptable behaviour", after he accused the club of racism. rafiq said last year that instiutional racism at the club had left him close to taking his own life. an independent investigation started last september, and the ecb wrote to the club this week to ask for a copy of the findings. rafiq has questioned yorkshire's reference to "inappropriate behaviour" and said it's been a difficult 12 months. a year of trying to get people to listen. a year of giving them the opportunity to do the right thing and what we end up with is a statement that turns racism into "inappropriate behaviour". imean... i'm frustrated, i'm pretty angry. glamorgan's 58—year wait for a one—day cricket trophy is over after they beat durham in the royal london cup final. glamorgan captain kira