but labuschagne was allowed to continue.hed for wickets and ben stokes found another. pat cummins caught by roy burns. and eventually they got the main man. labuschagne run out for 80 as australian fans cheered off their hero, surely the damage had been done. by the time archer wrapped up the innings england's target was a massive 359 to keep their ashes hopes alive. england's second innings is now under way. remember they were bowled out for just 67 yesterday. they under way. remember they were bowled out forjust 67 yesterday. they have made a better start today. they are 11-0 at made a better start today. they are 11—0 at lunch. remember, 359 is their daunting target. fair to say england need something very special indeed. swiss live at headingley for us this lunchtime, many for that. it's been a lively game so far in the premier league's early kick off. it's two all between norwich and chelsea at carrow road, there's full text coverage on the bbc sport website manchester united v crystal palace is one of four 3 o'clock ki

warner made 61, while labuschagne top—scored with 74.his test with concussion. england will start their reply on friday morning.

warner made 61, while labuschagne top—scored with 7a.tising for steve smith, who was ruled out of this test with concussion. england will start their reply on friday morning. i guess it's a thing that you really dream of. you train hard and you should be rewarded eventually in the game. i thought that we brought that as a team as well as lord's and if you keep bowling like that, you will get wickets and luckily enough for us, it happened today and i thought we were going to lose a day of cricket but we were on the field long enough to actually force a first—innings result. we've got to come out tomorrow and hit the right lines and lengths.” think the weather is quite hot and it could try to work it out a lot. it's a fast scoring outfit as well. we've got to hit the right line and length, as i said, and try and shut the scoreboard down but for us, it's about discipline. they had the right favours today, they had the conditions in their favour but they put the ball on the right spot all the time so that is the challenge. in colombo, they w

he will likely be replaced by marcus labuschagne. we are going to lose oui’ labuschagne. lose our best batter, there is a blow, it a lwa ys our best batter, there is a blow, it always has an impact so we got to make sure all the other guys, the senior players and our younger players all step up and fill what are almost on fillable shoes because he is the best player in the world. easy to forget with all that's happened but england remain i—o easy to forget with all that's happened but england remain 1—0 down in this series and one defeat away from gaining the ashes. he was arrested today but they do have a archer in their armoury stop after his sensational debut, jofra archer, england's quickest bowler will be let loose on england's quickest pitch. it's good to see the english cricket they got someone able to make the batters jump around. there's been plenty of the older english boy is quite happy about seeing the guys on the other side of defencejump seeing the guys on the other side of defence jump around a little seeing the guys on the other side of defencejump around

next to bat, labuschagne, replacing steve smith who had woken up replacing steve smith who had wokenness, so he became cricket's first concussion substitute, and now he faced archer. these blows are worrying but let's be clear again there was immediate concern from england, and both teams know it's pa rt england, and both teams know it's part of test cricket. so with slow bowling. with spin, each deceived bancroft, l b w. labuschagne had defied england with a 50 whenjoe root confirmed a fingertip catch. joe denley pulled off something spectacular. that catch left england —— australia six wickets down but that's where it stopped. england finally ran out of time but they ta ke finally ran out of time but they take inspiration. so the series stays at 1—0 but was jofra take inspiration. so the series stays at 1—0 but wasjofra archer now involve the whole dynamic has changed, hasn't it? it seem so. he has come in and he really has made a massive impact, added a different dynamic to our bowling group. so it's really pleasing to see someone coming on test debut and really shake up things. t

next man in was marnus labuschagne, replacing steve smith.immediate concern from england and both teams know it is part of test cricket. and so is slow bowling, with spinjack leach deceived cameron bancroft, lbw. gone. read alert, the ball flew straight to jason roy, the ball fell to the turf. chance missed, time slipping by. you didn't have to be playing to feel the tension. and it will still tense thanks to jack leach because he has taken the wickets of labuschagne and weight. so we have ten overs left and five wickets for england to take to win the match. it is stilljust about possible. the chelsea manager, frank lampard has drawn his first premier league game at stamford bridge. it was a point each for chelsea and leicester city. while earlier sheffield united celebrated winning their first premier league home game for 12 years, as adam wild reports. frank lampard's legacy is all over sta mford frank lampard's legacy is all over stamford bridge. his playing past, unsurpassed but now the architect of chelsea's future. mason mount might bea

the man who really stood between england and victory was marnus labuschagne.g a concussion substitute with steve smith unable to take part. he woke up feeling groggy, headache, mild concussion — couldn't play. the concussion protocols were followed. so, australia with a draw will continue in this series 1—0 up, but also i think we have to say the dynamic of the ashes changed, thanks really to jofra archer. now, smith says he wants to play in the next test on thursday, that has to be in some serious doubt, though. a thrilling finish here is that often is when test matches and in a draw. exchange quickly in sport and it'sjust nice for us to be in a good place. we've still got a lot of, you know, when at least two games, but it was important we get a really good response this week and it puts us in a really good place going into that game. so, i'm really pleased with how we managed to take as much as we could from such a shortened game and hopefully we can get it's to work ahead. there were times where i thought we batted really well. i thinkjoffrey did well, at

, australia reached 136—2 thanks to a third—wicket stand of 111 between david warner and marcus labuschagnetest, had warner caught—behind for 61, to spark a collapse of 3 wickets for 3 runs. at 173 for 6, honours seemed to be even, only for archer to return once again and run through the tail. the last four wickets fell for six runs. i guess it's a thing that you really dream of. you train hard and you should be rewarded eventually in the game. i thought that we brought that asa game. i thought that we brought that as a team as well as lord's game. i thought that we brought that as a team as well as lords and if you keep bowling like that, you will get wickets and luckily enough for us, it happened today and i thought we we re us, it happened today and i thought we were going to lose a day of cricket but we were on the field long enough to actually force a first—innings result. in around 26 hours time, league one side bury could cease to exist. they have until midnight tomorrow to prove they've got the money to run the club 0r find a buyer. the english football league says that deadline cou

an unbeaten half century the labuschagne, taking australia's lead to 123 for the close.s are over. we have seen a few miracles here at headingley over the years. people will think back to 1981 and famously ian both in bob willis guided england to an unlikely bit three. they are going to need something similar now if they are to keep their hopes of regaining the ashes alive. plenty more on the website including details of golf‘s fedex cup and a crushing defeat for england's hockey players. that's all from now. from me and the team — have a great weekend. friday was the hottest day of august so far but it could be a record raking bank holiday weekend. most places remain hot and sunny but the risk of one or two showers. not only are we drawing in the heat from the near continent around that high pressure, also increasing humidity and in the north—west, an area of low pressure and that when the front is hanging around. quite breezy near that overnight. winds dropping by the morning. clear skies elsewhere with temperatures 11—14 again. the north—west of scotland, northern ire

labuschagne had defied england with a 50 whenjoe root confirmed a fingertip catch.o be hit and return to the crease but if he missed at the end of this match because of concussion could he really be passed fit to play the next one starting on thursday? england go to leeds wondering just whatjofra archer might do in his second test match. well, as joe mentioned, there is a big question mark over the fitness of australia's steve smith ahead of the third test which starts at headingley on thursday. the man himself says he'll have to wait and see how he recovers from mild concussion. i'm going to be assessed over the next five or six days, each day, probably a couple of times a day, to see how i am feeling and see how i am progressing and i am hopeful i will be available for that test match. it is certainly up to the medical staff. we will have conversations but it is certainly an area of concern, concussion, and i wa nt to area of concern, concussion, and i want to be 100% fit. i have got to be able to train and face fast bowling to make sure i have a good reaction tim

larger and leads silk wickets, the only thing standing between england and victory was marcus labuschagne't play. those protocols were followed. australia with the draw will continue in this series 1—0 up, but also i think we have to say the dynamic of the asses changed thanks to jofra archer. dynamic of the asses changed thanks tojofra archer. smith says he wants tojofra archer. smith says he wants to play in the next test on thursday —— ashes. leicester fought back from a goal down to draw with chelsea, in the premier league. it was former chelsea player frank lampard's first match in the home dugout for his new club. 20—year—old mason mount put chelsea 1—0 up, capitalising on some sloppy defending by wilfried ndidi. ndidi made up for it though heading in the equaliser in the second half and despite the result lampard is happy to be back at stamford bridge. this is home for me. i'm here to do ajob, soi this is home for me. i'm here to do a job, so i was very keen to take the moment and enjoy. i really appreciate it, we need to train win the game, which will be my focus. i love the fact

seemed it might yet be australia's day, as amid the rain interruptions, david warner and marnus labuschagnet warner for 61, and from there the wickets clattered, most notably travis head's... bowled him! ..as stuart broad joined in. but it was his new team—mate who stole the show, as australia succumbed to an england—style collapse, losing their last eight for just 43 runs. and it was suitably archer that rounded things off — six wickets for him, and after helping england to the world cup, the fans here have found a new hero. well, the support is heart—warming, you know. whenever i walk out, everyone cheers, or if i get a wicket, it's that much more noise, and it's nice to feel, like, welcomed and, well, appreciated as well, you know? a day, then, which belonged tojofra archer and, ultimately, of course, to england. in this match they so sorely need to win, it's so far, so good. andy swiss, bbc news, headingley. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm eleanor roper. jofra archer takes six wickets as england bow

marnus labuschagne once again showing his calibre and also his courage, struck in the helmet byjofranings, england ‘s chances seemed realistically over. their target, 359, huge, but it soon seemed even huger. rory burns quickly went. but forjason roy was bamboozled by a beauty. at 15—2, england were staring at humiliation but finally, some resistance, the twojoe's, denly and root combining to impressive effect. a flicker of hope perhaps. as they both reach their half centuries, headingley were starting to believe. denly eventually went, love in one behind for 50, but crucially root kept going, australia are still favourites, but while he is at the crease, anything is possible. england have certainly shown some welcome fight, it may still not be enough to rescue them or the ashes, but the fans hope there are still hanging on. andy swiss, bbc news, headingley. liverpool opened up a three—point gap at the top of the premier league with a 3—1win over arsenal at anfield. mo salah scored twice in a dominant performance from jurgen klopp‘s side which sees them maintain their 100% start to t

marnus labuschagne is likely to replace him for the game at headingley in leeds.er for this test match, so it is always a blow, no doubt about that. you take your best way is out, it always has an impact. so we have to make sure that all the other guys, to make sure that all the other guys, our senior players and our younger players all step up and feel what an almost un— fillable shoes, because he is the best player in the world. -- fill. with less than a week until the year's final grand slam, the us open, many players are taking part in the final warm—up event, the winston—salem open in north carolina. top seed benoit paire is through to the last 16 after he beat india's prajnesh gunneswaran in straight sets, 6—3, 7—5, but he didn't have things all his own way, the fiery frenchman smashing his racquet in the first set after serving a double fault. but after eventually claiming the opener, he wrapped the match up in the second set with an ace. ajax will head into the second leg of their champions league qualifier at home to apoel nicosia with a slight advantage

root the culprit and manus labuschagne made him pay, taking australia surely out of sight.er done with his resolve. we're disappointed. we haven't done it today, there's no excuses, our dressing room won't make excuses on that. and we simply have to get better, simple as that. will england fans have seen a few ashes disappointments well england fans have seen a few ashes disappointments over the years, but this was right up there. barring a miracle, their hopes of regaining the trophy are surely slipping away. andy swiss, bbc news, headingley. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. and they hello and thanks forjoining us on sportsday this evening. i'm ben croucher and here are your friday night headlines. ashes dreams in ruins. a batting order crumbling. another calamitous day for england's cricketers. for the first time since february 2016 — aston villa have won a game in the premier league. we'll show you how they overcame everton. can bury overcome their financial difficulties and avoid explusion from the football league? thei

would have been a lot worse, if it wasn't for a century partnership between david warner and marnus labuschagnethe ball in the right areas, you're going to challenge of stumbled, train create that right, same as was bold, it's a bit like with a new ball, trying to use that because just those conditions and rub it up on the need to. that was world—class bowling at its best. and rain also prevented a full day's play on the opening day of the first test between west indies and india in antigua. india batted first after west indies won the toss, and the tourists were soon in trouble on 25 for 3. among the early wickets to fall — virat kohli, who was caught by sharmarh brooks, off the bowing of shannon gabriel forjust 9. ajinkya rahane led the fightback, with useful contributions from rahul, vihari and pant. rahane top—scored with 81 before he was bowled by gabriel. india 203 for 6 when rain stopped play. world cup winner fernando torres is a few hours away from playing the final match of his professional career. the 35—year—old spaniard has been playing in japan for sagan tosu since leaving atletic

marnus labuschagne exhibiting his skill and his courage.on the helmet byjofra archer, he was cleared to continue and made 80. by the time archer wrapped up the innings, england's hopes seemed over. the target, 359. huge, but it soon seemed even huger. rory burns quickly went, before jason roy was bamboozled by a beauty. at 15—2, england were staring at humiliation, but finally some resistance. the twojoes, denly and root, combining to impressive effect. a flicker of hope, perhaps, as they both reached their half centuries, headingly was starting to believe. joe denly finally went, gloving one behind, but crucially, joe root continues. while he is at the crease anything is possible. well, england have shown some welcome fight, it still might not be enough to rescue them all the ashes. but the fans‘ hopes are still hanging on. so if england are to pull off an unlikely victory today, they'll have to put together their highest successful fourth innings run chase in tests. the best stands at 332 — that was made at melbourne way back in 1928. joe

marnus labuschagne came into the match for smith, and went through his own concussion assessment afterou just want to make sure you are ready and follow their instructions, thatis ready and follow their instructions, that is the key. i think 98% of the time, they are going to make great decisions and if you have to come off, it is obviously because you are not all right. and obviously in my case i was all right and i felt fine, ijumped the gun a bit on the question is, i where i am, i know how many i am on! that is how it goes. after a summer of speculation over his future, phillipe coutinho has found a way out of barcelona. he's moving to bayern munich — initially on a season—long loan, but bayern have the option to buy him forjust short of £110 million at the end of that loan spell. coutinho says the move "represents a new challenge in a new country at one of the best clubs in europe". the manchester united manager ole gunnar solskjaer says wolves can expect a much tougher test this season. harry magure and aaron wan bisaka have been added in defence at a cost of £130 million. wolves

marnus labuschagne exhibiting his calibre and his courage.ontinue and made 80. by the time archer wrapped up the innings, england's hopes seemed over. the target, 359. huge, but it soon seemed even huger. rory burns quickly went, before jason roy was bamboozled by a beauty. at 15/2, england were staring at humiliation, but finally some resistance. the twojoes, denly and root, combining to impressive effect. a flicker of hope, perhaps, as they both reached their half centuries, headingly was starting to believe. joe denly finally went, gloving one behind, but crucially, joe root continues. while he is at the crease anything is possible. while england have shown some welcome fight, it still might not be enough to rescue them all the ashes. but the fans' hopes are still hanging on. now take a look at this brilliant goal from liverpool's mo salah as they beat arsenal 3—1. a brilliant turn before bursting in behind the arsenal defence. he added a second from the penalty spot, to make it three wins from three and extend their run of consecutive lea

there was a glimmer of hope for england when australia were reduced to 52—3, only for marnus labuschagnebelieve are good enough to do thejob. i still believe they are. the facts are you only have to look at some of the stats to know that they can do better as a group. that‘s the challenge for them. that comes around through some guts and some skill. not quite a cricket score for england‘s hockey team, but a huge defeat, losing 8—0 to netherlands in the semi—finals of the euro hockey championships. goalkeeper maddie hinch called it the lowest point of her career. they were blown away by the world champions. the result means great britain miss out on automatic qualification for the tokyo 2020 olympics. they are the holders, remember. they will play a two—legged qualifier at home in november. win that, and they‘ll qualify for the games. rory mcilroy is just one shot off the lead after the second round at the tour championship in atlanta. it is golf‘s most lucrative tournament, with the winner taking home 1£2 million. american brooks koepka is currently leading on 13—under par overall. what

there was hope — england reduced australia to 52—3 — only for marnus labuschagne, the man who replacedhe world cup, find it difficult to switch between formats. if you are honest, getting in the nets, one minute trying to smash the ball for 620 47, your defence cuts out the window sometimes. jonny ba i rstow is out the window sometimes. jonny bairstow is an example. he has often open up his stance and exposed playing loose shots, but that is because he has been practising for the white ball format. in the old days, we used to have more of the old—fashioned alistair cooke style batter, maybe rory burns and that england side is the only one could possibly replicate that patients and attritional mindset of where the batter is down. it is hard to flip between the two for the english players. they are chasing the ball. until we get the order right. jason roy for example is a fabulous player, but a number one helix exposed. focus is needed. focus is needed to develop the mindset, more time needs to be applied to get the batsmen switched on. time needs to be applied to get the batsmen switche

there was a glimmer of hope for england when australia were reduced to 52/3, only for marnus labuschagne the facts are you only have to look at some of the statistics and i know that they can do better as a group. and that is the challenge for them. and that is the challenge for them. and that is the challenge for them. and that comes around through some guts and some skill. yes, guts and skill, there wasn‘t a whole lot on display yesterday from england. so, is there any way that england can save the ashes from here? let‘s now speaker to former england player and test match special commentator ebony rainford—brent. ebony, it was all looking so good after jofra archer‘s brilliant bowling display on the opening day, but that batting performance, such a huge disappointment, and you feel like the ashes have gone. it does. i think you are right. they had a brilliant and huge opportunity to get back into the series and kind of continue this wave of excitement in cricket for the summer and the start you mentioned, the load —— lowest total since 1948 kind of sums it up of how batting performance

marnus labuschagne replaced smith at lords and is favourite to do so again.an impact. we have to make sure all the other guys, senior players, younger players, all stepped up and fill what are almost un—fillable shoes, best player in the world. we have talked the whole time about squat mentality, being ready, when things come up, they always do in this game, guys ready to step up. i am confident they will do that. ashley williams has been left out of their squad for the euro 2020 qualifier against azerbaijan in cardiff next month. the wales captain has been capped 86 times and led wales to the euro 2016 semifinals. he is currently without a club after being released by everton but is now set to join bristol city. bury have been forced to suspend a sixth match as owner steve dale turned down an offer to buy the club yesterday, which would have secured its future. the league one side faces being kicked out of the football league. dale believes he can secure a better deal before friday's deadline. after the men were knocked out yesterday, england's women can sec

marnus labuschagne replaced smith at lords and is favourite to do so again.ime about squad mentality, being ready and when things come up, like they was doing this game, we have guys were ready to step up. so, i'm confident they'll do that. england, scotland, wales and ireland all failed to reach the men's semifinals at the eurohockey championships. britain's shauna coxsey won a second bronze medal at the world climbing championships in japan. it came in the combined event which is going to be the discipline contested at next year's 0lympics. coxsey lead after the first two rounds, speed and bouldering, her speciality, but she slipped own to third place after the final event. i really had no idea what to expect coming out here, especially in the combined format. i've been training a lot, battling some little niggles and injuries, and yeah, just to be here and part of this event is incredible. then to stand on the podium on top of that, i'm ecstatic. absolutely delighted. finally, this is kind of a sports story. mike bushell? now, you will know by now that mik

marnus labuschagne is in for the injured steve smith.orts extra. they are on air right now and there will be in—play video highlights alongside the commentary on the bbc sport website. wayne rooney was shown a straight red card after elbowing the face of an opponant in d.c united's 2—1 loss to new york red bulls. the referee missed the incident where england's all time top scorer hit red bull defender christian casseres with his forearm during a corner. it was reviewed by var and rooney was sent off in the 2ath minute. it's the second red card of his mls career. rooney will leave d.c united this year after agreeing to join derby county injanuary. 12 million pounds for four days work. that's what the winner of golf‘s tour championship will pocket this week the final event of the pga tour.. rory mcilroy is in contention for it too. thursday's thought of the day from rory mcilroy coming up saying money can't buy you happiness.. i was listening to music on the way here and it was a song called middle child and it topped about the medics abou

it seemed it may yet be australia's day as, amid the rain—interruptions, david warner and manus labuschagneole the show, as australia succumbed to an england—style collapse, losing their last eight for just 43 runs. and it was suitably archer that rounded things up. six wickets for him and, after helping england to the world cup, the fans here have found a new hero. the supporters warm me, you know. everyone cheers. if you get a wicket it's that much more noise. it is nice to feel welcomed and appreciated as well. a day then which belonged to jofra archer and ultimately, of course, to england. in this match they so sorely need to win, it is so far so good. andy swiss, bbc news, headingley. in the europa league playoffs, celtic beat swedish side aik in the first leg of their tie, whilst rangers were held to a goalless draw in warsaw. wolves meanwhile were hugely impressive as they won away in italy. striker rauljimenez with the pick of the goals as they beat torino 3—2. the return leg is at molyneux next thursday. and how about this from linfield's shayne lavery. a brilliant solo effort as t

root the culprit and marnus labuschagne made him pay, taking australia surely out of sight.gland fans have seen a few ashes disappointments over the years, but this was right up there. barring a miracle, their hopes of regaining the trophy are surely slipping away. andy swiss, bbc news, headingley. slipping away, just like those catches. 6th february 2016 — a date that might not mean much to you. well, that was the last time aston villa won a premier league game. until last night. following relegation, three years in the championship, and two defeats to start this season, that barren run came to an end against everton. record signing wesley and play—offs hero anwar el ghazi scoring the goals, leaving manager dean smith delighted. we have seen a team, a group of players out there who were working very ha rd players out there who were working very hard and knowing them as i do, thatis very hard and knowing them as i do, that is what they appreciate and we managed to get some premier league are going on a ten match winning run last season and winning the play—offs and there is

marnus labuschagne, thatis lot of sense. marnus labuschagne, that is his replacement. weekly or daily. it's again. it seems weekly or daily. it‘s a massive issue. kick it out had a lot to say about this, the antiracism group. paul pogba, manchester united‘s midfielder, he missed a penalty last night against wolves, that would have won it for them. manchester united have condemned the posts online saying they are disgusting, they are disgusted. they are looking to identify the individuals behind them and also pushing the social media companies to try to take action as well. we had this with the chelsea striker tammy abraham who was abused online after missing a penalty online after missing a penalty online at the super cup last week. phil neville was asked about the issue of racism today. phil neville was asked about the issue of racism todaylj phil neville was asked about the issue of racism today. i think racism is something we need to take absolutely seriously. people probably think it is going away but it isn't, it may even be getting worse. social media is a platfo