lizzie greenwood—hughes was there.to the most extraordinary battle. we waited three years, but a wonderful ending. huge congratulations. i record score, did you know that? but i tried to put that out i'd heard that if ijumped clear it would be, but i tried to put that out of my mind and focus on trying tojump the fences. you had to hold your nerve. you had a few time falls because this was such a difficult track. what went to your mind? i just tried to focus one fence at a time. i knew i was sitting on an unbelievable jumper. he even surprised me about how well he jumped to. this horse gave you your olympic gold medal in tokyo. where does this compare? to be honest, i never thought anything would compare to tokyo, but riding here has always been a childhood dream. i remember coming here and going around the course. growing up, she's always been my idol and i've always wanted to be winning here. i can't believe i'm now winning here. not everyone will know you're blind in one eye after an accident. you find most of your

i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes, here with your latest sports news.n his second round. he has dropped two shots so far and is three under par at the moment, alongside englishman matt fitzpatrick who is in the clubhouse. they's biggest mover is zealot or race. you can follow it all on the bbc sport website. —— the biggest mover is zalatoris. wimbledon's organisers have said they're deeply disappointed at the decision by the men's and women's world tennis tours to strip the event of its ranking points, and that they're considering their options. the atp and wta removed wimbledon's ranking points in response to the lawn tennis asociation's ban on players from russia and belarus from all uk grass court tournaments due to the war in ukraine. the atp say the ban undermines their principle that players of any nationality should be able to compete based on merit and without discrimination. the itf have also removed rankings points forjunior and wheelchair players at wimbledon. the uk's other grass court tournaments, including queens, are unaffected. the remov

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i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes, here with your latest sports news.kend at wembley. it could be the first trophy of the season for chelsea but they face a liverpool side still in the running for the quadruple after winning the league cup against chelsea earlier this season. we know how good chelsea is and so we expect another tough one, so that is it but again it is the fa cup final in both teams will go before they have and that is what i expect from chelsea, and especially from us, and what we really love about the carabao cup as we realised that what a unique location wembley is in this moment with all the people in and it is outstanding and we want to have that again of course. it's a special momentum that you have to catch and for sure you need a piece of lot to go away with a trophy. we are aware of that but we feel again well—prepared and the atmosphere is right, the momentum is ok after the reaction and everyone knows what we are up to and we want to arrive of course to give liverpool a hard fight. 50 chelsea are also in action in the women's

i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes, here with your latest sports news. on real madrid tomorrow night — with 19 european cups between them. but liverpool are the favourites, going for a seventh title. and they had a boost when thiago and fabinho appeared to train as normal today. it's set to be an epic final particularly with all the talk of revenge after mo salah's tweet referring to real madrid's win over liverpool when they last met in the final in 2018. if you look at the history of the club and the experience of the team, if you look at the way real madrid celebrated pretty much, comebacks, they had comebacks in the games, crazy. then i would say from my point of view, it's real madrid because of experience. but actually, i want us to be on the same level of these, thinking in the same level, want to be the same again and be completely ourselves. if we are on the top of our game we are difficult to play. but of course, the confidence level of the madrid players is incredibly high. so, i don't know, i couldn't care less. real madrid have also been tra

bbc sport's lizzie greenwood—hughes has more on the story.ssociation the lta decided to ban russian and belarusian athletes from wimbledon in response to what is happening in ukraine. they decided to do that. it didn't go down particularly well with the atp or the wta, the men's and women's tour, and they said in their statement that they didn't really want to have to do this but they said they saw no option but to remove atp ranking points from wimbledon for 2022. the event to you and i would be exactly the same, it will still have the big names except the russians and belarusians, including world number two daniil medvedev, but the players wouldn't gain any more ranking points, so it is more like an exhibition event, not affiliated to the world tours. it hasn't gone down well with wimbledon, they say they are deeply disappointed and they called it disproportionate in the context of the exceptional circumstances and damaging to players competing on the tour. the atp felt they had no choice but to bring in some sort of sanction because they d

with all the sport now, here's lizzie greenwood—hughes at the bbc sport centre. thanks. football, so a quick warning if you want to wait for sportscene, on after the news in scotland, because just a few days after losing the europa league final rangers have won the scottish cup. they beat hearts 2—0 in extra time at hampden park. jane dougall reports. hats, flags and scarves. a last chance for rangers to win a trophy after missing out on the league and losing on penalties in the europa league final three days ago. were you guys in seville? we were indeed, yes. are you over the disappointment? never get over the disappointment, no. rangers are going to win the cup. what's the score going to be? 12-0. for hearts, winning the scottish cup would be a fitting end to an impressive first season back in the top—flight. hoping and praying that theyjust take it but i think they will. as the smoke cleared, the teams emerged. would rangers be heavy legged, would hearts take advantage? they came closest first, a tempting ball across the face of goal but ellis simms couldn't connect,

bbc sport�*s lizzie greenwood—hughes has more on the story.edon in response to what is happening in ukraine. obviously, the war in ukraine. they decided to do that. now, that didn�*t go down particularly well with the atp, the men�*s world tour, or the wta, the women�*s tour, and itf, which look after wheelchair tennis and junior tennis, and they said in their statement that they didn�*t really want to have to do this but they said they saw no option but to remove atp ranking points from wimbledon for 2022. now, what that means is that the event, to you and i, kind of would be exactly the same. it will still be a major tournament and have the big names, except the russians — including world number two daniil medvedev — but the players wouldn�*t gain any ranking points, so it is more like an exhibition event, not affiliated to the world tours. so they have made this decision. it has not gone down particularly well with wimbledon. they say they are deeply disappointed and they called it disproportionate in the context of the exceptional and extr

sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's lizzy greenwood hughes. (2114 bulletinns league final because it's underway after a 36—minute delay because of problems for fans getting into the stadium in paris. it's currently goalless after 40 minutes. but there've been chaotic scenes at the entrance to the stade de france where thousands of fans reported spending hours trying to get in. police used tear gas to control crowds and fans were seen climbing security fences to get in. gary lineker, who's at the stadium called the organisation �*shambolic�*. steve rotheram, the mayor of the liverpool city region, says uefa and the relevant authorities must be held accountable for what has happened in paris. the mayor, a liverpool fan, described the scenes as completely chaotic with a total breakdown of control and communication outside the ground. 0n the pitch, as i say, it's goalless at the moment approaching half time. liverpool have the only shots on goal so far. they seem to have had greater possession. but it's always going to be close. the two clubs are in great form a

lizzie greenwood—hughes has all the detail of the action. thanks, mishal. good evening.als are on match of the day. but here comes the news, if you didn't already know, that manchester city have won the title — their fourth in five years. our correspondent andy swiss reports on an extraordinary final day. this day is manchester city's. it might have ended in delight, but boy was there drama on the way. city knew if they slipped up against aston villa, liverpool could snatch the title for 75 minutes that seemed possible. aston villa led 2—0. with time running out, what a come back — a goalfrom rodri and two time running out, what a come back — a goal from rodri and two from gundogan and the agony turned to ecstasy. city's 3—2 win sparking the latest pitch invasion. ecstasy. city's 3-2 win sparking the latest pitch invasion.— latest pitch invasion. never ever in m life latest pitch invasion. never ever in my life have _ latest pitch invasion. never ever in my life have a _ latest pitch invasion. never ever in my life have a found _ latest pitch invasion. never ever in my l

with all the sport now, here's lizzie greenwood hughes at the bbc sport centre.n the champions league final. in the rest of the sport... wigan have won this year's rugby league challenge cup — narrowly beating huddersfield 16—14 to extend their win record in the competion to 20. adam wild reports from the tottenham hotspur stadium. wigan, wigan! a new location, the same historic occasion. for 125 years, the challenge cup final has been rugby league's grandest moment. in tottenham for the very first time, a chance for either wigan or huddersfield to make history. pressure, well, plenty, but the giants brought their own for good measure. ricky leutele bursting through for the game's opening try. leutele the first to score! ahead until half—time. but from the restart, space where there hadn't been space before. wigan hitting back at speed, jai field lighting up this final. the fireworks have begun! as quickly as the space appeared, though, so it disappeared. still, jermaine mcgillvary didn't really need any. somehow finding a way through the tightest gap, the finest

sport and for a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre, here's lizzie greenwood hughes... an extraordinary final day, manchester city have won the premier title. they fought back from two goals down to beat aston villa 3—2 to stay ahead of liverpool, who are the bridesmaids again. ben croucher reports. it was extraordinary, an afternoon of incredible drama, as you say for city micro to come back from 2—0 down to win and clinch the title, remember the situation at the start of the day, manchester city knew they had to beat aston villa to guarantee the title but they were in trouble, they were not at the best, they went 1—0 down before the break, matty cash scored for aston villa and then aston villa went to having zero up thanks to philippe coutinho. there was realfear zero up thanks to philippe coutinho. there was real fear amongst the fans here in the stadium, but thrillingly, they managed to turn it around after 75 minutes, three goals in the space of barely five minutes. it transformed the moon, transformed the match, they held on to win, amid delirious seems, there wil

sport and for a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre, here's lizzy greenwood hughes.monaco grand prix, which was delayed and then shortened due to heavy rain and crashes. the mexican�*s red bull team outfoxed rivals ferrari allowing perez to move from third to the lead during a wet part of the race. red bull's strategy also vaulted max verstappen up to third, behind ferrari's carlos sainz but crucially ahead of his title rival charles leclerc. it means verstappen extended his championship lead to nine points. it's a third grand prix vivctory for perez which win means he's the jar roared back to win two sets and his uncle tony and his former coach made sure the match went to five sets with rafael nadal winning the final set 6—3 and sets up a mouthwatering quarterfinal against novak djokovic who swept aside diego schwartzman in straight sense. hindley started with the lead of one minute 25 seconds after taking the pink jersey yesterday and never looked in any trouble and has become the first australian to win the race. �* , ., the first australian to win the race. �*, .

lizzie greenwood hughes has all the sport. hello there. that evening.ampions league final where liverpool will take on real madrid with 19 european cups between them. liverpool are the favourites and they had a boost when he appeared to train as normal today. set to be an epic final particularly with all the talk of revenge after most solid's tweet referring to real madrid's win over liverpool and they last met in the final 2018. it's final2018. it's normal final 2018. it's normal that he wants to put _ final 2018. it's normal that he wants to put things _ final 2018. it's normal that he wants to put things right. - final 2018. it's normal that he wants to put things right. we | final 2018. it's normal that he i wants to put things right. we do final 2018. it's normal that he - wants to put things right. we do and put things right. we want to, we didn't forget what happened at that time, it's a while ago, tomorrow i show the movie and back again, that's enough motivation for the game, it makes no sense. yeah. we have so many reasons that we get our abso

i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes, here with your latest sports news. the league cup against chelsea earlier this season. we know how good chelsea is and so we expect another tough one, so that is it but again it is the fa cup final in both teams will go before they have and that is what i expect from chelsea, and especially from us, and what we really love about the carabao cup as we realised that what a unique location wembley is in this moment with all the people in and it is outstanding and we want to have that again of course. it's a special momentum that you have to catch and for sure you need a piece of lot to go away with a trophy. we are aware of that but we feel again well—prepared and the atmosphere is right, the momentum is ok after the reaction and everyone knows what we are up to and we want to arrive of course to give liverpool a hard fight. so chelsea are also in action in the women's fa cup final. they're playing manchester city — going for the double having just won the league title. it'll be the first time both the men's and women's f

lizzie greenwood—hughes is at badminton this morning and can tell us more. is at badminton this morningt take much to knock them off. they have to go round and jump these and leave the polls up if they win the big prize. britain is pretty good at the sport of eventing. they are the reigning olympic champions, the reigning european champions and the reigning european champions and the reigning european champions and the reigning world champions. i was trying to think of a way of what a horse has to be like if it is going to be a top event horse. if you think of and equestrian version of tyson fury, tiger woods, usain bolt? it is that weird concoction of strength that makes a top event horse. what makes a top event rider? i have one here, ross kantor is the reigning individual world champion. she is not too bad and she has two horses in the top ten at badminton. you are not that far off the leader, one showjump and a time fault away from doing that and you have never won this before, this great title, what do you have to do today? i think it is about trying to stay in my box today. i have