marcus rashford also with the same sentiment. he also praised the fans.rresponding job wilson is in sofia and centres there is just after full—time. one is in sofia and centres there is just afterfull—time. one eglin supporter has told me she had monkey noises from bulgarian fans from the first minute of the game. england have experienced this before, so what has changed? clearly now they have the confidence and determination to support racism —— report racism. the second protocol could have involved the game being suspended. it could well be argued that england's emphatic victory is the best response. gareth southgate has said that england has its own rate issues with racism, but this kind of thing cannot stand. the response from uefa is now of the upmost importance. this evening a few thousand seats closed off, it made no difference. joe wilson in sofia. 80 more reaction to that developing story on the bbc sport website. elsewhere northern ireland have finally won a friendly away from home, ending a barren run of 13 yea rs. from home, ending a barren ru

a sloppy pass, a quick counterattack, echoes of the united of old as marcus rashford rushed forward,t from liverpool silenced by the video assistant referee, ruling divock origi was not fouled at the start of the move. var soon upsetjurgen klopp and his men again when sadio mane‘s equaliser was ruled out for handball. united looked more likely to increase their lead than surrender it, but then came an unexpected saviour, substitute adam lalla na scoring his first goal for two and a half years. but liverpool couldn't get another. a better result for the united manager, and relief forjurgen klopp that it wasn't a defeat, but he is yet to win at old trafford. nick parrot, bbc news. i thought they were excellent, the boys. you can see their attitude. the aggression first half to wind the ball. the clouds response to the ball. the clouds response to the team. —— to win the ball. disappointing for us, they were disappointed in the dressing room. —— the crowd plus mugger response to the dean. it should have been three points. —— the crowd's response to the team. in the championship, wigan d

striker marcus rashford tweeted... been subject to racist abuse throughout the campaign. some breaking news just some breaking newsjust coming in, the bulgarian prime minister has called for the resignation of the president of the bulgarian football union after those scenes, those incidents, those racist gestures and chanting at last night's game. the bulgarian presidentjo prime minister has called for the resignation of the president of the bulgarian football union. —— the bulgarian football union. —— the bulgarian priming is to has called for. let's discuss this further with paul canoville, the former chelsea footballer who was subject to racist abuse from some of his club's own fans in the 1980s, and has campaigned to end racism in the sport. paul, you are very welcome and bbc news, thank you forjoining us. now it is 2019 and it is still going on, what is your reaction, first of all, to what happened at the game last night. good morning. festival can i say congratulations to gareth southgate and the england team, al

he was furious that this happened in the build—up to marcus rashford's first—half opener.ys if martin atkinson doesn't spot it, var should have done. i totally agree. i watched the game yesterday myself and once i had seen the replays of it, i thought, and once i had seen the replays of it, ithought, it and once i had seen the replays of it, i thought, it has got to be overruled surely. looking at the news yesterday and today and what has happened, most people saying it should, should not. this is where var is causing so many problems in football. jurgen klopp probably had a few words for martin atkinson. he has got this theory that martin atkinson thought, i am not going to blow for that because var will put it right, but the video assistance are not overruling referees as much as they should. they have got a screen they can revert back to on the sideline. their big issue is, why are they not going and saying, i have made a mistake. i have let things carry on... watford were really unhappy against spurs as well. this was a blatant penalty. it shows the amount of times...

goals from scott mctominay, marcus rashford and anthony martial, moving ole gunnar solskjaer‘s side upwich remain in the relegation zone. arsenal surrendered a two—goal load to draw 2—2 at home to crystal palace. the gunners two up inside nine minutes, sokratis pa pastathopoulos and david luiz pounced on poor defending at corners, but it was all downhill from there. a luka milivojevic penalty and a jordan ayew header giving the eagles a share of the spoils. let's take you round the leagues in europe now, and there's a surprising leader at the top of la liga. newly—promoted granada took advantage of el clasico being postponed to move up from sixth to top courtesy of their 1—0 win over real betis. meanwhile borussia monchengladbach returned to the top of the bundesliga in germany with a 4—2 win over eintracht frankfurt. denis zakaria with this effort to seal the result. in italy, roma moved up to 5th in serie a after beating ac luis muriel scored a hat—trick as third placed atalanta lewis hamilton has won the mexican grand prix but he'll have to wait at least another week to seal his 6th

united took the lead at old trafford through marcus rashford.ld up. var then ruled out an equaliser for sadio mane for handball. adam lallana scored a late equaliser with his first goal for two and a half years. i thought they were excellent, the boys. attitude, you can see the fitness in the boys now. we are getting fitter and fitter. the aggression first half to win the ball. the crowd‘s response to

goals from scott mctominay, marcus rashford and antony martial. norwich. at the emirates arsenal were denied a late winner against crystal palace, sokratis's goal ruled out by var. he had scored earlier in the match along with daivd luiz to put arsenal ahead. lucas milivojevic scored a penalty for palace and jordan ayew equalised to make it 2—2. ididn't i didn't understand the referees' reaction. for example, last week, we had a penalty, very clear. we then checked on the ar and today, they checked on the ar and today, they checked all of it. i don't understand why and they then decided. for me, it was no confusion, it was not a good decision. defending champions arsenal beat title rivals manchester city in the women's super league. top scorer vivianne miedema got the goal of the game to end citys' unbeaten run this season. arsenal have now won 15 of their past 16 home games. in the other results, manchester united beat reading 2—0 and everton also beat brighton 2—0. in the london derby it finished 3—1 to chelsea away at west ham. in scotland, ran

united took the lead at old trafford through marcus rashford. that was referred to var, which decided liverpool's divock origi wasn't fouled in the build up. var then ruled out an equaliser for sadio mane for handball. adam lallana scored a late equaliser with his first goal for two and a half years. i thought they were excellent, the boys. attitude, you can see the fitness in the boys now. we are getting fitter and fitter. the aggression first half to win the ball. the crowds response to the team. disappointing for us, for the fans, for the players and they were disappointed in the dressing room. which is a good sign for me, it's not like they are excited, we have got a point from liverpool, it should have been three. good enough or a point, we gave manchester united to play the way they wanted to play. you're defending, being aggressive and well organised with eight players at the back, three in the midfield. they had the momentum because of that and we didn't, or orientation wasn't good enough. we felt under pressure when we were not under pr

and marcus rashford scored both goals for manchester united in a 2—1 victory at chelsea.aldo scored the winner asjuventus beat genoa to go back to the top of the table in serie a. juventus went in front after 36 minutes — with a headerfrom leonardo bonucci, but the lead only lasted 4 minutes. a mistake in thejuve defence gave christian kouame the chance to equalise, and the ivorian striker scored his fourth league goal of the season. the match was heading for a draw until the sixth minute of stoppage time when cristiano ronaldo was awarded a penalty. he put away the spot kick himself to seal the win that putsjuve a point clear of inter milan at the top of the table. in italy, juventus are back on top of the table in serie a after beating genoa 2—i. cristiano ronaldo scored a 90th minute penalty for the champions who are a point clear of inter. elsewhere, napoli were held to a 2—2 draw at home by atalanta. this goal from arek milik put napoli in front for the second time in the game. but four minutes from time, josip ilicic scored atalanta's the england women's cricket tea

england players take to social media to share their disgust — marcus rashford says racism in footballstamping out". the uk proposes new customs plans as efforts to reach a brexit deal before an eu summit this week go to the wire. michel barnier says a deal can still be done. reaching an agreement is still possible. obviously any agreement must work for everyone. climate change campaigners have been banned from london, after a week of extinction rebellion protests. the duke and duchess of cambridge arrive in pakistan at the start of their five—day tour. good morning, welcome to bbc newsroom live. i'm joanna gosling. the government and the football association — as well as past and present players — have demanded that uefa take tough and immediate action after england's black players were racially abused during an international in bulgaria. the game — which england won 6—0 — had to be halted twice because home fans were making monkey noises and nazi salutes. bulgaria's prime minister has called for the head of the country's football union to resign. the referee was following uefa's thre

you could say this game began with marcus rashford's blistering finish to score the first england goalgan before that. it began when england's players first heard the monkey chants, the racist abuse. i mean, i heard it before i got onto the pitch, in the warm—up. so we spoke about it coming off the pitch after the warm—up, and then obviously it was happening in the game. like i said, it's difficult to kind of categorise the whole country. i think it's perhaps a minority, and the second half was a lot better, so perhaps a victory all round. there were intense discussions between england players, management and officials through the first half, and an announcement was made to the crowd that the referee might suspend the game if the abuse continued. it was greeted by boos. there were nazi salutes on the ground. when england's players left this pitch at half—time, they then discussed whether they should even carry on with the match. they decided to play on, and england's captain told me he believed that was the right decision. everyone wanted to carry on and do the talking on the pitch, wh

debut, heard the first of the racist abuse, the match was halted twice as he, raheem sterling and marcus rashfordtargetted. uefa charges followed, the head of the bulgarian fa stood down, six men have been arrested so far. let's cross live to sofia now, and speak to our correspondent daniel sandford. evening, daniel. things have moved fairly quickly and we are beginning to learn more about the make up of the main group of ultra fans where most of the racist abuse came from. uefa have brought charges against bulgaria, they've had yes, the bulgaria football union may have been called out by events on monday night, but things have moved with blistering speed, today at the first police action. police here say that they have identified 15 people on they have identified 15 people on the cctv pictures who they believe we re the cctv pictures who they believe were involved in both the racial abuse, or the nazi salutes, which we re abuse, or the nazi salutes, which were witnessed here on monday night. they have identified nine of those 15 people, and worked out who they are and i've already got six of the

it wasn't the best goal of the night though, that was scored by marcus rashford. this morning. the standout tie is manchester united's trip to league two side colchester. holders manchester city meanwhile go to oxford united who are in league one. all the fixtures are on the bbc sport website and app. in the scottish premiership, rangers kept pace with leaders celtic thanks to a 4—0 win at ross county. celtic also won against st mirren, which means that the old firm are now level on points, with celtic top on goal difference. disappointment for manchester city in the women's champions league. they've been knocked out of the competition by atletico madrid for a second season running. city lost 2—1 on the night, 3—2 on aggregate. that's all the sport for now. hong kong has slid into recession for the first time since the global financial crisis. the economy shrank by 3.2% year on year. it's thought the protests there may have helped push the city into the downturn. our asia business correspondent karishma vaswani is in singapore. tell us more about the reasons for t

the match united striker marcus rashford has used social media to apologise for the club was my poorsystem to 30 years. he said on twitter, you can't hide in football in the last few weeks simply haven't been good enough. as a united fan myself, that hurts. you deserve better. we need to improve and that is our sole focus as a club. united is only two points of the relegation zone. you might have not heard much about typhoon hagibis, but it is approaching the rugby world cup. a number of teams need to reach the quarterfinals. a draw will be provided in the event ofa a draw will be provided in the event of a typhoon. i believe there is a contingency plan in place but i think it's obvious, 2a hours, we just need to get on with our dayjob and best prepare every single day and best prepare every single day and we'll see what comes about. some good news this evening for a british gymnastics, the men's team have matched the feet of the women's team and sealed their team's plays that next yea r‘s tokyo and sealed their team's plays that next year's tokyo olympics. they did it by qualifying

unexpectedly united took the lead at old trafford through marcus rashford, that was referred to var, build up. var then ruled out an equaliser for sadio mane for handball. adam lallana scored a late equaliser with his first goal for 2.5 years. i thought they were excellent, the attitude, you considerfitness in the boys now they're getting fitter and fitter, the aggression fessed up, to win the ball, the crowds, responsivity, so disappointing for us responsivity, so disappointing for us for the fans, for the players and they were disappointed in the crew which is a good sign for me, it's not like they're excited and got a point removable, it should have been three. in serie a, inter milan beat sasswolo 4—3 in a thriller. romelu lu ka ku and lautaro martinez both scored twice for inter as they looked to be cruising to a 7th win in eight games as they went 4—1 ahead. however, sasswolo scored twice in seven minutes to setup a tense finale. the equaliser never came so inter close back to a point behind serie a leadersjuventus. france football will announce a 30—man shortlist for the ballo

it wasn't the best goal of the night, though — that was scored by marcus rashford.ough to give united a 2—1 win. elsewhere, aston villa beat wolves. the draw for the quester finals has been made this morning, and this was the reaction of the colchester united squad when they found out they'd drawn manchester united at home in the last eight. oxford united get to host manchester city, and the rest of the ties are on the bbc sport website and app. following doubts over his future after england's cricket world cup win in the summer, one—day captain eoin morgan says he's "delighted" to keep playing until the twenty20 world cup in australia next year. he confirmed his plans before england's five—match t20 series against new zealand, which starts on friday in christchurch. i'm very comfortable with the decision i made, and delighted that i have made it, because i feel that is the right one for myself and the team. i still think i have a lot to offer. there were questions over my fitness and how i would come back, and play, isuppose. buti fitness and how i would come back,

marcus rashford scored a worldie as manchester united knocked out chelsea but the chaos came at anfieldand some real screamers — in one of the most remarkable games of football. michael redford has more. and field is no stranger to a manageable night. but if you could have imagined what was about to come when defensive duties got wrong. arsenal levelled minutes later, a hint of off side but from being level to being in control, another two goals made it 3—1. this penalty made it 3—2 but he was at fault for the fourth. liverpool far from finished. fans were hoping in them believing. and there was still more to come. the goal of the night and it looked to have won the game until this happened. 5—5 full—time. penalties. six god consecutively until this kick was saved leaving the 18—year—old to win the match in front of the cup. no pressure. no problem. liverpool winning 5— four on penalties. and 200 miles away in london, they've beenjoined by manchester united. they have already defeated chelsea and were gifted an opportunity early on. marcus scoring from the spot. and on the night of lill

match of the day's alan shearer says the form of striker marcus rashford is symptomatic of their problemsorst team i can rememberfor a this team is the worst team i can remember for a number of years. this team is the worst team i can rememberfora number of years. it will be ready for starting as a forward because of the lack of quality, the lack of balls coming into the box. i did something very similara into the box. i did something very similar a couple of weeks ago at west ham, exactly the same thing happening today as he did at west ham, no movement. ijust wonder whether anybody is saying anything to him because nothing has changed from two or three weeks ago from what i saw today. not moving in at the box, making it far easierfor the box, making it far easierfor the defenders as it should be. he is young, he is still learning, it has to bea young, he is still learning, it has to be a very frustrating time for him because that team, at the minute, is awful. great britain ended the world atletics championships with five medals — that's their lowest total since 2005. their championship

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a late equaliser from adam lallana five minutes from time cancelling out marcus rashford's first halfient wooden sarcophagi have been put on display following their recent discovery near the nile. the ornately decorated coffins of men, women and children are around 3,000 years old, and well—preserved. nina nanji reports. (tx it is the biggest find of its kind in more than a century. perfectly preserved mummies discovered in 30 ancient wooden coffins in the valley of the kings — the egyptian city of luxor. the trove was unearthed by a team of egyptian archaeologists on the west bank of the river nile. the coffins date back around 3000 years but despite this they were found in good condition — sealed and intact and adorned with vibrant colours and inscriptions. it is believed to contain the remains of high priests and their families. this will enrich our knowledge about the belief of the afterlife and the workshops that make these beautiful scenes, the colour and the religious scenes. it is for the common people, for a king orfor a priest? and that is why i believe this discovery is ver

england took control of the football almost instantly, marcus rashford's goal the first.feree has clearly brought things to a halt here. we've had fears of incidences of racist abuse. england's captain talking urgently to match officials, and we then heard in the statium the first protocol. an announcement warning that the referee might suspend the match because of racism. the goals continued, so did the complaints, with gareth southgate in intense discussions. the match did continue, but a group of home supporters left. england scored the fourth goal before half—time. the message from their football could not be louder. bulgaria's manager had assured us there was no racism in the country's football. the game featured nazi salutes from the stands. on the pitch, england's fifth goal came from raheem sterling, they had come to win, to rediscover their football belief and they did that. they also displayed the confidence to report racism. and that has forced the issue to the point where it cannot be hidden or ignored again. one england supporter has just told me that he hear

and this reaction from england's raheem sterling: marcus rashford tweeted: england fans chanted theirmany called for action. they should be kicked out of the next qualifying phases. it's going to happen. if we were pre—warned about it and it's happened, it's going to happen again, isn't it? i've been living in bulgaria for five years as a brit, and i have to go through what you guys have just seen yesterday. so it's not fair or right, but i'm glad it's out there now. in a statement, uefa said: former bolton midfielder fabrice muamba. there hasn't been much progress, looking at it. because 12 years ago, he played in the same stadium, facing the same abuse. does nothing change, seriously? you heard the monkey chants? yeah. what should happen to those racists in the stadium? they're not welcome to any football stadium. a lifetime ban? yeah, it has to be. we've linked some of those in the ground to a group called lauta army. on facebook, hours earlier, they openly talked of trying to arrange a fight with england fans. in the crowd, the same flag. what should happen to bulgaria? i think be

marcus rashford said, "not an easy situation to play in and not one which should be happening in 2019 the the fa chairman here greg clarke, who was at the game, said it had left a number of the england players and staff visibly upset. what a disappointing night, probably one of the most appalling nights i have seen in football. we talk to the players at half—time and they got together and said no, we want to play, we want to finish, we want to win the game, we do not want the racists to win. let's speak to 0sei sankofa — he is a former professional footballer who started his career at charlton. he is the education officer at kick it out. that is an anti—discrimination charity. alsojoining us is imrul gazi — he is the manager of semi—pro team sporting bengal. he brought his players off the pitch due to racist abuse and says the way it was dealt with by the fa left a sour taste. and also william kedjanyi, he is a betting analyst and a podcaster and sportswriter. he appeared on our programme as part of "56 black men" — which highlighted racism. welcome, all. osei, how do you think the pl

you could say this game began with marcus rashford's blistering finish to score the first england goaln before that. it began when england's players first heard the monkey chants, the racial abuse. whistling. i mean, i heard it before i even got to the other side of the pitch in the warm—up. we spoke about it coming off the pitch after the warm—up and then, obviously, it was happening in the game but, like i said, it's difficult to categorise the whole country. i think it's perhaps a minority and the second half was a lot better, so perhaps a victory all round. uefa, who i've spoken to throughout the game, at half—time and at the end of the game, will be carrying out a thorough investigation — not just what the ref saw and what the officials around him saw, but also live footage, witness statements to make sure that this appalling scene of terrible racism is treated appropriately. there were intense discussions between england players, management and officials through the first half and an announcement was made to the crowd that the referee might suspend the game if the abuse continued

a late equaliser from adam lallana cancelling out marcus rashford's first half goal at old trafford.acially abused during their 1—1 draw earlier. the colombian was allegedly targeted as he celebrated his equaliser in front of the hearts supporters at tynecastle. rotaro mishino put hearts ahead afterjust six minutes before morelos equalised later in the first half. the point leaves rangers second in the table, level on points with celtic but behind on goal difference. the player draft‘s been made for the hundred — cricket's inaugral competition which begins next summer. surprisingly, though, west indian batsman chris gayle failed to be picked up but australian ashes pair steve smith and mitchell starc will both play for welsh fire. the league will consist of eight city—based franchise teams, each of which will field both a men's and women's side. england's world cup—winning captain, eoin morgan, will play for london spirit. the opportunity that this brings is extraordinary, you see the names of the coaches in the room today making the coaches in the room today making the selections, t

against expectations, united took the lead at old trafford thanks to this counter attack which marcus rashforddivock origi wasn't fouled in the build up. var then ruled out an equaliser for sadio mane for handball. adam lallana scored a late equaliser with his first goal for two and a half years. i thought they were excellent. they are getting fitter and fitter, the aggression first half to win the ball. the crowds response to the team, so disappointing for us, for the fans, for the players and they we re the fans, for the players and they were disappointed in the dressing room, which is a good sign for me, it is not like they are excited and we have a point from liverpool, it should have been three. we have a point from liverpool, it should have been three. rangers missed out on the chance of returning to the top of the scottish premiership. they were held to a 1—1 draw at hearts, reotaro meshino putting hearts ahead afterjust six minutes. alfredo morelos equalised later in the first half. but the point leaves them second in the table, level on points with celtic but behind on goal difference

england took control of the football almost instantly, marcus rashford's goal the first.on of the game was soon unfolding. racism. commentator: the referee has clearly brought things to a halt here. we've had fears of incidences of racist abuse. england's captain talking urgently to match officials, and we then heard in the statium the first protocol. an announcement warning that the referee might suspend the match because of racism. the goals continued, so did the complaints, with gareth southgate in intense discussions. the match did continue, but a group of home supporters left. england scored the fourth goal before half—time. the message from their football could not be louder. bulgaria's manager had assured us there was no racism in the country's football. the game featured nazi salutes from the stands. on the pitch, england's fifth goal came from raheem sterling, they had come to win, to rediscover their football belief and they did that. they also displayed the confidence to report racism. and that has forced the issue to the point where it cannot be hidden or igno

marcus rashford tweeted: proud we rose above it to ta ke tweeted: proud we rose above it to take threets, but this needs stamping out. post match, england fa ns were stamping out. post match, england fans were defiant, but today many called for action. they should be kicked out of the next qualifying period might. it's going to happen. if we were pre—warn that it has happened, it will happen again.” have been living in bulgaria for three years as a brit, and i have had to go through what you guys so yesterday. it's not fair or right, but i'm glad it's out there now. in a statement, uefa said: everyone from administrators to players, coaches and fans needs to work with government and ngos to wage war on the racists and to marginalise their apparent views to the fringes of society. former bolton midfielder... there hasn't been much of a policy, looking at it. 12 years ago, he played in the same stadium, facing the same abuse. what should happen to those racists in the stadium? all you hope is that they can go through each individual and give them a life ban. on facebook, a group openly t

marcus rashford tweeted... post match, england fans were defiant, but today many called for action.e kicked out of the next qualifying period might. it's going to happen. if we were pre—warn that it has happened, it will happen again. i have been living in bulgaria for five years as a brit, and i have had to go through what you guys so yesterday. it's not fair or right, but i'm glad it's out there now. in a statement, uefa said... former bolton midfielder... there hasn't been much of a progress, looking at it. 12 years ago, he played in the same stadium, facing the same abuse. what should happen to those racists in the stadium? all you hope is that they can go through each individual and give them a life ban. on facebook, a group openly talked about trying to arrange a fight with england fans. in the crowd, the same flag. here, boris johnson described the abuse as "vile", and further condemnation inside parliament. i'm writing today to the uefa president, but again, the consequences of failing to tackle this issue will be severe. from bulgaria to england, racism is not one country's

a sloppy pass, a quick counterattack, echoes of the united of old as marcus rashford rushed forward,er was ruled out for handball. united looked more likely to increase their lead than surrender it, but then came an unexpected saviour, substitute adam alana scoring his first goal for two and a half years. —— adam lallana. but liverpool couldn‘t get another. a good result for the united manager, and relief forjurgen klopp that it wasn‘t a defeat, but he is yet to win at old trafford. in the championship, wigan denied nottingham forest the chance to move into the automatic promotion places. they won 1—0 at the dw stadium — jamal lowe with his first goal for the club. it‘s a third successive home league win for wigan who move up to 18th. forest stay fourth. rangers have missed out on the chance of returning to the top of the scottish premiership after being held to a 1—1 draw at hearts. the point leaves rangers second, level on points with leaders celtic. michael redford reports. two teams with different tales so far this season. before the first whistle, rangers started top of the tabl

goals from scott mctominay, marcus rashford and antony martial. 0nel hernandez got one back for norwichthe match along with daivd luiz to put arsenal ahead. lucas milivojevic scored a penalty for palace and jordan ayew equalised to make it 2—2. defending champions arsenal beat title rivals manchester city in the women's super league. top scorer vivianne miedema got the goal of the game to end citys' unbeaten run this season. arsenal have now won 15 of their past 16 home games. in the other results, manchester united beat reading 2—0 and everton also beat brighton 2—0. in the london derby it finished 3—1 to chelsea away at west ham. in scotland, rangers stay level on points at the top of the table after coming from behind to beat motherwell 2—1. meanwhile the scottish champions celtic scored four unanswered goals at pittodrie to beat aberdeen by the biggest margin at their ground for 11 years. joe lynskey reports. for celtic, the league title needs a special focus this time. they face revitalised rivals and play in europe most thursdays. come sundays, that means they want the work done e

three goals up, marcus rashford with an early powerful strike and ross barkley has added two more earlyght, then they will secure their place in the finals. but as you can see, kosovo are their place in the finals. but as you can see, kosovo are 1—0 up. in the last couple minutes, play was stopped and the england skipper harry kane was spoken to by the referee. this was over alleged racial abuse in the stadium. there was then a message from the stadium announcer, and he has said that the game would be suspended again or abandoned if certain crowd chants continued. so we will keep you up—to—date with that, you can follow it on the bbc sport website. some more news coming from sophia, a british man has died following an incident there, the foreign office continuing they are supporting his family. the fa say they will comment —— waitfor family. the fa say they will comment —— wait for comment until the full circumstances are clarified. let's move on, because michael o'neill has secured his first friendly away win as the northern ireland manager after a hard —fought as the northern ireland

manchester united striker marcus rashford has used social media to apologise for the club's poor formeague season for 30 years. rashford said on twitter... united are 12th in the table, two points off the relegation zone. there's one match in league one tonight. nine years ago, these teams played each other teams played each other in the premier league. you might not have hear much yet about typhoon hagibis, but it could be about to play a major role at the rugby world cup injapan, where the typhoon is due to hit this weekend. a number of teams still need a win to secure a place in the quarterfinals, including ireland — who would guarantee their place with a bonus point win over samoa on saturday. the competition's rules state that a nil—nil draw is awarded in the event of a match cancellation. world rug by world rugby has been in touch with us world rugby has been in touch with us and they are as keen as we are, as you are, to get this game played. i believe there is a contingency plan in place but i think there are updates every 2a hours, but we just get on with our dayjob and best

you could say this game began with marcus rashford's blistering finish with a goal.warm up. we spoke about it coming off the pitch. after the warm—up. and obviously it was happening in the game but like i said, it is difficult to categorise double country for perhaps a minority in the second half was a lot better so perhaps a victory all around. there were intense discussions between england players, management and officials in the first half and there was an announcement made in the crowd that the referee might suspend again if the referee might suspend again if the abuse continued and it was greeted by boos. were nazi salutes in the crowd. when they left the pitch at half time they discussed whether they should carry on with the match and decided to play on, and even's captain told me that they believe that was the right decision. everyone wanted to carry on and talking on the page which i am extremely proud of, it is not easy to play and circumstances like that. beat 6—0 victory in that manner in which we played, i'm proud of fresh air. england cosmic manager thou

the first came as united took the lead at old trafford, through marcus rashford — that was given afterby the video ref for handball. before adam lalla na scored a late equaliser. united will be frustrated with the defending, a great time to put away his first goal for two and a half years. hearts have opened an investigation after claims that rangers striker alfredo morelos was racially abused during their 1—1 draw. after hearts had gone ahead early on, morelos scored the equaliser and he was allegedy targeted as he celebrated in front of the home fans. rangers are second in the table, level on points with celtic. for the first time in british sport, there's been a player draft. the eight teams taking part in the new cricket competition the hundred got to bid for members yesterday and we can talk about it now with one of the players who was picked, england batsman jason roy. great to speak to you. you will be playing with the oval invincible. how closely have you been monitoring the player drafted to see who is going where? i was there last night andi going where? i was there last nigh

you could say this game began with marcus rashford's blistering finish to score the first england goalbegan before that. it began when england's players first heard the monkey chants, the racial abuse. whistling. hey, don't do that! i mean, i heard it before i even got to the other side of the pitch in the warm—up. we spoke about it, coming off the pitch, after the warm—up and then, obviously, it was happening in the game but, like i said, it's difficult to categorise the whole country. i think it's perhaps a minority and the second half was a lot better, so perhaps a victory all round. uefa, who i've spoken to throughout the game, at half—time and at the end of the game, will be carrying out a thorough investigation — not just what the ref saw and what the officials around him saw, but also live footage, witness statements to make sure that this appalling scene of terrible racism is treated appropriately. there were intense discussions between england players, management and officials through the first half and an announcement was made to the crowd that the referee might suspend the g

plastic pitch, and he was fuming that they were denied a penalty, when stijn wuytens brought down marcus rashforday games. wolves won their first major european match since 1980, and it came in dramatic style. willy boly scoring in stoppage time to snatch a 1—0 win over besiktas in istanbul. it's six points from six for arsenal, after gabriel martinelli scored two quick—fire goals to put them on their way to a 4—0 win over standard liege. celtic got a bit of revenge over romanian side cluj. they were the team that knocked them out of the champions league in august but celtic beat them 2—0 last night to go top of their group as rangers lost at young boys. but there was heartbreak for rangers. they'd been ahead against young boys but a goal nearly three minutes into injury time sent them to defeat. it looked like they would be getting away with a draw in that one. england cricketer kate cross says she accepts — for now — that there's a pay disparity between the men and women's teams in the new hundred competition which launched yesterday. some of england's test players were picked by the eight new

united taking the lead through marcus rashford, he got on the end of a fantasticjames cross.on the cusp of half—time, mane scored, only forvar to deny him. 1—0 to manchester united with 51 minutes on the clock. in the championship, wigan denied nottingham forest the chance to move into the automatic promotion places. they won 1—0 at the dw stadium. jamaal is low with his first goal for the club. we can move up to 18th and nottingham forest stay fourth. rangers have missed out on the chance to return to the top of the scottish premiership after being held at hearts. it leaves rangers second on points with celtic. two tea ms second on points with celtic. two teams with different tales so far this season. former possessive league win saw rangers start top of the table. hearts had only one win all season but hearts started the stronger. less than two minutes had passed until this effort. moments later, hearts found the net. a long ball causing confusion in the rangers defence. alan mcgregor originally saving their blushes. but he could not do anything about meshino's effort. stev

it wasn't the best goal of the night though, that was scored by marcus rashford.s celtic thanks to a 4—0 win at ross county. celtic also won against st mirren, which means that the old firm are now level on points with celtic top on goal difference. it looks like it's going to be a very exciting title race in scotland this year. disappointment for manchester city in the women's champions league. they've been knocked out of the competition by athletico madrid for a second season running. city lost 2—1 on the night, 3—2 on aggregate — their third straight defeat in all competitons. scotland have qualified for next year's t20 world cup in australia. they did it by beating the uae by 90 runs in their play—off in dubai — thier seccond biggest win in the 20 over format. and before i go, forget the 10 goals and penalties, there was a lovely moment in the tunnel at anfield last night. this is the arsenal captain hector bellerin having a chat with a mascot who was a bit chilly. so bellerin took off his pre—match jacket and handed it over to keep the lad warm. it fits in. i

the first came as united took the lead at old trafford through marcus rashford — that was given aftervestigation into reports of racist comments made during the fa cup match between haringey borough fc and yeovil town on saturday, and yeovil town on saturday. you might remember the haringey manager took his players off the pitch. and hearts have opened an investigation after claims that rangers striker alfredo morelos was racially abused during their 1—1 draw. after hearts had gone ahead early on, morelos scored the equaliser — and he was allegedy targeted as he celebrated in front of the home fans. rangers are second in the table, level on points with celtic. it was a big weekend of sport and it will be a big week ahead, notjust for andy murray, because his wife is due to give birth any day now. and then we build up. good that he got then we build up. good that he got the win under his belt before he has to fly home. say you injure your knee, what do you do to that me? i would say get the frozen peas out. let's demonstrate the frozen peas. a nice little bend, the advantage of them. t

you could say this game began with marcus rashford's blistering finish for this goal, but it began before, it began when england's player is first heard the monkey chanting. i mean, i heard it before i even got to the other side of the pitch in the warm up, so we spoke about it coming off the pitch after the warm up and then, obviously, it was happening in the game but, like i said, it's difficult to categorize the whole country. i think it's perhaps a minority and the second half was a lot better, so perhaps a victory all round. uefa, who i've spoken to throughout the game — at half—time and at the end of the game — will be carrying out a thorough investigation, not just what the ref saw and what the officials around him saw, but also live footage, witness statements to make sure that this appalling scene of terrible racism is treated appropriately. there were intense discussions between england players, management and officials through the first half and an announcement was made to the crowd that the referee might suspend the game if abuse continued. it was greeted by boos. there were n

manchester united striker marcus rashford has used social media to apologise for the club‘s poor formernoon live, let‘s go nationwide and see what‘s happening around the country in our daily visit to the bbc newsrooms around the uk. let‘s go to rogerjohnson who is in salford for us this afternoon and can tell us more about an archeology student who is piecing together the story of the liverpool buildings devastated in the may 1941 blitz by sorting through beach rubble. tell me how. i am going to tell you all about it. what a treat to be the only person talking to you this afternoon. i thought it was you that should have the birthday treat but it is me that gets a treat on your birthday. just go on with the story. let me tone about it, emma marsh, an archaeology student, in liverpool, she has come up with this idea to go through what has emerged on crosby beach. crosby beach is famous because antony gormley‘s iron men stand on that beach but behind that in the sand dunes we are starting to see lots of breaks, house bricks, building bricks, all sorts of rubble which is surely but surely

it wasn't the best goal of the night though, that was scored by marcus rashford.reaction of the colchester united squad, when they found out they'd drawn manchester united at home in the last eight. oxford united get to host manchester city and the rest of the ties are on the bbc sport website and app. plenty more on the bbc sport website and app, including all the build up to tyson fury‘s venture into wrestling. he fights braun strowman in the wwe later this evening. we will have more on that later. sarah, thank you very much. mark zuckerberg has not followed suit. alexandra mckenzie reports. with an election expected six weeks today, the politicians are already heading for social media to get their message across to as many of us as possible. but from the end of november, the ceo of twitter, jack dorsey, has said all political advertising will be banned. on twitter, he said that political message reach should be earned and not bought. why, he asked? the answer, he said — it can be used to influence votes and affect the lives of millions. some regard this move as

plastic pitch, and he was furious that they were denied a penalty when stijn wuytens brought down marcus rashfordnished goalless. they're now without a win in their past 10 away games. wolves won their first major european match since 1980. and it came in dramatic style — willy boly scoring in stoppage time to give them a 1—0 win over besiktas in istanbul. it's six consecutive home european matches from six for arsenal, after gabriel martinelli scored two quick—fire goals to put them on their way to a a—0 win over standard liege. celtic got a bit of revenge over romanian side cluj. they were the team that knocked them out of the champions league in august, but celtic beat them 2—0 last night to go top of their group. but rangers had top spot in their group snatched away in stoppage time, after the swiss champions young boys scored a late winner, to make it 2—1. defending motogp world champion marc marquez escaped serious injury in a dramatic crash in first practice for sunday's thai grand prix. he came off his repsol honda on a bend, sliding across the tarmac and gravel while the bike flipped beh