salford co—captains lee mossop and mark flanagan will be able to play in saturday's challenge cup finalley showpiece after "inconclusive" tests earlier this week. two other salford players tested positive yesterday and will continue to self—isolate. and ahead of the premiership final against exeter in 10 days time, wasps say four of their players and three staff members have tested positive for coronavirus. all are now self isolating. lots of live international football for you to enjoy this evening — all the home nations kick off their latest nations league matches in about an hour and a half's time. let's head to wembley where england take on denmark — still basking in the glory of beating the world's top side belgium over the weekend. our sports correspondent natalie pirks is there for us — a few key names missing for gareth southgate this evening, natalie? meanwhile, one of england's matches which had been scheduled yes, it's quite a big list. we have five changes from the team to be belgium on sunday, they will make theirfull belgium on sunday, they will make their full debuts toni

co—ca ptains lee mossop and mark flanagan will be able to play in saturday's challenge cup final against negative for coronavirus. both feared missing the wembley showpiece after "inconclusive" tests earlier this week. two other salford players tested positive yesterday and will continue to self—isolate. it was another day for the sprinters at the giro d'italia and another day to shine for arnaud demare. the frenchman came out on top at the end of the eleventh stage to claim his fourth win of the race. portugal'sjoao almeida retained the overall lead. britain's tay—oh gaygan hart remains 14th. mark cavendish says he has no "desire to stop" racing, three days after suggesting he was set to retire. he raced in belgium today and said confusion regarding the calendar was behind his previous emotional interview but the briton doesn't yet have a contract for next year. and that's all the sport for now. hello, wednesday was a sunshine and showers day for most parts of the uk. we will continue to see some of those showers as we head through the evening and the night. gradually drifting their way

co—ca ptains lee mossop and mark flanagan will be able to play in saturday's challenge cup final againstalford players tested positive yesterday and will continue to self—isolate. it was another day for the sprinters at the giro d'italia and another day to shine for arnaud demare. the frenchman came out on top at the end of the eleventh stage to claim his fourth win of the race. portugal'sjoao almeida retained the overall lead. britain's tay—oh gaygan hart remains 14th. mark cavendish says he has no "desire to stop" racing, three days after suggesting he was set to retire. he raced in belgium today and said confusion regarding the calendar was behind his previous emotional interview but the briton doesn't yet have a contract for next year. haven't forgot about you, paula and her to having zero. that's why i love your information, thank you so much. that's really good to know how big poland is when it comes to football. good to hear that, thank you. let's return to the new restrictions in northern ireland to curb the spread of coronavirus. first minister arlene foster said schools will cl

salford red devils players lee mossop and mark flanagan can play in saturday‘s challenge cup final against with me to answer the questions you‘ve been sending in on football is bbc senior sports news reporter laura scott and martin lipton, the chief sports reporter for the sun. we‘ve got some hotly contested questions here, as you can imagine. let‘s start with the question which asks, what‘s the likelihood of any of it goes through, with or without the catastrophic six voter majority clause? could you explain the clause then answer the question. at the moment, what happens is there needs to bea moment, what happens is there needs to be a 14 club majority. under that big picture proposals, the bigger six clubs would get a bigger say. there would be a majority of six. there would be a majority of six. there have been concerns that this would effectively concentrate the power to the big six clubs because of these special voting powers. i think that‘s what this question is referring to. he is asking what is the likelihood of this going ahead? clearly, this has been one of the biggest sources o