hopes were kindled early on when they got off to the perfect start, mo salah slotting home a penaltyven minutes, but were denied further first—half goals by a combination of wasteful finishing, mo salah missing a glorious chance and some excellent defending. atalanta, bidding to reach the semifinals for the first time, grew in belief in the second half as liverpool faded, and in the end saw out the tie with relative ease. what a night for them. in the words of their manager, arguably the greatest night in their history. as forjurgen klopp, his european story with liverpool has had many wonderful chapters but the final lies have been written in northern italy. in the shadow of the bergamo alps, this, in the end, was one amounting to far to climb. so, atalanta reach theirfirst european semifinal since 1988, and they will now face marseille after they beat benfica on penalties, it finished 1—0 to marseille on the night but level on aggregate and after extra time, so the shoot—out settled it. no problems for roma who comfortably beat ac milan. and they will play the newly crowned german

klopp something to mo salah.ds what he what was said, but they had a bit of a row. no, no, there was no physical altercation or anything like that. maybe bust up his overegging it slightly. but then mo salah went through the mixed zone afterwards, which is where the journalists get to speak to players if they choose to speak, and there's a cordon between them and if a player doesn't want to speak generally, steven, they put their headphones on and they walk straight through and say, not today. mo salah didn't stop as this is my understanding anyway, from someone who was there, he didn't stop , from someone who was there, he didn't stop, but he did sort of turn round to the reporters and say, if i speak there will be fire. oh, this is a relationship which has yielded spectacular results for liverpool over the last seven years. it's a bit like when, remember geoffrey howe's final speech in the house of commons? they had this beautiful relationship , didn't, beautiful relationship, didn't, didn't, didn't it with mar

but goals from luis diaz and mo salah secured the three points.head coach, roberto de zerbi, has been linked with the liverpool job whenjurgen klopp leaves at the end of the season. klopp is certainly a fan of the way brighton play. games

yet, in fact, they needed a late mo salah penalty to salvage a point which means this exciting three—wayeague title race has tightened up. manchester united came out at halftime and proceeded to turn the game around. an error led to fernandez equalising from the centre circle and to general amazement united went in front with a curling finish from an 18—year—old's first goal at old trafford. liverpool were able to level it up but will hold events here that will ultimate cost them. i'm ok with it. i know we — you know, a lot of moments we could have turned or pushed this game in the absolute right direction being at halftime, 15—0 in shots is a crazy away game to be honest. we cannot talk about things we didn't do. we can improve and become in moments that's what we will work on, and as far as i know, we have a point more than before the game, we're still in the race, that's fine. very mixed emotions. one side i'm very disappointed that you dropped seven points in one— week when you are in winning positions and we have to blame ourselves for making stupid mistakes. so we have to learn fro

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but goals from luis diaz and mo salah secured the three points.here was added intrigue to the match as the brighton head coach, roberto de zerbi, has been linked with the liverpool job whenjurgen klopp leaves at the end of the season. klopp is certainly a fan of the way brighton play. games against brighton, when they were never close. today, chasing them at the right moments. so many good things for a football coach. that is why i am really happy with the result as well. yes, it is nerve—wracking, sorry, for all of ours, but that is the first of the last ten. let us keep going. in the final of the women's english league cup a goal from in extra—time gave arsenal a 1—0 victory over chelsea. there was though some animosity between the two managers at the end of the match with the chelsea manager, emma hayes, accusing her arsenal counterpart of "male aggression" on the sidelines towards her player, erin cuthbertson, whilejonas eideval said chelsea were moving the goalposts to suit themselves. we had a discussion before the game, where both clubs has

after losing to everton without scoring in midweek, the manager, juergen klopp, made five changes, mo salah an impact sub guest west ham, but is this moment of the maps that he will be remembered for. it was already to all when the egyptian came on. in a dire first half, liverpool had more possession, but it was the hammers who struck first through jared bowen just before the interval. i half—time team talk did the trick, as andy robertson equalised soon after. liverpool could and should have run away with this match, but as so often has been the case this season, their shots were wayward and they found a goalkeeper rising to they found a goalkeeper rising to the occasion. he was credited with this own goal, but he was hardly to blame for liverpool taking the lead. one of the few standout performers was bowen, the player of the match set up antonio to send west ham's fans delirious and liverpool's despondent. they've known for months that klopp is leaving, left wondering whether solo or others follow them out of the club. nick parrott, bbc news. afterwards in the post match press conference

yet in fact they needed a late mo salah penalty to salvage a point which means this exciting premierp. manchester united came out and proceeded to turn the game around. bruno fernandes equalised from the centre circle and united went in front with a curling finish from the 18—year—old with his first goal at old trafford. liverpool level and will hope events don't ultimately cost them. i'm ok with it. i know that in a lot of moments, we could have turned or pushed this game in our direction. being at half time 1—0 up and i5 nil in shott is a crazy away game, to be honest. we cannot talk about things we didn't do right. we can improve and be calmer in moments. that is what we will work on. as far as i know, we have a point more than before the game. we are still in that race, so it is fine. very mixed emotions. on one side, i'm very disappointed to drop seven points in one week when you are in winning positions, and we have to blame ourselves for making stupid mistakes. we have to learn from it. on the other side, i'm very proud. you see how we are improving, and the potential for the

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a touchline spat between mo salah and jurgen klopp, and two points dropped at west ham in another disappointingiverpool. sheffield united are the first team relegated from the top flight — they're thumped by newcastle as their lacklustre season goes on. and chelsea are out of the women's champions league — heartbreak for them against holders barcelona at stamford bridge. hello there and welcome along to sportsday... and we start with the culmination of the women's six nations. england have been on an incredible run — the only side standing in their way of another title — and another grand slam were france today. but it went the way of the favourites in bordeaux — and england are celebrating tonight. jo currie is there for us. jo, how much of a test was this, for this dominant england side today? was this, for this dominant yes, was this, for this dominant england champions aga arguably yes, england champions again and arguably they rarely have to get into top gear to do it. they set a blistering pace at the start of the game that france really struggled to keep up with. after the break, the hos

that the tablet slipped away from them and liver board just, lacking a bit of a cutting edge and mo salahsame since he came back from injury and he has two goals in his last five games and as you say, because of manchester cities form, manchester city have made a note of it, 39 points for a possible 45 since christmas and arsenals record for a possible 35 is 32 in liverpool at 32 points from a possible a2. so, that gives you an indication about consisting manchester city are in the second half of the season and i think from an arsenal liverpool point of view, they're probably hoping to see the progress in the champions league and hope that might be a distraction and that was not the case last season. what about the all—important premier league run and games each to what about the run—injoe, 6 games each to play, do any of the three have it easier than the others well let's look, olly, at where arsenal and liverpool may have hope. city go next in the league in 10 days time at brighton — that's because they're in fa cup action next weekend. and of their six left to play, four are away games

and as he's so often been before, mo salah — liverpool's lifeline. in history between these two, with very immediate consequences on that title race. ben croucher, bbc news. after that pulsating match, let's hearfrom both managers. i’m after that pulsating match, let's hear from both managers. i'm ok with it. i know hear from both managers. i'm ok with it- i know that — hear from both managers. i'm ok with it. i know that in _ hear from both managers. i'm ok with it. i know that in a _ hear from both managers. i'm ok with it. i know that in a lot _ hear from both managers. i'm ok with it. i know that in a lot of— hear from both managers. i'm ok with it. i know that in a lot of moments, i it. i know that in a lot of moments, we could have turned or pushed this game in our direction. being at half time 1—0 up and 15 in shotts is a crazy away game, to be honest. we cannot talk about things we didn't do right. we can improve and be calmer in moments. that is what we will work on. as far as i know, we have a point more than before the game. we are still i

and as he's so often been before, mo salah — liverpool's lifeline.wn in history between these two, with very immediate consequences on that title race. ben croucher, bbc news. after the match, united manager eric ten hag said while he was proud of his players he saw the result as dropped points. jurgen klopp felt, although they missed chances, liverpool were still very much in the fight for the title. i'm ok with it. i know that in a lot of moments, we could have turned or pushed this game in our direction. being at half time 1—0 up and 15 in shots is a crazy and 15—0 in shots is a crazy away game, to be honest. we cannot talk about things we didn't do right. we know we can improve and be calmer in moments. that is what we will work on. as far as i know, we have a point more than before the game. we are still in that race, so it is fine. very mixed emotions. on one side, i'm very disappointed to drop seven points in one week when you are in winning positions, and we have to blame ourselves for making stupid mistakes. we have to learn from it. on the

jurgen klopp has a bust up with mo salah. we'll hear more later this hour. >> hello, good morning.ay across the uk. rain at times in the east generally a little bit brighter the further west you go. i'll have all the details later. >> morning to you. i'm stephen dixon and i'm ellie costello and this is breakfast on

. >> well, harry, speaking of that, jamie carragher has come out there today and he said salah mo salahg his comments with jurgen klopp after that game that you've just mentioned there. in that upset that took place. i mean, do you agree with those comments ? do you think it those comments? do you think it was a show that, you know, that argument that they had, just offside? there >> well, i think i think jamie carragher should should know better. >> really. i mean, he played the game for 20 odd years. he knows how passionate, emotions can be. i mean, the manager benched salah and brought him on late in the game with two other subs , the game with two other subs, and clearly said something to him. >> i don't know what he said to him. >> oh, and nor does jamie carragher. so until he can, we all find out what was said. it certainly riled salah , and you certainly riled salah, and you know daft. well it's always, unseemly when two high profile people like that are warring on the touchline. but that's emotions of the game. and you're going to see a lot of that this afternoon. >> well indeed

and when liverpool needed a lifeline, mo salah duly delivered it.on villa, after beating nottingham forest. some great goals, one from defender micky van der ven in a 3—1win. and that boosts their hopes of champions league football next season, with only goal difference is now keeping forest out of the premier league relegation places. sheffield united salvaged a draw at home to chelsea, oli mcburnie with the goal. they remain rooted to the bottom of the table, nine points from safety. the title race in england's heading towards a nailbiting finish — the same can be said for the scottish premiership. sunday's six goal thriller at ibrox means rangers are nowjust a point behind leaders celtic. this one lived up to the hype. celtic — with no away fans — took the lead, virtually straight from kick off. but after going 2—up rangers then drew level. it had looked like adam idah's finish six minutes from time was going to put celtic four points clear at the top, but look at this a stunning stoppage—time equaliser from rabbi matondo made it 3—3, leaving ran

despite an early mo salah goal away at atalanta. hard to fight on four fronts, the fact he got fronts, so the fact he got a trophy early has helped with his farewell. >> but to really make it a success and go out in glory, he has to now win the premier league. >> okay, ben, a quick question. two teams docked points at the bottom the money. bottom all about the money. tomorrow. clash tomorrow. there's a clash between your between on sunday. beg your pardon. between nottingham forest who's going forest and everton. who's going to win. be careful i'm a forest fan and senior producer steve fan and my senior producer steve he's everton. fan and my senior producer steve he'wellrton. fan and my senior producer steve he"well ifyn. fan and my senior producer steve he"well ifyn want get fan and my senior producer steve he"well ifynwant get hired >> well if i want to get hired again i have to say everton. >> if i want to keep you happy i have to say nottingham forest . have to say nottingham forest. so go for a draw. have to say nottingham for

liverpool's iconic striker, mo salah, the egyptian king arguing publicly with his legendary manager.ch. is this the way it ends, joe, with a bang? no. a hard to watch bit on the sideline. in football, as in life, there is no such thing as a happy ending, is there? >> wow. >> what? >> awfully bleak. >> how are you feeling, joe? >> for a guy reborn in the usa. you know, i'm obviously not thrilled with what's happened to liverpool. it's been really painful, the past couple weeks. i'm not sure what happened. i really don't. it's not like they've lost a lot of good players. what are your -- any thought on why liverpool has not been able to put together wins the way they did the first, well, three quarters of the season? >> i mean, let's focus on what we're losing. as joni mitchell said, don't it always seem to go that you don't know what you've got until it's gone? jurgen klopp is going. he is a beautiful man. i'm a horrible person, and even i admire him. perhaps his final lesson he's giving the world as he leaves football is how to face up to defeat. ultimately, in life, i think that's w

manchester city and arsenal play out a goalless draw — as mo salah and liverpool go top of the tableow. and we'll meet the latest additions to chester zoo — a pair of baby snow leopards. good morning. across the centre of the country we are looking at a fair bit of cloud and some rain which is pushing northwards. northern scotland dry with sunny spells, southern england, sunny spells developing but still some heavy showers later in the day. i will have all the details throughout the programme. it's monday the 1st of april. our main story. energy prices in england, wales and scotland have fallen to their lowest level for two years today, as the regulator ofgem's new quarterly price cap comes into force. a household using a typical amount of energy will see their bills fall to £1,690 - the lowest it's been for two years. charities say customers still owe billions of pounds to suppliers in unpaid bills. with more, here's our cost—of—living correspondent, kevin peachey. spring has arrived in the gardens of this east kent community centre, promising warmer months ahead. i love the daffodi

liverpool score early with a penalty mo salah but again, still can't seem to finish all their chances a possibility but they won one nil so not good enough. so jurgen klopp , for his enough. so jurgen klopp, for his final season at liverpool, will not be picking up a european trophy. i just think that he kind of sees the writing on the wall. yeah, i don't think it's a matter of tired. i think matter of being tired. i think he thinks the team maybe this is the me to get out. so the time for me to get out. so i think this is what's going on. so they're out west ham played, ellie's team by ellie's favourite team by leverkusen , although i know you leverkusen, although i know you wanted to win, but the wanted west ham to win, but the thing is, leverkusen not thing is, leverkusen have not lost 11 months. they're the lost in 11 months. they're the bundesliga champions and west ham went one nil up and they just had to try and overturn a two nil deficit. couldn't do it. leverkusen scored at the end one one. so it means leverkusen go through and west are now out through and west ham are now ou