hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with the news in italy, where 19 year old moise keanof cagliari as he scored his fifth goal of the season and helped move juventus 18 points clear at the top of serie a. the victory was overshadowed by the scenes after the goal, as richard mcelvanney reports. he is the teenage star that all of italy is looking at, but kean's late goalforjuventus

coming up on this programme: amid alleged racist chants from cagliari fans, moise kean scores forjuventus to take his side 18 points clear at the top. a chris smalling own—goal gives the game away for manchester united. and shades of his father, as mick schumacher makes his formula 1 debut testing for ferrari. hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with the news in italy, where 19 year old moise kean appeared to be racially abused by fans of cagliari as he scored his fifth goal of the season and helped move juventus 18 points clear at the top of serie a. the victory was overshadowed by the scenes after the goal, as richard mcelvanney reports. he is the teenage star that all of italy is looking at, but kean‘s late goalforjuventus at italy is looking at, but kean‘s late goal forjuventus at cagliari was greeted with racist chanting for the home fans. instead of enjoying that moment which had put his side 2—0 up, the game was stopped for three minutes and the warning was broadcast to the crowd. the final five minutes were played out amid more booing, and shortly after the referee

juventus' teenager moise kean had to play through the abuse. he aimed his goal celebration of the opposing fans. it is the reaction of his own teammates that have left many wondering if it is not just the fans that are in need of education. he came under fire for his postmatch comments. he said that kean incited the fans. i think that it is 50-50. we are the professionals. we have to set the example and not provoke anyone. >> he said that kean should not have celebrated in that manner. he was quick to point out a solution. >> there are cameras there for this reason. these people are films, they should be thrown out of the stadium. they should not be allowed to enter the stadium again. theyey should not be allowed to enter for their entire life. somebody makes a mistake, it is the end. >> sounds like a solution to a problem that affects all top-tier football leagues. on the same day, uefa was in london for an antidiscrimination conference. >> the only cause that mattered on the pitchch -- unfortunately, the red and yellow cards of the referees.

the most recent of course, just this week, whenjuventus forward moise kean was racially abused by cagliarirters after scoring his sides‘ second goal in their victory on tuesday. another man who's spoken out today, england women's manager phil neville who says the issue can no longer be swept under the carpet, insisting someone needs to take a stance. i would hope i would have the courage to bring the team off because to make a real stance i think it has gotten to the point where we can no longer continue to sweep things under the carpet. that will not get to the bottom of the real issue. i think we have the courage and the backing, more importantly, to maybe bring a team off, stop the game and say "this is not good enough, we will punish supporters causing the problems". i think i would hope i will have the courage to do that. brown has been charged with improper conduct after he celebrated infront of the rangers fans. gerrard has accepted a one match touchline ban, apparently for comments he made to the referee after the game. ryan kent has had a two match ban upheld for shoving brown to

the abuse suffered this week by juventus' italian forward moise kean in a game at cagliari, just the. i hope i would have the courage to bring a team off, to make a real stance. and i think we've got to the point where we can no longer keep sweeping things under the carpet with a £10—20,000 fine, half a stadium, because i'm not sure we're getting to the bottom of the real issue. danny rose's comments reinforce the sense that racism has become the single biggest issue confronting the sport, including here at the grassroots of the game, where the number of reported incidents have reached record levels. and this season is set to be the worst ever. in leicestershire, the county fa is investigating after a cup final was abandoned this week following alleged racist remarks from the crowd towards a player. they were doing monkey chants, gestures. it's just disgusting, really. it was that bad where i'm feeling sorry for the people for me witnessing it. that's how bad it is. it's kids there. it's just horrible. disgraceful. the government's held talks with the fa and premier league in a bid t

the abuse suffered this week by juventus' italian forward moise kean in a game at cagliari just the latestope i would have the courage to bring a team off, to make a real stance. and i think we've got to the point where we can no longer keep sweeping things under the carpet with a {io—20,000 fine, half a stadium, because i'm not sure we're getting to the bottom of the real issue. danny rose's comments reinforce the sense that racism has become the single biggest issue confronting the sport, including here at the grass roots of the game, where the number of reported incidents have reached record levels. and this season is set to be the worst ever. in leicestershire, the county fa is investigating after a cup final was abandoned this week following alleged racist remarks from the crowd towards a player. they were doing monkey chants, gestures. it's just disgusting, really. it was that bad where i'm feeling sorry for the people for me witnessing it. that's how bad it is. it's kids there. it's just horrible. disgraceful. the government's held talks with the fa and premier league in a bid to ge

it was a juventus forward moise kean he was racially abused.hout much of the game. play was halted and a warning was broadcast to the crowd but afterwards... sterling, who has spoken out on this issue of racism in football having been subjected to abuse playing recently for club and country confronting montenegro fans while playing for england last month redacted to the comments on instagram... uefa redacted to the comments on instagram. .. uefa do redacted to the comments on instagram... uefa do have rules which permit referees to remove players from the field if chanting continues. former manchester city was speaking at an event today and was speaking at an event today and was critical, for showing a lack of support to his team—mate.” was critical, for showing a lack of support to his team-mate. i don't know what he was saying because for me it was totally disrespectful to his team—mate and you can see that by tweeting. i don't want to say any worse things and i don't want to be harsh with him but if you are my team—mate... harsh with him but

it follows racist abuse aimed at juventus' teenage forward moise kean during a serie a match on tuesdayi would have the courage to bring the team off because to make a real stance and i think it has gotten to the point where we can't no longer continue to sweep things under the carpet. that will not get to the bottom of the real issue. i think we have the courage and the backing more importantly to maybe bring a team off, stop the game and say "this is not good enough, we will ponder supporters causing the problems". i think i would hope i will have the courage to do that. —— we will punish supporters causing problems. celtic captain scott brown has also been charged after he celebrated by the rangers fans. gerrard was understood to have made comments to referee bobby madden. meanwhile rangers winger ryan kent failed to overturn his two—game suspension for shoving brown to the floor. both clubs have also been cited for a full time confrontation. primarily clubs have paid more than £260 million to football agents this year but it is liverpool who topped the spending table for the second

moise kean, who had beenjeered throughout the game, struck from close range with five minutes left andind the goal and opened his arms. play was halted and a warning was broadcast to the crowd. the game resumed amid more booing and the referee blew the final whistle shortly afterwards. incredibly, one of teamates leonardo bonucci suggested ken was partly to blame for the incident. ken posted a picture of his celebration on social media and is clear he was racially abused. he said the best way to respond to racism. the midfielder protested to the referee and at one point simply threatened to walk off. afterwards he tweeted no to racism. it is 100 days to the netball world cup. the england head coach tracey neville visted the bbc this morning where a special event was staged just outside on in the piazza here, 100 days, 100 goals, 100 girls. england won commonwealth gold this time last year and though their form has dipped after that they will be looking to peak in time for the world cup. i think one of the areas you can do straight afterwards is to expect these athletes to get back on t

incredibly, juventus defender suggested that moise kean was partly to blame for the incident.e best way to respond to racism, not pretty. —— #notoracism. the second biggest club ground in the uk will host its first competitive match later. tottenham hotspur‘s new stadium is opening six months later than planned but will hold 62,000 people. look at the size of that. let's have a look at some of the back pages this morning. the guardian: "we are in another dimension" — mauricio pochettino has challenged tottenham to think and act like one of europe's elite clubs ahead of their first competitive match at that new stadium against crystal palace tonight. the independent says ‘farewell fulham' following their relegation. also at the bottom, ‘united target £100 million sancho'. manchester united have reportedly made borussia dortmund's young england winger jadon sancho their number one transfer target this summer. how united could use him at the moment. the daily express headline: ‘howler‘, following their 2—1 defeat at wolves last night, which has hurt their chances of making the to