on points with second place manchester united after battling out a goalless draw with wolves at molineuxeat chance to snatch victory in added time butjamie vardy headed just wide. so confirmation of all today's scores. bottom side sheffield united are currently underway against chelsea. just over 30 minutes gone, still goalless. the scottish premiership�*s bottom club hamilton academical snatched a late draw at home to title—chasing rangers. steven gerrard's side weren't at their best and needed an own goalfrom hamilton to take the lead, borna barisic�*s cross turned in by brian easton. but hamilton got their equaliser in the fourth minute of injury time, ryan callachan drew them level. they're now three points behind ross county, rangers are 21 points clear of celtic at the top. there's been a couple of big shocks in the women's super league this afternoon. brighton came from behind to end chelseas 33 match unbeaten run, stretching back two years. aileen whelan equalised before megan connolly's corner went straight in. look at those celebrations. manchester united's women weren't able t

we start in the premier league where wolves have leap—frogged leeds after a 1—0 win at molineux tonighttional strike hitting the cross bar and then going in off the back of his head. wolves are 11th now, leeds 12th. next crystal palace's wilfred zaha has become the first premier league player to say he'll no longer be taking a knee ahead of games. zaha says he believes it's time for black players to "stand tall" instead as adam wild reports: throughout football, taking the knee has become a familiar sight. whilst the message behind it may be clear, questions overjust how effective it is continue to be asked. now, crystal palace's wilfried zaha is the first premier league footballer to call for it to stop. he says he'll no longer do it, calling it degrading. growing up, my parents let me know that i should be proud to be black no matter what and i just feel like we should just stand tall. it's becoming something that wejust do now, you know? that's not enough for me. i'm not going to take the knee, i'm not going to wear black lives matter on the back of my, because it feels like it's a t

arsenal had two men sent off as they lost 2—1 at wolves — they did take the lead at molineux, throughnderful goal from joao moutinho sealed wolves' first win in nine premier league games, arsenal keeper bernd leno was later sent off for handball. in scotland celtic won 4—0 at kilmarnock. two goals from odsonne edouard were the key to victory. it brings celtic within 20 points of rangers with a game in hand. there were also win for wins for livingtson at aberdeen and hibs at st mirren. —— also wins for livingston. the government discussed the issue of head injuries in sport today with the culture secretary oliver dowden meeting several campaigners and former players who've been affected — like the ex—tottenham midfielder ryan mason, who was forced to retire because of a head injury. the number of former footballers being diagnosed with dementia is causing concern throughout the game — and aston villa manager dean smith says its something that needs looking into. i lost my father, obviously, down to dementia, so you're always thinking, myself and my brother, whether we might suffer from

including southampton, who beat wolves 2—0 at molineux.as onside. southampton had lost their last four games. but they sealed the win with a stuart armstrong goal in stoppage time. chelsea also made it through after a 1—0 win over barnsley at 0akwell. tammy abraham got the only goal in the 64th minute and it's a fourth striaght win in all competitions for chelsea. so here's the draw for the quarter finals. everton will play manchester city. there'll be a south coast derby between bournemouth and southampton. leicester take on manchester united. and chelsea against sheffield united is the final tie. bayern munich have been crowned club world cup champions after a 1—0 win over the mexican side tigres in qatar. winning their sixth trophy in nine months. imran sidat was watching. they have been the dominant force in world football over the past 12 months my brett carr bayern munich claimed the one trophy missing from their collection? you are facing a tigre side full of confidence but it didn't take the european champions long to get going as

and pepe scored the opener for arsenal, 1—0 as we approach half—time at molineux.ndow closed at midnight. and it was a deadline day like no other. we knew that the spending was going to be low but, in the end, it was very low. only three permanent deals were done in the premier league. they were ben davies' move to liverpool from preston, joshua king's move from bournemouth to everton, and brighton's deal to bring in ecuador midfielder moises caicedo. those three deals costjust over £10 million in total. what there have been, though, is plenty of loan deals. that seems to be the safest option for clubs at the moment, given the financial and logistical diffculties caused by the coronavirus pandemic and the impact of the uk leaving the eu. plenty done on deadline day, including ainsely maitland niles going to west brom from arsenal, takuma minaminojoining southampton from liverpool, and ozan kabak going to liverpool on loan from schalke. another interesting change this time around has been clubs and players terminating contracts early. take arsenal, for example. havi

on the hunt for back—to—back premier league wins, as they take on leeds in a mid—table match at molineuxckingham palace has confirmed that the duke and duchess of sussex will not be returning as working members of the royal family. prince harry and meghan stepped down from royal duties last year and moved to the united states. the couple — who are expecting their second child — have been stripped of their patronages and honorary titles — which will be returned to the queen and distributed elsewhere in the royal family. prince harry and meghan responded with a statement, saying, "we can all live a life of service. "service is universal. " here's our royal correspondent, nicholas witchell. the bond which was once so close has, in every formal royal sense, been shattered. the breach, in terms of the business of royalty, is complete, and bar a complete about—face by the sussexes, it is final. for harry, then, perhaps, a sense of long sought freedom. for william, one imagines, a deep sense of disappointment. today's news is not unexpected. in the year since harry and meghan made their last ap

they did take the lead at molineux through nicolas pepe, but david luiz was sent offjust before half the culture secretary, 0liver dowden, meeting several campaigners and former players who have been affected — like the ex—tottenham midfielder ryan mason, who was forced to retire because of a head injury. the number of former footballers being diagnosed with dementia is causing concern throughout the game — and aston villa manager, dean smith, says its something that needs looking into. i lost my father, obviously, down to dementia, you know, so we're always thinking, myself and my brother, whether we might suffer from that as well. there's been no sign, so thankfully we're very good, and it's something at the forefront of our mind, that's for sure. but, yes, i've headed a lot of footballs, as well, you know, so there is a worry. along with the medical world, we're looking into it and hoping we can probably diminish slightly where we can. this year's six nations will go ahead as planned, after france's sports minister said quarantine restrictions would be eased for the tournament. it

two more clubs made it through tonight, including southampton, who beat wolves 2—0 at molineux. win in all competitions for chelsea. so, here's the draw for the quarterfinals. everton will play manchester city, there'll be a south coast derby between bournemouth and southampton, leicester take on manchester united and chelsea against sheffield united is the final tie. bayern munich have been crowned club world cup champions after a 1—0 win over the mexican side tigres in qatar, winning their sixth trophy in nine months. imran sidat was watching. they have been the dominant force in world football over the past 12 months, but could bayern munich claimed the one trophy missing claim the one trophy missing from their collection? but as he willed away in celebration, a var check said he was obstructing. bayern have a wealth of attacking talent who can hurt you. one of those danger meant is leroy sane, and he was inches away from breaking the deadlock. the germans kept pining on the pressure, going close early in the second half. they were soon ahead, but not without more var controv

we start in the premier league where wolves have leap—frogged leeds after a 1—0 win at molineux tonighthas become a familiar sight. whilst the message behind it may be clear, questions overjust how effective it is continue to be asked. now, crystal palace�*s wilfried zaha is the first premier league footballer to call for it to stop. he says he�*ll no longer do it, calling it degrading. growing up, my parents let me know that i should be proud to be black no matter what and i just feel like we should just stand tall. it�*s becoming something that wejust do now, you know? that�*s not enough for me. i�*m not going to take the knee, i�*m not going to wear black lives matter on the back of my, because it feels like it�*s a target. we are trying to say we are equal but these things are not even working anyway. beyond the premier league, zaha is far from the first to question this particular form of protest. earlier this week, brentford announced they would stop saying they no longer believe it�*s having an impact. they say they believe they can use their time and energies to promote racial e

they beat wolves 2—0 at molineux, with stuart armstrong's late strike, meaning a tie next against theirbut has now stepped down. now, in the early hours of this morning, british sailor pip hare became only the eighth woman in history to finish the vendee globe solo around—the—world race. more men have been on the moon. hence the emotional scenes, as pip became the first brit to finish, after 95 days at sea, non—stop for 28,000 miles. she's also done it in a boat that is 21 years old — the oldest vessel to cross the finish line, in this year's race. one of the things that i'm really kind ofjust only coming to terms with is how well i've done and against all the other campaigns, as you said, i started in 2019 with nothing. i took out a personal loan to cover the first couple months charter. i guess the whole thing has been incredible but that back story helped me get through the race, for sure. . , .,. helped me get through the race, for sure. . , .. ., , sure. incredible achievement and she still has to get _ sure. incredible achievement and she still has to get back _ sure. incredible a

of the wolves and leeds players did take the knee before kick off in the premier league game at molineuxis always something to look forward to and everton will try to end their run of 22 years without a win at anfield later. in the reverse fixture earlier this season, virgil van dijk suffered a serious knee injury, butjurgen klopp says they have to put that to one side. it was good but we didn't play everton immediately again, let me say it like this. we are all human beings and of course it was not nice. but now that is long gone, and wejust don't think nice. but now that is long gone, and we just don't think about that anymore. it is a derby, it is still anymore. it is a derby, it is still a derby. it is enough for being motivated at the absolute highest level. ~ ., motivated at the absolute highest level. ., ., , �* motivated at the absolute highest level. ., ., ,�* . ., , level. what doesn't changes the difficulties of _ level. what doesn't changes the difficulties of the _ level. what doesn't changes the difficulties of the game, - level. what doesn't changes the difficulties of the

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