coming up on the programme: shocking scenes in portugal — as porto's moussa marega is racially abusedtalian title race hots up — as lazio beat inter milan to go second in serie a. and england's cricketers pull off a stunning chase to win their t20 series in south africa. welcome to the programme, thanks forjoining us. we start in potugal‘s premeira liga, where porto's 2—1win at vitoria guimaraes on sunday was marred by racist abuse from the crowd directed at the matchwinner moussa marega. the mali international scored on the hour and celebrated by pointing to his skin in response to a section of the home fans who had been targetting him before the goal. chairs were then thrown, marega clearly incensed but the referee chose to book him for his reaction and after the abuse continued he tried to leave the pitch but was stopped by his teammmates.

vitoria guimaraes on sunday was marred by racist abuse from the crowd directed at the matchwinner moussa maregamali international scored on the hour and celebrated by pointing to his skin in response to a section of the home fans who had been targetting him before the goal. chairs were then thrown, marega clearly incensed but the referee chose to book him for his reaction and after the abuse continued he tried to leave the pitch but was stopped by his teammmates. coach sergio conceicao eventually substituted him and later called what happened to his player outrageous. in italy, it's a three horse race for the title as lazio came from behind to move above inter into second place. it all started well for inter who went ahead through ashley young's first half goal, his first in serie a since signing from manchester united but a stefan de vrij foul on ciro immobile allowed the league's top scorer to slot in his 26th goal in 2a games. five minutes after the break and lazio got their winner amidst a scramble in the box. sergej milinkovic—savic slotting home 20 minutes from time as inter fell to only

porto striker moussa marega walked off the field during a league game yesterday, in protest at racistnning goal against guimaraes and celebrated by pointing to his skin, in response to comments from some home fans, who'd targeted him throughout the match. he was booked for his reaction and a few minutes later, with the abuse continuing, he headed for the dugout. team—mates and opposition players tried to persuade him to stay on, but he was eventually substituted. porto's match report described it as "a sad situation that should make the guimaraes club and portuguese football blush with shame". kim clijsters is preparing to make her second comeback to competitive tennis, at the wta event in dubai. the four—time grand slam champion has been away for eight years, raising her three children. she initially retired in 2007 to get married and start a family, before returning two years later and winning three of those major titles. she has a tough re—introduction though — herfirst—round opponent in dubai is garbine muguruza, the former wimbedon champion and finallist at the australian open th

and coming up on bbc news, porto striker moussa marega walks off the field during a league game in protestcist abuse from some opposition fans. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. flooding from storm dennis has brought misery and travel chaos around the country. in some places, more than a month's worth of rain has fallen on ground already saturated after the earlier storm keera. on ground already saturated after the earlier storm ciara. one woman is still missing after being swept away near tenbury in worcestershire. there are five severe flood warnings still in place — meaning a danger to life — in parts of shropshire, worcestershire and herefordshire. and around 250 other flood warnings across the country, meaning immediate action is required. well, our correspondent kathryn stanczyszyn is in tenbury wells — kathryn. yes, the floodwater has been steadily receding here in the centre of tenbury wells throughout this morning, leaving behind a covering of brown mud inside businesses, homes and shops. it has had a serious impact on this worcestershire town and we know a search

vitoria de guimaraes on sunday was marred by racist abuse from the crowd directed at the matchwinner moussa marega hour and celebrated by pointing to his skin in response to a section of the home fans who had been targeting him before the goal. chairs were then thrown. marega was understandably incensed, but the referee chose to book him for his reaction. and after the abuse continued he tried to leave the pitch, but was stopped by his teammates. coach sergio conceicao eventually had to substitute him, and later called what happened to his player outrageous. in italy, it's a three—horse race for the title as lazio came from behind to move above inter into second place. it all started well for inter who went ahead through ashley young's first half goal, his first in serie a since signing from manchester united, but a stefan de vrij foul on ciro immobile allowed the league's top scorer to slot in his 26th goal in 24 games five minutes after the break. and lazio got their winner amidst a scramble in the box, sergej milinkovic—savic slotting home 20 minutes from time as inter fell to only their second

after porto's moussa marega scored the winner, he pointed to his skin during the celebrations, prompting protocol is unacceptable, and players should be united and walk off together in condemnation. the england and chelsea striker fran kirby says she's "feeling 100 times better" as she recovers from a viral illness. kirby hasn't played since november because of a heart condition, which she says sapped her energy, causing her to sleep for up to 15 hours a day. kirby is hoping to return to training in the near future. and kim clijsters has lost her first match on her return to the wta tour after almost eight years out. the 36—year—old had a tough re—introduction, playing australian open finalist, garbine muguruza in the dubai tennis championships. clijsters lost the first set 6—2, but fought back to take the second to a tie break. however, muguruza's stamina proved to be the deciding factor and she persevered to win the match. clijsters retired for a second time in 2012. we'll have more for you in sportsday at 6.30pm. many thanks. we'll see later on. more on our main story today with the f

after porto's moussa marega scored the winner, he pointed to his skin during the celebrations promptingt of the situation, the abuse continued. he eventually tried to take a stand and walk off the pitch, while other players attempted to restrain him. anti—racism charity "kick it out" say the blatant disregard for protocol is unacceptable, and players should be united and walk off together in condemnation. chelsea and england forward fran kirby has revealed she's been out of action since november because of a heart condition, but is now well on the road to recovery. kirby was diagnosed with the condition after a game against manchester united, with kirby saying she was sleeping 15 hours a day during the early stages of the illness but is now preparing for a return to action. kim clijsters is preparing to make her second comeback to competitive tennis, at the wta event in dubai. the four—time grand slam champion has been away for eight years, raising her three children. she initially retired in 2007 to get married and start a family, before returning two years later and winning three of t