so strong words from neil warnock and some even stronger comments in his radio interviews.senior football reporter ian dennis saying that had he punched the referee, his wife wouldn't have stopped him. that has led to some people asking if that kind of condemnation is too far amid stories of intimidation and violence towards referees at grass roots level. that result has left them five points off the bottom at the table, and at the top, this is how it looks in the race for the title now. liverpool's victory over spurs leaving mauricio pochettino's side clinging on to their place in the top four and champions league qualification. the winner liverpool scored came thanks to an error from tottenham's world cup winning goalkeeper hugo lloris, lloris's gift to liverpool was the back page headline in the times this morning. now it's not his first mistake this season for spurs, and for one pundit this one could be the final straw. i think he's had a difficult couple of seasons, i don't think it's one season. he's 32 years of age, he has a world cup winner, he was at the clu b a wo

cardiff manager neil warnock was charged by the fa yesterday for calling premier league officials theee mike dean overruled his assistant, who had awarded the bluebirds a penalty for a burnley handball. the lies gave it the step to tell me that mike did not see it that mike must have faith in him because he tested lives been a part of his body so tested lives been a part of his body so it cannot be an office that i thought the life and then the light division that might have been hesitant on the people to hear what hesitant on the people to hear what he said that the pure medicine and the 17th fet that i was told he did not say that that that if he did not fit ina not say that that that if he did not fit in a have to be seated at his head but that i don't know if that left a word that. i think the referee appreciated that very well if it is a tough call and a big moment that that it hits his face and nothing about it is delivered at all that i think delivery does very well if that is a big coffin advisement is 70 yards away. it is the right decision. make your own mind away. it is the

charged over comments he made about match officials, there was another incident for cardiff boss neil warnockhas moved back up to third after beating already relegated huddersfield in the lunchtime kickoff. ten days into life back at home, spurs hopes to build towards something spectacular. this week they could go through to the champions league semifinals. so i much against huddersfield needed handling a. spurs had seven players out injured or rested. that gave victor when elma a chance to search into contention. a shimmy and finish to their early dominance, and three minutes later the home side could rest easy. in a difficult season, lucas had to wait for his chances. here, once he took aim he found the corner. for huddersfield, life at the bottom has been a struggle. a lack of goals has been set for the championship already. at the other end, mora was asked to show how it is done. after turning in for his second the brazilian was set for one more flourish. a dominant win for spurs lit up by his hat—trick stop commentator: can he get a hat—trick? spectacularly so! this was as clinical as it

cardiff manager neil warnock was charged by the fa yesterday for calling premier league officials theorst in the world. referee mike dean overruled his assistant who had awarded the bluebirds a penalty for a burnley handball. the men gave it and he told me mike did not see it. but mike must have seen it because he said it hit part of his body so it cannot be handball. i thought darren made the right decision. i look forward to hearing what he said and i'm sure by the time i get in they will all sing from the same sheet. but i was told he did not see it, so if he did not see it, how can he see it hit his headif see it, how can he see it hit his head if he did not see it? i do not know. i can say i am at a loss for words. it is impossible for him to give it from there. he is 70 yards away and on the wrong side for his vision. it isa on the wrong side for his vision. it is a tough call and a big moment. there is nothing about that deliberate at all. the ref did very well to think that is a big call from a linesman who is 70 yards away. that is my impression of that. i think it is the rig

the cardiff boss neil warnock has been charged by the fa over comments he made about match officials.hem the "worst in the world" after his side's 2—1 defeat to chelsea on at the end of march. he's got until tuesday to respond to the charges. valtteri bottas egded out ferrari's sebastian vettel in second practice at the chinese grand prix. the mercedes driver managed to recover from an early spin to stay out in front. his team—mate lewis hamilton also spun early but could only finish fourth. max verstappen‘s red bull was third fastest. that's all the sport for now. the bbc sport website is your home for all things masters over the next few hours — bbc.co.uk/sport. super, thank you. a new criminal offence of "upskirting" takes effect in england and wales from today. anyone caught taking a photo underneath someone's skirt without their knowledge, could face a potential two year prison sentence and be placed on the sex offenders register. it follows an 18—month campaign by gina martin, who was targeted at a music festival in 2017. she explained why the incident spurred her to campaign fo

charged over comments he made over match officials, there was another incident for cardiff boss neil warnockhome by bournemouth and are now looking over their shoulders at the relegation places. their match with cardiff on tuesday now a huge six pointerfor huge six pointer for both sides. totte n ha m huge six pointer for both sides. tottenham have moved back up to third after beating already relegated huddersfield in the lunchtime kick—off. ten days into life back at home, spurs hope to build toward something spectacular. this week they could go through to the champions league semifinals, so a match against huddersfield needed handling carefully. spurs had seven players out injured or rested. that gave victor one yama the chance to surge into contention for stop the shimmying finish to cap their early dominance in three minutes later, the home side could rest easy. in a difficult season, lucas moura has had to wait for his chances. here, once he took aim, he found the corner. for huddersfield, life at the bottom has been a struggle. the lack of goals has them set for the championship alread

charged over comments he made about match officials, there was another incident for cardiff boss neil warnockt as his side had a penalty decision overturned. the linesman gave it, the fourth official said he didn't see it, and yet he must have seen something because he went over and told the linesman it hit a part of his body so it can't be handball. i thought darren made the right decision, if i'm honest but i think mike talked him into it. looking forward to hearing what he said. i'm sure by the time i get in, they will be singing by the same hymn sheet. i was told he didn't see it, so if he didn't see it, how could he see it hit his head if he didn't say? i don't know. can i say i'm lost for words? a bad day for brighton, thumped 5—0 at home by bournemouth and are now looking over their shoulders at the relegation places. their match with cardiff on tuesday is now a potential six pointerfor both sides. the rest of the day's results are at the bbc sport website. valtteri bottas fended off team—mate hamilton in a tight battle for pole position at the chinese grand prix as mercedes outpaced f

the upshot — no penalty, another cardiff defeat and another frustrated neil warnock. it. theyjust told me that mike didn't see it. mike must have seen something because he's gone over and told the linesman it's hit a part of his body and so it can't be handball. so, baffling really. warnock might be glad to see the back of the officials and chris wood after the burnley striker‘s brace placed extra emphasis on tuesday's match with brighton. it's after the seagulls were grounded by bournemouth. a 5—0 defeat, just five points above cardiff and the drop zone. now, when is a penalty actually a penalty? little doubt here. paul pogba's two spot kicks kept manchester united's push for the top four on course against west ham. nice one, son. now, it wasn't son or kane doing the scoring for tottenham against a hapless huddersfield. instead, lucas moura bagged three of their four. commentator: lucas moura on the hat—trick! oh, my word. the first hat—trick in the tottenham hotspur stadium! nice one, dad. ben croucher, bbc news. west ham say they're disgusted by a video of some of

the cardiff boss neil warnock has been charged by the football association over controversial commentsst in the world" after his side's 2—1 defeat to chelsea on at the end of march. he's got until tuesday to respond to the charges. we just wanted to show you the scottish cup pictures this weekend because it is the semifinals, as hampden park hosts both matches. tomorrow, premiership hearts face championship side inverness caledonian thistle, while on sunday, a big one. celtic and aberdeen will bid to reach next month's final. we've also reached the last four stage of the women's fa cup in england. holders chelsea travel to manchester city on sunday. that is going to be a great one. by then, they'll know whether they will face reading or west ham in the final. they meet earlier in the day. still to come on sportsday: claressa shields says she's out to prove she's the greatest female boxer ever when she takes on christina hammer. she's a tough opponent but i beat girls way stronger, way tolerant way faster than her over and over and over again. —— way taller and way faster. —— way taller

the cardiff boss neil warnock has been charged by the fa over controversial comments he made about premiers side's 2—1 defeat to chelsea on at the end of march. he's got until tuesday to respond to the charges. the rfu will meet england internatinoal billy vunipola after he apparently showed his support for isreal folau, whose social media comments that hell awaits gay people have led to the australia full back facing the sack. vunipola has refused to unlike the post on instagram, and has said that "man was made for woman to pro create. that was the goal, no?" vunipola, however, added that "i don't hate anyone". the rfu say they don't support the player's views, and vunipola's club saracens claim they'll deal with the matter internally — as his conduct is inconsistent with what they expect. vunipola, like folau, a christian who interprets his christianity in a certain way. and vunipola has been asked by other people to unlike the post that folau put out. vunipola has not done that and has gone a step further and put some sentiments broadly in line with where folau is coming from. but it's

another frustrated neil warnock.s and chris wood after the burnley players placed emphasis on the match. a 5—0 defeat just five points placed emphasis on the match. a 5—0 defeatjust five points above cardiff and the drop zone. when is a penalty actually a penalty? little doubt here. paul pogba's small kicks kept manchester united's push for the top on against west ham. totte n ha m the top on against west ham. tottenham against a hapless huddersfield. lucas bagged three of their four. the first hat-trick in their four. the first hat-trick in the tottenham hotspur stadium! nice one, dad. grade three, bbc news. —— ben croucher. elsewhere in the premier league, already relegated fulham beat everton 2—0 at craven cottage and there was a big win for southampton who beat wolves 3—1 to boost their chances of survival. west ham say they're disgusted by a video of some of their fans singing anti—semitic songs on the tram in manchester following yesterday's tie at old trafford. the club have said they'll identify the fans, pas

i heard neil warnock last week on talk sport saying that if it happened to his players, he would ta kef the field. now, cardiff or any premier league club or afl club would be able to afford that. to us, it is a big cost and we have got to find a lot of money from volunteers and sponsors to pay that money back for nothing, really, because we haven't really done anything, we were the ones who had suffered. and it is not about us, it is like linford said, that crowd are right next to the pitch and there is an altercation, they could jump over the barriers. in non—league, you can't afford to have police there and paid stewards like you do at premier league games or efl games. so it is a safety issue, a welfare issue? it could end up like that, we have got to educate people. that is the big thing. paul, you never walked from the pitch when you were the target of racist abuse, you were playing at the elite level. is it different when it comes to the amateur game? it is 10096 different when it comes to the amateur game? it is 100% different, amateur game? it is 10096 different, i have been s

cardiff manager neil warnock described premier league officials as the "worst in the world" after hisruben loftus cheek scored a very late winner — warnock didn't hold back afterwards. the best league in the world and probably at the minute and probably the worst officials we've got at the moment. i don't know what they teach the linesman. i've seen so many. it's difficult to say because what cani it's difficult to say because what can i say? the linesman were brilliant today, absolutely brilliant. celtic have all but secured an eight scottish title in a row, after winning an eventful old firm derby. they were leading 1—nil when alfredo morelos was dismissed for the fifth time this season. and after rangers had equalised, james forrest scored a late winner. celtic are now 13 poinst clear of their glasgow rivals, with only seven games to go. over 85,000 people were at wembley to watch portsmouth beat sunderland on penalties to win the checkatrade trophy. it was 2—2 after extra—time, oli hawkins scoring the winning spot—kick. only barcelona's win over espanyol drew a larger crowd across

neil warnock is still unhappy after last weekend.rt have done better? he said he was looking at the ins and outs, that was hisjob, to see if the ball went in and out. fair enough. so when he is looking at the end out did he see the two guys offside and did he know that in his mind orwas he offside and did he know that in his mind or was he too concerned at the in and out? and when he saw the two players, when he saw the ball and it hadn't gone out of play did he see whether two players were? so surely they should get coaching to see what is their priority. for them could go down tonight if they lose to watford. cardiff play tomorrow. they will be without sergio aguero. the striker withdrew from his side's victory over fulham on the weekend, and hasn't recovered in time to face cardiff, who are five points from safety. ba rclays have announced barclays have announced a multi—million pound sponsorship deal, the biggest ever in women's football and now my money is flooding into the women's game. boots will sponsor the teams in a deal wo

the cardiff boss neil warnock has been charged by the fa over controversial comments he made about match defeat to chelsea on at the end of march. he's got until tuesday to respond to the charges. the rfu will meet england internatinoal billy vunipola after he apparently showed his support for isreal folau, whose social media comments that hell awaits gay people have led to the australia full back facing the sack. vunipola has refused to unlike his fellow christian's post, and has said that "man was made for woman to pro create, "that was the goal, no?" vunipola however added that "i don't hate anyone", but could still face disciplinary action the novella, like folau, a christian who interprets as chris janet in a certain way. and the nipple has been asked to unlike the post follow his but out, he has not done that and has put out a statement broadly in line with where folau is coming from. —— the nicola —— vunipola has been asked to unlike. meanwhile australian rugby bosses say their intention to terminate folau's contract is "unchanged" following a meeting with the player. rugby austra

the upshot — no penalty, another cardiff defeat and another frustrated neil warnock.of his body and so it can't be handball. so, baffling really. warnock might be glad to see the back of the officials and chris wood after the burnley striker‘s brace placed extra emphasis on tuesday's match with brighton. it's after the seagulls were grounded by bournemouth. a 5—0 defeat, just five points above cardiff and the drop zone. now, when is a penalty actually a penalty? little doubt here. paul pogba's two spot kicks kept manchester united's push for the top four on course against west ham. nice one, son. now, it wasn't son or kane doing the scoring for tottenham against a hapless huddersfield. instead, lucas moura bagged three of their four. commentator: lucas moura on the hat—trick! oh, my god, the first hat—trick in the tottenham hotspur stadium! nice one, dad. ben croucher, bbc news. elsewhere in the premier league, already relegated fulham beat everton 2—0 at craven cottage and there was a big win for southampton who beat wolves 3—1 to boost their chances of survival. wes

manager neil warnock has drawn inspiration from tiger woods ahead of the game.he has done, tiger. nobody would give him a chance either. it's great. it's an opportunity for us to give ourselves a chance till the end of the season. saracens have warned billy vunipola about his behaviour after he defended australia player israel folau's social media post claiming hell awaits gay people. england forward vunipola liked the post by folau and called for people to "live their lives how god intended". saracens said vunipola made a serious error ofjudgement. folau has been sacked by australia. british number one kyle edmund has been knocked out of the monte carlo masters in the first round. edmund took the first set of his match against diego schwartzman 6—4, but the argentinian fought back to win the next two 6—3, 6—1. not great for kyle edmund but that has got to be one of the best settings for a tennis match ever. use it very high up and you can see the sea. blair encased the gets a bit goal... ——in case. cardiovascular disease kills around 150,000 people in the uk ev