told the bbc they had suffered bullying, emotional abuse and body—shaming. 0ur correspondent nesta macgregorhere. you've been looking through the report's findings, what else is in there? it makes grim reading. it found competitive amateur swimming in england had, in theirwords, developed a toxic environment with dangerous training practices being used and that the competitive atmosphere had allowed bullying to prevail and a culture of fear meant people are often scared to speak out and those who did were then often threatened or intimidated and it also pointed out performances were put above the well—being of athletes with swimmers being forced to train while being injured or are times when it is detrimental to their mental health and the review said this was at all levels of swimming and had been this way for decades and had been this way for decades and it is ongoing and systemic with this environment being a threat to the future of the sport and finally accusing swim england of sweeping allegations under the carpet and during the research, 19 possible safeguarding breaches were highlight

let's cross live to the etihad and speak to our correspondent nesta macgregor. ou, nesta. it looks like a foregone conclusion. there could be a chance of city to rest a few players tonight. good evening. we are expecting the team in about 15 minutes, but it would be no great surprise if a few regulars are watching from the bench or even the warmth of their own homes. manchester city are 3—1 up. it will be a huge shock if fc copenhagen were to win tonight. we can only speculate, possibly repo lewis. one player we are expecting to start is erling haaland. when it comes to the 23—year—old norwegian, his champions league record looks like stats from a computer game. he's played 36 games in the champions league and he is scored a0 goals. he's returned from a foot injury, so still getting back from fitness. olly, if we could talk about another player — 27—year—old rodri. some people have lucky socks, some have lucky boxer shorts, manchester city have a lucky spaniard. it's been 59 games of 395 days since rodri lost a match in the blue of manchester city. he plays, they

nesta macgregor, bbc news, wembley. manager. they'll now turn their attentions to a friendly against switzerland on tuesday. and two of the favourites to win the european champion faced off in lyon — with germany coming out on top, beating france 2—0. florian vurtz with germany's opener inside the first ten seconds. arsenal's kai havertz got their second. domestically, we may only be in march — but we have our first promotion of the season. that honour goes to chesterfield, who, after six seasons, are back in the football league. their 3—0 win against boreham wood not only sealed promotion — but also the national league title. q o pitch q pitch invasion and celebrations. chesterfield went top of the table in the middle of september and have stayed there since — with their closest pursuers barnet 21 points behind them. chelsea will be looking to return to the top of the women's super league later but they'll need to beat west ham to do so. that's one of five fixtures today. manchester city currently sit top of the league