at old trafford, it has to be at old trafford and on the back of the defeat that really hurt againstakened today, it says a lot about the spirit of the team and i am delighted because we played with am delighted because we played with a lot of courage and big personality in this stage. that is football for you. it goes up and down with the opposition, if you get the first goal, if not, so... that is not formation, that wasjust we didn't turn up, especially the first half and full. we were off to the races, that is what we have to address because we know these boys can be so good and then to produce that form again and again, that is the key. everton keeperjordan pickford was dropped to the bench for this afternoon's premier league game at newcastle, and watched his side lose 2—1. pickford had started the last 120 league games since joining everton in june 2017, but his form has dipped this season. everton were undone by two goals from callum wilson, the first a penalty. dominic calvert—lewin pulled one back in injury time. some quality, some speed, some attention, more attention, i t

united and arsenal — where the gunners managed to end a iii year wait for victory in the league at old traffordolskjaer, whose side sit 15th. drew savage reports. 100 games in charge of manchester united for ole gunnar sul scar. hopeful they were carrying momentum for theirfive—game when hopeful they were carrying momentum for their five—game when ince hopeful they were carrying momentum for theirfive—game when ince in hopeful they were carrying momentum for their five—game when ince in the premier league. they were against arsenal. but in the first half, this is the best they could manage, mason greenwood not really testing them. that, the visitors had better chances before half—time, william a couple of centimetres away from his first arsenal goal. that trend continued after the break, hector collecting a clumsy challenge, which offered pierre a chance to end just seven weeks without a premier goal. not a classic match by any means, but something to celebrate. donnie‘s deflected shot was the closest manchester came to saving face, but another player saved arsenal with his. the gunners were he

tonight's final has been switched from old trafford to hull for the first time, and is going to be playedd closed doors, just one of the many changes that super league has had to undergo this season, as adam wild reports. st helens, super league champions! this is super league's biggest moment. now, a year on, such scenes feel a world away. 2020 has become the game's road to hull, a destination no one expected, a journey some thought might never end. rugby league has had to come a long way. it's been a pretty rubbish year for a lot of people, hasn't it? and a lot of people have suffered some sort of hardship, you know. ijust think it would be a really great way we could say thank you and give everyone a bit of a boost. when the season began ten months ago, no one would have believed what was about to happen. just weeks after the start came the stop. for one club, toronto wolfpack, the pause would become permanent. unable to recover from the lockdown, the team once heralded as the game's future suddenly consigned to its past. with no games and no income, the whole sport was in such unparal

aubameyang seals a crucial win for arsenal — ending a 14—year wait for a league win at old trafford againstons commence — six nations champions england are presented with their title — their first since 2017. hello, and welcome to sportsday. he's become acccustomed to history making. and lewis hamilton has a record—equalling 7th world title in his sights, following victory at the emilia romagna grand prix at imola. the number seven significant for his team, mercedes. hamilton's win securing them a 7th consecutive constructors title. a landmark in the sport — as adam wild reports. this was formula 1's return to italy's famed imola circuit, a fitting place for lewis hamilton, who at every corner this season makes a little more history. as he races towards another world title, the team surrounding him are setting records of their own. it's lights out and away we go! mercedes entirely dominant, although it was their other driver, valtteri bottas, who started out front. but the strength of the team is in the strategy as well as the speed, and when others made their stops, hamilton just kept goin

ian dennis is at old trafford for us.margin for error this time around? they cannot afford to be as sloppy and forgiving as they were in defence in istanbul for the and forgiving as they were in defence in istanbulfor the first game against the turkish champions. inexplicable in terms of for defending the way that they dictate that first goal so they have got to tighten up tonight defensively. they have to try and make the most of how the advantage was because they lost a lot of ground and that because they defeat when they last played. what did he needed to ensure they get to progress to the knockout stages? we had a got to ten -- get the ten points. how costly it was last time that would have taken them to the brink of what —— qualification with nine points that i have to get a win tonight to get them back to nine and then hope that they can get a point or in one of they can get a point or in one of the two remaining games against paris st. germain at home here next week because they don't want to be coming away from ho

sir bobby spent 17 years at old trafford, winning three league titles.of the 1966 world cup—winning side to be diagnosed with dementia. while we can't link his diagnosis to his football career, the question of whether heading footballs can damage the brain has been debated for years. dr dan daneshvar, is from the harvard medical school and has studied this issue. when we're talking about a mentor it is most imported make sure we have a good idea of what we are talking about. dementia is something that is a disease in the brain that is significant enough to impair your ability to take care of yourself, problems of memory, problems with thinking and when we look at the reasons for dementia, the most common cause is alzheimer's disease, and the best known risk factor is age, so the rate of alzheimer's disease is only a couple of present in your mid— 60s but with every five years of age it doubles, so when we're talking about folks who are aged 85 and older, up to a third are estimated have alzheimer's disease, so the age is a major risk factor but one of th

history is a word that looms large at old trafford.ore points when bruno fernandes missed from the spot. they're going to make this be retaken. what drama! but his second attempt gave three points. the autumn nations cup continues today, as scotland play france at murrayfield. in the other group, there were wins yesterday for england and wales. jo currie has the best of the action. every year, test match rugby lights up the autumn. england—ireland, always a firy encounter. but with twickenham silent, it was left to players to make the noise. step forward jonny may, leaping highest before crossing the line, but this was not his crowning moment. from deep inside his own half, may danced around the irish defence, reaching his own kick first. his 31st england try means only rory underwood has more. a special moment that deserved an audience. two tries were all that england needed in the end. they squeezed ireland out with last—ditch tackles. a consolation try came too late. for english rugby in november, it was all about may. wales played

you can only hope, as i say, that is not too bad to stop that he can carry on going to old trafford andr look back and worry that there is a link perhaps between the sport that you all played on what's happening now? well, i know it's been talked about, there has been similar things. who knows? there are so many people who get dimension at that don't play football. is there a connection? i really don't know. —— people who get dementia. in bobby's case, if they are talking about heading a ball, jack, yes because he was a centre half. bobby did not had too many balls. whichever way you look at it, you can only listen to the experts. even now, they don't know. it's one of those things. it's pa rt know. it's one of those things. it's part of life, sadly. i'm safe because i never headed the ball either. you just have to carry on and get through it. let's talk about the good times, shall be, for a moment? he's been described as potentially england's greatest ever player, what do you reckon? yes, no about that. one of the things —— no doubt. i do a podcast and i had a question about, is bobby

sir bobby spent 17 years at old trafford, winning three league titles, a european cup and an fa cup.e deaths of his older brother jack injuly and fellow world cup—winner nobby stiles on friday — both had also been diagnosed with dementia. england head coach eddiejones has praised the efforts of his players in the wake of their six nations success yesterday. players received their medals and there were also some fireworks at their london hotel base earlier today. a bonus—point victory against italy proved to be enough to win the championship after france beat ireland in their final fixture. iam i am really proud of their efforts. i like the way the team conducted themselves during this tournament particularly. i prepared the team poorly for the french game. which was wildly documented. and then their approach to the rest of the tournament has been outstanding. got on with thejob, tournament has been outstanding. got on with the job, not looked for any sort of excuse, regardless of what has happened and played good, tough, ha rd has happened and played good, tough, hard rugby which you

sir bobby spent 17 years at old trafford, winning three league titles.older brother jack in july and fellow world cup—winner nobby stiles on friday. now it's time for a look at the weather with stav danaos. hello. there's some drier and colder weather on the horizon. notjust yet, more rain in the forecast through this evening and overnight, courtesy of this frontal zone draped across parts of southern scotland into wales, north and west england, shows that the north will continue to fade, a lot of clouds and patchy fight or light rain at times. very mild here, 1415 celsius that will feel cooler further north. rain to fizzle out but mo shows piling in from the west which like to merge to give longer spells of rain, particularly through parts of england again into wales, northern ireland, southern scotland. elsewhere, bits of sunshine and showers another windy day with gusts reaching a longer coast, starting to feel a bit cooler tomorrow as well, eight to 14 celsius. still that rain piling in the night. the tuesday mixture of sunshine and showers, some per

sir bobby spent 17 years at old trafford, winning three league titles. he's the fifth member of the 1966 world cup—winning side to be diagnosed with dementia. while we can't link his diagnosis to his former career as a footballer, the question of whether heading footballs can damage the brain has been debated for years. and we can now speak to dr dan daneshvar, from the harvard medical school and who researches on the long—term effects of repetitive head impacts in athletes. thank you so much for coming on the programme. what does the research at the moment suggest? when we're talking about a mentor it is most imported make sure we have a good idea of what we are talking about. dementia is something that is a in the brain that is significant enough to impair your ability to take care of yourself, problems of memory, problems with thinking and when we look at the reasons types of dementia, the most common cause is alzheimer's disease, and the best known risk factor is age, so best known risk factor is age, so the rate of all simon's disease is only a coup

sir bobby spent 17 years at old trafford, winning three league titles.is older brotherjack injuly, and fellow world cup winner nobby stiles on friday. it's time to catch up with the weather, heroes stav danaos. hello there, part two of the week and looks and subtle, we didn't do bad yesterday with some sunshine around, today we will see less sunshine and more in the way of cloud and rain, some rain heavy across western hills and a risk of localised flooding. a new area of low pressure, could see remnants of what was a again and it will bring a punch to the north—west of scotland with some strong winds, this weather front will bring some rain into parts of northern ireland, central and southern scotland, northern and western england and wales and back rent getting into the midlands and eastern side of england at times, some of it heavy from the western hills. another very windy afternoon, even into this evening, gusting 40-50 even into this evening, gusting 40—50 mph come in excess of 70 mph for the north—west of scotland, is a severe gale is likely here.

they play the turkish side at old trafford tonight.ts to go through, definitely. it may be even likely that you would have to have 12 points, so we are going to go into this game trying to win it, of course, then try to win it well with a good performance, because we have games coming thick and fast. because we have games coming thick and fast. the draw‘s been made for the last 32 in the women's champions league. chelsea, the reigning super league champions, will face the portuguese champions benfica. manchester city also enter the competiton at this stage and they will face swedish side gothenburg. the two—legged knockout ties will take place next month. glasgow city, who came through qualifying, face sparta prague. british number one johanna konta is back with herformer coach dimitri zavialoff. the frenchman's input saw her reach the the semi—finals of the french open, as well as the wimbledon and the us 0pen quarterfinals last year. they parted company this summer due to a change in his personal circuimstances, but they will team up

sir bobby spent 17 years at old trafford, winning three league titles.y retained the women's fa cup after beating everton 3—1 in extra time at wembley. 0ur reporterjo currie was watching. being held six months later than planned because of covid, these players had had to wait a long time for their moment on the biggest stage. it was the defending champions who leapt into the lead. sam mewis, a us world cup winner, heading them in front. but everton, they struck back. valerie gauvin had to have eyes in the back of her head for this one. neither side though could break the deadlock in 90 minutes, so into extra time they went. 19—year—old jess park finding england's georgia sta nway, who came off the bench pounce on her pass and put city in front again. with everton hearts broken, their heads dropped and janine beckie was able to make sure of the trophy on the full—time whistle. that settles the gap. the fa cup's a special trophy, not just for us as a club but myself personally. i think these finals don't come around often and when they do you want to win t

bellerin and pierre emerik aubameyang scored from the spot to give arsenal their first victory at old trafford for ia years. united are yet to win at home in the league this season and they're sixth from bottom. former midfielder roy keane was watching in his role as a pundit and he said, "i don't see guys you want to be in the trenches with, guys you can trust". solskjaer couldn't argue. these games against arsenal was a lwa ys these games against arsenal was always the fury and fears and tackles were flying. we did not have at the tempo and intensity today, i can agree with that absolutely. and i was disappointed with our first—half performance. the second half, i think we were better. but u nfortu nately, half, i think we were better. but unfortunately, they got the penalty and wejust unfortunately, they got the penalty and we just could not produce a response. after gareth bale scored tottenham's winner in their 2—1 victory over brighton, managerjose mourinho said he'd be checking the real madrid website, to see if there was any comment. bale arrived back at spurs on a season—long loan fro

sir bobby spent 17 years at old trafford, winning three league titles, a european cup and an fa cup. follows the deaths of his older brother jack injuly and fellow world cup—winner nobby stiles on friday, both of whom had also been diagnosed with dementia. england's players have been celebrating there six nations success this morning. players received their medals and there were also some fireworks at their london hotel base earlier today. a bonus—point victory against italy proved to be enough to win the championship yesterday after france beat ireland in theirfinalfixture. england's netballers have suffered a 3—0 series defeat to new zealand after losing the third test in hamilton. england lost 62—a7 to the world cup holders, meaning the silver ferns complete a clean sweep of the series. oleksander usyk believes he is ready for the challenge of tyson fury and anthonyjoshua after beating dereck chisora on points in london in their heavyweight contest in london. the ukrainian, a former undisputed world cruiserweight champion, gave himself three out of ten for his performance and prai

sir bobby spent 17 years at old trafford, winning three league titles.ther jack injuly and fellow world cup winner nobby stiles on friday. now it's time for a look at the weather with stav. hello there. yesterday afternoon we saw some sunshine break through although it was quite breezy. today although it was quite breezy. today a lot more cloud around, outbreaks of rain and widespread gales. it will turn very windy across the north—west of scotland later on because it is closer to the centre of this new area of low pressure. further south, this weather front will bring all the rain for northern ireland, central and southern scotla nd ireland, central and southern scotland and large portions of england and where, very windy, 40—50 mph gusts widely come in excess of 70 mph for the north west of scotland. that weather front moves across the north of scotland overnight, the rest of the country stays windy with outbreaks of rain and into monday we start with windy weather and rain in the south—east, that weather front clears through to allow brightness throug

cost of paul pogba's stupid mistake, as manchester united lose to arsenal for the first time at old trafford years. good afternoon. welcome to the bbc news at one. the prime minister is preparing to ask mps to support a new national lockdown in england to last four weeks. in the commons later this afternoon he's expected to warn that covid—19 deaths could be twice as high over the winter as they were in the first wave of the pandemic. he will say there is no alternative to the measure which is due to start on thursday and to end on the 2nd of december. he is expected to stress that he intends to ease restrictions after a month. from thursday, people will be told to stay at home except for specific reasons. pubs, restaurants, gyms and nonessential shops will close. but takeaways will be permitted. and meeting indoors or in private gardens will not be allowed. but you will be able to meet one other person from another household outside in a public place. labour is supporting the move, but have criticised the delay in bringing it in. meanwhile some conservative mps say they'll oppose it. our po

we think this is a good moment to make them raced for man united are getting ready to take on old trafford. the red devils are hoping to overturn their 2 on defeat in istanbul. 3 weeks ago, while the game could see the return of this top player apolo picked up an ankle injury during his international duty while united are still top of group h. . it was 6 points off to 3 games. we're going to go into this game, trying to it when it of course, and trying try to win it well with a good performance because we've got games coming and i think in fast, so get to 10 points. was always the main as quickly as you can the main point, but the defeat was a big blow last time. the n.f.l. made history on monday during the match up between the l.a. rams and the tampa bay buccaneers. for the 1st time at the league assembled, an all black officiating crew made up of 7 members to work. an n.f.l. game was the 1st black official in any major sport, and that was back in 1965. n.f.l. had been criticized for not doing more to call out racial injustice and police brutality followed the death of george floyd earlie

meanwhile, arsenal got their first win at old trafford in 1a years after pierre—emerick aubameyang'shector bellerin. united are yet to win at home in the league this season. now, the 2016 premier league champions, leicester city, can move up to second in the table on monday if they beat newly—promoted leeds away. last time out, jamie vardy got the winner at arsenal, and leicester followed that up with victory in athens in the europa league on thursday. in tennis, the paris masters gets underway on monday, with this man, andrey rublev, amongst the favourites to win after picking up his fifth atp title of the season with victory at the vienna open on sunday. the russian saw off the challenge of italy's lorenzo sonego, who'd beaten novak djokovic earlier in the tournament. rublev winning in straight sets in an hour and 20 minutes. big thanks to the crowd for all the support during the week, to all the players, because this is the first march the stadium has had in these difficult times, it was quite full, so i wa nt to times, it was quite full, so i want to say a big thanks to you and e

place as well well that makes it handy because then you can get them to wear the scarf and its old trafford's will tran is live with the hats. >>but no mask as you're all by yourself this morning. well what's going on. >>those classrooms, better have the here at full blast, it is cold this morning. we know is clock classrooms inherently tend to be a little bit colder. but the kids will be welcome back. i'm sure the principal will be in front we're in front of malcolm x's is one of 3 schools in berkeley, elementary schools, i want to emphasize that, here's video of some of the other schools, including rosa parks, and jefferson the reason why they are finally physically back in school and about 3 to 3 and a half hours from now because the health department along with the berkeley unified school district. they are giving berkeley. the city probably a b plus 8 -0 who knows for how it's handling covid-19 that the rates are low enough for them to sign off on the kids coming back now they sent invitations to as many parents as they possibly could in the end obviously it is a parent's prerogative to

well man united are getting ready to take on bus next year at old trafford. the red devils are hoping to overturn the 21 defeat in istanbul 3 weeks ago. the game could see the return of their star player paul pogba, who picked up an ankle injury during his international duty. while united are still top of group a to a 6 points off to 3 games, we're going to go into this game, trying to a win it of course, and trying try to win it well with a good performance because we've got games coming in a thick and fast, so get to 10 points was always the main as quickly as you can, the main point, but the defeat was a big blow last time. the n.f.l. made history on monday during the match up between the l.a. rounds and tampa bay buccaneers. for the 1st time of the league, assembled an old black officiating crew made up of 7 members to work on an f.l. game. the n.f.l. has been criticized for not doing more to cause racial injustice and police brutality for the death of george floyd earlier this year. as a burl toller was the 1st black official in any major sport. and that

sir bobby spent 17 years at old trafford, winning three league titles.bby stiles on friday. manchester city retained the women's fa cup after beating everton 3—1 in extra time at wembley. despite a string of excellent saves from everton goalkeeper sandy mciver, georgia sta nway put the holders ahead, before janine beckie sealed the victory. city lifting the trophy for a third time. all talk in formula 1 recently has been about breaking records, and it was another one that was secured today. lewis hamilton's victory at imola helped seal a record seventh successive constructors' title for mercedes. and that win also puts hamilton on the brink of a seventh drivers' title, as adam wild reports. this was formula 1's return to italy's famed imola circuit, a fitting place for lewis hamilton, who at every corner this season makes a little more history. as he races towards another world title, the team surrounding him are setting records of their own. it's lights out, and away we go! mercedes entirely dominant, although it was their other driver, valtteri bottas,

they played a technician site at old trafford tonight. liverpool face atla nta trafford tonight.med is available for them again. back in full training at their returning to positive coded tests with egypt during the international break. this sundays when at leicester, it returned a negative test so he is cleared to play. we would see liverpool reached the last 16. john's have been made for the last 32 at the woman's champions league chelsea ratings a pretty champions will face the portuguese titleholders that match also into the competition at this stage. they have got the sweetest side and the two leg and not out the ties will ta ke two leg and not out the ties will take place next month. glasgow city tea m take place next month. glasgow city team through qualifying and face sparta prague. 21 fixtures in the football league could be moved from next tuesday for later in the week. the benefit from the easing of lockdown restrictions in england on december the 2nd. up to 4000 fans will be allowed into matches. the 5th of december will see the first premier league games with spectat

admitted he made a "stupid mistake", giving away the penalty that handed victory to arsenal at old trafford's arsenal's first premier league away win over united for 1h years. tottenham are up to second — gareth bale with the winner in a 2—1victory over brighton — that's his first goal since he returned to the club. rangers beat kilmarnock 1—0 to move nine points clear of celtic in the scottish premiership — james tavernier scoring from the penalty spot. celtic have two games in hand, though. thanks largely to their scottish cup run. they beat aberdeen 2—0 to set up a meeting with hearts in next month's final. manchester city beat everton 3—1 at wembley, to lift the women's fa cup for the third time. it was a terrific match — 1—1 after 90 minutes — and in extra time, georgia stanway and janine beckie scored to give city the trophy. it was always tight, obviously, when they get back to scoring 1—1, still felt comfortable and still felt that with half an hour in extra time if we keep sticking to our principles, we'd be ok. sometimes it doesn't happen, sometimes you have to go to penalties and

the game has been switched from old trafford to hull for the first time, and it'll be played behind closednow, a year on, such scenes feel a world away. 2020 has become the game's road to hull, a destination no one expected, a journey some thought might never end. rugby league has had to come a long way. it's been a pretty rubbish year for a lot of people, hasn't it? and a lot of people have suffered some sort of hardship, you know. ijust think it would be a really great way we could say thank you and give everyone a bit of a boost. when the season began ten months ago, no one would have believed what was about to happen. just weeks after the start, came the stop. for one club, toronto wolfpack, the pause would become permanent. unable to recover from the lockdown, the team once heralded as the game's future, suddenly consigned to its past. with no games and no income, the whole sport was in such unparalleled peril, the government was forced to step in. rugby league is to receive an emergency loan of £16 million from the government because of the pandemic. ministers say they are intervenin

history is a word that looms large at old trafford.stamped gave them all three points. —— second attempt. the autumn nations cup continues today as scotland play france at murrayfield. in the other group, there were wins yesterday for england and wales. jo currie has the best of the action. every year, every yea r, test every year, test match rugby lights up every year, test match rugby lights up the autumn. england, ireland, a lwa ys up the autumn. england, ireland, always a fiery encounter with twickenham silence, it was left of the players to make the noise was top stepped forward tojohnny may, leaving highest before crossing the line but this wasn't his crowning moment. from deep inside his own half, make may danced around the irish defence, reaching his own kick first. the flying machine will win the race. rory underwood has more. a special moment that deserves an audience. what a try for england! two tries were all that england needed the answers they squeezed on endowed large —— last ditch tackles will stop for english rugby in

they play the turkish side at old trafford tonight.use we have games coming thick and fast. the draw‘s been made for the last 32 in the women's champions league. chelsea, the reigning super league champions, will face the portuguese champions benfica. manchester city also enter the competiton at this stage and they will face swedish side gothenburg. the two legged knockout ties will take place next month. glasgow city, who came through qualifying, face sparta prague. next year's diamond league athletics schedule has been released. london will host one of the 14 meetings just ten days before the start of the rescheduled tokyo olympics. the london stadium will stage the meeting on the 13thjuly. that's after the european football championships and it also avoids a clash with the wimbledon singles final and f1's british grand prix. gateshead has been overlooked despite being on the calendar this year before being cancelled because of the pandemic. some bad news for wales ahead of their rugby union autumn nations cup match against england.

are now a point away from reaching the knockout stage — they beat istabnbul basaksehir 4—1 at old trafforde of games still to play. the win in north—west france was made in chelsea, as academy products, mason mount and callum hudson—odoi, combined for their opener. going down and out, but not without a fight, rennes made a game of it, but olivier giroud rose from the bench, leapt above the defence and powered frank lampard's side into the last 16. a busy schedule coming up, and the way we play means i will rely on players, so thankfully for me the player that always keeps the right attitude if he's not playing regularly, and i know when i call upon him he comes in as he did today. speaking of relying on players, bruno fernandes has become quite the hit for manchester united. what an unbelievable hit from bruno fernandes! scorer of the spectacular and the simple. mert gunok will not want to see this one again. but we'll show you any way. it set united on the way to a 4—1 win over istanbul bashaksher, rounded off by danjames in stoppage time. just a point now from their last two games should

has been under question at all, but lots of doubts swirling around and reverse swelling around old traffordost packed seasons ever, we are in the champions league. try to help us out. crystal palace were the big winners yesterday. they thrashed leeds united 4—1 at selhurst park. the pick of the goals came from summer signing eberechi eze from a brilliant free kick — that was his first goal for palace. chelsea are up to third in the table after coming from behind to beat sheffeld united 4—1 at stamford bridge. timo werner got the fourth. united are still rock bottom, with just one point from eight games. and what a miss from ademola lookman, who had the chance to earn fulham a point at west ham, that was the last kick of the game. the technique is known as a panenka, but he completely fluffed it. isaidi i said i am disappointed and angry, and he is as well. he looked visibly upset with what he had done. yes, you can miss penalties but not like that, if you take a penalty like that, if you take a penalty like that you have to score, and he knows that. the fa cup is all about getting the chanc

they are footballers, down the road from old trafford, but this just doesn't quite make sense! much about it when they first were introduced to the club, that is pa rt were introduced to the club, that is part of the magic. that is confounding me this morning. we will speak to lots of people over the course of the morning so i'm sure we will get to the bottom of a quite a while. movie stars ryan reynolds and rob mcelhenney are to be the new owners of wrexham. the wrexham supporters trust members voted by a huge margin to back a takeover bid. reynolds and mcelhenney say they want to turn the club into a globalforce. wrexham have been in fan ownership since 2011. craig templeton reports. another bizarre twist in the strangest of years as it was confirmed that hollywood is coming to wrexham. yes, actors ryan reynolds and rob mcelhenney‘s bid to take over the national league club has been accepted by nearly 99% of the wrexham supporters trust. they made the announcement in typical comedic fashion whilst advertising wrexham's sponsor. why are rob and i pitching a north walian traile

bellerin, as pierre emerik aubameyang scored from the spot to give arsenal their first victory at old traffordseason and sit sixth from bottom. keane was highly critical of the display. and solskjaer agreed it wasn't good ebnough. these games against arsenal were all so fierce and there were tackles flying in. we did not have the tempo and intensity today, i agree with that, absolutely. i was disappointed with our first half performance, second half we were better, but u nfortu nately second half we were better, but unfortunately they got the penalty and wejust unfortunately they got the penalty and we just couldn't produce a response. after gareth bale scored tottenham's winner in their 2—1 victory over brighton, managerjose mourinho said he'd be checking the real madrid website, to see if there was any comment. bale arrived back at spurs on a season—long loan from the spanish side in september, after he fell out of favour with manager zinedine zidane and received heavy criticism from the fans. his first goal since he returned took tottenham up to second in the table. of course, i'm very plea

the game has been switched from old trafford to hull for the first time, and it‘ll be played behind closedme the stop. for one club, toronto wolfpack, the pause would become permanent. unable to recover from the lockdown, the team once heralded as the game‘s future, suddenly consigned to its past. with no games and no income, the whole sport was in such unparalleled peril, the government was forced to step in. rugby league is to receive an emergency loan of £16 million from the government because of the pandemic. ministers say they are intervening to protect an entire sport and the communities that play it. when the season finally resumed in august, the world felt a very different place. empty stadia, neutralvenues, even changes to the rules of the game. rugby league adapted, but could it survive? the season was eventually shortened straight to the play—offs. for wigan and st helens it‘s been some journey. the friendships that i‘ve made along the way, such a crazy year. i‘ll remember that sort of thing forever. i think that‘s made, you know, the connection between our team—mates are strong

bellerin, and pierre emerik aubameyang scored from the spot to give arsenal their first victory at old traffordtrust". solskjaer couldn't argue. these games against arsenal was a lwa ys these games against arsenal was always fury and fears and tackles of lying. we did not have the tempo and intensity today, i can agree with that absolutely. —— tackle slang. i was disappointed with our first—half performance, second hand i thought we we re performance, second hand i thought we were better, but unfortunately, they got the penalty and we just could not produce a response. yes, a frustrating afternoon for him. after gareth bale scored tottenham's winner in their 2—1 victory over brighton, managerjose mourinho said he'd be checking the real madrid website to see if there was any comment. bale arrived back at spurs on a season—long loan from the spanish side in september after he fell out of favour with manager zinedine zidane and received heavy criticism from the fans. the spurs fans will have enjoyed watching that one. his first goal since he returned took tottenham up to second in the table. of co