hello, i'm olly foster, here's what's coming up on sportsday tonight.ite a win for bournemouth, it's not enough to keep them up. watford are also relegated. manchester united will play in the champions league next season after beating leicester, the foxes miss out. and england turn the screw at old trafford, only the weather can save the windies now. hello and welcome to sportsday. slightly later than scheduled. the premier league season is over, the title was settled weeks ago, but there was still a lot at stake today, especially at norwich had already been relegated and bournemouth and watford will go down with them. aston villa doing just enough to stay in the top division. here's our sports correspondent, joe wilson. 4pm. aston villa, 17th. by a hair's's breath. watford only one goal of difference behind. bournemouth three points further back. that is how it began. ready? a penalty for arsenal against watford. four minutes gone, watford's troubled deeper. bournemouth suddenly glimpsed and escaped. here's their penalty against everton. 24th minute at

a report next nestor mcgregor told my colleague olly foster earlier wife up colleague olly foster earlieregor told my colleague olly foster earlier by football finds itself in an awkward position. black lives matter is also the name ofa black lives matter is also the name of a political group with members in the uk and the us. one of their main goals is also ending racial discrimination, but the political party or the political campaign group also has other more contentious issues that football just cannot seem to be endorsing. the claim is black lives matter, the group is now using the momentum of the hash—tag to feel those agendas and like you say, leaving the premier league and other sporting bodies ina premier league and other sporting bodies in a difficult position. real shame because football is such a powerful platform to get that message out there but do you think there is a real danger that they might have to step back now and stop putting that message out there if they may in any way being seen promoting these other causes aligned with the? absolutely. football has a lwa ys with

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hello, i'm olly foster, here's what's coming up on sportsday tonight archers back in the england reckoning way will the selectors go we'll look back at a dramatic night in the championship as nottingham forest throw it all away. weighing in at the 15 years after his last fight, mike tyson says he is getting back into the ring. hello and welcome to sportsday. evening, england's final test against the west indies starts tomorrow morning at old trafford. it's been a really engaging series, the windies taking the first test in southampton, england squaring it up, withoutjofra archer after he broke the covid—safe bio—bubble, but he's back in the squad. a lot of decisisons for the selectors and possibly some bad news too with ben stokes a doubt. here's our sports correspondentjoe wilson. on correspondentjoe wilson. the eve of a decisive tes any on the eve of a decisive test batch, any england test match would be concerned about ben stokes, he is the one player they cannot rotate and they would've seen those aches and they would've seen those aches and pains he picked up or stand in the second te

with all the sport now, here's olly foster at the bbc sport centre. good evening.eague season, especially at the bottom of the table. match of the day follows the news with all the goals and drama but if you want to know what happened, then stay right there. after five years in the top division, bournemouth and watford have been relegated today as aston villa did just enough to stay up. here's our sports correspondentjoe wilson the premier league, it feels like you win it when you stay in it. even in the final minutes of the season, we had those twists. snapshots of i°y we had those twists. snapshots of joy to score, and then agony to concede immediately. dean smith felt it all, as an aston villa supporter, as well as their manager. a lot of people had is relegated and we have to work extremely hard. i thought we used a pandemic really well. we have been solid defensively, we have looked strong and we have managed to stay in the premier league now, which is a big achievement. having sacked three managers this season, watford were 3—0 down against arsenal before los

olly foster i think. it is. the final day of the championship season.er places and a ha ndful of clu bs promotion, player places and a handful of clubs still fighting against relegation. west brom are second at the moment but only by a point. they have to beat qpr at home to be sure of goint up to the premier league with leeds, but if they slip up, brentford or fulham could jump above them. it is 90 minutes till the end for something great, and we are ready to cross that line. we are ready to give everything. we are playing at home, we are playing on our pitch. i'm extremely positive and i'm extremely optimistic. we should be proud of what we have done so far. the whole west bromwich albion team. now is the time to finish it off. we've got to do it. staying with the championship, wigan administrator gerald krasner has confirmed a preferred bidder has been chosen to buy the club. the bidder — who has has not been named — has until noon tomorrow to sign a letter, confirming their lawyers are holding the entire funds. contracts have to be exchanged by 31st

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hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm olly foster. here is what is coming up for you. the gloom at spurs? another defeat tonight and they'll be in the bottom half of the table. snooker‘s world championship starts later this month, and there could be spectators in the crucible. no fans allowed at the golf yet, but one man is the talk of the tour — bryson dechambeau who has muscled his way to top the leaderboard. that starts this month, but the premier league is non—stop

olly foster is there tonight. both managers, who are relatively new in their roles, perhaps may not have expected to get there, but it could be the crowning moment of their season? yes, of course it matters on the pitch but such a shame because the fa cup final, one of the great spectacles in world football, two great fa cup teams, chelsea and arsenal, have pretty much done that it is competition for the last decade or so, being it is competition for the last decade orso, being right it is competition for the last decade or so, being right on their doorstep and it would been knocking on 90,000 here tomorrow. but of course that would not be the case. let's not kid ourselves. this return to football, them of their habits and competitive games, some engaging football if you take away the lack of crowd noise. no doubt arsenal and chelsea are going to be right at each other most other managers will allow for nothing else. but this is going to be a final like no other before it. here patrick geary. there have been 138 f