olly foster is there. er league title is for those people below you and the players, enough of an achievement to celebrate. enough of an achievement to celebrate-— enough of an achievement to celebrate. , , , celebrate. absolutely it is becoming somethina celebrate. absolutely it is becoming something of— celebrate. absolutely it is becoming something of an _ celebrate. absolutely it is becoming something of an annual— celebrate. absolutely it is becoming something of an annual event - celebrate. absolutely it is becoming something of an annual event now, | something of an annual event now, fourin something of an annual event now, four in a row, never been done before, they will have to put that fa cup final defeat to one side. how they would dearly have loved to have that at the front of their open topped bus which hasjust that at the front of their open topped bus which has just set off from the top of deansgate. the main thoroughfare that runs through manchester city centre, we are seeing those aerial sh

olly foster high above the parade i'm olly foster high above the parade route where thousands the of fa cup final behind them.

thanks very much, ollie foster at the sports centre. to slovakia next. will be held in custody. the 71—year—old was brought to court in a police convoy. a court spokeswoman said the reason for his pre—trial detention is because of "concerns about a potential escape or that criminal activity may continue". doctors treating prime minister fico say they will not be able to transfer him to the country's capital, bratislava, because his condition is still too serious for him to be moved from the small town hospital near where he was shot on wednesday. our europe correspondent bethany bell is in bratislava. i spoke with her earlier and started by asking her about the latest on the prime minister's condition. we had a statement from slovakia's health minister earlier today, saying that mr fico underwent surgery yesterday to remove dead tissue from the gunshot wound, and that appears to have stabilised his condition. she spoke of what she called a positive prognosis but of course mr fico remains in a serious condition. as you said, he is not able to be moved yet

i'm olly foster.rubbish — that's jurgen klopp�*s assessement of his liverpool side, but they still beat spurs. it's magical miami for maclaren as lando norris wins his first formula one race. and kyren wilson has the edge after the first two sessions of the world snooker championship final. there are just two weeks left in the premier league season and there's so much riding on every game now, there were three games on sunday and tottenham's hopes of a top four finish are pretty much over after their 4—2 defeat at liverpool. they were 2—nil down at halftime, 4—down on the hour mark at anfield. goals from mohammed salah, andy robertson, cody gakpo and a top corner screamer from harvey elliott. for spurs despite a late rally with goals from richarlison and son heung—min, that is their fourth defeat in a row, and they are seven points behind aston villa in fourth. the win for liverpool mathematically keeps them in the title race, but it does guarantee that they finish at least third, which is more likely

hello there, i'm olly foster. kyren wilson is on top of the world.. another low for manchester united, humbled at crystal palace. and merlier makes it over the line first at the giro d'italia, but pogacar is still pretty in pink. hello and welcome along to sportsday. kyren wilson is the new world snooker champion. he held his nerve to beat qualifierjakjones to win the title for the first time, beating the welshman 18 frames to 1a at the crucible in sheffield. jones was always playing catch up, from being 7—0 down, but did mount something of a comeback, with his first century of the final as he looked to cut wilson's lead. the match wasn't of the highest quality, with some easy pots missed and a few outrageous flukes. wilson with that one. both men benefited from those. jones won three frames in a row, his best spell in the match,

let's cross live to olly foster now, who is at the parade�*s end for us. olly what can we expect?- sto thus bands braving the weather. » stop start not the other and. inaudible. the strength of volume out here. the city players united for the day is going to be a mile of fans, going down the main thoroughfare they will be there. inaudible. they are that disappointed too but wobbly behind them. pep guardiola, manchester, it was a big celebration of that historic achievement. winning four ma'or historic achievement. winning four major titles- _ historic achievement. winning four major titles. apologies _ historic achievement. winning four major titles. apologies for - historic achievement. winning four major titles. apologies for the - major titles. apologies for the olly�*s mike being drowned out by the background sound. we will try and get that sorted out and get back to charles leclerc you. manchester city parading the trophy in the rain around the dean's gate area —— olly. after the top two in the scottish premiership went head—to—head yesterday in the scottish cup fina, today w

olly foster was among the thousands of fans celebrating their team's historic fourth straight premierle. it is what pep wanted. come out in your thousands because the season is still worth celebrating despite defeat to manchester united at wembley. there's been a lot of blue smoke and tens of thousands in the streets of manchester. fireworks lit up the gloomy manchester sky. some players on their open top bus interacting street that goes north to south. it is been quite a spectacle here and an incredible season that fell flat at wembley. we did not see the defeat coming, theirfirst domestic defeat since before christmas. what we have seen this season is the way that manchester city gets that momentum around march and april and may and they held off a very, very good and improving arsenal side, who will surely come again. the difference was five points last season, two points this season. it has been an enthralling premier league season and it is that unprecedented, four in a row that manchester city have been celebrating here. something similar in germany where bayer leverkusen have b

hello, and welcome to sportsday — i'm olly foster.assessement of his liverpoolside, but they still beat spurs. it's magical miami for mcalaren, as lando norris wins his first formula one race. and kyren wilson has the edge, after the first two sessions of the world snooker championship final. hello there, welcome along. there are just two weeks left in the premier league season, and there's so much riding on every game now. there were three games on sunday, and tottenham's hopes of a top—four finish are pretty much over after

hello, and welcome to sportsday — i'm olly foster.eally, really good, and then really rubbish — that's jurgen klopp's assessement of his liverpoolside, but they still beat spurs. it's magical miami for mcalaren, as lando norris wins his first formula one race. and kyren wilson has the edge, after the first two sessions of the world snooker championship final. hello there, welcome along. there are just two weeks left in the premier league season, and there's so much riding on every game now. there were three games on sunday, and tottenham's hopes of a top—four finish are pretty much over after their 4—2 defeat at liverpool. they were 2—0 down at half—time, four down on the hour mark at anfield. goals from mohammed salah, andy robertson, cody gakpo, and a top—corner screamer from harvey elliott. for spurs, despite a late rally with goals from richarlison and son heung—min, that is theirfourth defeat in a row — and they are seven points behind aston villa, in fourth. the win for liverpool mathematically keeps them in the title race, but

olly foster was among the thousands of fans celebrating their team's historic fourth straight premierthat's what pep guardiola wanted. he said, look, come out in your thousands because this season is still worth celebrating, despite that defeat to manchester united at wembley. we've had a lot of blue smoke. we've had tens of thousands in the streets of manchester. we had fireworks lighting up the rather gloomy manchester sky. some of the players on their open top bus interacting with a fair few thousand fans at the bottom of deansgate, the main thoroughfare that goes north to south that they paraded down. it's been quite a spectacle here. it has been an incredible season. it fell flat at wembley, didn't it? we didn't see that defeat coming, their first domestic defeat since before christmas. but what we have seen this season is the way that manchester city in the league just get that momentum around march, april and may. and they held off a very, very good improving arsenal side who will surely come again. five points was the difference over the gunners last season. two points this se

hello, i'm olly foster, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on sportsday....ter city have already won at spurs in the cup, but there's a lot more riding on tonight's game in the league, and city might have more supporters there than they're expecting. as millie bright returns to the england squad, the world cup captain tells us about how she struggled during her long injury lay—off. and artistic swimmers izzy thorpe and kate shortman hope to "carry on the legacy" of their mothers at the paris olynpics this summer. welcome to sportsday, will the title race take another twist tonight? manchester city know that a win at tottenham will see them return to the top of the table above arsenal with one game to go. to do that, they'll have to score their first premier league goal at the tottenham hotspur stadium. but would spurs fans mind that, of course if city lose, that would hand the advantage to north london rivals arsenal. the tottenham manager wouldn't entertain the thought that the home fans won't be right behind them. reporter: a proportion of your fans won't w

olly foster is there. were very much in place to mark that were very much in place to mark that fourth triumph in a row. ida. that fourth triumph in a row. no, that fourth triumph in a row. no, that is what _ that fourth triumph in a row. no, that is what pep _ that fourth triumph in a row. iirr, that is what pep guardiola wanted, he said come out in your thousands because this season is still worth celebrating, despite that defeat to manchester united at wembley, we have had a lot of blue smoke, tens of thousands in the streets of manchester, that parade hasjust come to a close, we had fireworks, slighting up —— lighting up the gloomy manchester skies and these are live picture some of the players still on their open topped bus interacting with a fair few thousand fans at the bottom of deansgate. the main thoroughfare that goes north south there is the premier league trophy. they still have some champagne left. we saul kyle walker, there he is, dancing with an umbrella, he doesn't need it. it is not raini

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now it's time for a look at today's sport with olly foster. hello from the bbc sport centre. final day of the women's super league. it's between chelsea and manchester city who wins the title. they are level on points, but chelsea, who are at manchester united, have a better goal difference so just need to match what city do at villa. and there have been goals. a flying start from the reigning champions. chelsea 2—0 up inside the first 15 minutes and you can see city, it is goalless at aston villa. liverpool and tottenham elsewhere, they are winning but it's those two matches we are keeping an eye on. aston villa are drawing against manchester city. city have to win. it looks like chelsea are heading towards the title yet again, which would be their fifth in a title yet again, which would be theirfifth in a row. phil foden is the premier league's player of the season. he's scored 17 league goals and provided 8 assists, his best season to date. foden said he was extremely proud and happy with the way he'd been playing. it comes a day after winning the football writers' award.

hello and welcome to sportsday with me olly foster. chelsea make it five in a row as they pip manchester city to the women's super league title on goal difference. i won't be with his team or with these fans again but they are always in my heart. but they are always in my heart. celtic sign off from the league season on a high with victory at home. now thoughts turn to the double. sale spring a surprise on the final day of the regular season in the rugby union premiership. also coming up on sportsday... max verstappen equals the record for most pole positions in a row, he'll start from the front in tomorrow's emilia romagna grand prix. we're in saudi arabia for tonights super—fight — where history will be made in the heavyweight division. chelsea have won the women's super league for the fifth year in a row. they finished the season level on points with manchester city but are champions again by virtue of a superior goal difference after thrashing manchester united 6—nil. jo currie was at old trafford. the title is in their sites but t

hello and welcome to sportsday with me olly foster.fighting to the very end, getting the win they needed but eventually falling two points short. the klopp era is over at liverpool — it's an emotional end

now, with all the latest sport, here's olly foster.know that the premier league title will be decided on the final day, but there's a significant match coming up for aston villa on monday night. the former european cup winners can secure qualification for the champions league. a win against liverpool at villa park will be enough to ensure a top four finish, that would see them return to europe's top club competition for the first time since 1983. they were european champions in 1982. it's the penultimate game in charge for liverpool'sjurgen klopp, and he's one booking away from a touchline ban. he doesn't want to spoil his farewell at anfield next sunday. unai emery is one of the best we have in our business, 100%. we've only got two yellow cards. so i have got, over the years, obviously. i have got, over the years, obviously-— i have got, over the years, obviousl . ., ., , ., obviously. you need to be on the touchline for _ obviously. you need to be on the touchline for the _ obviously. you need to be on the touchline for the final— o

hello and welcome to sportsday with me olly foster.t's a fantastic four in a row for manchester city, champions of england once again. arsenal went down fighting to the very end, getting the win they needed but eventually falling two points short. the klopp era is over at liverpool — it's an emotional end to the season at anfield. also coming up on sportsday... celtic have completed a league double, with their women's team champions of scotland for the first time. and max verstappen is back on the top step, holding off a late charge from lando norris to win the emilia romagna grand prix. hello there, welcome along. manchester city have made history, the first side in the top division of english football to win four titles in a row. there were a few nerves, but their 3—1 win over west ham meant that arsenal's late winner over everton couldn't stop them sealing another title. city decade of dominance continues, that's 8 premier league crowns in 13 seasons. joe lynskey reports on how the title was won on the final day. the 38th match, the

manchester city celebrate winning their fourth premier league title in a row, with a victory parade i'm olly fosterparty is onlyjust getting started.

i'm olly foster, hello. peers will commit this evening. celtic can seal the title tonight, but it might not be easy at kilmarnock. we'll head live to rugby park. i'm here at tottenham versus chelsea. chelsea could take a step towards it whether it is won or lost. will var be scrapped next season? wolves have forced a vote to decide the future of the video assistant referee. also coming up on sportsday, jaguars, bears and vikings — the nfl have confirmed which teams they'll be facing in london in october. evening. celtic can wrap up the scottish premiership this evening, which would be see them become champions for the third season in a row. the old firm victory last weekend gave them a three—point lead heading into this final week, and if they win or draw at kilmarnock then the title is theirs with a game to spare. jane dougall is at rugby park. they're favourites, jane, but killie have given them some difficult games this season. might not be so easy for them. celtic lost here in the league in december, and in the league cup in august, so

i'm olly foster. parkhead party — it's now three in a row for celtic, but has the manager done enough to get the fans back on side? we'll get the latest from valhalla, where rory mcilroy is looking to roll back the years at the us pga championship. two days out from their bid to become undisputed heavyweight champion, lennox lewis gives us his tip for the tyson fury and oleksandr usyk superfight. both have great movement, both want to win, so it's going to be a great fight. also coming up on sportsday — after one of the wettest winters since records began, sport england is counting the cost of climate change. and we meet the british champion, who can finally hear the roar of the crowd when she competes. good evening, let's start with those celtic celebrations that switched from kilmarnock back home to parkhead late last night. thousands of celtic fans waiting for them to applaud the champions after clinching their third title in a row — their 12th in 13 years. it was the closest finish to the scottish

olly foster is in the sports centre. hello from the bbc sport centre.'s super league season. chelsea are top of the table but only on goal diference from manchester city. emma hayes�* side are at old trafford facing manchester united, knowing that they only have to match city's result at aston villa. both kick off in the next 45 minutes. do that, and it will be a fifth league title in a row for chelsea. we get to hopefully play in front of a sold—out, or close to sold—out crowd at old trafford. and we get the opportunity that you train so hard for, to be in with a shout of the title on the last day. that's all i've asked for from the players. and no matter the outcome, i'm just extremely proud of the efforts of everyone to put us in this position. phil foden is the premier league's player of the season. he's scored 17 league goals and provided eight assists, his best season to date. foden said he was extremely proud and happy with the way he'd been playing. it comes a day after winning the football writers' award. city will win an unprecedented fourth l

i olly foster, i will put you on the spot. it was going to be? i couldn't ossibl spot.? i couldn't possibly comment. not _ spot. it was going to be? i couldn't possibly comment. not long - spot. it was going to be? i couldn't possibly comment. not long to - spot. it was going to be? i couldn't| possibly comment. not long to find out now because on the final day of the premier league season we are about 45 minutes away, ten matches kicking off at our focus quite rightly is going to end yet had stayed on when manchester city are facing west ham. can go to our correspondentjust at facing west ham. can go to our correspondent just at the moment. team news for west ham could favour manchester city. there are rumours that the hammers have had a bit of a bookin that the hammers have had a bit of a book in the camp. arsenal, well, they have to win to become champions —— there are rumours that the hammers have had a bit of a bug in the camp. let's go live to the emirates stadium wherejoe wilson should be. team news is in. arsenal know what they have to do, joe? arsenal know what

olly foster, bbc news. a night to rememberfor kyren wilson.ast night. that's their biggest defeat against palace since the 1970s, and means they've now lost more matches in a premier league season than ever before — 13. michael olise pitching in with two goals for palace. and this will only add to the debeate around manager and this will only add to the debate around manager erik ten hag's future. someone who is on the move is west ham manager david moyes — a year after winning the club's first major trophy for 43 years. he'll leave the club at the end of the season. after months of speculation and a string of heavy defeats, he'll take charge ofjust two more matches, having guided west ham to that memorable europa conference league trophy win last season. the bbc understands replacing him will be this man — julen lopetegui — who has previously managed wolves, real madrid and the spanish national team. one of the stories of the weekend — the celebrations have been continuing as ipswich town marked their return to the big time with a open—top bu

hello, i'm olly foster.'s coming up on sportsday — fantastic phil — we hear from the manchester city and england star on a stellar season that could get even better. lookman lights up dublin — we'll look back at the europa league final on a memorable night for atalanta and their london—born forward. no luck of the draw for andy murray — he's got a tough start at the french open. also coming up on sportsday — big night of darts coming up with littler the main draw, it's the premier league play—offs in london. and steph houghton tells us about her tearful farewell to a brilliant football career. i have had an unbelievable career. my i have had an unbelievable career. my family have enjoyed every single minute with us as well and seeing them in the stands probably the ones that set us off, to be honest. evening. what a week it's been for phil foden. the manchester city forward named the premier league player of the season on saturday, scored twice on sunday to win his sixth league title. he was one of the first

hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm olly foster. affected by rain — but dan evans is on court which hopes in the french open singles in the next few hours as dan evansis singles in the next few hours as dan evans is on call right now, we will get the latest from paris. leicester for chelsea? and rain, rain go away — england's cricketers look set to be frustrated by the weather again — ahead of their final t20 against pakistan in cardiff. also coming up on sportsday... and another milestone forjosh kerr, the world champion predicts a golden age in middle distance running. we have fantastic british and scottish names, guys that will keep pressing on to try and be the best in the world so it is an interesting time to be a distance runner in this world. evening, plenty coming up on sportsday, with the latest on some of those managerial moves, but let's start with some live sport that's going on right now. day three at roland garros in the french open, it's been a really poor showing from the british players so far in paris, andy murray,

now it's time for a look at today's sport with olly foster.tottenham's hopes of a top four finish are fading fast after their 11—2 defeat at liverpool. they were 2—0 down at half—time, 4—0 on the hour mark at anfield. goals from mohammed salah, andy robertson, cody gakpo and a top corner screamer from harvey elliott. the win mathematically keeps them in the title race, but it does guarantee that they finish at least third, which is more likely. for spurs, despite a late rally with goals from richarlison and son heung—min, that is their fourth defeat in a row, and they are seven points behind aston villa in fourth. we we re we were really, really, really, really— we were really, really, really, really good, until we were really rubbish, — really good, until we were really rubbish, and then we were 0k again. inthat— rubbish, and then we were 0k again. in that period, we can see it in different— in that period, we can see it in different ways. in the moment that we let_ different ways. in the moment that we let them play you can see immediately w