over, the non league side from the eight tier were knocked out by newport county from league two padraig amondh the fifth round last season, scored the winner in injury time. they are the first side into monday's third round draw, that's where amond scored the winner to knock out leicester last january the second test between new zealand and england in hamilton is under way again in hamilton. it's day two. the kiwis resumed on 173—3, opener tom latham unbeaten on 101, but he was bowled by stuart broad for 105. henry nicholls has also gone. currently 202—5. they are already 1—up in the two test series saracens have another win in the bag as they look to try and stay in the rugby union premiership. after the champions' 35 point deduction for breaching the salary cap they are now up to minus—18 following victory at bath. they welcomed back their england players and won 25—12 at the rec. the england captain 0wen farrell kicked 20 points scotland's sean maitland went over for the only try. they would be top of the table without the points deduction but trail 11th placed leicester by 22 points and i

after a considerable delay while howkins was treated, padraig amond scored the only goal of that gameped up, midway through, accelerates again. she thinks she is done and she keeps going. you are really enjoying it. want to give it a go? no. specialist skills required. i thought that would be you coming into work every day. you can watch all of that on the bbc sport website at the moment. that is ongoing. thank you. earlier this week, nurses at a hospice in hampshire made a twitter plea to disney, to help a terminally—ill patient see the new star wars film before its official release next month. yesterday the family got to watch it in a private screening. this is the tweet from rowans hospice. it said, "we have a patient who's a huge star wars fan. sadly, time is not on his side for 20th december. his wish is to see the final star wars film, the rise of skywalker, with his young son. if you know anybody who might be able to make it happen, please share with them." the star wars actor mark hamil responded, and then robert iger, disney's ceo, confirmed the family would watch the film in