paul pogba could not play more than 60 minutes but he played 80, 80 five.d would be the same. i was fearing for many of the players. it was difficult to manage the game from the touchline but we played well. good players and a fantastic investment. it was a difficult match for us. to get the three points was good. united did what they needed to do. leicester city have not won here for 20 years and counting. tomorrow there are six matches, the highlight being newcastle hosting torrent. on sunday there were three more games. liverpool play, as de manchester city, beginning their title defence away to arsenal. the premier league is back and it is looking exciting. despite more lengthy rain delays at lords on day 2 of the second test against india. england closed well and truly in control, dominating the two reduced sessions they managed today. england bowled india out for 107, as patrick geary reports. take ta ke two. take two. after a full day lost to rain, lords resets. hopefully this time, they will get to the crease at least. this was progress, after a lon

the captain paul pogba, saying their attitude wasn't right, his relationship with the manager has beenin, jose mourinho is the bookies' favourite to get the sack. the former manchester city, sheffield united, fulham, spurs and leeds midfielder michael brown is with me. we can pick through some of the main talking points. strange we are talking points. strange we are talking about manchester united but paul ince says they are a total mess and they have become a laughing stock. but a club source has told the bbc, nothing to see here, move on. is there no smoke without fire? there is certainly smoke. jose mourinho hasn't got what he wanted in the transfer market and defensively they have been poor for some time and i think that why he has the set of the way he does, very defensive. there has been talk about how he sets up and how he plays. he has always been like that for some time and he was very disappointed in the transfer market. he needs to keep his disappointment inside the camp, coming out and criticising other players, whether it is luke shaw and paul pogba. he made a point of say

paul pogba unveils a new penalty technique.manchester united open the new premier league season with a win over leicester. could you give up social media for a month? we'll hear how it could improve your mental health. i think it's quite healthy but i just don't think i could do it. chile, cloudy start. —— chilly. full forecasts coming up in the next 15 minutes. good morning, it's saturday august the 11th. our top story — nasa will this morning launch one of its most ambitious space missions — sending a probe into the sun's atmosphere. a rocket carrying the parker solar probe will blast off from cape canaveral, in florida, at around 9:00. it will travel at speeds of more than 100 miles per second — that's the equivalent of london to sydney in 88 seconds — making it the fastest man—made object in history. will batchelor reports. and liftoff! a dress rehearsal for a journey into the sun. for more than 60 years, nasa has wanted to gather data from inside the sun's atmosphere. this morning's launch of the parker solar probe from ca

paul pogba used a new technique. of confidence that scoring in a world cup final will give you. paul pogba tookjust 3 minutes, and 19 steps to score the first goal in this season's premier league. and there was an unlikely scorer of united's second, luke shaw had never scored in senior football until this... jamie vardy got one back but 2—1 it finished. it was more important to win today than to win against a bayern munich ina than to win against a bayern munich in a friendly. it is important to start well. a couple of weeks ago, we have zero points, now we have three points, the situation is better. despite two lengthy rain delays at lords, england's cricketers are well and truly in control of the second test against india, dominating the two reduced sessions they managed to play yestereday. patrick geary reports. take ta ke two. take two. after a full day lost to rain, lords resets. but believe this time, they will get to the crease at least. so this was progress, out of the room and into the path ofjimmy anderson.

with pogba — manchester united bossjose mourinho denies reports of a rift between him and star man paul pogba — can five—time paralympic champion ellie simmonds turn around her barren run so far at the world para—swimming european championships? also coming up in the programme: he's back once again... tyson fury says he's ready to go in belfast tomorrow night, but as his dad argues with deontay wilder... is a huge heavyweight clash with the wbc champion on the cards? 7 whe two fighters want to fight each other, it's what happens. we talked to each other and we made the fight. hello and welcome to sportsday. good evening. another busy sporting weekend ahead, and one that's going to be a lot busier for ben stokes than he may have thought at the start of the week. having been found not guilty of affray on tuesday, the all—rounder has been included in the england side to face india in the third test which begins at trent bridge tomorrow. andy swiss has more. from the courtroom to the cricket field, ben stokes, back in the england team at the end of a dramatic week. it was only on tuesday stokes w

but i can tell you about last night's return of the unique and paul pogba's penalty.ust three minutes and 19 steps to score the first goal in this season's premier league. and there was an unlikely scorer of united's second. luke shaw had never scored in senior football until this... jamie vardy got one back but 2—1 it finished. it was more important to win today than against bayern munich in a friendly. so it was important to start well. a couple of hours ago, we had zero points and now we have three points. the situation is better. despite two lengthy rain delays at lords, england's cricketers are well and truly in control of the second test against india, dominating the two reduced sessions they managed to play yestereday. patrick geary reports. ta ke two. after a full day lost to rain, lords resets. hopefully this time, they'll get to the crease at least. so this was progress, after a long wait out through the long room and into the path ofjimmy anderson. england had chosen to bowl. here's why. murali vijay barely saw his fifth delivery. conditions were changing a

where glenn murray, shane duffy and pascal gross scored for the home side, with romelu lukaku and paul pogbaseason they've lost at brighton. i was disappointed because the week was good and i was expecting the tea m was good and i was expecting the team collectively to be a better team. so don't go on into the direction of the mistake and the individual mistake and the consequence of that. but there are basic mistakes that makes almost an impossible mission to win the match.

a final penalty from paul pogba gave the visitors a glimmer of hope, but too little, too late.lier for pep guardiola's manchester city, the first home game for the reigning champions. could this be a step towards an unbeaten record here this season? ba by steps towards an unbeaten record here this season? baby steps at least. victory over huddersfield was firmly in sergio aguero‘s site. calm and composed, a sign of things to come. manchester city made it look easy. commentator: david silva, superb! manchester city made it look easy. commentator: david silva, superbim his 250th premier league appearance, show them who's the daddy. but sergio aguero was on the humphrey hat trick and before long, he got it. a resounding victory, then, for the blue side of manchester. well, you've seen the action, now let's hear from both starting withjose mourinho. i was disappointed because the week was good and i was expecting the tea m was good and i was expecting the team collectively to be better, so not to go only in the direction of the individual mistake and the consequence of that. there

30pm brings you all the day's sportsday sports news as jose mourinho denies rift with his star man paul pogbaricket ben stokes returns for england, named for the third test against india at trent bridge tomorrow. his captain joe root has called it, though, the toughest call he has had to make a skipper. we also have the latest from belfast as both carl frampton and tyson fury prepare to perform in front of a big crowd at windsor park. all coming up in sportsday at 6:30pm but here on bbc news it is time for the film review... hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is jason solomons. what have you been watching? hi, jane. this week, and update you when mcgregor gets a surprise visit from some familiar, furry flying friends. more to come in disney's christopher robin. a love letter from more to come in disney's christopher robin. a love letterfrom one film—maker to another, as mark cousins addresses his hero orson welles in a documentary called the eyes of orson welles, which is inspired by finding a treasure trove of his never before see

where glenn murray, shane duffy and pascal gross scored for the home side, with romelu lukaku and paul pogbating united's goals. it's the second successive season they've lost at brighton. i was disappointed because the week was good and i was expecting the tea m was good and i was expecting the team collectively to be a better team. so don't go on into the direction of the mistake and the individual mistake and the consequence of that. but there are basic mistakes that makes almost an impossible mission to win the match. it was a much better for the blue half of manchester. sergio aguero scored a hat—trick, the 13th of his career and ninth in the premier league, as the champions thrashed huddersfield town at the etihad stadium. there were also goals from gabrieljesus, david silva, and an own goal as city won 6—1 to make it two wins out of two. i have never seen sergio like right now. in my previous year, it was a lwa ys now. in my previous year, it was always a high level, but that commitment with the ball, without the ball, he is happy and of course he scored three goals, but he creates ch

manchester united bossjose mourinho says he "couldn't be happier" with paul pogba after the france midfieldergested he was dissatisfied with life at old trafford. the world cup winner fell out of favour last season, and this summer has been linked with a move to barcelona. but mourinho has denied reports of a rift between the two of them. we are together for two years and a couple of weeks. and i have never been so happy with him as i am now. that's the truth. i cannot demand more from him. i cannot ask more from him. he came here on monday, he trains three days, i asked for his support, for his contributions in important matches for us when the team had difficulties. he did it, he did it better and for more time than we could expect. manchester city's manager pep guardiola says the intense footballing schedule has contributed to the injury of his midfielder kevin de bruyne. the club has confirmed that the belgian international suffered a knee ligament injury in training on wednesday. it could see him out for three months. his boss as there is little time for players to rest and recover. it w

given a penalty in just the third minute of the game france's while the cup winning midfielder paul pogba stepped up to score from the spot luke shaw was the first to ever premier league double the lead for the reds less to pull back jamie vadi but it was told to little too light for us experience. periods a very good football. team that periods were less or stronger. we played as a team. and cope well with the situation sourcing. with three point six three. do all morning training grounds for sunday deserved. it was a shame. and more to consider this is his goal after a few seconds at the beginning of the game of course after it was a good opportunity for you know to torre you mean. to cause a space but we see sixty four to find a good solution to was a good move good possibility of set pieces and a lot of chances are so to come back it's a game tottenham have beaten newcastle in the early game on saturday spurs winning it to want to watch their season opener in the next fifteen minutes chelsea kick off back home pain against huddersfield new coach mounted c.r. saturday will make his the

paul pogba is back after winning the world cup with france but there's lots of talk that he might wantlk and i think thatis there is a lot of talk and i think that is what will end up here. there area that is what will end up here. there are a few clubs, barcelona, juventus, interested but in order for manchester united to release pogba, they have only got until 5pm tomorrow to get a replacement in. that is highly unlikely so it is equally unlikely that popper will leave manchester united. let's talk potential ins at united, they're still after a centre back? lots of talk about harry maguire. that's right. england centre half. manchester united were keen on him. he would be at the top of the list. no-bid no—bid for him as yet. there are others that united are interested in. iwas others that united are interested in. i was told a dealfor the german player was dead but i am hearing that mourinho still thinks he can get that one over the line. still some work to do before 5pm tomorrow. we will see what will happen. it seems incredible but there is one side in the premier league that hasn'

get their business done meanwhile as is the case with barcelona suddenly taking an interest in paul pogba they can still they can still be hanging around for a good few weeks afterwards it makes no sense whatsoever ok and i just want to stay on that topic for a best papad. ne ne and truth to those memories. well what i can tell you is that manchester united absolutely have no intention of selling and i would be amazed if he did go i have been amazed before i would say that but i would be amazed if he did go probably largely because of the transfer window situation as we have it now united are struggling as it is to bring in the players that they plan to bring in a sense of back and iraq when they certainly can't be now looking to bring in a top top top central midfielder so i'd be amazed if they let him go in terms of barcelona's interest that's been longstanding standing that was the case before he came to united i think financial issues than that that summer they couldn't bring him and they of course they'd be interested in him as for his relationship with jos a marine you know again th

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romelu lukaku had brought united back to 2—1, and paul pogba added a late penalty, but all three pointssecond season in a row. i was disappointed, because the week was good, and i was expecting the team collectively to be a better team, so don't go on in the direction of the mistake and the individual mistake and the consequence of that, but there are basic mistakes that makes almost an impossible mission to win the match. better news if you support the team in the blue half of manchester, as sergio aguero scored his 13th city hat—trick to help city to an emphatic 6—1win over huddersfield town. it was the argentine's ninth premier league hat—trick, which puts him second on the all—time list behind alan shearer. the other city goals came from gabrieljesus, david silva, and there was an own goal to maintain the champions' 100% start to the season. i never saw sergio like right now, so i never saw sergio like right now, so he came back, in the past he a lwa ys so he came back, in the past he always was a high level, but in the commitment, with the ball, without the ball, he is happy, of co

combative style of management sparked tension with united's star player, french world cup player paul pogbawoodward is said to have become strained over a lack of new signings. mourinho is the third manager united have turned to in their bid to return this club to the glory years of the sir alex ferguson era. in his first season in charge, he won two trophies and was handed a contract extension earlier this year. but this is now the worst start to a premier league season for manchester united for more than a quarter of the century. so what has happened to the special one? mourinho won three premier league titles across two spells at chelsea, but it all seems a long time ago. his reputation was damaged after an outburst at former club doctor eva carneiro led to a bitter legal dispute. eventually, he was sacked. a sense that he had been overtaken by some of his rivals. but today he defended his record, even turning to philosophy to help make his point. did you read any philosopher? or in yourformation you never spend time reading, for example, hegel? hegel says the truth is in the whole. it's

united took the lead afterjust three minutes — paul pogba converting the penalty after a handball inirst goal in senior football. jamie vardy added a late consolation for leicester. it finished 2—1. there are four fixtures in the scottish premiership today, and champions celtic are away at hearts in the early kick off. almost half time in that one, and the score is 0—0. to the european championships in berlin, and great britain's matt hudson—smith lived up to his billing as the favourite in the men's 400m, as he held on to a massive lead coming into the home straight to win great britain's third athletics gold of the championships. he'll go for gold again this evening as part of the axaoom relay team. katarina johnson—thompson, meanwhile, says she's proved to herself that she can compete at the highest level after her silver medal in the heptathalon. she's been speaking to ade adedoyin. coming back into the stadium and sing it empty was like a wow moment. it's amazing stadium and i adore this place. but so far, my performances, i am very pleased with. i think with time, i will be mor

think they were a team in turmoil — with plenty of negative headlines regarding united midfielder paul pogbaported the pair had had a fallout and following their premier league win over leicester. but mourinho says their relationship couldn't be more positive. we are together for two years and a couple of weeks. and i have never been so happy with him as i am now. that is the truth. i cannot demand more from him. i cannot ask more from them. he came here on monday, he trains three days, i asked for his support for his contribution important match for us with the team had difficulties, he did it, he did it better and for more time than we could expect. 0s os said with a smile. united away to brighton on sunday... that's all the sport for now. thank you. diets designed to take inches off the waistline, could potentially end up taking years off someone's life. that's according to researchers in america who suggest cutting down on carbohydrates — in foods like pasta and bread — may reduce life expectancy by up to four years. chi chi izundu explains. this is the kind of carbohydrate—heavy food th

manchester united bossjose mourinho says he "couldn't be happier" with paul pogba after the france midfielderr last season, and this summer has been linked with a move to barcelona. but mourinho has denied reports of a rift between the two of them. we are together for two years and a couple of weeks. and i have never been so happy with him as i am now.

he was fielding questions last week about whether he had fallen out with paul pogba., had he fallen out with the chief executive, ed woodward? he did not like it when he had been asked if he had been reading the negative headlines. don't ask me, because i don't read. i don't know 10% of what is written. i don't know 10% of what is written. i don't know 10% of what is coming on the tv screens. i'm not the right guy to answer to it. do you think it might be a bit of an overreaction? you are pessimistic, i am not. i don't analyse video with my players. how do i feel? i feel we played well against leicester and we woi'i. played well against leicester and we won. i feel we played well against leicester and we won. ifeel we played bad against brighton and we lost. he certainly isn't happy. he looks like a manager under pressure. to make games into the season, they have won won and lost one. zinedine zidane is waiting in the wings should they decide that jose mourinho is not the man to take them forward. it doesn't look happy at the moment. and i am sure there will be more t

a lot of the papers this morning are talking about manchester united captain paul pogba and his apparentionship could not be more positive. we have been together for two years and a couple of weeks. and i have never been so happy with him as i am now. that's the truth. cannot demand more from him,i the truth. cannot demand more from him, icannot the truth. cannot demand more from him, i cannot ask for from the truth. cannot demand more from him, i cannot ask forfrom him. the truth. cannot demand more from him, i cannot ask for from him. and england's women have reached the under 21 world cup semifinals for the first time, beating the netherlands 2—1 in france, england conceded one goal but a great finish by georgia stanway brought them level and thanks to persistence she also scored the winner. england face japan on monday for a place in the final. former world champion carl frampton wants to show the world he's still got it by beating australian luke jackson at windsor park tonight. he's top of the bill in his home city with plenty at sta ke in his home city with plenty at stake admitti

paul pogba is a respectable player according to his managerjose mourinho who has called any reports ofare asking the public for ideas on how to promote more racial integration. though the city is one of the most diverse in the uk, with more than a third of the population made up of ethnic minority groups, some areas are heavily segregated, leaving different communities living in isolation. sima kotecha has more. birmingham is home to families from nearly 200 countries. but its council says people aren't always mixing, and that's holding communities back both socially and economically. those of asian origin make up more than 25% of the population here, and some of them say they have not always felt welcome. if you knocked at a random white door and asked them, if you now know a pakistani or a muslim family is coming to move in, what would you do? i think a lot of them would probably say it's time to move out. that is a fear they have within themselves, not that we have brought fear into them. those people who have issues need to fight their own fears. of course, that is just one perspec

his combative style of management sparked tension with united's star player paul pogba and his relationshiprained over a lack of new signings. mourinho is the third manager united upturn to in their bid to return this club to the glory yea rs of bid to return this club to the glory years of the sir alex ferguson era. in his first season in charge he won two trophies and was handed a contract extension earlier this year. but this is now the worst start to a premier league season for manchester united for more than a quarter of a century. so what has happened to the special one? mourinho won three premier league titles across two spells at chelsea but it all seems a long time ago. his reputation was damaged after an outburst at former club doctor eva carneiro led to a bitter legal dispute. eventually he was sacked, the sense he had been overtaken by some of his rivals. but today he defended his record, even turning to philosophy to help make his point. did you read any philosopher, you never spent any time reading, for example a goal, he says the truth is in the the hall. it's always in the h

but as far as paul pogba is concerned, whether or not he stays at manchester united, you have to rememberpe, because the europe window hasn't closed until the 31st of august. it's just in the uk we can't bring in any new players, so that is something that is still going to be up in the air until the 31st of august. this will obviously change next year, as we we re obviously change next year, as we were hearing from john smith and hour or so ago. but it is a problem. 0ur season has already begun, couple of weekends ago. we've got the tra nsfer of weekends ago. we've got the transfer window shopping today, but then the rest of europe and others keep going, it is kind of a bit barmy. that isn't the word. you have to remember the winter transfer, that deadline date hasn't moved, it is still the 31st of february for everybody. it is quite bizarre, because they are still having to do twice as much work, because not only are you working with clubs in england, you are working with clubs all over the world as well, so you are still working. you can hopefully going to have a bit of rest now, it has

united took the lead afterjust three minutes — paul pogba converting the penalty after a handvall in — his first goal in senior football. jamie vardy added a late consolation for leicester. here are today's premier league fixtures. new boys fulham have a london derby as they host crystal palace. and another side returning to the top flight — wolves, play everton in the late kick off. spurs play newcastle in the early kick off, two of the lowest spenders in this summer's transfer window. i see no reason to not trust the squad. there is no reason not to believe in our club. there is no reason to not believe in what we can do. i think the most important thing, we are still positive and of course we are going to challenge for big things in this season. to say i want to finish in this position will be fine for the fans, but it's not realistic. the reality is if we do exactly what we did last yearin is if we do exactly what we did last year in terms of attitude and commitment, we can be higher than 17th position. how high? a bit tense, could be eight, could be 15th, i don't know. it is a q

there was one man determined to take advantage, paul pogba.rd, rumour had it, instead he got the captain ‘s armband and lead by example. he's been criticised by marina recently, as has luke shaw and if it was reverse psychology and had desired effect. the left back finished like a seasoned striker declaimed the first goal of his career and the man of the match award. a late scare whenjamie of the match award. a late scare when jamie vardy showed of the match award. a late scare whenjamie vardy showed quicker reactions than de gea but it did not ta ke reactions than de gea but it did not take the gloss of the evening. reactions than de gea but it did not take the gloss of the eveningm was more important to win today than against bayern munich in a friendly. important to start the maxtor three points, a couple of hours ago we had zero points and now we have three points, the situation is better.l good start to the season at old trafford but how long it will last is anyone's guess. today's premier league fixtures. spurs play newcastle in the earl

romelu lukaku and paul pogba replied for united.n. i was disappointed, because the week was good, and i was expecting the tea m was good, and i was expecting the team collectively to be a better team, so don't go on in the direction of the mistake and the individual mistake and the consequence of that, but there are basic mistakes that makes almost an impossible mission to win the match. much better news if you support the other team in manchester, as sergio aguero scored three as they thrashed huddersfield town 6—1. it was the argentine‘s ninth premier league hat—trick, which puts him second on the all—time list behind alan shearer. the other city goals came from gabrieljesus, david silva, and an own goal, to make it two wins from two for city. in the day's other game, watford won 3—1 at burnley. brentford maintained their unbeaten start in the championship with a 2—0 home win over sheffield wednesday. the bees are up to fourth in the table. also unbeaten are sunderland in league 1. they were convincing 3—0 winners over scunthorpe.

a p pa re ntly apparently manchester united captain paul pogba has fallen out with managerjose mourinhoyears and a couple of weeks. and i have never been so happy with him as i am now. that's the truth. i cannot demand more from him, i cannot ask more from him. former two—weight world champion carl frampton wants to show the world he's "still got it" by beating australian luke jackson at windsor park tonight. some flash photography coming up. he tops the bill in his home city with plenty at stake — admitting himself that defeat could be career ending. victory howeer would all but guarantee a world title shot but frampton says he is still ready to take on the best featherweights in the world. that is a weight off my shoulders, and then i will chill out with my family. to really focus. what message do you want to send to the world tomorrow night?” message do you want to send to the world tomorrow night? i have still got it and everyone should be fea rful of got it and everyone should be fearful of me, all the top featherweights. i've still got it. the heats are under way on the penultimat

before kick—off they sought divine intervention and paul pogba's prayers were quickly answered, leicesterter, the unlikely champions of 2016, denied by the hand of de gea. jose mourinho knew his side needed a second and late on it came, luke shaw with the first goal of his career. commentator: luke shaw might get there. a piece of history for luke shaw! and how crucial that will prove whenjamie vardy reduced the deficit in the closing minutes to force a tense finale. mourinho departing a relieved man. it wasn't entirely convincing from manchester united. they will need to improve but a win is a win and they sit top of the table for a few hours at least. there are six games tomorrow and three more on sunday, as manchester city start their title defence away to arsenal. the premier league is back! david, thank you. that is it for bbc news at ten for tonight. for eve ryo ne news at ten for tonight. for everyone here, but very good weekend. here on bbc one, time for the news where you are. goodnight. hello and welcome to sportsday with me, will perry. the headlines tonight... matthew hudson—s

late kick—off, but a lot of the papers this morning are talking about manchester united captain paul pogbawithjose mourinho. according to the manger, though, their relationship couldn't be more positive. we are together for two years and a couple of weeks. and i have never been so happy with him as i am now. that's the truth. i cannot demand more from him. i cannot ask more from him. england's women have reached the under—20 world cup semifinals for the first time by beating the netherlands 2—1 in france. england went a goal down but a great run and finish from manchester city striker georgia stanway brought them level. and thanks to some real persistence, she scored the winner too. england will face japan next. the wbc world heavyweight champion, deontay wilder, says there is "no question" he'll fight tyson fury this year. just to warn you, there's some flash photography coming up. wilder engaged in some seemingly friendly exchanges with fury‘s dad, john, at yesterday's weigh—in for fury‘s bout with francesco pianeta in belfast tonight. but it all got a bit heated. wilder says that the de

talks of a rift between himself and paul pogba, who had a very good summer winning the world cup.ppens at manchester united. the expectations are huge. the executive vice chairman, ed woodward, sat in his seat at that defeat against brighton for a good couple of minutes looking stone-faced. he may be the man who is responsible for not backing mourinho in the transfer window. but manchester united commercially still a huge success. we have seen in the past month, their share price has gone up about 14%. off the pitch there's huge amounts of potential there that's being fulfilled, but it's what happens on the pitch that they need to start turning into trophies, that's what manchester united are used to zinedi zinedine has won three championships in a row >> yes, the stock is up, whatever it is, 4% the last month, but again they didn't make any major signings this summer on the flip side that's going to bite when it comes to where they can end up on the leaderboard. >> you only have to look across the road to manchester city and look what they're doing. they have come off the back of

30pm brings you all the day's sportsday sports news as jose mourinho denies rift with his star man paul pogba make a skipper. we also have the latest from belfast as both carl frampton and tyson fury prepare to perform in front of a big crowd at windsor park. all coming up in sportsday at 6:30pm but

it hit the arm of a man and the referee pointed to the spot but paul pogba the stepped up.dison. they are in the 18th minute now. despite lengthy rain delays, lords on day two against nds. england's cricketers are in control. they bowled india out for 107. takes to after a full day lost to rain, lords resets. hopefully this time, they will get to decrease at least. so this was progress after a long wait out through the long room and into the path ofjimmy anderson. england have chosen to bowl and here is why. they barely saw his fifth delivery and anderson worked magic with clouds and they helped move a bowl to make and they helped move a bowl to make a wicket. and followed again by drizzle. they eventually got back out but all the pauses can make it difficult to know if you're coming or going. and he was definitely going, run out by the new boy. he left and everyone followed somewhat faster. they have been asking for rainfor faster. they have been asking for rain for weeks in these parts just not right now, england will want to get back out there especially as they are on t

have been paul pogba...derstandably miffed. and after the break how tottenham made them pay. who else but harry kane, and barely had his pinpoint precision put spurs ahead and it was 2—0 as united's defensive frailties were brutally exposed by lucas moura. the visitors, ecstatic. the hosts, rather less so. soon their misery was complete. mourinho wanted a new defender in the summer and you can see why as moura raced through to make it three. for his watching manager, his employers, and above all united's fans, the most painful of nights. at the close, mourinho applauded them, but the big question now is where does he go from here? andy swiss, bbc news. this is war we were talking about. —— this is what we were talking about. mourinho was not happy in his press conference after the match and felt he was getting enough respect from the media. no, just to finish, do you know what was the result? 3-0. reporter: you lost 3-0. do you know what this means? 3-0! but also mean three premierships, and i won more premi

get their business done meanwhile as is the case with barcelona suddenly taking an interest in paul pogba they can still they can still be hanging around for a good few weeks afterwards it makes no sense whatsoever notably to seems who didn't go for it were manchester united and manchester city they foresaw these precise problems that all the teams in the premier league probably liverpool the side are experiencing right now the theory behind i would say was flawed to begin with the theory behind it was that a lot of clubs didn't want to start the season not knowing who would be in their team and who wouldn't now of course straight away that theory falls down with the fact that they can still lose players because the rest of europe can still sign fully under the month so that made no sense whatsoever the only thing that we know is that if someone starts the season playing for one premier league team. they won't be able to move to the premier league team until at least the january transfer window kenya's former four hundred metre hurdles world champion nicholas bet has been killed in a road

late kick—off — but a lot of the papers this morning are talking about manchester united captain paul pogbabe more positive. we are together for two years and a couple of weeks. and i have never been so happy with him as i am now. that's the truth. i cannot demand more from him. i cannot ask more from him. england's women have reached the under—20 world cup semi—finals for the first time, by beating the netherlands 2—1 in france. england went a goal down but a great run and finish from manchester city striker georgia stanway brought them level. and thanks to some real persistence, she scored the winner too. england will face japan next. gloucester rugby have been sticking by their fly—half danny cipriani after his conviction for assault this week — and now they say they are "surprised and extremely disappointed" that he's been summoned to an rfu disciplinary panel next week. cipriani has been charged with "conduct prejudicial to the interests of the game" by the rfu, after the incident outside a jersey nightclub. but gloucester say he's been singled out unfairly. great britain's alice tai h

penalty was awarded at old trafford on friday to man united front as world cup winning midfielder paul pogba stepped up to take the spot kick sure they netted a late goal to double the lead for jos a marine years men pulled one back through jamie vadi but it was too little too late. earlier we spoke to james robson who is the man united and man city correspondent for the manchester evening news he says they are several interesting some plots to the nice either or city one size all so comfortably last season is impossible not to see them leading the way again this year and they're not they're not all too many players but when you think that someone like that mendi has he didn't play last season the entire season with an injury they got him they got marez they've improved on the squad that were just too good for anyone else last season there is going to be and i would look them at liverpool the money they've spent your own club appears to address addressed just about every weak point in his squad i really think they're that single going to challenge city i think united would expect to be in th

man united were given a penalty in just the third minute france's world cup winning midfielder paul pogba stepped up to school from the spot luke shaw was first ever premier league goal double to lead for jays a marine yes man lester pulled one back though through jamie vardy but it was too little too late for us experience. periods of very good football and in the periods where leicester was strong. we played as a team. and we coped well with the situations or. three points victory toward morning training grounds for sunday deserved. it was a shame. and more to consider this is. after a few seconds at the beginning of the game of course after a good opportunity for you know. or you mean. to cross a space but to receive sixteen or to find a good solution. was a good move good possibility of set pieces a lot of chances to come back it's a game so the early match on saturday sees tottenham travel to newcastle remember the spurs didn't make any signings during the transfer window later chelsea kick off their campaign it gets huddersfield a new coach but it's your saturday will be making his

paul pogba, jose mourinho, who is right or wrong.or quite some time. we have an interview with kevin de bruyn this week. we have timed it well as he is out for three months! we scheduled it on monday and he got hurt on wednesday. we had nothing to do with it. he hobbled his way into the premiere of their big new documentary this week. fascinating on his relationship with pep guardiola. and the success of that season at man city. we also have jonjo shelvey on the programme. newcastle play cardiff. a young man who seems quite volatile and a bit on trustworthy by some managers but some suggest he should be in the england team for the world cup squad this summer. he's been going do quite a process of anger management. i spent quite a process of anger management. ispenta quite a process of anger management. i spent a bit of time with a psychologist and i still do, to be fair. we just go through certain bits and bobs. i could not even tell you what we talk about because before you know it, it's two hours down the line. i'm 26 years of age,

kick—off — but a lot of the papers this morning are talking about (00v) manchester united captain paul pogbationship couldn't be more positive. we are together for two years and a couple of weeks. and i have never been so happy with him as i am now. that's the truth. i cannot demand more from him. i cannot ask more from him. england's women have reached the under—20 world cup semi—finals for the first time, by beating the netherlands 2—1 in france. england went a goal down but a great run and finish from manchester city striker georgia stanway brought them level. and thanks to some real persistence, she scored the winner too. england will face japan next. gloucester rugby have been sticking by their fly—half danny cipriani after his conviction for assault this week — and now they say they are "surprised and extremely disappointed" that he's been summoned to an rfu disciplinary panel next week. cipriani has been charged with "conduct prejudicial to the interests of the game" by the rfu, after the incident outside a jersey nightclub. but gloucester say he's been singled out unfairly. the wbc w

we had paul pogba's dab, jesse lingard's fortnight dances at the world cup. it? it is not that one, though, isit? let do it? it is not that one, though, is it? let mac itjust requires a bit of flexibility. nearly there. even craig is trying it. we are talking diy at this morning. easy as that. do—it—yourself retailers are in the spotlight today so we've had those latest results in sales at b80 and screwfix both in the last three months with the weather providing a big boost. yet homebase this week has said it's closing stores and cutting jobs. what's going on? joining me from our london newsroom is diy retail analyst thomas slide. with me in the studio is tv builder craig phillips. what can we learn from the sales figures from b&q? how good the weather has been for the last few months, and these are first half figures, and it is a tale of two quarters. the first quarter was hit a terrible weather. we had the beast from the east, wash out easter and sales were poor in the first quarter. the second quarter has been totally different, very hot and we have had lo