hibernian and ahead of their champions league match against schalke tonight, manchester city manager pep guardiola added his voice to the condemnation of the recent pitch invasions. he believes the issue is not confined to football. maybe it's a problem with society, not just a football event. and of course, the people who are involved, i know it'sjust regarding birmingham in that case, or arsenal in that case. of course it can happen here. you know, we must work — you know, it can happen, to work in the beginning, to work about the culture, to work for better human beings, for both these kinds of things. player safety features on most of today's back pages. the daily express pick up on jack grealish‘s comments that he was lucky the supporter

barcelona probably not the team they were under pep guardiola, but they still have leo messi and areen points clear at the top of la liga in spain. manchester city win, they could meet liverpool the semifinals.

as pep guardiola prepares his side to face watford tomorrow, the premier league have announced they'renvestigating manchester city for allegedly breaching financial fair play rules. yesterday, uefa said it, too, was looking into several alleged violations at the club. city claim the allegations are entirely false and manager pep guardiola insists the situation won't affect his team heading into the business end of the season, nor would it have a bearing on the legacy he's building at the club. isaid i said last season, the trust and that with the club has done but hopefully they can solve as soon as possible and help in this environment. are you concerned at all that your legacy at this club will be tainted by the allegations and whatever you have to to do? no, absolutely not. chelsea say they're "astonished" that their request to freeze a ban on signing new players has been turned down by fifa. the ban was punishment for chelsea's attempts to sign foreign players under the age of 18, but the club was hoping it would be frozen while they appealed against it. our sports news corresponde

as pep guardiola prepares his side to face watford tomorrow, the premier league have announced they'reoo, was looking into several alleged violations at the club. city claim the allegations are entirely false and manager pep guardiola insists the situation won't affect his team heading

arsenal, and hibernian over the weekend — and ahead of their champions league match tonight, manager pep guardiolation of the pitch invasions. he believes the issue is not confined to football. may be it's a problem in society, not just at a football event. and may be it's a problem in society, notjust at a football event. and of course, the people involved no it's not just regarded with course, the people involved no it's notjust regarded with birmingham in that case or arsenal in that case. of course, it can happen here. there is not walls nowadays, it can happen. we have to work on the culture, we have to work to be better human beings on this kind of thing. kilmarnock scored their first goal in six games last night. liam millar was the man who eventually found the net, to give them a 1—0 win at st mirren and take them to within a point of third—placed aberdeen in the scottish premiership table. olympic and commonwealth medallist anthony ogogo has announced his retirement from boxing. ogogo won bronze at london 2012 but his professional career has been blighted by a serious eye injury and he ha

pep guardiola cirstea com's players and fans need to dream if they are to win a first champions league are out for the last 16. it is a big disaster, my perspective, my approach is com pletely perspective, my approach is completely different. so, it is a big success being there for the teams this season, next season, in the champions league, a big success for the season. we are close. liverpool and ourselves are so close to that. when you go through to the group stage, incredible success. what their head coach at england cricket has shed some light on the recent departure of the batting coach. he says that ashley giles, the new managing director made the decision not to renew his contract. we did have a conversation with him. i think there has been a few more... obviously, joe itter captain of the tea m obviously, joe itter captain of the team and he would have been involved as well. but he has got some thoughts on where he thinks the team in the squad on the coaching staff need to go to, or want to go to. yeah, so that there is a decision that has been made. so, we will carry on. what

with liverpool not playing until tomorrow, manchester city have returned to the top of the table, pep guardiolaouple of injuries against eddie howe‘s side. they lost kevin de bruyne and john stones — but edged past bournemouth 1—0. riyad mahrez scoring the only goal, to take city two points clear... this was one of the best performances we had played. we defended so well. we created of chances, you can understand how difficult it is to attack with 11 players. i just want to say thank you to the players because they are absolutely incredible. big win too for manchester united, but they were made to work for it. it looked like southampton were going to get a point at old trafford — it was 2—2 going into the final few minutes, and romelu lukaku came up with a winner for united which takes them above arsenal and into the top four. that's because arsenal could only draw with tottenham in the north london derby, but they were so close to winning it, pierre—emerick aubameyang missing a penalty in the last minute at wembley. there were wins elsewhere today for west ham, crystal palace, brighton and wol

in the second half second place liverpool play burnley on sunday after the game a city manager pep guardiola reacted angrily to reports that he will replace max a leg at its eventis next season why the media for one way twitter say something everybody in the biggest pages that is going to mean next four years going to juventus so i don't understand and understand how the people before to say very good to join to the norm don't try to call the club or call me silva call me a gentle call whatever you into the must communicate i mean sort of from a similar i have two more years here and i will in to move impossible except they set me a therapist autumn are in danger of missing out on temp as they call it a case and they let a one goal lead slip against southampton and lost to one i am only to be weary this change will change too much from the fifth and the second because it's only one reason he's made them this is a bold complacent complacency it's about. everyone's in but we. barcelona seven points clear at the top of the spanish league after three one win over. fierce rivals real madrid are f

at the top, manchester city kept giving pep guardiola plenty of reasons to be cheerful at fulham. here was a tough game for them and chelsea was tough for them. that's why it was a tricky game, we spoke about that, but the way we start and we controlled the game, more than satisfied. the way they started was to go ahead inside and five minutes with sergio aguero ensuring city will be top until this afternoon, at least. ole gunnar solskjaer won his first match since being appointed permanent manager at old trafford, and there were also wins for everton and leicester. in the scottish premiership, celtic could take a huge step towards securing an eighth successive title later if they win the old firm derby. at the bottom yesterday, brad lyons goal helped to haul st mirren above dundee with the decisive goal in a 2—1win. there were also wins for hearts, kilmarnock and motherwell. england fly half owen farrell showed his dedication, phoning his saracens head coach 45 minutes before his wife was expected to give birth to say he was confident he'd make his side's european cup quarter fin

pep guardiola's champions had to overcome a couple of injuries against eddie howe's bournemouth. to win1—0, thanks to riyad mahrez. it takes them two points clear. we made one of the best performances we ever played. they are incredibly organised in the stadium. we defended so well. the free kicks, corners, we created enough chances but i can understand how difficult it is to attack 11 players, we were incredible. i just want to say thank you to the players because they are absolutely incredible. big win too for manchester united. they were made to work for it at home to southampton. it looked like the visitors were going to leave old trafford with a point. it was 2—2 going into the final few minutes, but romelu lukaku came up with a winner for united, which takes them above arsenal and into the top four. and that is because arsenal could only draw with tottenham in the north london derby. unai emery‘s side were close to winning it. they missed a last—minute penalty at wembley. there were wins elsewhere today for west ham, crystal palace, brighton and wolves. the west indies have

in the second half second place liverpool play burnley on sunday after the game a city manager pep guardiola reacted angrily to reports that he will replace max a leg at its eventis next season why the media for one way twitter say something everybody in the biggest pages that is going to mean next four years going to juventus so i don't understand and understand how the people before to save a good joint as a norm don't try to call the club or call me silva call me a gentle call whatever you into the most unilingual in some sort of form a similar i have two more years here in iowa and to move impossible except they sent me a therapist autumn are in danger of missing out on temp as they call it a case and they let a one goal lead slip against southampton and lost to one i am only to be weary this change will change too much from the finish on the second because it's only one reason he's made them this is a bold complicite complacency is about. everyone's in but we. barcelona seven points clear at the top of the spanish league after three one win over. fierce rivals real madrid are facing up

goals, which included a sergio aguero double, was added to by a further four after the break for pep guardiola'sut left having been given a lesson. the last 50 minutes of the first from the second half, we were incredibly good playing quick, the transitions, and we score goals, seven goals. —— 15 minutes. i know that schalke is in a tough period because they lost the last games, their confidence must not be on top with that situation, you have to do yourjob and we did it. now to tennis and five time winner novak djokovic has been knocked out of the indian wells masters in the third round by philip kolschreiber. the world number one was beaten 6—4 6—4 by the german world number 39. in the women's draw, simona halep has also been knocked out, losing in three sets to 19—year—old marketa vondousova, who'll play elina svitolina in the quarterfinals. later on wednesday, bayern munich host last year's beaten finalists, liverpool. now, there's everything to play for after their goalless draw in the first leg. liverpool are in good form and the german champions are top of the bundesliga for the first tim

take on porto and it's tottenham, potentially in their new stadium for the first leg, up against pep guardiola'suge respect, of course, because i know them quite well, the different system they use, they play five in the back and the diamonds and four, three, two, one, with the quality from eriksen, how good they i’un quality from eriksen, how good they run behind, the set pieces with eczema, he is an incredible taker, experienced in all departments. but if you talk about any other team in the champions league, it would be the champions league, it would be the same. the europa league quarter—final draw was also made today and arsenal face a tough tie against napoli. chelsea will play slavia prague. it's actually the first time in 48 years that england has had six quarter—finalists in major european competitions. lewis hamilton headed a mercedes one, two in second practice at the season—opening australian grand prix. the reigning world champion edged team mate valtteri bottas by 0.0118 seconds, with red bull's max verstappen third. ferrari, who appeared to have the quickest car in pre—season test

at the top, manchester city kept giving pep guardiola plenty of reasons to be cheerful at fulham.r them and chelsea was tough for them. that's why it was a tricky game, we spoke about that, but the way we start and we controlled the game, more than satisfied. the way they started was to go ahead inside five minutes with sergio aguero ensuring city will be top until this afternoon, at least. 0le gunnar solskjaer won his first match since being appointed permanent manager at old trafford, and there were also wins for everton and leicester. in the scottish premiership, celtic could take a huge step towards securing an eighth successive title later if they win the old firm derby. celtic ten points clear of their rivals. a win later would all but clinch the title. rangers can certainly expect a fierce atmosphere. i want rangers to feel the noise, feel the power that we can generate in the stadium, not just from the team but the supporters as well. that is what being at home in a derby is all about, generate that atmosphere and feed off that. the european championship semifinal line—up

barcelona probably not the team they were under pep guardiola, but they still have leo messi and areear at the top of la liga in spain. manchester city win, they could meet liverpool the semifinals. liverpool are playing at porto. also handed a tough tie in the europa league? tuffers possible drawl, the favourites for the europa league, napoli, second at the moment in serie a, managed by carlo ancelotti, who has won the champions league three times. chelsea have done well, slavia prague they will face in the quarterfinals. slavia prague, who knocked out sevilla, a dramatic centre win. thank you. let's look ahead now to one of the biggest events, notjust in racing, but on the sporting calendar — the gold cup at cheltenham. lizzie greenwood—hughes is there for us. can the festival's signature event create even more drama, after bryo ny frost made history yesterday? i sincerely hope so. yesterday was a wonderful day. thursday not generally seen to be the best day of the festival, but yesterday at clips that week so far. wonderful stories, bryo ny frost that week so far. wonderful storie

pep guardiola describing the 1—0 win as one of their best performances ever.ine matches to play. liverpool play everton in the merseyside derby tomorrow. there was a goal of the month competition at old trafford. yan valery thundered southampton into the lead with an absolute cracker against manchester united. andreas pereira arguably went one better to equalise for united in the second half and romelu lukaku won it with this finish two minutes from time. united winning 3—2 and moving above arsenal and into the top four. that's because arsenal could only draw with tottenham in the north london derby, but they were close to winning it. pierre—emerick aubameyang missing a penalty in the last minute at wembley. elsewhere today, wins for west ham, crystal palace, brighton and wolves. england are in action right now at the she believes cup in the us. they're playing the hosts in nashville. the us took the lead thanks to this stunner from megan rapinoe. karen bardsley had no chance of stopping that. but england hit back almost immediately, and just as impressively.

pep guardiola said the match is vital for their chances of retaining the title. few games until the end of the premier league —— it is close. it is important for us to ta ke close. it is important for us to take our points. johanna konta is through to the third round of indian wells after an impressive win. she w011 wells after an impressive win. she won 6—0, 6—2. perhaps the wobbles at the start of the season behind. she was once as high as fourth in the world. and might climb the rankings again. dan evans had six break points in the final set but could not convert and was bitten 6—3 in the decider by stan wawrinka. he is backin the decider by stan wawrinka. he is back in the top hundred after a drugs ban. that is all the sport. more in the next hour. a man has arrived at court, charged with the murder of 17—year—old jodie chesney. jodie was stabbed in a park in east london last friday. our correspondent is at barkingside magistrates‘ court. our correspondent is at barkingside magistrates' court. manuel petrovic appeared before magistrates and confirmed his name

a player who needs an arm around the shoulder and i think he's got the perfect club manager in pep guardiola manager in gareth southgate. and he's taken on this role of role model. with new combinations this england team finds new rhythm with every match, this perfect start to qualifying conducted by stirling. one other line from the internationals and aaron ramsey will miss wales' opening qualifier against slovakia tomorrow. he's returned to his club arsenal for treatment on a leg injury. the republic of ireland are in gibraltar at five o'clock tonight for their opening qualifier. there were mixed fortunes for the british number ones at the miami open. kyle edmund is through to the third round, after a straight sets win over ilya ivashka of belarus. he'll play former wimbledon finalist milos raonic next. butjohanna konta — at the top of your picture — is out. she got herself into a terrible rut, and lost ten games in a row on her way to a straight sets defeat to china's wang qiang. it's been a good morning for britain's oliver rowland at the sanya e—prix in china. he had his best everfinish

pep guardiola's side go a point ahead of liverpool who play tomorrow. adam wild was watching.d from top again second from bottom, division between both sides could scarcely be greater. that perilous position laid out in black and white, manchester city, such for yet more silverware helped by a flash of silver. but putting the champions ahead, within the opening minute. the last thing they needed was to get their visit is for the opportunity, yet there it was, in this place sergio making it. the primary leagues top score ruthless and showing little sympathy. the manager apparent anxiety was for the afternoon at least, misplaced. such was the comfort and control they could afford to continue at that key players. but whilst margin of victory could perhaps should have been greater than the gap between the sides, clearer than ever. relegation a little closer, manchester city top of the table once more. in thisa in this a little bay at their pace, you read them in terms of the players who stayed here who are on holiday, and we are a national team ina holiday, and we are a national t

bournemouth held pep guardiola's side off in the first half — but riyad mahrez scored at the start of the pressure on liverpool — but they lost kevin de bruyne and john stones to injury. de bruyne a particular problem as the season reaches a climax — guardiola says the belgian will be out for a while again — but he was pleased with his team's performance. that was one of our best performances we have played. they are incredible. we defended so well. we created enough chances. we did incredible. every movement with one sense, i'm so delighted. i just want to say thank you to the players because they are absolutely incredible. it is difficult. you want to be competitive in the game and i think that was the way for us today to make the game tied and get numbers in the fence and show good organisation and mentality and hang in there as long as we could. the only frustration for us today is their goal is an ugly goal, which is and unlike man city goal but i think we have done very well apart from that. liverpool play everton in the merseyside derby tomorrow — hoping to climb back into the

city boss pep guardiola says the match is vital for their chances of retaining the title., and of course everything is close in terms ofa course everything is close in terms of a few games until the end of the premier league, and of course at home it is massive for us to take oui’ home it is massive for us to take our points. onto tennis... yohanna konta, is through to the third round, at indian wells after an impressive win over shay sue way, of taiwan. konta won 6—0, 6—2, showing signs perhaps that the wobbles at the start of the season are behind her, as she looks to climb up the women's rankings. dan evans was playing too. he had six break points in the final set, but was beaten 6—3, in the decider by stan wawrinka. evans is back in the world's top 100, after a drugs ban. that's all the sport for now. time for the weather with helen willetts. a windy and for some wintry start to the weekend and more snow in the forecast. we are watching developments out in the atlantic. one from the south, one from the west, and if theyjoin forces the low pressure could become quite po

pep guardiola's side go a point ahead of liverpool who play tomorrow. adam wild was watching.from top, second from bottom, the division from the sides could be greater. there position laid out in black and white, for manchester city the surgery at morris although i helped by a flash of silver. putting the defending championship ahead with the opening minute. last thing they needed was to get their visitors further opportunities, yet here it was. misplaced pass and sergio making them pay the price. the premier league at top score ruthless and showing little sympathy. the manager had anxiety and it was for the afternoon at least, misplaced. such was a comfort and control they had continued without key players. but while the margin of victory could, perhaps should have been greater the gap between the sides, clearer than ever. that relegation a little closer, manchester city top of that table once more. in thisa in this a little bit your pace, the red them in terms of the players who stay here and who are on holiday, and we are a national team in a different way the red and there

you can find more on all those stories and hear what pep guardiola has had to say ahead of the championshalke tomorrow on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport we will have more for you in a afternoon live after two. the chancellor of the exchequer, philip hammond, is due to deliver his spring statement on wednesday. he's said there will be money for public services if a brexit deal is agreed. but the shadow chancellor, john mcdonnell, says mr hammond should be using his influence in the cabinet to ensure a no—deal brexit is taken off the table. no doubt the chancellor will celebrate a falling government borrowing on wednesday. but ijust want him to ask and consider, at what cost? because the chancellor hasn't eliminated the deficit, he hasjust shifted it onto the shoulders of others. the deficits have been passed down to nhs managers, council leaders, head teachers, and police commissioners. local government is on its knees. child poverty is rising. children are being stabbed to death on our streets. 87 people a day, on the latest figures, are dying whilst waiting for social car

in the second half second place liverpool play burnley on sunday after the game at city manager pep guardiola reacted angrily to reports that he will replace max a legacy at its eventis next season why did media for one white twitter say something everybody in the biggest pages that is going to mean next four years going to juventus so i don't understand and understand how the people before to say very good jointers and don't try to call the club will call me silva call me a gentle call whatever you into the most communities i mean so sort of from a similar i have two more years here and i will into move impossible except they set me a third place autumn are in danger of missing out on champions they call it a case and they let a one goal lead slip against southampton and lost to one i am only to be weary this change will change too much from the third concept of the second because it's only one reason he's made he's complacent complacency is about. everyone's in but we. barcelona seven points clear at the top of the spanish league after three one win over. fierce rivals real madrid are facin

liverpool got the draw they were hoping for, they take on porto and it's tottenham up against pep guardiola's i tottenham i will respect of course. i know them quite well. had they are in front, how did they bring, they have with the pieces with ericsson, an incredible taker and experienced in all departments, but talking about any other team in the champions league would be the same. the europa league quarterfinal draw was also made today and arsenal face a tough tie against napoli. chelsea will play slavia prague. it's the first time in 48 years that england has had six quarterfinalists in major european competitions. lewis hamilton headed a mercedes one—two in second practise at the season—opening australian grand prix. the reigning world champion edged team mate valtteri bottas by 0.048 seconds, with red bull's max verstappen third. ferrari, who appeared to have the quickest car in preseason testing, were fourth with sebastian vettel. and tiger woods' hopes of a third players championship title are dwindling after a terrible 17th hole at sawgrass. the iii—time major winner began the secon

city claim the allegations are "entirely false" and manager pep guardiola insisted the situation wouldlast season, the club has done a lot, but hopefully, they can solve it as soon as possible. for this environment. are you concerned at all that your legacy at this foot ball clu b all that your legacy at this football club will be tainted by the allegations in whatever you if i decide to do? and no. absolutely not. chelsea say they're "astonished" that their request to freeze a ban on signing new players has been turned down by fifa. the ban was punishment for chelsea's allegedly illegal signing of foreign under 18 players — but the club was hoping it would be frozen while they appealed against it. our sports news correspondent richard conway has more details: this decision stems from a ruling by fif that chelsea had broken rules regarding the signing of treatment of young players. now they decided a wile ago they were going to have a tra nsfer wile ago they were going to have a transfer ban on chelsea two windows, chelsea are appealing against that decision but what we have discovered

at the top, manchester city kept giving pep guardiola plenty of reasons to be cheerful at fulham.s why it was a tricky game, we spoke about that, but the way we start and we controlled the game, more than satisfied. the way they started was to go ahead inside and five minutes with sergio aguero ensuring city will be top until this afternoon, at least. ole gunnar solskjaer won his first match since being appointed permanent manager at old trafford, and there were also wins for everton and leicester. today title chasing liverpool play tottenham at anfield. it's 29 years since liverpool last won a league title. they remain unbeaten at home this season, looking for the win to take them back above manchester city, as both teams return to action after the international break. the only period in the whole season without any interruptions is this one because now it's really until the final match day, go for it, and that is exactly the situation you want to have, that you are still fighting for a lot of things. we are fighting for two things so that's brilliant. we will do everything we ca

pep guardiola obviously delighted at the full time whistle.—0. riyad mahrez scoring the only goal, to take city two points clear. that was one of our best performances we have played. they are incredible. we defend so well. we created enough chances. we did incredible. every movement with one sense, i'm so delighted. ijust want to say thank you to the place because they are absolutely incredible. —— thank you to the players. big win too for manchester united, but they were made to work for it by southampton. some cracking goals in this one — well worth watching match of the day for tonight. it looked like southampton were going to get a point at old trafford — it was 2—all going into the final few minutes, and romelu lukaku came up with a winner for united which takes them above arsenal and into the top four. it is one of those games it had everything. they came here to beat us. everything. they came here to beat us. open, and we should have been one 01’ us. open, and we should have been one or two up in the first five minutes to be fair. we s

enjoying going toe to toe with pep guardiola. thankfully it is not me versus him.. we just are the best in the country at the moment. wonderful team. wejust have to hope they have a very bad day and we get very lucky. we have to be ourselves and play well. that is the challenge. you can see from the previous premier league games, not easy to get a shot on goal let alone score and when, but it is the fa cup and we will try, a one—off game, the beauty of the competition. we have to have the optimism and the dream. manchester united playing wolves is live. talking to cody and doherty. and an fa cup haircut before each round. what does it look like? not in the shape of an fa cup! you have a haircut by a barber, as you like, but he talks to you while you do it. nothing shaved into your head, whatever you like. also everton against chelsea. laura kenny is doing premier league prediction today. the champions league draw, four english sides in the last eight. alex scott, mark lawrenson in the chairs. and in the english football league, leeds against sheffield united, yorks

manchester city boss pep guardiola, is confident his team will get the win they need at fulham to returnthe top of the premier league this lunchtime. and 19 celsius, 66 fahrenheit is possible in a few spots today, but things are set to turn colder. i will have all the details for you here on breakfast. good morning, it's saturday the 30th of march. our top story — theresa may and her government are considering what next for brexit. their brexit deal was rejected by mp5 for a third time — defeated by 344 votes to 286, amid heated exchanges in parliament. mr speaker, i fear we are reaching the limits of this process in this house. this house has rejected no deal, it has rejected no brexit, on wednesday, it rejected all the variations of the deal on the table. and today, it has rejected approving the withdrawal agreement alone, and continuing a process on the future. the house has been clear, this deal now has to change. there has to be an alternative found, and if the prime minister can't accept that, then she must go, not at an indeterminate date in the future, but now, so that we can dec

manager pep guardiola's apparent anxiety was, for the afternoon at least, misplaced, they could affordhe table once more. finally, sir mick jagger says he's devastated to disappoint fans after the rolling stones announced they were postponing a tour of the us and canada while he receives medical treatment. the 75—year—old said he will be working hard to get back onstage as soon as possible. no details of his condition have been released. the tour was due to begin next month. we're back with the late news at ten past ten. now on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. goodbye. still largely dry and sunny, but he has called her behind the weather friend, that colour their already established across northern ireland wintry showers eating in here, but despite reaching 19 degrees in the south, early this afternoon that weather front well induce cooling air here as well. the weather find and dividing line between warm and chilly air getting splashes of rain and drizzle continues for the rest of the day. here's a contrasting temperature because despite sunshine following we only see abo

manager pep guardiola doesn't think his manchester city achievements will be tainted by allegations ofer league also launched an investigation yesterday. the club is open, so, hopefully it can finish as soon as possible, and uefa can decide what he sees. i said last season, it was a lot what the club has done, but hopefully they can solve it as soon as possible. and stop too, you know, for this environment. manchester city can extend their lead at the top of the premier league to four points if they beat watford at home today. liverpool, in second, don't play until tomorrow, when they host burnley at anfield. this is a noon kick—off, those early starts can sometimes dampen the atmosphere a little bit. the fans a bit sleepy. in order to avoid that problem at anfield, jurgen klopp has said to the fans please have an early night. we need atmosphere at 12 o'clock and i said, for sure, last time as well, if you have a ticket for the stadium, go to bed at ten o'clock, don't drink, and yeah, be on your toes from the first until the last second. that's it. so in bed by nine then tonight, liver

manager pep guardiola doesn‘t think his achievements at city, will be tainted by uefa‘s investigationhas done a lot. hopefully they can solve this as soon as possible. and finally, as goal celebrations go, this is probably not one to try at home... anderson lopes ofjapanese side consadole sapporo knows how to score goals — this was his second in a game against shimizu s—pulse in fact. but he might need to work on his celebrations. hejumped over the barricade off the pitch, but the drop down was a slightly steeper than he realised... he is alright though — and even got back up to score two more in a 5—2 win for his side. you can the distance. it‘s a huge year for british road cycling. for the first time in 37 years the world championships are coming to the uk in september and as part of the event which will take place in yorkshire there will be a sportif — a chance for over 5000 amateur riders to ride some of the same route as the pros. ijoined some riders on the course in the yorkshire dales. the yorkshire dales are full of beautiful extremes and the same can be said about your first

hibernian and ahead of their champions league match against schalke tonight, manchester city manager pep guardiolaciety, not just a football event. and of course, the people who are involved, i know it'sjust regarding birmingham in that case, or arsenal in that case. of course it can happen here. you know, we must work — you know, it can happen, to work in the beginning, to work about the culture, to work for better human beings, for both these kinds of things. player safety features on most of today's back pages. the daily express pick up on jack grealish‘s comments that he was lucky the supporter who attacked him wasn't armed. the sun reports the warning from the professional footballers‘ association that players should try not to incite the fans with their celebrations. some transfer speculation that alexis sanchez could be out of man utd and city might struggle to keep some of their stars. but picture of the day goes to the guardian, who have a full length shot of zinedine zidane on his return to real madrid — sporting, shall we say, an eccentric choice of trousers. look at that! those are not

manchester city manager pep guardiola says the club's players and fans "need to dream" if they are tothe last 16 second leg tomorrow at their etihad stadium, 3—2 up from the first leg, and guardiola believes they need to push themselves, given their relative inexperience in the competition. this competition is judged when you are out in the last 16, it is a big disaster. my perspective and my approach is completely different. it is a big success being there for the teams this season, next season in the champions league, it is a big success. we will be even closer, ourselves and liverpool are closer to do that. moving beyond the group stage is an incredible success in my point of view. england cricket head coach trevor bayliss has shed some light on the departure of batting coach mark ramprakash. bayliss will step down as head coach after this year's world cup and ashes series and says the new managing director at the ecb ashley giles made the decision not to renew ramprakah‘s contract. we did have a conversation with him. i think there has been a few more, obviouslyjoe is the captain

manchester city manager pep guardiola says the club‘s players and fans ‘need to dream‘ if they are tow at their etihad stadium, 3—2 up from the first leg. but guardiola believes they need to push themselves, given their relative inexperience. this competition is judged when you are out for the last 16, it is a big disaster. my perspective and my approach is completely different. it is a big success being there for the teams this season, next season in the champions league, it is a big success. we will be even closer, ourselves and liverpool are closer to do that. moving beyond the group stage is an incredible success in my opinion. trevor bayliss — the head coach at england cricket — has shed some light on the recent departure of batting coach mark ramprakash. bayliss says ashley giles — the new managing director at the ecb — made the decision not to renew rampra kah‘s contract. we did have a conversation with him. i think there has been a few more then, yeah, obviously jail i think there has been a few more then, yeah, obviouslyjail is the captain of the team and would have been invo

hibernian over the weekend, and ahead of their champions league match tonight, manchester city manager pep guardiola with society, not just a football event. maybe it is a problem with society, notjust a football event. and of course, the people who are involved, i know it is just regarding birmingham in that case, or arsenal in that case, of course it can happen here. you know, today it is not world, it is not... you know, it can happen. to work in the beginning, to work about the culture, to work for better human beings for both these kinds of things. kilmarnock scored their first goal in six games last night. liam miller was the man who eventually found the net to give them a 1—0 win at st mirren, and take them to within a point of third—placed aberdeen in the scottish premiership table. england will be without influential forward maro itoje for theirfinal six nations game with scotland on saturday. the saracens lock has returned to his club to continue his rehabilitation after two separate knee injuries. scotland wing tommy seymour has been ruled out of the match with a damaged rib, the same pro

manchester city boss pep guardiola, is confident his team will get the win they need at fulham to returno the top of the premier league this lunchtime. why we could be spending more on mother's day than on any other celebration apart from christmas. and 19 celsius, 66 fahrenheit as possible in a few spots today, but things are set to turn colder. i will have all the details for you here on brexit. —— breakfast. good morning, it's saturday the 30th of march. our top story — theresa may and her government are considering what next for brexit. their brexit deal was rejected by mps for a third time — defeated by 344 votes to 286, amid heated exchanges in parliament. mr speaker, i fear we are reaching the limits of this process in this house. this house has rejected no deal, it has rejected no brexit, on wednesday, it rejected all the variations of the deal on the table. and today, it has rejected approving the withdrawal agreement alone, and continuing a process on the future. the house has been clear, this deal now has to change. there has to be an alternative found, and if the prime minist

manchester city‘s manager pep guardiola says the club‘s players and fans need to dream if they are ton not to renew ramprakah‘s contract. we did have a conversation with it. i think there has been a few more, obviouslyjoe is the captain of the tea m obviouslyjoe is the captain of the team and would have been involved as well. ashley has some thoughts on where he thinks the team, squad and coaching staff need or want to go to. that is a decision that‘s been made. we will carry on. athletics‘ world governing body — the iaaf — say russian athletes will remain banned from international competitions until further notice. the iaaf turned down russia‘s appeal for reinstatement, which is at odds with other sporting bodies such as the world anti doping agency and the international olympic committee. they banned russian athletes from competing back in november 2015 following evidence of state sponsored doping. there are two outstanding issues. those need to be resolved. we are in close contact with wada in order to get access to the data, and as soon as we have everything we need and the aiu re

manager pep guardiola doesn't think his manchester city achievements, will be tainted by allegationsan investigation yesterday. the cloud is open, so hopefully it can finish as soon as possible and whoever can decide what he sees. —— club. said last season, what the clu b club. said last season, what the club has done, but hopefully they can solve it as soon as possible. liverpool don't play until tomorrow when they host watford at anfield. it's a noon kick—off, and those early starts can sometimes lead to less intense atmosphere than normal at football grounds. in order to avoid that problem at anfield, jurgen klopp has urged the fans to have an early night. we need atmosphere at 12 o'clock and isaid to we need atmosphere at 12 o'clock and i said to shore last time as well, so i said to shore last time as well, so if you have a ticket for the stadium, go to bed at ten o'clock, don't drink and yeah, the on your toes from the first until the last second. that's it. i sort of thing that might be wishful thinking. —— think. rangers' hopes of preventing an eighth successive title, headin

manchester city say they are entirely false and manager pep guardiola said the situation will not affectou‘ll like not well at all. she‘s endured going down? you‘ll like not well at all. she's endured another difficult day at the end of a very difficult week. every so she made those remarks in the house of commons, extraordinary remarks, that none of the killings, but 10% of the deaths during the troubles, none of the killings carried out by the security forces were crimes. immediately it was an obvious misstep. remember she was an obvious misstep. remember she was speaking a week before we are expecting an announcement as to whether some soldiers involved in a bloody sunday in derry in 1972 are to be charged. —— in bloody sunday. she came back and clarified, and yesterday issued an apology and said she was profoundly sorry. and she came back to northern ireland, this was not planned, and did a series of very difficult interviews, some excruciating, and apologise over and over again. today she has been doing a round of meetings, relatives, groups, all there is very difficult but she apol