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that he was given as handball and raheem sterling scored his 100th premier league goalfrom and raheemmier league goal from the spot. lee play really good, it's not easy, ten players in the box, so the strikers came in, they dropped and they were close, they are so, so close. eight or nine players and always will be difficult and today may be a friend we missed some real chances, we are not any good condition do it, but about that, in spite of that, we won the game and, yeah, we are there. chelsea left it late, but secured _ we are there. chelsea left it late, but secured as _ we are there. chelsea left it late, but secured as a _ we are there. chelsea left it late, but secured as a dramatic - we are there. chelsea left it late, but secured as a dramatic win. i we are there. chelsea left it late, i but secured as a dramatic win. they had to come from behind to get a result against leads. these were the scene shortly after it full—time. the two teams clashing after a late penalty from george ennio had secured chelsea's lane stoppage time. leads mac had led originally with the penalty of

he may well be playing tonight, but we hear from manchester city's raheem sterling about england. gareth southgate has made the international experience one to savour. the last couple of years, you can see the steps that we've been making as a team on the field off the field, but, of course, the most important is on the field. and the darts goes on despite another covid withdrawal and the defending champion claiming the tournament should be delayed. hello again. not only is the festive period a much—loved tradition in the premier league hidden amongst it is the half way point of the season. and manchester city have arrived there on the back of nine straight wins. if things go their way tonight, they could be nine points clear. they play at brentford and then again at arsenal on new year's day, as they attempt to negotiate this crucial part of the season, one that's become even more fraught with complications brought about by covid and injuries. we have long weeks, but now we have 29 and the first, the two away fixtures against difficult, tough opponents. but the premier league is

raheem sterling rounded it off, 4—0.d there are two games before new year. january on tyneside can't come soon enough. aha, year. january on tyneside can't come soon enough-— soon enough. a good result, a not aood soon enough. a good result, a not good performance. _ soon enough. a good result, a not good performance. we _ soon enough. a good result, a not good performance. we were - soon enough. a good result, a not| good performance. we were lucky. newcastle didn't defend well in the second goal, and after the second one, brilliant action, but the first half was one of the worst we have played this season. the second half was much better. spurs started the brightest and took the lead through harry kane. it was an eventful first half where spurs might�*ve had more goals but also might�*ve had kane sent off for this challenge — he escaped with just a yellow. liverpool though got their equaliser before the break through diogojota, and then in the second half took the lead through an unlikely source — scotland's andy rober

this one belongs to raheem sterling, just over 7.5 million followers.sands of comments, and unfortunately, some are racist. we reported the comments to instagram. 72 hours later, they are still there. despite the rise in cases, convictions are rare. earlier this year, ian wright spoke out after an 18—year—old man was placed on probation but not given a criminal record after sending the former england striker racially abusive messages. so the outcome of the court case, what would have been the ideal scenario for you? like i say, i do not want him to go... i know you do not want him to go to prison. some community service, some education on racism, do you know what i mean? that's what you want. and people say, education, people should know better, their parents should know better, they don't and they don't know better, but that is what you want. so then this guy, he has done this today, why should he not do that in his mind? because he is feeling there are no consequences. when you see that? you have seen what that guy said to me. what do you think of tha

england and manchester city footballer raheem sterling tells the bbc that society must never let down guard over racism in the game. you address it for that week, and any brush — you address it for that week, and any brush it— you address it for that week, and any brush it under the carpet, and then_ any brush it under the carpet, and then things — any brush it under the carpet, and then things are all fine now. and why the tequila fish is back — once declared extinct it is now being re—introduced to the rivers of mexico. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. pharmacists are warning of patchy supplies of rapid covid tests. demand hasjumped recently, because people are being advised to test themselves before going to events or to see family and friends, and also because of changes allowing those with covid in england to end isolation after seven days — if they test negative. the government says more kits are being made available. meanwhile a record number of daily cases were reported yesterday in england, but the total number of patients in hospital is still below january'

struggling in 2022 — according to a leading think tank england and manchester city footballer raheem sterlingsociety must never let its guard down over racism in the game now on bbc news, review 2021, the media year. hello. i hope the year has been kind to you. the media industry is defining a new normal, and coming to terms with the second year of a global pandemic. print and distribution costs are growing pretty much everywhere. but so too are online subscriptions and targeted advertising. big tech is more dominant than ever, but governments and regulators around the world, including here in the uk, are waking up to new ways to shape these giants of global media. or at least squaring up for a fight with them. nevertheless, many of the biggest headlines this year came from more traditional media. presenter piers morgan left itv�*s good morning britain after saying that he didn't believe a word that meghan said in that interview with oprah winfrey. concerns and conversations about how dark his skin might be when he is born. ..what? from race to mental health, progressive californian values to

england and manchester city footballer raheem sterling says society must never let its guard down over the game. we tend to address it for that period, you know, that five days of that week and then normally we brush it up under the carpet, things are all fine now. and we go back to a sun—soaked coventry — as the city finally got to celebrate the start of a covid—delayed year as the uk's city of culture. hello, welcome to bbc news. the prime minister has defended his decision not to impose more covid restrictions in england — saying that the omicron variant is "obviously" milder than the delta strain. borisjohnson also again called for people to come forward to get their boosterjab. speaking at a vaccination centre in milton keynes, the prime minister said that the "overwhelming majority" of patients in intensive care were people who hadn't had a booster shot. meanwhile, the scottish parliament will be recalled this afternoon as first minister nicola sturgeon delivers an update on rising coronavirus infections. the scottish government has already introduced new measures, including one—

england footballer raheem sterling tells the bbc that society must never let down its guard over racismme. we address it for that period, that five days, or that week, and then we normally brush it under the carpet and things are all fine now... and the return of the tequila fish — once declared extinct it's now back swimming in the rivers of south mexico. good evening. doctors and pharmacists are warning of variable supplies of covid tests, because of a big rise in demand. it comes after changes in england by which people who have covid but test negative on days 6 and 7 can end self—isolation — and also because people are being advised to take a lateral flow test before going to events or to see family and friends. the government says more kits are being made available. meanwhile new figures show more than 10,000 people in england are in hospital with covid — the highest number since march. our health correspondent katherine da costa has more. george and his wife nikki are both gps in leeds. he tested positive on a lateral flow device which means as a lateral flow device which means as

raheem sterling says he's enjoying playing for england more than ever before, but won't be satisfied terling — who was guest editing radio 4's today programme — says manager gareth southgate has transformed the environment and should be credited for it. while southgate remains modest, he agreed that things had to change in the england changing room. i remember us talking about the pressure the team were feeling. but really a lot of the pressure on the team when we took over because of what happened he has a go. not your fault as a generation, but the generations before when the fans had been disappointed with the team and there was a build—up of 15 years and they were talking it's 20 years, it is 25 years. that is not your fault, it is the failures of the past. i remember we did some videos of what had gone wrong in the past. you know, my penalty needed to be in there because, that is gone, how do we make our own history? we have talked quite a bit about doing things our way.— talked quite a bit about doing thins ourwa . ., , , ., things our way. from my first game in the squad — thin

the england and manchester city striker raheem sterling has said society must never let its guard downtended to address racist abuse when it happened, but then "brushed it under the carpet". he's also been speaking to the england manager gareth southgate about how they dealt with the abuse suffered by some england players had after they lost the final of the euros. it's a game of huge stakes, you know. people are probably intoxicated a lot of the times, say and do things that are, you know, try to... sometimes, when i'm angry, i try to do the utmost thing at one person that i can try to insult them as much as possible. just trying to be horrible because you want to get a reaction out of that person or you want to get a reaction because you are angry. at the same time, you know, we can't let that, you know, disrespect or belittle another human being, what their skin tone is. so i feel on that aspect, that's the really disappointing thing. you know, it's frustrating being it, you being frustrated shouldn't result in negative comments for someone's skin colour. i think what hurt me was th

naomi osaka and now we have the likes of marcus rashford talking about child food poverty and raheem sterlingut racism. you are very much at the centre of a new era it seems about athletes and actors is. athletes using their profile to change society. how important do you think that superstar athletes like yourself and those others i haven't mentioned do have opinions and use their profile to try and improve society because there are some who say, stick to sport, don't get involved in society or politics, just focus on your main job? i think that is selfish. if you stop playing, then you have to face all the stuff and you have the platform to use your voice and the thing is, you don't have to speak up about everything. you can speak about something that matters to you. i believe there is a soldier for each fight and we are battling to make sure this world is a better place and we are fighting for a lot of people who cannot fight for themselves. the thing is this, if i am fighting for this, we are not fighting against each other, we are both trying to make the world better so if i fight my fig

england and manchester city footballer raheem sterling says society must never let its guard down overacism in the game. and it is a christmas tradition but many pantos and theatres have had to close their doors due to the pandemic but not this one in bromley. the scottish parliament will be recalled this afternoon as first minister nicola sturgeon delivers an update on rising coronavirus infections, as cases continue to spike across the uk, europe and in the us. in scotland, the festive period has seen daily cases rise to record levels. in response to the surge in cases, the scottish government has already introduced new measures, including one—metre physical distancing at large events, with limited numbers. nicola sturgeon will address a virtual session of the scottish parliament later today. meanwhile, pressure is mounting on health authorities in the uk to look again at how long people should isolate after a covid infection. it follows the isolation period for those testing positive in the us being reduced from ten days to just five. back in the uk, pharmacies are warning that peop

raheem sterling rounded it off, 4—0.here are two games before new year. january on tyneside can't come soon enough. covid—hit chelsea also slipped further behind leaders manchester city — as they were held to a goalless draw at wolves. (00v)their request for the fixture to be postponed was rejected this morning — manager thomas tuchel said they were "a bit angry" with the decision. six of the premier league's 10 weekend matches were postponed because of covid. we travelled together three hours on a bus. we had dinner together, we have another positive test. people are worried because they were in the same bus, at the same dinner, but obviously it was not enough to postpone the match and so we had to play, but you cannot demand 100% focus, otherwise it would be stupid to normally focus if you can do this without being calm. it was everything else but calm. at 8.30 in the morning, everybody knocks on your door to have another test, nobody knew about it, so we woke players up who wanted to sleep a bit longer. 0k. but i gave

england and manchester city footballer raheem sterling says society must never let its guard down over game now on bbc news, we see how lives have been dramatically altered in iraq and the gulf by global warming. and you're not affected by it every day, but it is. i'm already hot. i'm not even outside. normally i like to start my days off with a dog walk. come on, lily. we need to make it super early so that my little fur baby can walk on the ground without burning himself. are your paws ok? i think it was around 56 this year, as supposedly hot as it got, but it feels like 60! yeah, it's hot! did you get dehydrated? it sucks the life out of you. that's it, you're like this... and then that's it, you're just like this. let's go home, it's out. i'm done, girl. today i have a really special guest. this is... hi, guys. it's hin! i think in my line of work, when i'm doing a lot of content creation, i can see when the heat does affect me. when you do have the best light on a day to be able to film, it is absolutely too hot to do it outside. so, since this is a compilation episode, i'm going

the diver tom daley, tyson fury, emma raducanu, raheem sterling and dame sarah storey.e show, how you can vote for your chosen contender. plenty of other awards up for grabs. team of the year, coach of the year, the world personality of the year, the world personality of the year, the world personality of the year. rachel blackmore, the first female rider to win the grand national, in contention for that. but the main focus will be on who will succeed lewis hamilton as the bbc sport personality of the year. we'll find out when the show starts at 6:45pm. we'll find out when the show starts at 6:45m. ., ., we'll find out when the show starts at 6:45pm— at 6:45pm. covid has a habit of soilin: at 6:45pm. covid has a habit of spoiling these _ at 6:45pm. covid has a habit of spoiling these events. - at 6:45pm. covid has a habit of spoiling these events. what - spoiling these events. what impression is it leaving on this year's show? it’s impression is it leaving on this year's show?— impression is it leaving on this year's show? impression is it leaving on this ear's show? �*

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raheem sterling scored just four minutes in. late goal for watford, city won easily to go one point clear at the top of the table. earlier in the day liverpool had gone top of table after a late, late goal clinched a 1—0 victory at wolves. liverpool had been frustrated all afternoon, they've been used to scoring for fun this season — but then with just seconds remaining divock origi latched onto a mohamed salah pass to score the winner at molineaux. tough for wolves, they had defended heroically for the game, they were just 60 seconds away from becoming the first team to stop liverpool scoring this season. wolves remain 8th — liverpool are second. the longer the game goes and it's still 0—0 then, of course, you feel the pressure because we want this result so badly. that we got it is really good. does it make it feel, in a way, almost bigger? it is like the good old times, i don't know, aston villa when we were down after 87 minutes and scoring twice, these kinds of things are really special and we will keep that for us and use

bruyne scoring in the fifth minute and the goals followed from riyad mahrez, ilkay gundogan and raheem sterlinged an extaraordinary turnaround after the break — maddison, lookman, and ihaenacho with three goals in the space of ten minutes, but laporte and sterling got city over the line. one or two, what happened? the we could win the game, we thought, against leicester, which is always difficult man city with one of the very few weeks with obviously we play liverpool incredible when less we will not get the vial inside, you look at the squad and you see what that it makes a huge difference for us but the players are not available on the players that are will give everything and wish should have spread like today. tottenham's fixtures have been badly hit by covid over the past fortnight. crystal palace tried to have today's game called off as well, but the premier league vetoed that. spurs winning 3—0 to move up to fifth. drew savage reports. pre—match talk in the palace camp was whether the game should be played at all with news that manager patrick vieira was isolating because of covid, his a

bruyne scoring in the fifth minute and the goals followed from riyad mahrez, ilkay gundogan and raheem sterlingicester threatened an extaraordinary turnaround after the break. maddison, lookman and ihaenacho with three goals in the space of io minutes, but laporte and sterling got city over the line. for one and two, my god, the game was over but it definitely was not over but at the end we could win the game and leicester is always difficult for us. always have been. yes, another win. we difficult for us. always have been. yes, another win.— yes, another win. we obviously -la ed yes, another win. we obviously played man _ yes, another win. we obviously played man city _ yes, another win. we obviously played man city as _ yes, another win. we obviously played man city as well- yes, another win. we obviously played man city as well with - yes, another win. we obviously | played man city as well with one yes, another win. we obviously . played man city as well with one of the very— played man city as well with one of the very few weeks they have had the medway— the very few weeks they have had th

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into the back of the net by raheem sterling _ the start of the knockout stage of the european championship down. it's 4—0 for this tournament. this time, that's that. this is an amazing story being told in budapest. it is the first shot knockout at euro 2020, and the reign of portugal as european champions is over. has to find the back of the net. the world champions, france, are going home. it's not the final, it just feels that way. in comes the captain! it's finally happened. this is one of those landmark football moments that don't come around too often. things could get better and better and better. kane! ukraine blown away. england on their own. england and denmark! a chance to replace the ghosts of history. it was delightful! sterling! wembley is alive and thundering with noise! into the final of a major tournament for the first time in 55 years! england versus italy in the final of the european championship. excitement around wembley that hasn't been felt since, you know. it's luke shaw! it's the start of dreams! this is a problem, it is in. england once again are involved in a pen

raheem sterling scored four mins in. bernardo silva added a second — 2—0 up at half time.cond half there and as you can see, southampton and brighton ended in 1-1 southampton and brighton ended in 1—1 draw. very late stoppage time for the visitors. rangers have moved seven points clear at the top of the scottish premiership after a convincing win over dundee. the 3—0 victory was the fourth consecutive win with giovanni van bronckhorst in charge which puts pressure on celtic, in second who play dundee united on sunday. elsewhere the league's top scorer tony watt scored for motherwell to deny hibs a first league win at easter road since september. and it was back to back wins for aberdeen to move into the top six after their victoyr over st mirren. 13 ties in the fa cup today and the shock came at portsmouth — the 2008 winners were dumped out of the competition by league two's harrogate town. you can find all the results on the bbc sport website and you can follow the last of the day's ties on bbc two right now. national league side yeovil town are hosting league two's steve

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england and manchester city footballer, raheem sterling, has said society must never let its guard downerling! the route to the finals of the euros provoked in english football fans emotions scarcely stirred in a generation. but after such highs, some of the most crushing lows sport could offer. the racist abuse of england players, particularly on social media, prompted a wave of outrage, national soul—searching and calls again for action. people are probably intoxicated a lot of the times, say and do things, just trying to be horrible, because you want to get a reaction out of that person, or you want to get a reaction because you're angry. but at the same time, you know, you being frustrated that shouldn't resort to, you know, negative comments on someone's skin colour. i think what hurt me was that this was a group of players who had brought everybody together for 30 days, or whatever it was, on a brilliant journey. now all of a sudden we're going to allow this division to happen. i wasn't happy about that at all. the racism suffered by gareth southgate's england side was as ugly as

goals from ruben dias, joao cancelo, riyad mahrez and raheem sterling secured the three points for pepliverpool to 3 points. good result but are not good performance. we were lucky that it was good action but after the second goal brilliant action but the first half was one of the worst we have played this season. in the second half was much better. meanwhile second—placed liverpool drew 2—2 at tottenham in a thrilling game. spurs captain harry kane ended his league goal drought with the opener but could have been sent off for a poor challenge on andy robertson. goals from jota and robertson put liverpool ahead but spurs made it all square courtesy of son heung—min. robertson was then sent off for a reckless tackle but the referee and the kane tackle among other things was the focus ofjurgen klopp's ire afterwards. you play a game at tottenham, it's not like this, it you kick them out and stay there. i tell you, you don't need a referee who helps you, you need one who is fair and objective and just says right, wrong, right, wrong. three decisive decisions he was right only once. and tw

england and manchester city footballer raheem sterling says society must never let its guard down overm in the game. now on bbc news, curtain—up on coventry. this summer, coventry�*s streets were transformed into a giant stage as it finally got to celebrate the start of a covid—delayed year as uk city of culture 2021. good morning, happy saturday, this is rachel and i hope you have had some caffeine in you already because today is going to be a very big day. the start of a summer weekend in coventry. but this is no ordinary saturday. today, the whole city will become a giant stage to mark the start of a big year as the uk city of culture. stay with us all day because we're going to make sure that you not miss a moment of this. cove ntry. it's been a long time coming. coventry won the honour back in 2017, way back before covid—19 forced their artistic director to change all of her plans. you see the track, it is down here. we cannot be bringing audiences together in large numbers or even participants, and we have had to think very differently. for a start, what is about to take place on

manchester city are leading liverpool by a point after all three top teams one thanks to penalties for raheem sterling a debatable handball decision. wolves played half the match with ten men. steven gerrard was given a warm welcome. he had 17 years as a liveable player but it was his old side that came out on top. —— liverpool player. just the one goal from a penalty. two penalties for chelsea, as they beat leeds. they were missing their captain for disciplinary reasons and manchester united won thanks to a cristiano ronaldo penalty. bayern munich extended their lead to six points after coming from behind to win that match. australia have won the first ashes test by nine wickets. england were hoping to build on a brilliant partnership between malan and joe root but both were gone in the matter of a few overs. england added just 77 for the last eight wickets. they were bowled out for 297, leaving australia needed just 20 runs to win reach that with ease to go one up in the series. exceptionally proud. so many different stories within the game. i thought nathan lyon, i told him he would never get his 4

england and manchester city footballer raheem sterling says society must never let its guard down over the game. now on bbc news, review 2021, the year in politics. three, two, one! big ben chimes 2021 was another extraordinary year in politics. the uk stopped following eu trading rules. the biggest vaccination programme the country has ever seen was rolled out. but we all spent months in lockdown while it happened. events in afghanistan tested british foreign policy. have you lied to the public, prime minister? at home, accusations of sleaze and rule—breaking tested boris johnson's authority. ..disrupt this meeting. and a woman named jackie weaver shot to fame for exerting hers. you have no authority here, jackie weaver, no authority at all. 2021 started fresh off the back of a christmas that had been cancelled, virtually at the last minute, for millions of people. nobody quite knew what the new year would bring. apart from one thing. one hour before the end of 2020, midnight in europe, the brexit transition period came to an end. the uk's relationship with the eu was now governed by

the boxer tyson fury, diver tom daley, swimmer adam peaty, footballer raheem sterling and paralympicdy swiss watched the ceremony. the 2021 bbc sports personality of the year is emma raducanu. currently self—isolating with covid, she had to present the trophy to herself. but then in 2021, emma raducanu's taken everything in her stride. winning the us open atjust 18 is a feat which still almost defies belief. from a virtual unknown to a sporting sensation in one remarkable year. it's been absolutely insane, and especially the energy that i felt at wimbledon this year playing in front of my home crowd. that was something that i've never felt before, so thank you very much. 2021 has been a bumper year for sport with an olympics, a paralympics and a euros, and tonight was a chance to honour some of its new stars. sky brown. the young personality award went to 13—year—old skateboarder sky brown who in tokyo became britain's youngest ever olympic medallist. i want to inspire the world, especially little girls, and teach them that, you know, skateboarding is for everyone. if you believe in

goals from ruben dias, joao cancelo, riyad mahrez and raheem sterling mean city will be top of the premierlear of liverpool. but covid hit chelsea slipped further behind leaders city — they're now six points behind as they were held to a goalless draw at wolves. their request for the fixture to be postponed was rejected on sunday — manager thomas tuchel said they were "a bit angry" with the decision. six of the premier league's 10 weekend matches were postponed due to covid. we travelled together three hours in a bus, we have dinner together, we have another positive test for jorginho. people are worried because they are on the same bus, they were at the same dinner. but obviously, there was not enough to postpone the match, so we had to play. but you cannot demand 100% focus, otherwise it would be stupid to normally focus if you can do this without being calm. it was everything else but karma. real madrid are in action at home to lowly cadiz in la liga right now and they're on the hunt for their 11th straight win in all competitions. they've won their last seven in the league, and started

city made quite hard work of it against wolves, raheem sterling scoring his 100 premier league goal, handball decision. wolves played half the match with ten men, rothman picking up to yellow cards in the space of a minute before the break. steven gerrard was given a great welcome on his first return to enfield. the aston villa manager had 17 years as a liverpool player, but it was his old side that came out on top, just the one goal from the penalty, mo salah the scorer after he was fouled. his 21st of the season in all competitions. giroginho scored two penalties for chelsea, including the 94th minute winner as they beat leeds 3—2. arsenal beat southampton 3—0, even though they were missing their captain. manchester united won 1—0 at norwich, thanks to a cristiano ronaldo penalty. in the german bundesliga: in la liga: australia have won the first ashes test by nine wickets. they snuffed out england's faint hopes by lunch on the fourth day in brisbane. england were hoping to build on a brilliant partnership between dawid malan and captainjoe root. both were gone in a matter of a few

at 40, always men running out for nail winters. ruben diaz. shout can cello re add more as an raheem sterling, the scores when means they finish the weekend, top of the table city also made some history. this was their 34th when of 2021. meaning they've broken the record for most english top flights. when in a calendar year shows the city, the more victories you are with his gang games. when games, when games and when games. and these are the more precious volumes, beastie math. so, but you have to renew the left to build again and build again to avoid, to perform aside the 1st health you know, to could read better. so. so but yeah, complement one day would be break and we have $100.00 points. it was a frustrating day for liverpool. they were held to a draw up. i taught them fun here in min scoring with ran 15 minutes to go to level it to to a result means 2nd place, liberal tray, a leaders mattress or city by 3 points. and chelsea draw points away to wallace. they were held to a nail. now draw the blues. however, we're not happy. they wanted the game to be postponed. they had 7 cope with 900

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raheem sterling opened the scoring with a close range header before to my meth bash to more efforts gave win. very ha - with them a seventh straight win. very happy with the — them a seventh straight win. very happy with the three _ them a seventh straight win. - happy with the three points, very happy with the three points, very happy with the win, very happy to be on top of the league, knowing that we are not even halfway through. a lot of work to do because our rivals are very strong this season. it is always better to be on the top than to be second, third orfourth. chelsea let to— one lead slip. west ham came away with a to victory. liverpool are in second place. they beat wolves 1—0. newcastle picked up their first win of the season after beating burnley. there was a pretty big match in the biden's league between bayern munich and borussia dortmund. what a game it was. brand opened the scoring inside five minutes before robert levendowski equalised with his 15th goal in ia games. erling haaland made it 2— all. levendowski sealed a 3-2 made it 2— all. levendowski sealed a 3—2 went f

manchester city stay a point clear of liverpool at the top after raheem sterling's penalty beat wolvesspot and a cristiano ronaldo penalty won the game for manchester united at norwich. in the scottish premiership dundee united lost to livingstone. ross county are off the foot of the table after beating dundee. stjohnstone are now bottom after defeat to aberdeen. england's cricketers have lost the first ashes test by nine wickets. they started the fourth day in brisbane with high hopes, but a batting collapse left australia chasing just 20 runs for victory. here's our sports correspondentjoe wilson. it is not just it is notjust that it is not just that australia it is notjust that australia won this test match, it is that it all happened so quickly. oncejoe root was out in the first half an hour of saturday's play, england's ambitions unravelled. of course there are other good batters in the england team but there is only one ridge and the collapse to 297 all out was just what england had feared and perhaps, in truth, what australia had expected. one saturday's play began england had j

city made quite hard work of it against michaels, raheem sterling scoring his 100 premier league goaln. michael's plate after much with ten men, rothman are picking up to yellow cards in the space of a minute before the space of a minute before the break. steven gerrard was given a great welcome on his first return to enfield. the aston villa manager had 17 years as a liverpool player, but it was his old side that came out on top, just the one goalfrom the penalty, mo salah the score after he was fouled. this 21st of the season in all competitions. georgina scored two penalties for chelsea, including the 94th minute when as they beat leeds 3—2. arsenal beat southampton 3—0, even though they were missing the captain. manchester united one 1-0 at captain. manchester united one 1—0 at norwich, thanks to a cristiano ronaldo penalty. in the german bundesliga, bound munich extended their lead to six points after coming from behind to beat nights. jemima cielo with the winner. second—place borussia dortmund dropped points during one happen one at bottom. in la liga, espanyol beat the dante 4

bruyne scoring in the fifth minute, and the goals followed from riyad mahrez, ilkay gundogan and raheem sterlingk after the break, with james maddison, ademola lookman, and kelechi iheanacho scoring in the space of ten minutes, before sterling again and laporte got them over the line. for one and two, my god, the game was over but it definitely was not over but at the end we could win the game and leicester is always difficult for us. always have been. yes, another win. chelsea came from behind to win 3—1 at aston villa. twojorginho penalties either side of a romelu lukaku goal gave them the three points, after a reece james own goal had given villa the lead. chelsea are in third level on points with second placed liverpool. very good reaction after the own goal, super complicated for us, but the reaction was very good. second half was very strong. when we went up, we had a bit of trouble in the next ten minutes, but we defended strong through the whole match, did not allow big chances and created many of them, so a deserved win, but it was hard work. elsewhere, fourth—placed arsenal were 5—0 wi

but aymeric laporte and raheem sterling ended that dream to give city their ninth successive league winromelu lukaku and two penalties from jorginho gave them the points, after villa took an early lead through a reece james own goal. arsenal made it four premier league wins in a row with a commanding 5—0 win at struggling norwich, bukaya saka getting two of them. emile smith—rowe added a fifth in injury time to give them the convincing win. the goals kept coming at the london stadium too as southampton got a much—needed win. they beat west ham 3—2 after the home side twice came from behind. however, that header from jan bednarek sealed all three points for southampton. tottenham moved up to fifth in the table after a convincing 3—0 win over crystal palace. both sides had been hit by positive covid tests in their squads, with palace even asking for the game to be postponed. harry kane scored the pick of goals for spurs to leave them unbeaten in six league games under antonio conte. brighton picked up theirfirst win since september after beating brentford 2—0. leandro trossard and neal ma

raheem sterling's penalty giving them a 1—0 win at home to wolves — who played the whole of the second drama at stamford bridge. chelsea are two points off the top after snatching a win against leeds. jorginho's penalty in stoppage time, his second of the game, giving his side a 3—2 win. it was a day of penalty winners — in the late game — cristiano ronaldo stepped up to give manchester united a 1—0 win at bottom—of—the—table norwich. united are level on points with fourth—placed west ham. and after back—to—back defeats, arsenal returned to winning ways with a convincing 3—0 win over southampton — alexandre lacazette with the opener. next to scotland, where stjohnstone have dropped to the bottom of the scottish premiership after losing 1—0 at home to aberdeen. but the saints were livid about aberdeens late winner as it looked to have struck the arm of teddyjenks before he sent the ball beyond the keeper. but the goal stood, comdemning stjohnstone to the bottom of the table. reading pulled off a big shock in the women's super league after beating the fa cup winners chelsea by a goal to

raheem sterling's penalty giving them a 1—0 win at home to wolves, who played the whole of the secondwas a day of penalty winners. in the late game, cristiano ronaldo stepped up to give manchester united a 1—0 win at bottom of the table norwich. united are level on points with fourth—placed west ham. and after back—to—back defeats, arsenal returned to winning ways with a convincing 3—0 win over southampton. alexandre lacazette with the opener. stjohnstone dropped to the bottom of the scottish premiership after losing 1—0 at home to aberdeen. but the saints were livid about aberdeen's late winner as it looked to have struck the arm of teddyjenks' before he sent the ball beyond the keeper. but the goal stood, comdemning stjohnstone to the bottom of the table. top two rangers and celtic are both in action today. reading pulled off a big shock in the women's super league after beating the fa cup winners chelsea by 1—0. chelsea could have gone top, but deanne rose broke away and combined with emma harries to score from their only shot on target. chelsea are a point adrift of the leaders ar

put into the back of the net by raheem sterling.otball moments that don't come around too often. onwards to rome. where things could get better and better and better. kane! ukraine blown away. england on their own. england and denmark! a chance to replace the ghost of history. it was delightful! sterling! kane is there. wembley is alive and thundering with noise! into the final of a major tournament for the first time in 55 years! england versus italy in the final of the european championship. excitement around wembley that hasn't been felt since, you know when. it“s luke shaw! it's the start of dreams! this is a problem, it is in. england once again are involved in a penalty shoot—out. the nation holds its breath. rashford has missed. saved! sarker has to score. italy are the champions of europe. huge disappointment for england. the aftermath of the final equally so. the racist abuse of some players prompted more national soul—searching. the boys have done so well for us, which i think is brought so many parts of our country togeth

but aymeric laporte and raheem sterling ended that dream to give city their ninth successive league winaising more than £5 million to support people like rob. breakfast has been following his extraordinary challenges. i know it's going to be horrific. i know it's going to be really, really tough. but it's supposed to be. he's not going to sleep. and there are serious risks. 100 miles in one day without no sleep?! i you are crazy! people gravitate towards him because he's so decent, humble. it sounds like i've got a massive man crush. i probably do! i want it to be raining and sleeting and windy. i want everything to get thrown at us that can be, because there's people out there doing it really tough with the mnd and people connected with mmd who are fighting a tough fight at the minute, and we're just showing them that we care. probably a bit apprehensive. you want to get started, you want to get going. my wife's idea to run from here to leeds. yeah, my wife suggested, "why don't you run with both clubs? that'd mean a fair bit to you." and you do the maths and you work out the route. it