they could only manage a 1—all draw against league one side rochdale at old trafford. teams scored their first butjimmy keo—hane missed for rochdale. no—one else failed to score which left danieljames to win it 5—3 for united so three big scalps tonight in the league cup, but there were no such problems for liverpool. the premier league leaders comfortably made their way past milton keynes dons. imran sidat reports. after the start, running the changes to mk dons. 16—year—old elliot, the teenager was inches away from scoring early on. the leaguei teenager was inches away from scoring early on. the league 1 side we re scoring early on. the league 1 side were frustrating the european champions before the speculative effort, they managed to make it through. a moment that he would not wa nt to through. a moment that he would not want to see again. they were not going down without a fight as they became close to an equaliser. another making his liverpool debut in the 17—year—old made to remember as he landed one home. the lively elliot was desperate to join the scoresheet b

they could only manage a 1—1 draw against league one side rochdale at old trafford.d for rochdale. no—one else failed to score which left danieljames to win it 5—3 for united. no such problems for liverpool though who were 2—0 winners at league one side mk dons. james milner opened the scoring before 17—year—old debutant ki—jana hoever sealed the win in the second half. so confirmation of all of tonight's scores — bournemouth beaten by burton albion, oxford united beating west ham and sheffield beaten by sunderland. and a huge win for chelsea — they thrashed grimsby 7—1. manchester city's women are through to the last 16 of the champions league. they beat lugano 4—0 tonight, which means they thrashed them 11—1 on aggregate in the end. city continued where they left off from the first leg with keira walsh brilliantly setting upjanine beckie in the fifth minute. she went on to get a hat—trick. before pauline bremer scored the fourth. so city have gone one better than last season after they were knocked out in the last 32. there also four games in the scottish league cu

mandy jones britain hosted the event, and rochdale's mandyjones becomes world champion at goodwood.d by 3 million spectators. this will be the finishing straight for all the races across 90 days of action but yorkshire will also be making history because, for the first time, it will include a mixed time trial involving teams consisting of both men and women as well as a para cycling event accompanying the main championships. and one paralympic legend competing in the race believes it could be a game changer. having para— believes it could be a game changer. having pa ra— cycling believes it could be a game changer. having para— cycling kicking off the event on a saturday afternoon, prime time opportunity, finishing on the same finish line as everybody else for the rest of the week, that is unique situation and something the para athletes are really looking forward to possible five years ago, unforgettable scenes as yorkshire embraced the start of the tour de france. now it will play host once again got its passion for this sport undimmed. time for a look at the weather. here's helen

their 50's, luke matheson is just a teenager starting out in his sport, the 16—year—old defender is rochdale'st player and last night was boy's own stuff, he scored the equaliser at old trafford to force a penalty shoot out against manchester united. they lost and luke was back in school this morning, he has just started his a' levels after passing io gcse's last month. i love learning, it is what i want to do because football is not a guarantee, you don't know what could happen. you can be the best player in the world but you never know what could happen. anything is possible so could happen. anything is possible soi could happen. anything is possible so i want to make sure i have that back—up plan, just in case. that is a wise head to end sports day. they will athletic championships start tomorrow, coverage across the bbc. the woman's marathon just before midnight local time. that is it. we'll have more throughout the evening. for me and the rest of the team, goodbye. more now on our top story, boris johnson is refusing to apologise for his language after he was accused of inflaming division

the rochdale defender might have been allowed to miss school to play in the efl cup match on wednesdayn school today. has a psychology test nature i did not miss that again. it went all right. as well as last night because of not as well as last night. nothing will ever top that my life time comes that was a special moment for me. what was everyone saying to you at school this morning? people i've known for five plus years community fa ns known for five plus years community fans and non—united fans everyone was just buzzing for me. fans and non—united fans everyone wasjust buzzing for me. just 16 talking to our colleagues from bbc northwest tonight. that's all from sportsday. coming up nexzt on bbc news, the papers. goodnight.

manchester united scraped through on penalties against rochdale.n drawn to play arsenal in the fourth round after they beat mk dons. more to come on all the stories later on. all this week the bbc is in stoke on trent, discovering stories about what makes the city tick, and the issues facing its people. after a dramatic few days in westminister, this morning we've been getting reaction from students in stoke—on—trent. it's the city with the highest number of "leave" votes in the uk. let's speak to our correspondent ben thompson who is live in stoke—0n—trent for us. interesting to get away from westminster and get reaction from outside the westminster bubble. yes, you are absolutely right. let me explain about where we are. a beautiful morning in stoke—on—trent, started out a little wet, but let me show you around because this is the scene this morning in stoke—on—trent and you will see one of the 4000 or so that were here, just 47 remain, but stoke made its name from potteries. but business and industries have changed here and it's about start—ups

mancehster united scraped past rochdale on penalties last night.nster from the speaker of the house of commons. and you‘ve been sending in more of your questions on brexit on what could happen next. it‘s time for ask this with our reality check correspondent, chris morris. chrisjoins me now chris joins me now from stoke—on—trent where he is this afternoon. what kind of questions have people been asking? not about what is going on in westminster and whether people are saying the right of the wrong things. predictably, like anywhere else in the country, the questions are a variation of what might brexit mean for me. we had one question from a guy whose pa rents had one question from a guy whose parents lived in portugal will air fa res parents lived in portugal will air fares go up? who knows? petrol, for example, is priced in dollars so if there‘s a significant fall in the pound against the dollar, that could have an impact but other factors have an impact but other factors have to be taken into consideration. also people saying what otherjob prospe

like for us is using this amazing shop window 1982, the last time britain hosted the event, and rochdale's watched by 3 million spectators. this will be the finishing straight for all the races across 90 days of action but yorkshire will also be making history because, for the first time, it will include a mixed time trial involving teams consisting of both men and women as well as a para cycling event accompanying the main championships. and one paralympic legend competing in the race believes it could be a game changer. five years ago unforgettable scenes, now it will play host once again, its passion for the sport undimmed. this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. our lead story is? the us secretary of state mike pompeo calls saturday's missile and drone attack on saudi arabia an ‘act of war‘ — as he arrives injeddeh. iran has denied wrongdoing. we bring you the biggest stories from outside the world. fires in indonesia have now burned through more than 340, 000 hectares of forests — a hectare isjust bigger than a football pitch. so we are talking about a huge area. smoke from