southampton lost 9-0 - to enjoy. absolutely bonkers. southampton lost 9-0 so - to enjoy.pton lost 9-0 so going to enjoy. absolutely bonkers. - southampton lost 9-0 so going to southampton lost 9—0 so going to newcastle never an easy place to go. newcastle never an easy place to go. newcastle finished that game with nine men. we will show you how that came about. newcastle won 3—2, they seem to be on form. we will show you how it came about as well. joe willock on loan from arsenal go the goal—scoring under way. bednarik got sent off against manchester united, gave a penalty away and scored an own goal by deflecting miguel almiron�*s goal end. minamino on loan from liverpool, more sloppy defending from the saints before half—time. four minutes into half—time. four minutes into half—time stoppage time and alma begin army ron made it three. you do not give what proust a chance like that. jeff hendrick sent off with a0 minutes to go. with 15 month ago, they had to play with nine men. they finished with a a—a formation but held on for the victory. southampton 12th in the table

sr really full southampton, after ending their record run of six defeats.nst atletico madrid in the champions league on tuesday. west brom remain in trouble at the bottom of the table following their goalless draw with burnley. but sam allardyce's side may see this as a useful point having played more than half the match with ten men. a var check saw semi ajayi sent off for a handball when he was the last man. burnley thought they might have had a penalty in the second half when kyle bartley handled, but that wasn't given, and, in the end, west brom finished the stronger, matheus pereira missing this great chance in the closing stages. a point isn't really enough for them — they are still 11 points off safety. underway right now is the merseyside derby. everton have not won at anfield this century. but richarlison got them off to a great start — putting them ahead in just the third minute. it just the third minute. has just kicked off in the sec half, it has just kicked off in the second half, still 1—0 to everton. fulham host sheffield united at eight o'cl

so relief for southampton, after ending their record run of six defeats.w they will have to up their game against atletico madrid in the champions league on tuesday. west brom remain in trouble at the bottom of the table following their goalless draw with burnley. but sam allardyce�*s side may see this as a useful point having played more than half the match with ten men. a var check saw semi ajayi sent off for a handball when he was the last man. burnley thought they might have had a penalty in the second half when kyle bartley handled, but that wasn't given, and, in the end, west brom finished the stronger, matheus pereira missing this great chance in the closing stages. a point isn't really enough for them — they are still 11 points off safety. one game left today — not long away from kick off — fulham host sheffield united at 8 o'clock. in the scottish premiership the top two sides — rangers and celtic — play tomorrow. in today's matches there were wins for aberdeen, hibernian and stjohnstone. while st mirren came from behind to consolidate their top—s

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southampton had lost their last four games.kwell. tammy abraham got the only goal in the 64th minute and it's a fourth striaght win in all competitions for chelsea. so here's the draw for the quarter finals. everton will play manchester city. there'll be a south coast derby between bournemouth and southampton. leicester take on manchester united. and chelsea against sheffield united is the final tie. bayern munich have been crowned club world cup champions after a 1—0 win over the mexican side tigres in qatar. winning their sixth trophy in nine months. imran sidat was watching. they have been the dominant force in world football over the past 12 months my brett carr bayern munich claimed the one trophy missing from their collection? you are facing a tigre side full of confidence but it didn't take the european champions long to get going as a joshua kimmich look to have opened the scoring. but as he willed away in celebration, a var check said he was obstructing. byron have a wealth of attacking talent who can hurt you. one of

earlier, wolves came from behind to beat southampton at st mary's.rough a brilliant individual effort from pedro neto. the result moves them up to 12th in the table, a place above southampton who've now lost six in a row in the league since beating liverpool at the turn of the year. and chasing liverpool in fourth place are everton — who can go level on points with their neighbours if they can beat fulham. it's currently 0—0 at goodison park at half—time. two goals in two minutes saw celtic come from behind to win 2—1 win at stjohnstone in the scottish premiership. odsonne edouard scored both of them for neil lennon's side in perth as they got a fourth straight league win. celtic though are still 18 points adrift of the leaders rangers with a game in hand. chelsea have a five—point lead at the top of the women's super league after they won 5—0 at bottom of the table bristol city. fran kirby scored twice, pernille harder, sam kerr and bethany england with the other goals. earlier, everton came from behind to draw 1—1 at reading. aston villa against ar

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that matches their record margin of victory over ipswich in 1995 and southampton�*s margin on defeatdanieljames completed the rout. southampton weren't helped, had two men sent off — the first after just 80 seconds — so manchester united join manchester city on 44 points but city have two games in hand. you have to take your chances in tight games, open games, because you never know what may be the deciding factor. we know more than anyone, probably, what goal difference can do to you. in a bad way, because we have lost the lead on goal difference here, so it was about displaying as well as you can. in italy, it's "advantagejuventus" after the first leg of their coppa italia semi—final against inter milan at the san siro. lautaro martinez put the home side in front after only nine minutes but they were unable to build on that. instead, cristiano ronaldo scored twice to turn the tie in juve's favour. they'll take a 2—1 lead into next tuesday's 2nd leg in turin. meanwhile, borussia dortmund are through to the quarterfinals of the german cup but they needed extra time to see off second

he'll now be available for southampton's match against newcastle at the weekend.because of border restrictions imposed over new variants of coronavirus. leipzig could now ask uefa to move the game to a neutral venue, switching the order of the legs so that liverpool play at home first could also be an option. uefa's marked the 2nd of april as the latest possible date to finish last—16 games. some rugby union news next. as we get closer to the start of the six nations on saturday, center ollie lawrence will make his first start for england in their opening match against scotland at twickenham. eddiejones has dropped george ford to the bench and moved 0wen farrell to number ten. and lawrence will line up against another debutant cameron redpath — who played with him at youth level for england, but chose to switch to scotland. his dad, bryan redpath, is a former international captain. andy murray will make his return to tennis next week in qualifying for the atp challenger tournament in biella, northern italy. players travelling from outside the eu have been told the

wolves against southampton is now into the second half.t taken the lead through danny, and initially rolled up through outside but a double checked and found he was onside., jerry goodenow here on five live, but it was close and the goal stands. and at eight, thomas tuchel — with three wins out of four since taking over as chelsea boss — takes his side to barnsley who are mid—table in the championship and hoping to pull off an upset in front of the tv cameras. you can watch it live on bbc one — eilidh barbour is part of the team at oakwell and she's been looking ahead to the game with micah richards. it isa it is a very, very chilly place tonight for this but the pitch is green, there's no snow, michael richards is alongside me and will be part of the presentation team tonight. this is an interesting one, thomas taking chelsea here with his first taste of fa cup football and his first taste of playing in a ground like this. by, his first taste of playing in a ground like this.— his first taste of playing in a round likethis. �* , , , , , g

southampton say they're passing on all abusive messages to hampshire police. positive for the virus. tennis australia says the tournament itself, which gets under way on monday, won't be affected but, as austin halewood reports, the build up's been farfrom ideal: tennis training in quarantine. for two weeks, this is how some of the world's best players had to prepare for the first grand slam of the year, and now, they're i have to do it all over again. a 26—year—old man has tested positive for coronavirus. he'd been working as a resident officer. he's now in a help hotel and his household contacts have been isolated. now all the people associated with the australian open staying in that hotel have been classed as casual contacts. that means they'll have to isolate until they can return a negative test. so, as things stand, the tournament itself should not be affected by this latest quarantine will play havoc with the six warm—up events currently under way. in a statement, tennis australia said... something that's cause confusion with some of the players. but t

it began badly for southampton.cott mctominay. and they never recovered. mctominay did though and got the sixth goal of the night. the saints lost another man to a red card before the end and the nine men conceded a ninth in the final moments, danieljames with the record equalling goal and taking his team level on points with leaders manchester city. sheffield united came from behind to win 2—1 at home to west brom, they're now only one point behind their relegation rivals. west brom started the evening four points above the blades at the bottom of the premier league table, and took the lead through matt phillips. but sheffield united fought back in the second half, chris basham eventually set up youngsterjayden bogle to get them back on level terms. and the comeback was completed by veteran striker billy sharp — united have now won three games out of their last five, after failing to win in their first 17 premier league games. better managers than me has set up bout my team that we are alive and kicking and fightin

southampton i premier referee. two red cards he's l issued this month.s deemed consulted the pitch side monitor. he's been requested himself to be stirred down for the next league of league fixtures. he says the abuse is inexcusable. says there has to be greater proactive intervention for social media companies to stop online abuse. and identify offenders. we had the climax of the nfl season overnight. we had the climax of the nfl season overnight. superbowl 55 was all about the quarterbacks with tampa bay buccaneer�*s tom brady cementing his legendary status in the game, coming out on top against patrick mahomes who was looking for back to back superbowl rings with the kansas city chiefs. and for brady, at the age of 43, to win it for a seventh time with a new team in their home stadium made it even more special. joe lynskey reports . tom brady is 43 years old. no one in this part has won so often for so long. in a 20 year career he's played in ten super bowls and won seven of them. they most any team has ever won is six. all this for a couege has ever

whilst david warner is the big name for southampton.st of the big names have been re—signed as a means beth mooney and tammy beaumont stay put. critics say it would damage the county game, but one england player disagrees. in county game, but one england player disaurees. , ., disagrees. in the short term, counties might _ disagrees. in the short term, counties might for _ disagrees. in the short term, counties might for a - disagrees. in the short term, counties might for a period i disagrees. in the short term, | counties might for a period of disagrees. in the short term, - counties might for a period of four orfive weeks counties might for a period of four or five weeks the added detriment, but for the good of english cricket it could revolutionise english cricket. and move the standard on that then has a brilliant knock on effect to the counties in the long—term aspect of. the effect to the counties in the long-term aspect of. the men's and women's competitions _ long-term aspect of. the men's and women's competitions will - long-t

man united home to southampton, with newcastle hosting crystal palace.as going to be low but, in the end, it was very low. only three permanent deals were done in the premier league. they were ben davies' move to liverpool from preston, joshua king's move from bournemouth to everton, and brighton's deal to bring in ecuador midfielder moises caicedo. those three deals costjust over £10 million in total. what there have been, though, is plenty of loan deals. that seems to be the safest option for clubs at the moment, given the financial and logistical diffculties caused by the coronavirus pandemic and the impact of the uk leaving the eu. plenty done on deadline day, including ainsely maitland niles going to west brom from arsenal, takuma minaminojoining southampton from liverpool, and ozan kabak going to liverpool on loan from schalke. another interesting change this time around has been clubs and players terminating contracts early. take arsenal, for example. having agreed to tear up the contracts of mesut ozil and sokratis, they did the same with shkrodr

southampton remain 13th.alf—time but substituted half an hour later. i was not happy with his bodyl language, and i was not happy with his attitude against the ball and we had ball losses. - i i had the feeling that he's not i ready and cannot give the energy that i wanted to have from him, so it was a hard _ decision to take on him. tomorrow, it's forgotten. naomi 0saka said she was grateful for the energy of the crowd in melbourne after winning the australian open. that's the japanese player's fourth grand slam title, and it maintains her 100% record in majorfinals. she beat the americanjennifer brady in straight sets, as adam wild reports. at a time where little in tennis has felt certain, the threat of naomi 0saka is perhaps one of the few constants. but for a tournament that's taken place against the odds, it felt fitting that here also was a finalist that few expected. jennifer brady spent her first two weeks in australia in isolation, forced to practice in a hotel room, yet here she was holding her ner

southampton haven't won in eight matches now.a's £89 million transfer from juventus to manchester united in 2016. in an exclusive interview with bbc sports editor dan roan, raiola insists his only interest is looking after his players. maybe the big... if this man is so greedy and so bad and so, i don't know what i have been called, how the hell do these players are all happy and stay with it? that is what my real test is, you know? thea;r happy and stay with it? that is what my real test is, you know? they call ou a my real test is, you know? they call you a parasite- _ my real test is, you know? they call you a parasite. that _ my real test is, you know? they call you a parasite. that is _ my real test is, you know? they call you a parasite. that is how - my real test is, you know? they call you a parasite. that is how you - my real test is, you know? they callj you a parasite. that is how you have been described by. you look my players don't come in a parasite. the only one that i work for is my players. j the only one that i

two more clubs made it through tonight, including southampton, who beat wolves 2—0 at molineux. win in all competitions for chelsea. so, here's the draw for the quarterfinals. everton will play manchester city, there'll be a south coast derby between bournemouth and southampton, leicester take on manchester united and chelsea against sheffield united is the final tie. bayern munich have been crowned club world cup champions after a 1—0 win over the mexican side tigres in qatar, winning their sixth trophy in nine months. imran sidat was watching. they have been the dominant force in world football over the past 12 months, but could bayern munich claimed the one trophy missing claim the one trophy missing from their collection? but as he willed away in celebration, a var check said he was obstructing. bayern have a wealth of attacking talent who can hurt you. one of those danger meant is leroy sane, and he was inches away from breaking the deadlock. the germans kept pining on the pressure, going close early in the second half. they were soon ahead, but not without more var controv

southampton say they're passing on all abusive messages to hampshire police.rs, officials and support staff going into isolation. it's after a worker at one of the event's quarantine hotels tested positive for the virus. tennis australia says the tournament itself, which gets under way on monday, won't be affected. late today, we are notified 826—year—old man has tested positive for coronavirus. he had been working as a resident support officer as part of the australian open quarantine programme. he is now in a health hotel and his household contacts have been isolated. the delayed women's six nations will now be played across four weekends in april. the countries will be split into two pools of three. it's england, italy and scotland in pool a and france, ireland and wales in pool b. the winners of each will go through to the final. despite the women losing two test fixtures, england captain sarah hunter is grateful a format has been found for the tournament to go ahead. we are professional, so it does not impact us as much, but you have that other nations wh

al-jazeera southampton. the us has approved johnson and johnson's kovan $1000.00 vaccine it's the country's 3rd and its 1st single dose germ the pharmaceutical giant says its vaccine is effective at preventing severe covert $100.00 symptoms including the new variants 4000000 doses are ready to be shipped to the u.s. top infectious disease expert is encouraging americans to get vaccinated against covered 19 of the anthony felt she says people shouldn't compare vaccine options because they're all effective all 3 of them are really quite good and people should take the one that's most available to them if you go to a place and you have j. and j. and that's the one that's available now i would take it i personally would do the same thing i think people need to get vaccinated as quickly and as expeditiously as possible and if i would go to a place where they had j.n.j. i would have no hesitancy whatsoever to take it. brazilian president jaya both the novel has threatened to pull emergency aid from states which re

it's now eight league matches without a win for southampton.e first tour level match he's played since last october. he lost in straight sets to egor gerasimov who from belarus at a tournament in montpellier. murray, remember, missed out on the australian open after catching coronavirus. he's currently ranked 121 in the world. that's all the sport for now. lots more on the bbc sport website. a reaction to all of the stories that we have covered. that's bbc.co.uk/sport john, see you later, thank you. let's return to our main story this lunchtime. all people with learning disabilities who are registered on the learning disability register will be prioritised for vaccinations once the over—65s have been offered theirjabs. previously only those with the most severe disabilities were included the category six priority group. the decision comes after a campaign by the broadcaster and radio 2 presenterjo whiley, whose sister has learning disabilities and diabetes. let's listen to howjo whiley reacted to the news, she was speaking to my colleague victo

a nine—man newcastle beat southampton 3—2. joe root scored a double century as england continued their strong start to the first test against india on day two in chennai. his nine—hour epic helped england close on 555 for eight, ben stokes also making an enterprising 82. the loss of four wickets in the evening session halted england's progress slightly but the tourists are still in an impressive position. ben stokes said the conditions weren't as easy for england as they looked. we have just given ourselves a great opportunity to get in and score runs on a pitch which is great for the bowlers. we have seen a period today when sharma bowled with the reverse swing the ball. that can happen out here. yeah, ithink swing the ball. that can happen out here. yeah, i think you guys should give us a bit of credit. if we had been skittled, he would have said it is doing all sorts out here. we really played well as a batting unit. women in switzerland are remembering a key moment in history this weekend — the fiftieth anniversary of fina

event and manchester united equal the club called premier league victory with a $90.00 crashing out southampton. starting in may where police have filed charges against. the ousted president with mint 2 days after they were removed from power in a military coup and police are asking for her to be remanded into custody for 2 weeks while the party says its offices were raided and documents stolen during the takeover and all of this how. it is a civil disobedience movement growers' of the removal of a democratically elected government as reporters from county. military vehicles patrolling the streets of me on mar our reminder the coup may be over but hits against alstad later on sunset she and her government continue police have filed charges against her for allegedly importing radios illegally an accusation they will have are detained until february 15th some members of her party the national league for democracy now gather in a temporary office and young gone after their headquarters they say were raided now they are telling the people who support the army are celebrating but if we go out onto t

southampton playing wolves in the early kick off and it's southampton who have the lead — danny ingslf at st mary's and wolves have just got an equaliser. ruben neves with a penalty. 1-1. celtic also under way against stjohnston in the scottish premiership. neil lennon's side are 21 points behind leaders rangers at kick off. they're just into the second half and stjohnstone have taken the lead thanks to shaun rooney — it's 1—0 there. it's ireland against france in the six nations today. france are many people's favourites for the tournament, they're in a decent run of form and beat ireland in october in the final round of last year's delayed tournament. ireland lost against wales last weekend, and they'll be without key players this afternoon including captainjohnny sexton. they are really important players for ireland. and they bring experience. johnny is the captain, and everything goes through him. so it is going to be a big void to fill. the hope that you have is that that responsibility is going to be scrapped throughout the team. iain henderson is coming on as captain. henderso

earlier, wolves came from behind to beat southampton at st mary's.urned the game around. the win moves wolves up to 12th in the table, a place above southampton. two more games to go today — arsenal—leeds kicks off shortly, before everton can go joint fourth if they beat third —from—bottom fulham. two goals in two minutes saw celtic come from behind to win 2—1 at stjohnstone. 0dsonne edouard scored both of them for neil lennon's side in perth as they got a fourth straight league win. celtic, though, are still 18 points adrift of the league leaders rangers with a game in hand. next, to the australian open tennis where the world number one novak djokovic has needed all of his battling qualities again to reach the quarter finals. to reach the quarterfinals. he was taken to four sets by milos raonic, but in the end djokovic came through fairly comfortably, 7-6, 4-6, 6-1, 6-4. djokovic said if it wasn't a grand slam he would most likely have retired from the tournament after suffering a side strain on court in the third round, but he'll now play alex zver

the win moves wolves up to 12th in the table, one place above southampton. they win at west brom. albion are second from bottom, they were in front after two minutes before bruno fernandez equalised just before half time. it is still 1—1 in that one was nearly an hour of play left. arsenal vs leeds is at 4:30pm, before everton look to go joint fourth if they can beat fulham. two goals in two minutes saw celtic come from behind to win 2—1 win at stjohnstone. odsonne edouard's scored both of them for neil lennon's side in perth, as they got a fourth straight league win. celtic, though, are still 18 points adrift of leaders rangers with a game in hand. next, to the australian open tennis, where the world number one, novak djokovic, has needed all of his battling qualities again to reach the quarterfinals. he was taken to four sets by milos raonic, but in the end djokovic came through fairly comfortably, 7-6, 4-6, 6-1, 6-4. djokovic said if it wasn't a grand slam he would most likely have retired from the tournament after suffering a side strain on court in the

in the primitive lead, southampton 3—0.s and this free—kick from raphinha. they go tenth in the league. southampton haven't won in eight matches now. that's all the sport for now. just time to update you on the champions league action tonight, with chelsea under way in the first leg of their last 16 tie against atletico madrid. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. buckingham palace has announced that the duke of edinburgh is being treated for an infection and is not expected to leave hospital for several days. prince philip was admitted to london's king edward vii's hospital last tuesday as a precaution after feeling unwell. our royal correspondent nicholas witchell has more. a short statement this afternoon, he is receiving medical attention and we learn for an infection but there is no indication as to the cause of the nature of that infection, but the nature of that infection, but the statement goes on and he is comfortable responding to treatment thatis comfortable responding to treatment tha

he'll now be available for southampton�*s match against newcastle at the weekend.confirmation that the bbc will broadcast england women's first official fixture in almost a year. they play northern ireland on the 23rd of february at st george's park. it'll be live on the bbc iplayer and red button. they'll also host canada in april. that's all the sport for now. gps say they say they seem dropped in cases of the common cold. the number of people being diagnosed with the flu virus has dropped by 95% to a level not seen in the uk for more than 100 years. why is this the case? are you seeing this as well in your surgery?— well in your surgery? thanks for havin: well in your surgery? thanks for having me- _ well in your surgery? thanks for having me- we _ well in your surgery? thanks for having me. we have _ well in your surgery? thanks for having me. we have seen - well in your surgery? thanks for having me. we have seen a - well in your surgery? thanks for| having me. we have seen a drop well in your surgery? thanks for. having me. we have seen a drop in the number o

he'll now be available for southampton's match against newcastle at the weekend.d the 2nd of april as the latest possible date to finish last—16 games. some rugby union news next. as we get closer to the start of the six nations on saturday, centre 0llie lawrence will make his first start for england in their opening match against scotland at twickenham. eddiejones has dropped george ford to the bench and moved 0wen farrell to number ten. and lawrence will line up against another debutant, cameron redpath — who played with him at youth level for england, but chose to switch to scotland. his dad, bryan redpath, is a former international captain. andy murray will make his return to tennis next week in qualifying for the atp challenger tournament in biella, northern italy. players travelling from outside the eu have been told they won't need to self—isolate. murray's been back in full training for nearly two weeks. he's not playing at the australian open in melbourne, after a positive covid—19 test disrupted his preparations. and finally, england's cricketers are in

southampton haven�*t won in eight matches now. don�*t know what i have been called, how the hell do these players are all happy and stay with it? that is what my real test is, you know? they call you a parasite. that is how you have been described by. you look my players don�*t come in a parasite. the only one that i work for is my players. i don�*t work for some of the us. and parasites have a very important role in their life, for their host, because you have a big shark and you have a parasite under him, so i don�*t care what they call me. the only thing i cares what players call me. england�*s women have beaten northern ireland 6—0 in their first match in a year. it was a friendly at st george�*s park which saw new interim head coach hege riise take charge for the first time. jill scott was given the captain�*s armband as she won her 150th cap. it didn�*t take long for the goals to come, ellen white pouncing on a mistake from northern ireland to get england�*s first. her second was set up by lucy bronze and for her hat—trick,

southampton lost nine goals to zero, newcastle finished this one with nine men. absolutely crazy.n opening goalfor take you through what happened. an opening goal for newcastle, take you through what happened. an opening goalfor newcastle, remember a few weeks ago there were 11 games without a victory. bednarik haddon on goal at old trafford and he defended in newcastle is second. in the fourth minute, orfirst—half stoppage time alma run was let in with more sloppy defending. steve bruce would have been very different happy but after the break, james ward proust free kick specialist offered an opportunity and does what he does best. jeff hendrick was sent off, newcastle had a0 minutes to survive, they ended the game with a-a survive, they ended the game with a—a formation but hung on to take the points, steve bruce very happy man. i the points, steve bruce very happy man. ~' ., the points, steve bruce very happy man. ~ ., , the points, steve bruce very happy man. ~ . , ., . , man. i think i have been at the club 18 months and _ man. i think i have been at the club 18 months and it

southampton had a another player dismissed near the end before danieljames made it nine., in open games, because you never know what might be the deciding factor. we know more than anyone, probably, what goal difference can do to you, in a bad way, as we have lost the league on goal difference here, so it was about playing as well as you can. it is horrible, but... we stood up after— it is horrible, but... we stood up after the — it is horrible, but... we stood up after the first one and we will stand — after the first one and we will stand up— after the first one and we will stand up after the second one. you saw the _ stand up after the second one. you saw the team, we tried in the second half as_ saw the team, we tried in the second half as long _ saw the team, we tried in the second half as long as possible to keep a clean _ half as long as possible to keep a clean sheet, what can you do? in the end, _ clean sheet, what can you do? in the end. after— clean sheet, what can you do? in the end, after the second red card, then every— end, after the second red card, then e

it began badly for southampton.win 2—1 at home to west brom. they're now only one point behind their relegation rivals. west brom started the evening four points above the blades at the bottom of the premier league table, and they took the lead through matt phillips. but sheffield united fought back in the second half, chris basham eventually set up the youngsterjayden bogle to get them back on level terms. and the comeback was completed by veteran striker billy sharp. sheffield united have now won three games out of their last five, after failing to win in their first 17 premier league games. better managers than me have said about my team, we're alive and kicking, we're fighting and having a go. and we've had a go tonight, and we'll have to have more of a go in the next 16 games. i'm not stood here saying that all of a sudden, we're on a huge charge — how could we be in this division? but we're having a go and, if it'll make it difficult for the teams above us, then let's do that and see where it takes us. most of

southampton say they're passing on all abusive messages to hampshire police.quarantine. for two weeks, this is how some of the world's best players had to prepare for the first grand slam of the year. and now, they're going to have to do it all over again. late today, we were notified that a 26—year—old man from noble park has tested positive for coronavirus. he'd been working as a resident support officer as part of the australian open quarantine programme. he's now in a health hotel and his household contacts have been isolated. now all the people associated with the australian open staying in that hotel have been classed as casual contacts. that means they'll have to isolate until they can return a negative test. so, as things stand, the tournament itself shouldn't be affected. but this latest quarantine will play havoc with the six warm—up events currently under way. in a statement, tennis australia said that while they wre doing everything they could to initiate testing as soon as possible... something that's caused confusion with some of the players. but

equal their record record winning score in the english premier league with a 9 no hammering of southampton the visitors didn't help themselves in the 2nd minute red card on tuesday they would also be suffering a 2nd sending off later on at old trafford 7 different players were on the scoresheet united anthony marsh i'll find. met twice in 1905 minute light of thought it switched 9 mil to 1st set the record and as recently as october 29th southampton were also on the wrong end of a 911 scoreline against leicester. a strike you know what i liked about the performance was that homegrown attitude to do the right things and get better and better and practice through the good habits and that's the only way that we can improve and get better is doing the right things we're moving on to tennis where coronavirus get his rocks preparations for the australian open which begins in less than a week hotel corn scene worker in melbourne tested positive for cave in 19 which means that up to 600 players and support staff will need to isolate until they can be tested now as you were hearing earlier the orga

southampton took the lead through takumi minimum you know chelsea were given a penalty just after thebreak when danny brought down mason mount and mount stepped up to score from the spot to make it one off chelsea stay in 4th in the table. and ice proved to be the problem in the n.h.l. outdoor game between the colorado avalanche and the vegas golden knights the avalanche were up by one goal when the decision was made to halt the game at the end of the 1st period the bright sun at lake tahoe caused the ice to turn slushy and players and officials were falling and the game resumed more than 8 hours later with colorado holding on to win it 32. meanwhile sidney crosby of the pittsburgh penguins that played in his 1008 shell game he's only the 25th active player to achieve this milestone in his 15 year career he's been a 3 time stanley cup champion 2 time olympic gold medalist and world champion on saturday he led his team to victory over the new york islanders with 2 assists. the miami heat and l.a. lakers met for the 1st time since the n.b.a. championship 4 months ago but this time the l

southampton took the lead 3 q. minute chelsie then given a penalty just after the break when dying's brought down mason mounts mount steps up to score from the spot to make it 10 chelsea stay 4th in the table position making the determination the timing was simply not good enough today to to create more chances to be more decisive and this tells the story we needed in a game like this we need a penalty to score. in germany there was another spectacular strike from brazil in holland the 20 year old norwegian scored twice against south korea is folly they have taken these goals as holland's 43rd goal in $43.00 games since joining dormant in january last year. one of new zealand's greatest rugby players dan casa has announced his retirement from the sport the flyhalf won 2 world cups with you blacks including in 2015 and he was man of the match in the final against australia he's world rugby wreck or to point score and as a 3 time world player of the year he will say won 3 super rugby titles with the crusaders as well

in the premier league southampton took the lead in the 1st half 3 online at liverpool striker to kimi minimum you know chelsea then given a penalty just after the break when danny ings brought down mason mounts and mount himself stepped up to score from the spot to make it 10 chelsea stay 4th in the table position making the terminations. the timing was simply not good enough today to to create more chances to be more decisive and tells the story we needed in a game like this we need a penalty to score. we're into the 2nd half of them as he sighed obvious and feel reigning champions liverpool are losing one nil against everton thanks to rich allisons the minute goal liverpool went into the game on the back of 3 straight league defeat looking like a 4th at the moment let's see i have moved up to 4th in its least syria a single goal from luis alberto enough for them to be some doria that are currently under investigation for allegedly tampering with coronavirus tests they could be relegated to siri b. if found guilty one of the football venues of the delay did tell you it in pics is kic

two red cards he's issued this month, to west ham's tomas soucek and southampton's jan bednarek, havehe next round of fixtures. the premier league chief executive richard masters says the abuse is inexcusable and says there has to be "greater proactive intervention from social media companies to stop online abuse and identify offenders". england's cricketers are on top, in the first test against india. after 15 wickets fell on the fourth day in chennai, india needed a mammoth 420 to win the test. and they have nine wickets in hand going into the final day. more from joe wilson. let's start monday in slow motion. just to keep track. firstly, of this catch — a ben stokes special. and it ended india's first innings. england, 241 ahead, batting again, to extend their lead. well, not yet. rory burns, gone first ball. look at india's captain, right into it. well, england's leader was soon involved. what a shot! that's big. yeah, that'sjoe root, all right. in full 2021 mode. 0thers fell. dan lawrence, lbw. and the 300th test wicket of ishant sharma's career. one of india's very best bowlers.

southampton. time now sport has gemma thanks came at caster semenya is lawyer has told hours there that he expects the dublin picked ambien to be running at this year's tokyo games at the moment so many it wouldn't be allowed to defend her 800 metres title unless she took testosterone reducing drugs in 2018 new rules were introduced that focused on female athletes like somalia who have high levels of naturally occurring testosterone the 30 year old has failed in 2 previous legal efforts to overturn the ruling so many is now taking her legal case against wild athletics to the european court of human rights while the f.s.a. exists say the ruling is designed to ensure fair competition and is the result of long term scientific research which links high testosterone levels to better performances it applies it to running events between $400.00 metres and a mile and this impacts on cement his preferred distances of the 81500 meters affected athletes must take medication for at least 6 months something ha

al-jazeera southampton. ecuador's health minister has resigned after several members of his family jumped the vaccination queue they're being similar sex scandals in peru and argentina and the reports from when i cited. the battle to control the coverage 19 pandemic in latin america is under way but is being hindered by patchy deliveries of the vaccine and scandals in the government with the task of organizing the vaccination programs here are. the latest to go is the ecuadoran health minister one caller survive yours who admitted ensuring that his family was given preferential treatment all the more committed we have all committed eras this is a pandemic that has taught us the importance of recognising him. last month as the vaccines arrived in ecuador a country of one of the highest per capita death rates in the region he said they would firstly be given to the most vulnerable. without persona's gets down to the people who are on the front line medical staff and also people over 65 years old. many of them

into mixing and matching different coven 1000 vaccines is underway charlie angela reports from southampton hospital one of 8 sites taking part in the trial. it's a race to beat infections with injections and volunteers in the u.k. and now helping scientists to determine how to get optimism immunity from approved vaccine $820.00 people aged over 50 are taking part in the study testing the efficacy of alternating between the pfizer job and astra zeneca as compared to giving 2 doses of the same vaccine just say no you're aware of it your brain i remind myself of the pfizer vaccine for its folks for the oxford work to see that you have to do it ok thank you. for volunteers like katrina is a chance to contribute to the fight against covert research is needed i'm generally a healthy person so i don't you can go into it with me too much of them and it's nice to give something back and be able to help right away can i not working that moment so. very well you know i think it might have to do something to help this child is testing to dosing schedules one with a 4 week interval between 2 injections

lots of interest in him, full and are after him but everton and southampton as well. of hours.— interesting stories of the last couple of hours. interesting stories of the last coule of hours. . . , .,, ., couple of hours. secretly hoping for dieao couple of hours. secretly hoping for diego costa — couple of hours. secretly hoping for diego costa for— couple of hours. secretly hoping for diego costa for so _ couple of hours. secretly hoping for diego costa for so many. _ discussions are continuing on how to tackle racism online following events over the weekend. the manchester united manager 0le gunnar solskjaer has called on social media companies to be stronger in tackling online racist abuse. greater manchester police opened an investigation after marcus rashford became the latest player to be targeted following his side's draw with arsenal on saturday. we cannot do a lot, can we? so we have _ we cannot do a lot, can we? so we have to _ we cannot do a lot, can we? so we have to work— we cannot do a lot, can we? so we have to work with the platforms. they've — have

the fa have overturned southampton defenderjan bednarek�*s red card he was given in their 9—0 defeatarjudged he denied anthony martial a goal—scoring opportunity. great britain's women's hopes of making the 2021 eurobasket finals will depend on results in other groups after they lost 67—57 to belarus in riga. gb can now finish second at best in the group, with only five of nine runners up sure to qualify. now, you can always count on rory mcilroy for an honest answer, and he's been very outspoken against golf�*s authorities, criticising them for spending "millions of dollars on the wrong thing" after they proposed changing the length of golf clubs in an attempt to reduce the distance players can hit the ball. the sport's two main governing bodies, the r&a and the usga, want to reduce the maximum length of clubs from 48 to 46 inches to restrict hitting distances. but mcilroy says those proposals "reek of self—importance", and rule makers should invest in grassroots golf instead. he said all that money had been spent on tweaking the game for a small fraction of golfers, the very best i

a ironman newcastle beat southampton 3—2, fulham versed western was 0—0.le century from the captain. his nine—hour innings means england head into day three shortly on 555 for 8, ben stokes also making an enterprising 82. the loss of four wickets in the evening session of day two halted england's progress slightly but the tourists are still in an impressive position. having the luxury to sit in an audience full of fellow enthusiasts and watch a film festival seems so far in the past. that's something that interested the organisers of sweden's gothenburg film festival, and why they sent a lone fan to watch the films in a lighthouse on an isolated rock in the sea. we chose lisa because she is a big film lover and that's very important for us, that it will be someone who can appreciate the films that we love so much, and we decided to programme at the festival, but she has also dedicated this past year in the front line against the covid—19 pandemic. it was so nice just to be able to listen— it was so nice just to be able to listen to your own mind, and not h

the best dosing shadow for the pfizer and astra zeneca injections charlie and reports now from southampton hospital which is one of 8 taking part in the trial. it's a race to beat infections with injections and volunteers in the u.k. and now helping scientists to determine how to get optimism immunity from approved vaccine $820.00 people aged over 50 are taking part in the study testing the efficacy of alternating between the pfizer job and astra zeneca as compared to giving 2 doses of the same vaccine just say no. to the pfizer seen for the trial with the happy to head to head thank you. for volunteers like katrina is a chance to contribute to the fight against research is needed it's. generally a healthy person so i don't think it's going to be too much and it's nice to give something back and be able to help. to do something to help this child this testing to dosing schedules one with a 4 week interval between 2 injections another with a 12 week gap these volunteers won't be routinely tested for covert instead they'll be giving regular blood samples to measure the levels of antibodies a

dr michael head is a senior research fellow in global health at southampton university here in the ukhe wider implications of covid—i9 mutations. if you have high levels of covid—i9 disease you run the risk of new variants emerging which is why suppression of the virus is so important. so it may impact upon how and when the uk comes out of lockdown. and it should have implications for, with the emergence of these new variants, it should have implications for things like international travel and quarantining on arrival into a new country. we have seen it spread around the world very quickly so we need to do more about that. china appears to have made good progress, with two vaccines from sinovac and sinopharm already making their way abroad. the sinovacjab hass just received limited approval in china for use on an emergency basis. despite caution from sinovac that data for the protection rate for people over 60 is "limited". david campanale has more. from mask diplomacy to vaccine diplomacy. china has been working hard to change global perceptions. it already has a vaccine in productio

a 9—man newcastle beat southampton 3—2.urg film festival couldn't fill cinemas with people this year, so they had an idea. they sent one movie fan to a rock in the middle of the sea to watch every single film on their own. we chose lisa because she is a big film lover and that's very important for us, that it will be someone who can appreciate the films that we love so much, and we decided to programme at the festival, but she has also dedicated this past year in the front line against the covid—19 pandemic. it was so nice just to be able to listen to your own mind, and not have this phone in your hand constantly, making noises and demanding to be heard. it was really nice just to put the phone down and don't care about the world outside. i watched the films that was on when i was there, so i watched all the movies that was on for the seven days, four or five movies each day. the difficult ones were really more difficult because i was alone and no—one to share it with. it was just my own mind that kept me awake, being worri

nip that in the blood and tonight surge testing, additional resources have been put into norfolk, southampton to try to keep tabs on the south african variant. thank you for the update. hugh pym, our health editor. the latest charges brought by the ruling military in myanmar against the former leader aung san suu kyi are "fabricated", according to borisjohnson, who said her continued detention was a clear violation of her human rights. ms suu kyi, who appeared in court on video link today, is alleged to have violated the country's natural disaster law, in addition to earlier charges of possessing illegal communications equipment. protests against the military coup have continued across myanmar but a military spokesman claimed ms suu kyi was being confined for her own safety. 0ur south—east asia correspondent jonathan head reports. when you have lost the monks in myanmar, you're in trouble. they led the last big uprising against military rule. now some arejoining the protests against the coup. it is the diversity and inventiveness of this civil disobedience movement which has stumped myanmar�*