tim vickery there.en england by four wickets — and with it take their t20 series, as the fifth and final match went right down to the wire. england were dismissed for 132. phil salt top scoring with 38. but they failed to make in—roads in the windies' order in trinidad. when it was the home side's turn to bat, it was down to shai hope who struck the winning runs. his 43 not out giving the win, finishing with a six. india have beaten south africa by 78 runs in their one day series decider in paarl. after reaching 296/8 in the first innings, they limited the hosts to 218 all out. india win the series 2—1. and india's women are in a good position as they attempt to win a second test match in a row. they beat england last week and bowled australia out for 219 on day one of their one—off test. they are 98 for the loss ofjust one wicket going into day two. we've heard from the fighters ahead of a big night of heavyweight boxing in saudi arabia on saturday. there are no world titles on the line in the division

our south american football correspondent tim vickery with more. tim, thanks for your time here.was founded the very night that _ in brazil. the club was founded the very night that the _ in brazil. the club was founded the very night that the titanic - in brazil. the club was founded the very night that the titanic went - very night that the titanic went out, and now santos finds themselves relegated to the second division. they are a miracle. the city of santos, by brazilian standards, is a very small city. it�*s less than half a million. on a good day, it�*s about an hour�*s drive from the metropolis of sao paulo. sao paulo has 15 million people, plus. forso of sao paulo. sao paulo has 15 million people, plus. for so long, santos were able to compete and win against the big cats from the city, is an extraordinary story. i suppose really it kind of belongs to the era where burnley could be the champions of england and nugget income for us could win the european cup. and really over the last few years, as financial gaps have opened up, there is just a financial gaps have opened

well while the club world cup isn't well established in europe, south america football expert tim vickeryhere. it's taken them a long, long time to be champions of south america to win, they finally done it. that is step one of the dream. step two, which is even more important is beating the rich cousins from the other side of the atlantic, beating the champions of europe and being proclaimed world champions. i cannot tell you how big this is over here. it is the biggest thing in the club calendar. the dream of any south american club, and once he'd beaten their opposition on monday, it would be easier for them, certainly to win the title had the japanese team sprung a surprise and beaten man city. in tuesday's semifinal. but he wouldn't want that because part of the glory of the whole thing is, yes, it's winning, but it's also beating you lot. you rich arrogant champions of europe, we want you, we are coming for you, this is a huge event. the fifth and final match right down to the wire. 130 tale, the top score with 38 for then when it was the home side's turned to back it was down to sh

here's our south american football expert, tim vickery, in rio.ou know, the club was founded the very night that the titanic went down. and now santos find themselves relegated to the second division. they are a miracle. the city of santos, by brazilian standards, is a very small city. it's less than half a million. it's the port on a good day, about an hour's drive from the metropolis of sao paulo. now, greater sao paulo has 15 million people plus. so the fact that for so long santos were able to compete and win against the big cats from the city is an extraordinary story, i suppose, really. it kind of belongs to the the era when burnley could be the champions of england and nottingham forest could win the european cup. and really over the last few years, as financial gaps have opened up, there's just a group of small group of the the biggest brazilian clubs have broken away. they are monopolizing the major titles and it's become increasingly difficult for santos to compete. the timing is very, very cruel. this is the first season since the death

here's our south american football expert tim vickery in rio.the very night that the titanic went down, and now santos find themselves relegated to the second division. they are a miracle. the city of santos by brazilian standards is a very small city. it's less than half a million. it's the port on a good day about an hour's drive from the metropolis of sao paulo. greater sao paulo has 50 million people plus, so the fact that for so long santos were able to compete and win against the big cats from the city is an extraordinary story. i suppose really it kind of belongs to the era when burnley can belongs to the era when burnley can be the champions of england and nottingham forest could win the european cup. and really over the last few years, as financial gaps have opened up, there isjust a group, a small group of the biggest brazilian clubs that have broken away. they are monopolising the major titles, and it's become increasingly difficult for santos to compete. the timing is very, very cruel. this is the first season since the death of the