i'm tulsen tollett. this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on the programme: arsenal end manchester united's 25—match unbeaten run in the premier league and keep up hopes of securing a place in the top four. heartbreak for feyenoord fans, as neighbours excelsior spoil the party, meaning the race for the dutch eredivisie goes down to the final week. and maria sharapova will meet one of her staunchest critics, eugenie bouchard, in the second round of the madrid open. hello and welcome to the programme. plenty to get through. we start with the english premier league and arsenal beat manchester united 2—0 to keep alive their feint hopes of finishing in the top four. a moment of good fortune gave the home side the lead. granit xhaka's shot deflected in off ander herrera and beyond david de gea in the united goal. the second though was a moment of quality, a cross from the right, headed in by the former united forward, danny welbeck. arsenal remain sixth, two points behind united also ending the visitors record 25—match unbeaten run in th

hello there, i am tulsen tollett and this is sport today.amme: antonio conte's chelsea are just one win away from claiming the premier league title. sulley muntari tells the bbc fifa and uefa don't care enough about racism. and eugenie bouchard wins her grudge match against maria sharapova at the madrid 0pen. hello there, and welcome to the programme. lots to get through, but we start with the news that chelsea are just one victory away from winning the english premier league title after a 3—0 defeat of middlesbrough, who are relegated. antonio conte's side need just to win at west bromwich albion on friday night to guarantee the title in his first season

i'm tulsen tollett. this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. manchester united's 25—match unbeaten run in the premier league and keep up hopes of securing a place in the top four. heartbreak for feyenoord fans, as neighbours excelsior spoil the party, meaning the race for the dutch eredivisie goes down to the final week. and maria sharapova will meet one of her staunchest critics, eugenie bouchard, in the second round of the madrid 0pen. hello and welcome to the programme. plenty to get through. we start with the english premier league and arsenal beat manchester united 2—0 to keep alive their feint hopes of finishing in the top four. a moment of good fortune gave the home side the lead. granit xhaka's shot deflected in off ander herrera and beyond david de gea in the united goal. the second though was a moment of quality, a cross from the right,

hello there, i am tulsen tollett and this is sport today. coming up on this programme: antonio conte‘s chelsea are just one win away from claiming the premier league title. sulley muntari tells the bbc fifa and uefa don't care enough about racism. and eugenie bouchard wins her grudge match against maria sharapova at the madrid open. hello there, and welcome to the programme. lots to get through, but we start with the news that chelsea are just one victory away from winning the english premier league title after a 3—0 defeat of middlesbrough, who are relegated. antonio conte‘s side need just to win at west bromwich albion on friday night to guarantee the title in his first season in charge at stamford bridge. our sports correspondent joe wilson was watching. this was pretty much a perfect night for chelsea. the wingback system worked perfectly. regards pulled the strings from midfield. the game was over by half—time. —— fabregas. the crowd were giving antonio conte a standing ovation. they loved him here for his passion and energy, those qual

but from me tulsen tollett and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye this is the shape of things many during the course of sunday, which was a decent and update the many and weather watchers were out in force, but it did cloud up across southern parts through the afternoon and into the evening. that came as we began to see the first signs of very humid air piling its way out of the channel and into the southern parts of the british isles and then later in the day the first signs of thunderstorms brewing up through france and some of those will have worked their way into the southern half of britain. very muggy fare and something fresher in the northern parts of scotland where it will start drying on monday that it will not last all day because there is a general progression of cloud and rain from the north and northern ireland ever further north such that by the middle part of the day we will see some brightness just about holding on and then down across the moray firth, further south, murky fair drizzly rain for many and maybe the odd moderate burst across the western side of sc

let's cross to the action and tulsen tollett is there. what is going on?ually king at there, mark selby, has lost the first two frames. it is 16—14 in favour of mark selby. he needs to get a team to win this. he started the day at 10—7 down, at one point he was 10—4 down. it is a rematch from ten years ago, it was 2007 when mark selby loss tojohn higgins. it is the latest ever final for a crucible final that time. john higgins, at this stage, is coming back into it. i remember watching snooker as a child. those days are gone now, this is a global event. snooker as a child. those days are gone now, this is a global eventm certainly is. there are 400 million people watching the game worldwide today, that is an incredible amount of people. when you look at the total reach of this in china, it is 200 million. that is a huge audience. a chinese player was knocked out in the semifinals. there isa knocked out in the semifinals. there is a chinese academy over there that is a chinese academy over there that is working well and there is potential for this famous th

let's go to tulsen tollett at the bbc sport centre.opening two goals for the club, cristiano ronaldo. he was on target twice with a left foot in this game. just when celta vigo got back into which it was 2—1 minute later. real madrid are away to malaga on sunday. as it stands, if it remains as it is, 3—1. with a victory at the weekend it would mean they win the spanish title. very exciting, thank you. yesterday on os sport, we talked about maria sharapova not getting a wild card for french open. it would have been herfirst grand slam since a 15—month doping ban. well, since then the women's tennis association chief executive has issued a strongly worded statement. i don't agree with the basis for their decision. she has complied with the sanction. there are no grounds to penalise any player beyond the sanctions set forth in the final decisions resolving these matters. maria sharapova has also responded. if this is what it takes to rise up again, then i am in it all the way, every day. no words, games, oractions will ever stop me from r

tulsen tollett is at the bbc sport centre.ut what is the general reaction? quite good. he has been at the club now 21 years and he has done ever so well, and there was the period earlier in the year, the debate about arsene wenger, some of the fans wanted him to stay and some wa nted the fans wanted him to stay and some wanted him out, but they had a good finish to the season, culminating in the fa cup final victory over chelsea at the weekend. arsene wenger the only man to win the fa cup seven times. arsene wenger was incensed about what was said by some fans, but this is what he expects from the club in the coming weeks. what is the basic dna of the club, let's be together to support our players and to support the club and give absolutely altogether of our best to be at the level where we want to be. we can move up to the next level, i'm convinced of that. by having faith in the way we want to play and supporting the players we have already. and of course we will try to strengthen our squad, to be stronger next season. he ta

we briefly go to sport with tulsen tollett. hello there.yers held a minute ‘s silence. united's opponents express their sympathy saying the final has lost its glow. in less than seven months after being injured in a burglary, petra kvitova says she is on course for wimbledon. hello and welcome to the programme and there's only one place to start and that's in manchester. the tragic events which have unfolded over the past 2a hours have resonated all around the world, but in the city it's also been felt in a sporting context. manchester united, a worldwide brand, notjust a football club, face ajax of amsterdam in the europa league final in stockholm on wednesday, and the hierarchy at old trafford have been reacting along with many others to the news that 22 people