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tonight loot and find out their wembley i loot and find out their wembley opponents there is one place title this weekend, but if they lose manchester united could win the league. and arsenal are technically still in the mix — they're playing right now at everton. our women's sport reporter jo currie is watching. first of all what is happening and what is the score?— first of all what is happening and what is the score? displayed over half an hour _ what is the score? displayed over half an hour and _ what is the score? displayed over half an hour and this _ what is the score? displayed over half an hour and this arsenal - what is the score? displayed over. half an hour and this arsenal match, arsenal leading. turning the ball home. to give a bit of context this is a catch a game that needed to be played. arsenal come on with a second still very much and hope for a key european football spots. technically still involved with a title as well. averaging bit of a mid—table season for them, they are currently our six but —— could be fifth but have lots to play for. chelsea play later. talk

inside wembley was a cauldron of colour.yearin occasion and are here for the third year in a row. but if there were any nerves to manchester united in their first major final, they didn't show it. 20 seconds was all it took to turn the ball in. unfortunately for her, she was offside. united kept up the pressure and at the other end, mary epps was rarely troubled, no chance she would turn off. there were straining every sinew to keep this out. united owner time was spent. her past changed everything. much to the delight of sam kerr, this is herfifth goal in much to the delight of sam kerr, this is her fifth goal in three much to the delight of sam kerr, this is herfifth goal in three fa cup finals. united gave everything but there was no time for one final twist. emma hayes's side maintained their dominance of this tournament. they hope this isn't the last trophy they will lift the season. it's chelsea's fifth fa cup title overall... the latest in a growing list of achievements by emma hayes' side. here she is, but first the

joe currie, bbc news, wembley. it should be a cracking game.rena — for both the men's and women's finals — the lions looking to become the first side to win both titles. the lions won the championship by a record margin — and defeated leicester in the bbl cup final injanuary. earlier, i caught up with azania stewart of the lions — who's retiring after the final, following a ten year career. it isa it is a final, and you always want to prepare and play well, and do your best. and obviously, win another trophy. so, for us, your best. and obviously, win anothertrophy. so, for us, i your best. and obviously, win another trophy. so, for us, i think for both teams, women and men, which isjust a fantastic for both teams, women and men, which is just a fantastic organisation and shows both sides for the riders and london lions, how well they have been playing this season. what london lions, how well they have been playing this season. what you think it does _ been playing this season. what you think it does for _ been playing this season. what you thin

i met people in wembley who came _ world. i met people in wembley who came from _ world. _ came from the usa, from australia, from denmark, and luton town is like this, luton— from denmark, and luton town is like this, luton has a very diverse comrnunity— this, luton has a very diverse community and connections. if you look at _ community and connections. if you look at the — community and connections. if you look at the club memberships, it reflects — look at the club memberships, it reflects that, you know, it doesn't matter— reflects that, you know, it doesn't matter where it is, i reflects that, you know, it doesn't matterwhere it is, i mean reflects that, you know, it doesn't matter where it is, i mean obviously the capacity— matter where it is, i mean obviously the capacity is limited, according to a plan, — the capacity is limited, according to a plan, if— the capacity is limited, according to a plan, if it goes to a bigger place — to a plan, if it goes to a bigger place we _ to a plan, if it goes to a bigger place, we will feel that, no problem _ place, we will fe

bolton and barnsley remain locked together in the battle for a trip to wembley following a 1—1 draw ine corner from outside the area. however, bolton responded just four minutes later, dion charles bundling the ball home. the two sides meet in the second leg at oakwell on friday. meanwhile, the league two play off semifinal between salford city and stockport county is just about to kick off. in scotland, celtic have already secured the title — but glasgow rivals rangers won the last old firm derby of the season 3—0 at ibrox. todd cantwell put second place rangers ahead injust the fifth minute of the match. they're guaranteed a runners up spot this season — and with it a shot at qualification for the champions league. john souttar headed their second later in the first half, before a defensive mix up allowed zambian striker fashion sakala to round celtic keeperjoe hart, and seal a comfortable victory. in the rest of the day's scottish premiership matches — ross county and dundee united exchanged places at the bottom of the table — afterjordan white's hat—trick gave ross county a vital 3

, so to win at wembley and get into the premier league has not sunk in yet. find wembley and get intot wembley, _ league has not sunk in yet. and to score at wembley, which - league has not sunk in yet. and to score at wembley, which you - league has not sunk in yet. and to score at wembley, which you did? | league has not sunk in yet. and to | score at wembley, which you did? i know, it was so surreal. i cannot. know, it was so surreal. i cannot believe it- _ know, it was so surreal. i cannot believe it. n — know, it was so surreal. i cannot believe it. it has _ know, it was so surreal. i cannot believe it. it has been _ know, it was so surreal. i cannot believe it. it has been a - know, it was so surreal. i cannot believe it. it has been a hell - know, it was so surreal. i cannot believe it. it has been a hell of l know, it was so surreal. i cannot believe it. it has been a hell of a journey, — believe it. it has been a hell of a journey, we _ believe it. it has been a hell of a journey, we made it to the premier league _ journey, we made it to the premier league so— journey, we mad

a beautiful afternoon here at wembley. _ them. yes. a beautiful afternoon here at wembley. here at wembley. i've been out i them. yes. a beautiful afternoon i here at wembley. i've been out on wembley way speaking to both sets of supporters from luton and coventry and among both of them a sense of disbelief that they have this chance. 90 minutes to reach the premier league because, just five years ago, these two teams met each other in the fourth tier of english football and not long before that luton were in non—league. they were promoted from the fifth tier in 2014 and since then, theyjust kept rising. it would be extraordinary were they to do it this afternoon and reach the very top not least because their stadium would be the smallest ever to grace the premier league. for coventry city they have had stadium issues as well. on the 21 years since they were relegated from the premier league last time they have had to spend many different parts of that time playing at temporary home grounds in northampton, birmingham, burton as well. they are now finally back home in their

reacting live for us there at wembley. the pictures, just there at wembley.who will be in the premier league. it's been a day of mixed fortunes for red bull in qualifying for the monaco grand prix. max verstappen claimed pole in what his boss christian horner said was one of the best qualifying laps of the world champion�*s career. but the dutchman's team—mate sergio perez will start from the back of the grid, as nick parrott reports. monaco is the most important qualifying of the year, because it is so difficult to overtake during the race. to do well in the principality, it is said that you need to kiss the barriers. sergio perez gave them a big hug. the mexican says he can challenge his red bull team—mate, max verstappen, for the world title but his crash means he will start from last place. in the race, aston martin driver fernando alonso will be verstappen�*s biggest threat. fernando said he was pushing like an animal as he topped the time sheets twice in the final session. he had not been on pole since the 2012 grand prix. verstappen was two seconds off

when we talk about _ sold out at wembley.ays dreamt of. it has become a reality for everyone who purchased a reality for everyone who purchased a ticket _ a reality for everyone who purchased a ticket it _ a reality for everyone who purchased a ticket. it shows that people do want _ a ticket. it shows that people do want to— a ticket. it shows that people do want to watch our game and the euros had a _ want to watch our game and the euros had a huge _ want to watch our game and the euros had a huge impact on that. winning here against the germans. they have certainly _ here against the germans. they have certainly stepped up another level and i'm _ certainly stepped up another level and i'm excited for this afternoon. and is_ and i'm excited for this afternoon. and is an — and i'm excited for this afternoon. and is an exciting day in more ways than one. two teams at the top of the wsl. man united didn�*t exist five years ago. what have you made of their rise?— of their rise? incredible, a team that started _ of their rise? in

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i am at the king edward vii park in wembley and this is the i park in wembley and this is the scouts�nt for volunteers to get them interested in volunteering and there has been all sorts of activities happening throughout the day. there has been a climbing wall, a bouldering wall and even some axe throwing. we are in a massive tent where there have been arts and crafts. and i am here with the scouts and guides. they are saying hello to you now. we are joined by the carb assistant team leader. what has it been like volunteering? me. i has it been like volunteering? me, i have found — has it been like volunteering? me, i have found it _ has it been like volunteering? me, i have found it really _ has it been like volunteering? me, i have found it really fulfilling. - has it been like volunteering? me, i have found it really fulfilling. i - have found it really fulfilling. i love _ have found it really fulfilling. i love watching the kids grow. i started — love watching the kids grow. i started off with the beavers' section. _ started off with the beavers' section, which is five to six, t

however, by kick—off time, it's wembley.ators — enter nine mounted policeman to push the spectators back. _ enter nine mounted policeman to push the spectators back. the _ enter nine mounted policeman to push the spectators back. the hero - enter nine mounted policeman to push the spectators back. the hero on i enter nine mounted policeman to push the spectators back. the hero on a i the spectators back. the hero on a white _ the spectators back. the hero on a white horse. — the spectators back. the hero on a white horse, technically it was white — white horse, technically it was white gray. george and he is such, he did _ white gray. george and he is such, he did such — white gray. george and he is such, he did such a — white gray. george and he is such, he did such a fantasticjob and he was kept — he did such a fantasticjob and he was kept by the fa and he had no interest— was kept by the fa and he had no interest in— was kept by the fa and he had no interest in football whatsoever. so interest in football whatsoever. sc b

— years later i would head back for wembley for a place back in the premier— wembley for a place backteal it. it is the _ premier league. i hope we can steal it, it is the play—offs anything can happen — it, it is the play-offs anything can ha en. �* , it, it is the play-offs anything can hauen.�* , it, it is the play-offs anything can hauen,�* , . happen. anything can happen. were ou happen. anything can happen. were you watching _ happen. anything can happen. were you watching the — happen. anything can happen. were you watching the play-offs. .. - happen. anything can happen. were you watching the play-offs. .. you i you watching the play—offs... you didn't get the final then, was that a heartbreaklt was disappointing last ear, a heartbreaklt was disappointing last year. but — a heartbreaklt was disappointing last year, but last _ a heartbreaklt was disappointing last year, but last year - a heartbreaklt was disappointing last year, but last year we - a heartbreaklt was disappointing last year, but last year we snuck a heartbreaklt was disappointing i last year, but last year we sn

luton town are wembley— bound!over the moon. luton are going to wembley. come on! they achieved it in a stadium that is quite literally close to their hearts. kenilworth road is unique. the plastic pitch may be gone but locals still live cheek—by—jowl, their gardens butting up to the away stand. a new stadium beckons. but first they would need to spend £10 million on upgrading this tiny one. we will make sure the old girl looks great when she's ready. she will have that dress on. # luton town will never die #. luton�*s ceo helped to rescue the club from despair. in 2008 they were docked a soul—destroying 30 points by the fa for various financial issues and doomed to non—league football. they are now on the verge of their fourth promotion in nine years. it's got a beating heart like no other town i know. it's got a soul. it's an absolute perfect example of how equality and diversity can come together. let's embrace what we've got here. you know, this is real life, this is real football. maqsood from the neighbouring

luton town are wembley bound! is quite literally close to their hearts. kenilworth road is unique. the plastic pitch may be gone but locals still live cheek byjowl, their gardens butting up to the away stand. a new stadium beckons. but first they would need to spend £10 million on upgrading this tiny one. we will make sure the old girl looks great and when she�*s ready she will have that dress on. # luton town will never die #. luton�*s ceo helped to rescue the club from despair. in 2008 they were docked a soul destroying 30 points by the fa for various financial issues and doomed to non—league football. they are now on the verge of their fourth promotion in nine years. it�*s got a beating heart like no other town i know. it�*s got soul. it�*s the perfect example of how equality and diversity can come together. let�*s embrace what we�*ve got here. you know, this is a real life, this is real football. maqsood from the neighbouring mosque agrees. his windows were smashed by the way fans in the 80s, now worshippers h

the winning goal at wembley 15 years ago has just happened to me again. it's bad.n. it's bad. my little boy to score at the winner at wembley. he watched me do it. he just emulated it. ijust can't believe it. ijust can't believe it. rob page has named a 25—man wales squad for the euro 2024 qualifiers against armenia and turkey next month, with midfielder david brooks back for the first time since recovering from cancer. the 25—year—old was diagnosed with hodgkin lymphoma in october 2021 and then played his first bournemouth game in 536 days last march. this after announcing he was cancer free in may last year. neco williams is also included, despite being out of action since april with a broken jaw. luton town captain tom lockyer has been left out after he collapsed during their play—off final win over coventry on saturday. the future of one of the best known clubs in english rugby union is in the balance. london irish have been granted an extra week by the rugby football union to organise their takeover. p, union to organise their takeover. a deadline of the 30th

let's get to our reporter at wembley. joe lynskey is at wembley for us.be playing in the premier league next season. ., ~' , playing in the premier league next season. . ~ , ., , . . season. talk us through this match so far. season. talk us through this match so far- yes. _ season. talk us through this match so far. yes, these _ season. talk us through this match so far. yes, these matches are - so far. yes, these matches are always high stakes, so much on the line for both luton town and coventry city, a place in the premier league, all the riches that go with that, £170 million the roundabout figure, so under the arch behind me, extra time about to get under way. as you say, luton well on top really in that first half, taking the lead through top really in that first half, taking the lead throuthordan clarke, a player who really sums up their rise through the divisions. you joined them on a free transfer from accrington stanleyjust three years ago but they could only hold onto that lead until the second half. commentary much better after the break afte

but whatever happens, history has already been made here at wembley.d's national elections that are also happening today — pitting the country's conservative, military—backed government against two pro democracy opposition parties. the incumbent leader, prayuth chan—ocha, first seized power in a coup in 2014 before being elected prime minister five years later. his ruling coalition faces a strong challenge from the pheu thai party of former prime minister thaksin shinawatra — but also rising in the opinion polls is the party �*move forward', who've been seeking to mobilise the youth in the election. let's hear from our southeast asia correspondent, jonathan head who's in bangkok. voters feel they're being given a pretty clear choice at this election. you've got two pro—reform parties polling very strongly indeed. one of them, move forward, offering some quite radical ideas about how things should change. they're saying that we should no longer have the military intervening in politics, as it has repeatedly over the last 80, 90 years. they're saying tha

so a huge prize is on the line — and our reporterjoe lynskey is at wembley for us.lion but four bed luton town and coventry city the top flight would have felt so far away even just five years ago because, in 2018, they each other in league 2 and, not long before that, luton were in non—league. they came up luton were in non—league. they came up on the fifth year in 2014 and, since then, they have kept on rising. it would be extraordinary if they finish the journey today and go up they finish the journey today and go up again not least because kenilworth road, their stadium, would be the smallest ever ground to grace the premier league. currently, had stadium issues as well since their relegation from the top flight 21 years ago, they have had had temporary home grounds in several seasons they have played. they've gone to northampton, to birmingham to mud to burton as well. and now they are back home and thatjourney that has had so many ups and downs could see them back in the top—flight. forthe could see them back in the top—flight. for the team, could see them bac

absolutely, winning the euros at wembley _ he le sommer.go when he final was played in _ the cake. from ten years ago when he final was played in front _ the cake. from ten years ago when he final was played in front of _ the cake. from ten years ago when he final was played in front of less - final was played in front of less than 5000 people in doncaster, to a packed out wembley, this fa cup final is another marker ofjust how far the women's game has grown. jo currie, bbc news. we'll also find out later whether sale or leicester will be playing saracens in the premiership rugby final after they beat northampton 38—15. saracens will now be chasing a sixth title, and a first in four years following their relegation to the championship, in the final later this month. this one of their five tries on the day. in super league, st helens ended salford's run of four straight victories — they came from behind to win 26—12. the game saw saints captain james roby break the club's all—time appearance record, ahead of his retirement at the end of the

she's never been to wembley and not come away with a trophy. it's really quite remarkable.s, but they know now they really need to pick themselves up and refocus on what is a thrilling wsl title race. united lead chelsea byjust a point, but chelsea have a game in hand, and they will be going all out for the double. katie gornall there. it's chelsea's fifth fa cup title, the latest in a growing list of achievements by emma hayes' side. first half, i think it was there to be won for man united. we looked sluggish, we turned the ball over, slow to do almost anything we'd set out to do. so half—time came, a moment for us to reset, and then the finishers came from the bench, and i thought the second half, that's where we won the game. i thought man united were unbelievable today, but i want to say that this is for the fans of chelsea football club today. we've had a tough year and this is for all the chelsea fans. tennis now. and britain's cameron norrie will play novak djokovic in the last 16 of the italian open. he beat marton fucsovics in rome. the world number one djokovic,

tottenham, they sacked me before the final at wembley. tirana, and at tottenham, i had no chance. and that's all your sport for now. from me, mark edwards and the rest of the team, bye—bye. hello there. 25.1 celsius was the high in porthmadog in north—west wales on tuesday, making it the warmest day of the year so far across the country. and for the rest of the week, it does stay mainly dry thanks to high pressure, always the warmest and the sunniest of the weather towards western parts of the uk, always a bit cooler and cloudier further east. now this is the blocking area of high pressure which will continue to bring this mainly dry weather. but if you cast your eyes down towards southern europe, it's a different story. here, we've got daytime showers and thunderstorms breaking out for the rest of the week. so rainfall totals will continue to mount here. could even see some localised flooding in places but further north, thanks that area of high pressure, it's going to stay almost bone dry, but we could see some drizzle at times across e

we can hear the atmosphere building behind joe in wembley.stand any chance of surviving. manchester united could still the title. a win for reading — would see leicester relegated — if they lose at brighton. as things stand it looks like reading will be going down. in scotland, the men's premiership title was already decided — but champions celtic ended their season in typically comfortable fashion. they thrashed aberdeen 5—0 in their final match — whilst second placed rangers finished with a 3—0 win at st mirren. hearts hung on to the final european qualification spot — thanks to a 1—1 draw at home to rivals hibernian. it could be a huge afternoon in germany too — as bayern munich's decade of dominance in the bundesliga could be coming to an end. victory for borussia dortmund against mainz would see them crowned champions. they are two goals down from the first half. some work for them to do. some work for them to do. bayern would win the title if dortmund fail to win and they beat cologne. as you can see they are ahead and that one at the b

talking of chelsea and the women�*s side is in the fa cup final which kicks off shortly at wembley.st women�*s final. katie is therefore arise. what an occasion this is for them. this is the first time in an fa cup final them. this is the first time in an fa cupfinaland them. this is the first time in an fa cup final and they are very young side. they only be formed as a senior women�*s side five years ago and started out and had to get promoted and their rise is remarkable, really, for them to be in this position and fighting the silverware and fighting for a potential double. they�*ve got their work cut out for them, though, against chelsea. very different position historically. this could potentially be their third successive fa cup final win and it is their fifth appearance at wembley in the eight finals that have been held here so they know all about this type of occasion. they have been here, they�*ve done it before. they are serial winners and they will be favourites for this tie. against manchester united. they got world—class talent on their side. it will be a huge statemen

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and thank you forjoining us from wembley.ing, knowing a win, will secure a 4th successive title, ahead of second—placed manchester united who are at liverpool. i think back to every campaign, we have only ever won by a couple of points at best, maybe one game, this is business as usual for us. the preparation is what we prepared for at the beginning of the season. in scotland celtic will get the trophy after the final game against aberdeen. it is half—time and celtic are 2—0. aberdeen will finish third, whilst heart against hibs, is pivotal the derby will provide the final place. hearts have had a player sent off. rangers are leading at st mirren. its a big afternoon in rugby union as well with the english premiership to be decided at twickenham. saracens, who finished top of the table are targeting a sixth league title when they take on sale sharks in this the premiership final. the sharks are in their first final in 17 years, having lifted the trophy on their only previous appearance, back in 2006. max verstappen was quicke

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that the fact wembley is a sell-out. that makes me so _ the fact wembley is a sell-out.'s all women's. it is england, arsenal, chelsea, manchester united. that is a shift of thinking. haifa that is a shift of thinking. how does your— that is a shift of thinking. how does your daughter's - that is a shift of thinking. how does your daughter's experience compare with yours at the age of seven? . . compare with yours at the age of seven? ,, ., , ,., , ,, compare with yours at the age of seven? ,, ., , , ,, , seven? endless opportunities. she is -la in for seven? endless opportunities. she is playing for the _ seven? endless opportunities. she is playing for the school— seven? endless opportunities. she is playing for the school team - playing for the school team tomorrow, which is a mixed team. endless grassroots team she can get involved in. she plays at crosby stuart in liverpool. at grassroots level there are as many opportunities i would argue for girls as there are boys. i have gone on about football is football. it is for everybody. we work in the community, blind and

tat a— wembley this glorious afternoon tat a bias— wembley this glorious afternoon tat a bias ia— wembley continue to see this easterly breeze pushing its way generally way in. so generally eastern areas on the slightly areas staying on the slightly cooler side and western areas faring best those faring best for those temperatures. but they'll still be a fair amount of sunshine around to enjoy by news radio. i saas- news radio. good afternoon. it's exactly 130. this is latest from the 130. this is the latest from the newsroom. itv says it found no evidence of a relationship between phillip schofield and another employee during an investigation in 2020. the broadcast says they were questioned after hearing rumours, but both men denied they were seeing each other. the tv presenter resigned yesterday after admitting he had an affair with a young male colleague, which he described as unwise but not illegal . which he described as unwise but not illegal. he told which he described as unwise but not illegal . he told the which he described as unwise but not illegal. he told the daily mail he li

contract to fellow british heavyweight, and two—time world champion anthonyjoshua for a fight at wembleyveryone wants to see, including myself. come on aj let's give the world what they want to see." the final practice for the monaco grand prix is about to begin with qualifying in a few hours' time. keep up—to—date with that with the bbc sport website. that's all this sport for now. a 43 year old man arrested after a car crashed into the gates of downing street earlier this week, has been released by police in london. he'd been taken into custody on thursday on suspicion of criminal damage and dangerous driving after the incident, which police had said was not being treated as "terror—related". detectives say he's been released pending further investigations. borisjohnson has insisted that there is nothing in his diary, from when he was prime minister, that showed further rule breaking during the covid pandemic. cabinet office officials referred mrjohnson to the police, after a review of documents for the covid inquiry. speaking to sky news, he said that was "absurd" and denied that any

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there was an incredible finish to the league 0ne play—off final at wembley.red promotion to the championship for wednesday after two seasons in league 0ne. 15 years ago, windass's father dean, who was watching on at wembley, scored the winner for hull in the championship play—off final. tennis now, and novak djokovic has started his bid for a men's record 23rd grand slam singles title with a straight—sets victory over aleksandar kovachevic at the french open. the serb, a two—time champion in paris, defeated the american 6-3, 6-2, 7-6. the world number three will face hungary's marton fucsovics in the second round. who is a 1k time winner at roland garros but is missing because of an injury. next up for djokovic is hungary's marton fucsovics in the second round. world number one carlos alcaraz eased past flavio cobolli in his first round 6—0, 6—2, 7—5. alacaraz is in a strong position to go far. he'll play japan's taro daniel next. elsewhere, britain's cameron norrie, the 14th seed, is through, squeezing past france's benoit paire in five—sets. norrie started

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we're looking at 3 and a half times the wembley capacity, right? the huge amounts of people that i know to do what essentially saying he was overwhelmed by the love and support. he says the people have spoken, democracy continues to thrive and put a key. and today's election has shown that a victory for democracy has a code and for all of the country as well, he said it's time to forget different states and for 85000000 people in the country to peacefully unite. he did, he did, he did take him by me to say that no country will push tuck you around. he did also say that europe in countries have published negative news about talking about president or the one. you said that i'm through a scene who was truthful on the world stage where we can get many more details of this across live. it's about a pop pause midnight right now in both ankara and it's time bull and all tease motor. i'd have mommy joining us to it's been a long day for use of a what and exciting one as well. we've been hearing about the policies in the jubilation and by the anchor and as

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she has never come to wembley and not come away with a trophy, quite remarkable. need to pick themselves up and refocus on what is a thrilling wsl title race. united lead chelsea byjust a point but chelsea have a game in hand and they will be going all out for the double. joe root was out for ten in his first indian premier league innings as rajasthan royals were thrashed by 112 runs by royal challengers bangalore, severely damages their chances of reaching the play—offs. root was trapped in front by left—armer wayne parnell after 15 balls. his england team—matejos buttler was also out for a duck, as they were bowled out for 59 in just over ten overs. kolkata knight riders beat the chennai super kings by six wickets. ms dhoni's decision to drop down the order backfired as chennai were restricted to a modest 144—6. rahane top scored with 57 for kolkata as they chase a third ipl title. and there's another ban for basketball starja morant who's once again suspended from all activities with the memphis grizzlies after he was seen brandishing a gun on social media for