thank you so much | come from wembley. -- live from come from wembley. —— live from wembley. scottish cup final for the first time in 22 years after rangers beat hearts two nil at hampden. cyriel dessers scored both for rangers. they'lljoin their bitter rivals celtic in the final after they beat aberdeen on penalties in the other match yesterday. sheelah mclaren was watching. after yesterday's dramatic shoot—out, hopes were high for another enthralling encounter. it certainly started with a bang asd the deadlock was broken within five minutes. dessers with a fine turn and finish, as rangers drew first blood. there was a blow for the ibrox side when their winger abdallah sima had to go off with injury a short time later and hearts fought hard for an equaliser. alan forrest and frankie kent forcing jack butland into action. but for all their efforts they could not find a way through and rangers saw dessers get the second of the game just 12 minutes before the end. there was a final flurry of chances for either side but no more goals to be had. they started with the right mental

welcome to wembley stadium. wembley feels like home — welcome to wembley stadium.port they can get this campaign to top england fans already discussing if their team will defend their european title in switzerland next summer but first they need to get there, which means never getting this stage. with the defence of their trophy starting here, england knew they had a target on their backs but got off to an encouraging start. laurenjames with a cross, alessia russo with a diving header. simple but effective. include a head in what turned out to be a quiet first half of the after the restart, they switched off and sweet took advantage. in almost a carbon copy of the england goal, the visitors got level. the arsenal striker doing all the hard work somehow missing the target. england push for a winner but were denied. the point shed and a sign that even defending champions have nothing guaranteed. scotland began their campaign with a lethargic goalless draw in serbia to erin cuthbert came closest to scoring but scotland are winless in live last eight wales started thei

tomorrow i'iili'it against sweden at wembley tomorrow night and _ against sweden at wembley tomorrowre — night and they will train here before heading down to london this afternoon _ before heading down to london this afternoon and all 23 players are out on the _ afternoon and all 23 players are out on the pitch and that includes leah williamson. she has not played for a year for— williamson. she has not played for a year for england after suffering that acl — year for england after suffering that acl injury that ruled out of the tast— that acl injury that ruled out of the last years were a couple she is fit and _ the last years were a couple she is fit and ready and manager says that if you _ fit and ready and manager says that if you come — fit and ready and manager says that if you come through this final training — if you come through this final training session we will hopefully see her— training session we will hopefully see her back in the squad and if she plays— see her back in the squad and if she plays she _ see her back in the squad and if she plays she will captain the si

thank ou ve weekend with games at wembley. thank you very much- — weekend with games at wembley.ank you very much. if you go on social media you will see all the responses coming from those lower division clubs. more on that story here on our programme and also the latest headlines from the middle east, that is coming up in a moment or two. hello. high pressure is going to be building across the uk this weekend. high pressure normally means dry weather and it will be largely dry. however, it will not always be sunny. often it will be cloudy, quite chilly too. the brightest and warmest weather to be found across the west of the uk. here is our area of high pressure right now, sitting just to the west of the uk. the jet stream, the flow of winds high in the atmosphere, is running just to the north of that high and then diving down across continental europe. the jet really meandering across europe this weekend. actually, if anything, it�*s going to bend back on itself and that will allow colder air in across the eastern half of the uk. through the rest of today, an old weather front

wembley, where england won the last one the _ wembley, where england won the last one.hampions, and switzerland next year, _ champions, and switzerland next year. they— champions, and switzerland next year, they go to when it back. but this time — year, they go to when it back. but this time the route is tough. the qualifying — this time the route is tough. the qualifying group is set up to test them _ qualifying group is set up to test them with three teams ranked in the top six _ them with three teams ranked in the top six in _ them with three teams ranked in the top six in the world. two go straight _ top six in the world. two go straight through while third and fourth _ straight through while third and fourth face the playoffs. england's starts _ fourth face the playoffs. england's starts against sweden and there is to look— starts against sweden and there is to look back. starts against sweden and there is to look back-— to look back. that was then, that was a great _ to look back. that was then, that was a great moment, _ to look back. that was then, that was a gr

the champions league final is, this year, at wembley.s the premier league against england stars. jude bellingham's real madrid and harry kane's bayern munich. for arsenal, a twist in what's been a painful fixture. their three most recent meetings all finished 5—1 to bayern — but the last was seven years ago, and now the gunners are the favourites. that's history. when you look at their history in the competition, it's clear, it's a huge step for us to be in this competition and, on top of that, to compete in the premier league the way we are doing. and this is the challenge, but as well we are so excited to be part of that. arsenal sit top of the premier league, while bayern in the bundesliga look set for second — for the first time in 12 years. kane's kept his side of a £100 million summer deal — 38 goals in all competitions — and that london final would be some consolation. it will make him very happy to score. i don't see how anything is holding him back. i feel him very motivated. and of course, harry... harry always helps you to win

now they go to wembley with an x player out to show them.tting him gono. that is an exceptional player. he was asking two seasons to leave. what can we do?— what can we do? these are two semifinals _ what can we do? these are two semifinals with _ what can we do? these are two semifinals with two _ what can we do? these are two semifinals with two clear - semifinals with two clear favourites, but wembley is a leveler and fa cup matches cannot change on and fa cup matches cannot change on a moment. joel ski, and fa cup matches cannot change on a moment. joelski, bbc and fa cup matches cannot change on a moment. joel ski, bbc news. joel ski, bbc news. if things go a certain way at wembley this weekend you could have a local derby in the fa cup final in may. the same could be said in scotland, where rangers and celtic are still in the hunt for the scottish cup, but are in separate semifinals. although as sheelagh mclaren reports, hearts and aberdeen will be attempting to prevent an old firm derby final. tomorrow, this place will be full to the

a i crowd of 60,000 is expecting here at wembley. this home support they can get. some lioness fans are getting ahead of themselves. the reality is that england and need to get there first. that means navigating this very tricky group. sarina wiegman�*s team have been drawn. sweden and france, and then there's the republic of ireland. they are a team who always turn up. england will be boosted by the return of leah williamson. the england captain hasn't played rationale for a year. we are told she's fit and could be starting. we already spoke about scotland, but there are two other home nations playing tonight as well— wales against croatia and northern ireland against croatia and northern ireland against malta. what can we expect from them?— from them? like you said, unlike encland from them? like you said, unlike england and _ from them? like you said, unlike england and republic— from them? like you said, unlike england and republic of- from them? like you said, unlike england and republic of ireland, | from them? like you said, u

we will be alive at wembley shortly.ed a penalty but made amends — joe hart helps celtic beat aberdeen in a thrilling scottish cup semifinal. and a 28th successive six nations win for england's women, as they cruise past ireland at twickenham. also coming up on sportsday: the world snooker championship is under way. we'll be at the crucible as the reigning champion starts the defence of his trophy. hello there and welcome along to sportsday on saturday, a busy day of action, and we start with the fa cup was to manchester city have sealed their place in the final of this year's competition after beating chelsea 1—0. did he keeping their hopes of a double alive stub we can join our correspondent any swiss now, who is at wembley for us. good to see you. a caging counter, this, given what city have been through the last week or so. how important will they think this victory is for them and their morale? usually, gavin. the players have left the pitch, but the celebrations at the final whistle, you can see the emotion of the

lots of sport for you we're starting with an extraordinary game of football at wembley stadium todayhe greatest fa cup comebacks to reach the final. they beat the championship side, coventry city, on penalties but only after first throwing away a 3—0 lead and being let off after coventry had a goal disallowed in extra time. and united very nearly lost the shoot—out as well. but coventry missed two to their one. so they scraped through to set up an all—manchester final next month. the way we did it is not ok. because we should have managed it better. but it is a used performance and if you analyse this game first 70 minutes totally in control and we played very well and we scored great goals but then we allowed them to return in the game and we should not have allowed them. i don't think any other team has been as close to getting to a final without getting there. i don't think we deserved it. i think we deserve to go through. we were literally 20 seconds away from going to the final and a toenail off side. it is ridiculous really but it is what it is. 0ur correspondent andy swiss was

the way to the euros starts again at wembley. it's where england won the last one.re defending champions. in switzerland next year they go to win it back, but this time the route is tough. their qualifying group is set up to test them with three teams ranked in the top six in the world. two go straight through, while third and fourth face the play—offs. england start against sweden and there's no space to look back. that was then and that was a great moment. but we all move on. there have been lots of things happen in between that period that time and now. of course, we know sweden very well. they know us very well too. so we are preparing what we have seen lately from them, what we want to do and how we want to play. obviously we want to qualify for the euros. the long goal would obviously be to win the tournament. we go into every tournament wanting to win it, but that would be a special part of history to be a team that could potentially go back to back in a tournament. this qualifying format is split into tiers. england are in league a, but three other home nati

we're starting with an extraordinary game of football at wembley stadium today where manchester unitedl. they beat the championship side — coventry city on penalties but only after first throwing away a 3nil lead and being let off after coventry had a goal disallowed in extra time. and united very nearly lost the shoot out as well. but coventry missed two to their one. so they scraped through to set up an all—manchester final next month. the way we did it, we should have managed better, it is a huge performance in analysing this game, totalling control and playing very well in squaring great goals but then we allow them to return in the game and we should not allow them. i don't think any other team is been this close to getting to a final and they, i don't think they deserved it. i think we deserve to go through literally seconds away and offside is ridiculous but it is what it is. 0ur correspondent andy swiss was watching at wembley, he says united will have to put on a much improved performance, if they're to beat their rivals from across manchester in the final. and manchester unit

this is a state funded secondary school in wembley. to court.. it has around 700 pupils, half of them are muslim. a year ago in the spring of last year this prayer ban was introduced when around 20 pupils began praying during lunch times. that resulted in this legal action taken by one of the pupils at the school who said she was only asking to pray for five minutes during her lunchtime, she pointed out that being a muslim and she needed space and floor space in order to do that with as a christian people could maybe pray quietly to themselves while they were walking around the school playground. today this judgment from the around the school playground. today thisjudgment from the high around the school playground. today this judgment from the high court has found against that people. as you were saying, the judge said the people who this claim had chosen the makayla community school, knowing of its strict behaviour policies and he pointed out that the people was freed to move to another school where she would be allowed to pray during lunch ti

that is a final but we are happy we are back at wembley.— back at wembley.. that was some struggle for manchester city i back at wembley. that was some struggle for manchester city with | struggle for manchester city with fans they won't mind, their hopes of a league and fa cup double are still very much alive. andy swiss, bbc news, wembley. so city's performance perhaps reflected their efforts in midweek and pep guardiola says it was avoidable, claiming it was unacceptable their semi final was put on saturday not sunday. it's for the health of the players. it's for the health of the players. it's not normal, i have the courage to tell you it is not possible, it is unacceptable, 120 minutes all our human football players, the emotion the way we lose at madrid, so, honestly, i know in this country at a special for many things, it is for the health of the players. i don't understand how we survived today, i don't understand. this afternoon's semi final brings together manchester united and a man who's credited with playing a famous part in their success. mark

lots of sport for you today is we're starting with an extraordinary game of football at wembley stadium today where manchester united survived one of the greatest fa cup comebacks to reach the final. they beat the championship side, coventry city, on penalties but only after first throwing away a 3—0 lead and being let off after coventry had a goal disallowed in extra time. and united very nearly lost the shoot—out as well. but coventry missed two to their one. so they scraped through to set up an all—manchester final next month. way we did it is not ok. because we should have managed it better. but it is a used performance and if you analyse this game first 70 minutes totally in control and we played very well and we scored great goals but then we allowed them to return in the game and we should not have allowed them. i we should not have allowed them. ., �* ~' . , ., them. i don't think any other team has _ them. i don't think any other team has been _ them. i don't think any other team has been as _ them. i don't think any other team has been as closed - them. i don't think any other

we sets near wembley stadium in north london. ~ :, sets near wembley stadium in north london. ~ . .,, the _ london. we have had some reaction| from the government, the education secretary has just tweeted, i have always been clear that head teachers are best placed to make decisions in their school. michaela is an outstanding school and i hope this judgment gives all school leaders the confidence to make the right decisions for their pupils. we will have more on that as we get it. we move now to denmark and fire has engulfed copenhagen plasma gold stock exchange, one of the danish capital is oldest and most distinctive buildings. this footage shows the spire of the building dating back to 1625. a blaze and then collapsing. everyone inside was able to leave with some rushing to rescue some of its historic paintings. denmark's culture minister said 400 years of danish cultural heritage had gone up in flames. the old stock exchange was being renovated and has been covered in scaffolding as protective plastic. it currently houses the dangers —— danish chamber of commerce and the spokesma

wembley, at wembley stadium, the london olympics 2012, the final of the european championship 2020, andn. name the sports society which is encrypted on the screen. dynamo. and the last question, for today, time has come to an end, we need to guess the spanish national team, the spanish national team, it was she who won all these tournaments that we had on the screen, well , if in the first question a little, as i understand it, there was some kind of misunderstanding tasks, then then... then everything is fine, right, i say, 100%, the third period continues, we play with maxim, maxim, you not only have a lot of experience playing for the dynamo minsk club, but also for the national team, that's what concerns performances for the national team, which match was especially memorable, i remember probably the match with ols on the road, because the atmosphere there is simply the english premier league, recognize the famous athlete by his silhouette. who is shown in the picture? lionel messi. lionel messi, this is the correct answer. 2017 champions league match, barcelona made an incredible c

the weight of the euros —— way to the euro starts again at wembley. england won the last one.ss is our defending champions. in switzerland next year they go to win it back. at this time the route is tough. their qualifying group is set up to test them, with three teams ranked in the top six in the world. two go straight through, while third and fourth placed the play—offs. england start against sweden and there is no space to look back. . . , . . sweden and there is no space to look back. . . , ., ., ., sweden and there is no space to look back. . ., , ., ., ., , back. that was a great moment, but we will move — back. that was a great moment, but we will move on. _ back. that was a great moment, but we will move on. a _ back. that was a great moment, but we will move on. a lot _ back. that was a great moment, but we will move on. a lot of _ back. that was a great moment, but we will move on. a lot of things - we will move on. a lot of things have happened in between that time and now. of course we know sweden very well, they know us very well, too. we are preparing on what we

the weight of the euro starts again at wembley. it is where england won the last one.ext year, they go to win it back. but this time the route is tough. their qualifying group is set up to test them, with three teams ranked in the top six in the world. two go straight through while third and fourth place in the play—offs. england start against sweden, and there's no is based to look back. that against sweden, and there's no is based to look back.— is based to look back. that was then and there _ is based to look back. that was then and there was _ is based to look back. that was then and there was a _ is based to look back. that was then and there was a great - then and there was a great moment, but we all move on. there have been a lot of things happen in between that time and now. of course we know sweden very well, they know us very well too, so we are preparing on what we have seen lately from them, what we want to do and how we want to play. obviously we want to qualify for the — obviously we want to qualify for the euros. the long goal would — for the euros. the

so just give them something to look forward to if we can get a place at wembley.us, the 7—1 joint favourite has won the grand national forjockey paul townend and trainer willie mullins. there is reaction to that on the bbc sport website. you can follow what is happening on day three of the masters golf. manchester city are top of the premier league tonight after 5—1 win over luton. that's all for now from me in the team, goodnight. —— me and the team. hello. well, it's been really quite warm in the last few days, with temperatures exceeding 20 celsius. today, that warmth generally reserved for southern and south—eastern parts of england. and the outlook is pointing to very much the opposite — colder weather on the way. if we look at the satellite picture, you can see a gentle drift of the clouds from the south—west here. but the colder air is waiting in the north atlantic, and that's where the shower clouds will come from as well. and in fact, over the next few days, the colder air will have its origin in the arctic. so a real chill on the way for some of us. i th

four teams have made it to wembley for semi final weekend. but who will make it back in five weeks' time for the chance to lift the fa cup? and the good news is for the vast majority it will be a dry weekend with temperatures varying greatly. it's saturday april 20. our main story: tensions remain high in the middle east despite a night which has seen no further clashes between israel and iran, iranian officials have continued to downplay the significance of an apparent drone attack by israel in the early hours of friday morning, which us officials say were targeting sites including iran's air defence radar system. our north america reporter will vernon has more. it has been just over 24—hour is since iran came under attack. us officials say israel fired at least one missile into a iranian territory stopnow major damage or casualty were reported. this was a relatively small—scale strike by israel. earlier, the us secretary of state, antony blinken, would not comment on reports that the white house was informed in advance about the israeli ass

the final will take place on may 25 at the legendary wembley arena.bsk hockey graduate alexey protas had his debut match in the stanley cup the day before, and despite earning an assist in the match with the new york rangers, the belarusian team the washington capitals lost 1:4. the second game of the best-of-four series will take place the day after tomorrow. the mensk volleyball team completed its performance in the super league tournament on a positive note for ninth-14th places and finished in thirteenth place. belarus. why do we need an astronaut in space? basically, we have nothing else to do. sovereign belarus in space is pride for the nation, so all other talk is stupid in essence. in any business there must be a goal to which you need to strive, without this stagnation will occur. and just alexander grigorievich, he is the main ideologist this approach in the country. he says: let 's produce our own car in belarus, we now have our own car. they built a station, although there were also... and now the most important thing is that if we suddenl

england are the holders and face sweden at wembley, jo currie has been with the squad at st george�*sucy —— leah williamson training this morning by herself. that is after the arsenal defender had to be taken off at half—time at the league cup final on sunday with a knee issue. there has been no word from england whether it means she will be fit for friday�*s game, but with england and their coach of the european qualification campaign getting under way, a player of her experience and leadership would be crucial, and that is because england have been drawn in a group that has been described as a group of death, alongside sweden and france and the republic of ireland, and the lioness players are under no illusion as to how difficult it would be. illusion as to how difficult it would be— illusion as to how difficult it would be. �*, ., , ., , would be. it's a competitive group, but i would — would be. it's a competitive group, but i would always _ would be. it's a competitive group, but i would always happen - would be. it's a competitive group, l but i would always happen when you are

so just give them something to look forward to if we can get a place at wembley. website, the top story. i am maximus, the joint favourite, winning the grand nationalfor joint favourite, winning the grand national forjockey joint favourite, winning the grand nationalforjockey paul joint favourite, winning the grand national for jockey paul townend joint favourite, winning the grand national forjockey paul townend and national for jockey paul townend and trainer willie national forjockey paul townend and trainer willie mullins. we will be back with you in over half an hour, but thanks for watching, goodnight. hello. well, it's been really quite warm in the last few days, with temperatures exceeding 20 celsius. today, that warmth generally reserved for southern and south—eastern parts of england. and the outlook is pointing to very much the opposite — colder weather on the way. if we look at the satellite picture, you can see a gentle drift of the clouds from the south—west here. but the colder air is waiting in the north atlantic, and that's where the shower clouds

reach the quarterfinals in 1976, and a year later he famously scored a penalty against england at wembleyition in a hectic wet session in shanghai. norris had his fastest lap time deleted and then reinstated in the final minutes as he beat hamilton by 1.2 seconds. world champion max verstappen could only manage only fourth, after making mistakes on two of his laps. i didn't think we had the place of the red bull in our conditions, in the dry especially. but surprisingly very quick, i could push hard. but surprisingly very quick, i could push hard. tough, like i saw charles in front of me, so that made me chill out a a bit. i was getting a bit giddy, but you have to push and take risks. perfect start for the weekend. english temperature golfer — lottie woad is in contention midway english amateur golfer — lottie woad is in contention midway through the first women's golf major of the year — the chevron 0pen. the student, who's based in florida won the augusta temperature title won the augusta amateur title earlier this month and this is her first lpga event. woad shot a second round of 69

lots of sport for you today is we're starting with an extraordinary game of football at wembley stadiumof the greatest fa cup comebacks to reach the final. they beat the championship side, coventry city, on penalties but only after first throwing away a 3—0 lead and being let off after coventry had a goal disallowed in extra time. and united very nearly lost the shoot—out as well. but coventry missed two to their one. so they scraped through to set up an all—manchester final next month. way we did it is not ok. because we should have managed it better. but it is a used performance and if you analyse this game first 70 minutes totally in control and we

a secondary school in wembley, in north london, introduced a ban last year.ut half of the pupil population, but that was rejected by the court. here's our education editor, branwen jeffreys. morning. there we go, we have got the smile! katharine birbalsingh says her school is the strictest in england. last year, a ban on prayer was brought in, leading to this legal challenge. some muslim pupils had started praying in the yard, asking for space to pray inside. ina in a statement, 46 marco said it was a victory for all schools. she added, half the pupils are muslim and families recognise our traditional values, create a school environment that is a joy to be in. suella braverman was the founding chair of governors. speaking to me before thejudgment, the chair of governors. speaking to me before the judgment, the former home secretary back to the head teacher. those children are british citizens. and therefore, it is around a british culture that they should cohere. and prayer rooms would only lead to segregation along racial or religious lines. it would only le

a secondary school in wembley in north london introduced a ban last year, after some pupils began prayingg breaks. today's case had argued that the move discriminated against muslim pupils — who make up about half of the pupil population — but that was rejected by the court. india is gearing up for a general election, set to be the largest the world has ever seen. just under one billion people are eligible to vote, that's roughly one in eight of the entire global population, and more than 13 million indian citizens who live abroad can also cast ballots, but they'd need to return to india in person to do so. the voting takes place over six weeks, beginning this friday, with the result expected, at the beginning ofjune. the polls suggest the prime minister, narendra modi, will win a third successive term. but he is a controversial figure as yogita limaye reports. "thank you, modi," a woman shouts, waiting for the prime minister to arrive. modi, modi! narendra modi is the reigning superstar of indian politics. rallies like these are an integral part of an indian election, but only a few lead

sarina weigman�*s side face sweden at wembley on friday and then ireland in dublin next tuesday. stokes has asked to not be considered for selection for this summer's t20 world cup to focus on his fitness. stokes has revolutionised england's test team since taking over as captain two years ago. but he has struggled to bowl and had knee surgery over the winter. the 32—year—old has already opted out of the indian premier league, which began last month. in a statement he said... sri lanka are edging to victory against bangladesh in the second test in chattogram. they set a notional target of 511 for the hosts who have at least gone past their own first innings score. mominul haque top scoring before he was out for 50. some good resistance lower down the order as well but the sri lankan bowlers have chipped away. bangladesh are 268 for seven, still 2113 runs off their target. three more wickets for sri lanka on the final day tomorrow will wrap up a 2—0 series win. england prop vickii cornborough has announced her immediate retirement from international rugby saying she is "not ready"

other game of this stage, sunday tonight, the teams of coventry and manchester united will meet at wembley. the british league defeated the hosts in today's games at the beginning of the 34th week of the english premier league. today , luton, the 18th ranked team , beat brandford at home with a score of 5-1, and with the same 18 points, it is still one of the relegation options. branford is in the lower category with today's victory of 35 points. it is already at risk of relegation to the championship. in this framework, wolverhampton and arsenal went to the same distance an hour ago, and this game lasted until the 80th minute. a nil in favor of arsenal is being pursued. germany won with a lot of goals, but hayden 's bloody loss. however, in the framework of the 33rd week of the italian serie a, today empoli beat their guests napoli by one goal. hellasfrona also visited udinese an hour ago, and this game is going on without a goal until the 75th minute. spanish la liga celta and viacano win in bloody games. at in the continuation of the thirty-second week of this tournament, celta vigo bea

i'm i going to edinburgh and wembley, very excited!rassment, she appealed and while her conviction was upheld, the court found that she had not made a threat to throw acid, and reduced her sentence. we apologise for the inaccuracy. so, let's take a look at some of the front pages. we begin with the guardian, calls for calm after israeli strikes hitting tehran. the times, tories plan stamp duty cut. a picture of prince harry. with a bonus arrest. daily may, benefits to be axed after a year on the dole. pm announcing biggest welfare crackdown in a generation to getjobless back to work. disability benefit facing cuts in tory manifesto as pm bezz election on a welfare blitz, says the i. the daily express, 200,000 demand that dame esther gets her dying wish, wishing to die when she wants. that's all from us this week. but how could we go without remembering that our host channel of 44 years, bbc two, turns 60 this weekend? it got off to a dodgy start back in 1964, when a powerfailure blacked out television centre and forced the channel to p

helens and england women, and scored the opening try in the first women's challenge cup final at wembleyrreed in the challenge cup already this season and will take charge of the league one fixture between oldham and cornwall at boundary park on sunday. a big week of europan football continues. it all started with a bang last night, thanks to two cracking champions league quarter final first legs. the holders manchester city playing out a 3—all draw at real madrid whilst arsenal and bayern munich finished two a piece in north london, meaning things are fascinatingly poised going into next week's second legs. one week in manchester our people will be sold out. they will help us to score one goal, we will do the rest and try again to reach the semifinal, it is simple. the team who wins will reach we have given things they have to earn it_ we have given things they have to earn it and — we have given things they have to earn it and you have to, they have a huge _ earn it and you have to, they have a huge capacity, but after, i think we reacted _ huge capacity, but after, i think we reacted

not the moment to lose to ross county for the first time martha thomas sends spurs to wembley for a first ever women's fa cup final, where they'll play manchester united. also coming up on sportsday: and can anyone stop scottie scheffeler as he goes for his second masters title on the final day at augusta? hello again. with margins as tight as they are, could this be the day that liverpool and arsenal rue more than any other in the premier league title race? manchester city won yesterday to go above them, and that's exactly where both arsenal and liverpool still are this evening after both suffered home defeats. damaging at any time, but with six games to go, potentially decisive. the day started at anfield, where liverpool's poor week ended with a 1—0 defeat to crystal palace. patrick gearey reports. # you'll never walk alone... # anfield is a place of full—voiced confidence, but perhaps quietly there were also nerves. they'd lost 3—0 here in europe in the week, and crystal palace seized on the uncertainty. good position, eze! eberechi eze in all sorts of space — a goal to make you say "

a thrilling match at wembley as manchester united are taken to a penalty shoot—out against coventry cityessers for rangers means they'll meet celtic in the scottish cup final after defeating hearts at hampden. and an alexander—arnold free kick helps liverpool keep their title hopes alive with a 3—1win at craven cottage. also coming up on sportsday... a record number ran in the london marathon today and a record osha a osha record number ran i in the london marathon today and a record was broken in the women's race with kenya's peresjepchirchir sprinting to victory. plus, a passion outside of football, we watch as england's georgia stanway inks her very first tattoo. welcome to the programme. what an incredible, nail biting match at wembley — many thought this would be a straightforward win for premier league side manchester united in the semifinal of the fa cup — taking on coventry who sit eighth in the championship. but it's been far from a walkover. with united losing a 3—0 lead, and coventry taking then to extra time and penalties after scoring three goals to draw the game level. let'

our goal is to reach wembley.enal and this gave us a lot of confidence and now the game against rial. we are a very important step, we are eager to compete and only roy we focused on real's game, but los blanco infs is in his best form . they almost sealed their championship in spain with the 13-point gap they created with the second team in la liga. the madrid players barely eliminated manchester city from the competition in penalty kicks to be present at this stage. the champion of 14 rounds of this competition in three. the interesting thing here is that raal also analyzed the most defeats in these competitions against the munich team. the fight between these two teams has always been interesting and exciting. the match between bayern and rial will be held at 22:3 on saturday night. mahdiar mostafallo of the sed and broadcasting news agency. from statistics the worst defender in the league until the approach of tahl to the united bench is enough. world football margins, the average age of valencia's 11-man line

four teams have made it to wembley for semi final weekend.rity it will be a dry weekend with temperatures varying greatly. it's saturday april 20. our main story: tensions remain high in the middle east despite a night which has seen no further clashes between israel and iran, iranian officials have continued to downplay the significance of an apparent drone attack by israel in the early hours of friday morning, which us officials say were targeting sites including iran's air defence radar system. our north america reporter will vernon has more. it has been just over 24—hour is since iran came under attack.

two independent shoe house really so we can now look forward to another manchester derby back at wembleyemember man city one last year. >> it was the second leg of their memorable treble, but that really was just an amazing game back to you thanks to don riddell, that one nelly korda cannot be bathing american golfer winning the chevron championship sunday with the final score of 13 under par. it's the first major of the season on the women's tour, and it's called as fifth straight tournament victory. cota joins hall of famers, annika sorenstam and nancy lopez as the owner the woman to win five consecutive tournaments played formula one champion max verstappen has another victory on his belt this time in china, the red bull driver had a comfortable lead in sunday's chinese formula one grand prix in shanghai, finishing 14 seconds ahead of the second-place driver it was the first race in china's since before the pandemic and also the home debut of china's first f1 driver joe guan max verstappen has won every rais this season except the australian grand prix. he was supposed to pull out of

qualifying is under way — a big win for wales, but the defending champions england draw with sweden at wembleyable scenes two years ago. and storm kathleen will bring some very blustery conditions right across the uk today, particularly for irish sea coast. but is also going to be feeling very warm. i'll have all the details later. it's saturday, 6 april. our main story: this weekend marks six months since the start of the israel—gaza conflict, with more than 33,000 people killed since fighting began. pressure is growing on israel from the international community after its defence force admitted monday's air strike, which killed seven aid workers, should never have happened. there are also renewed calls for hostages to be released and more aid, as our correspondent sean dilley reports.

these matches to says here 3 to be if a cup final pip claudio this main defeat chelsea one know at wembley in the semi finals that move later in the program. the in southern gaza. parents of emotional farewells to the children killed in on is really strike. funerals have been l. so 10 palestinians who died in the attack on rasa. most of the dead, what children? just a warning that view as might find some of the images in tag i blessings, reports distressing. this mother is it trying to accept test on homes of gone? he's one of the children sealed, and then is rarely strike one's over at one assembly home in rough off the southern guns. the other women and children were also killed in this attack and told us to neighborhood 12 year old plan as a foot survives. and then i mean that's nothing to us and that's what we were sleeping and all of a sudden i heard my sister shouting and crying. the roof was coming down on our heads. i thought i was dreaming. but when i opened my eyes, it was all black smoke. i was buried under the debris. 13 minutes later i was pulled out of the credit of the body

this year's final�*s at wembley, perhaps set up for harry kane.the second leg at the bernabeu, it's on to bellingham's turf. joe lynskey, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's tomasz schafernaker.

a breathtaking match at wembley — manchester united are through to the fa cup final by the skin of theirns they'll meet celtic in the scottish cup final after defeating hearts at hampden. and liverpool leave london with three points and their title hopes still alive after a win at craven cottage. also coming up on sportsday... a record number ran in the london marathon today and a record was broken in the women's race

they're through to the fa cup final with a 1—0 victory over chelsea at wembley.le including a rhinoceros and helicopter will be taking on the ruling 26.2 mile challenge. and in whether cloud amounts and strength of breeze will make a huge difference to how the date feels i will have the full forecast later. it's sunday april 21. our main story: ukraine has been given a lifeline in its fight against russia after the us approved a multibillion—dollar military aid package. the bill pledging $61 billion — which equates to nearly £50 billion —

why couldn't man at wembley man united play at wembley yesterday give us extra yesterday to give us they's rest to play today? and it's as simple as that. you it's not as simple as that. you can't arrange travel, you can't have tickets month have fans buying tickets a month ago saying, ago and then suddenly saying, well, city have got well, you know, city have got a game on on wednesday. therefore let's man united game let's bring the man united game forward. just not as simple forward. it's just not as simple as with transport as that with transport logistics. half the time logistics. i mean, half the time these are on strike these trains are on strike anyway then have anyway and then fans have to book, book, book, book, hotels have to book, book, travel, not as travel, etc. so it's not as simple as just changing it round. but his quotes were quite were steve. and he were quite strong steve. and he said, i just don't understand how survived. it's how we survived. it's unacceptable play unacceptable to let us play today. for the today. it's impossible for the health players. it's health

london 2012, the final of the european championship 2020, and the match, the so- called finalista, is wembleyis encrypted on the screen. dynamo. dynamo society. that's right. here we see the dynamo minsk football club, then the dynamo molodechnoye hockey club and the dynamo football club. all this is about dynamo, then we need to guess the athlete ilian mbape ilian mbape, that’s right, the eife tower points to psg, and his nickname is danatela or turtle. let's continue, the sport, water polo, water polo, here, in fact, everything is clear, everything is logical. let's move on. and the last question for today, time has come to an end, we need to guess the spanish team, the spanish team, it was they who won all these tournaments that we had on the screen, well , if in the first question there was a little, as i understand it, there was some kind of misunderstanding of the task, then everything went fine, i say correctly, 100%. let's continue. minsk, but also for the national team, as for playing for the national team, which match was especially memorable? i probably remember the solsom away mat

starting with football and manchester city are through to the fa cup final after beating chelsea at wembleyeague midweek by scoring the only goal of the game in the 84th minute. the result takes city, who are the fa cup holders and premier league leaders, into anotherfinal. but their manager pep guardiola had plenty to say about the scheduling of the match and concern for his players who'd had a hard game in spain. here he is with the bbc pitch side team after the game. it's for the health of the players. yeah. it's not normal. honestly, it's not normal. yeah. so because i wouldn't have the courage to tell you the defeat that we should have. it is not possible. it is unacceptable to do 120 minutes. all of you are football players — the emotion too, madrid, the final, the way we lose and everything, so honestly, so i know this country is special for many things, but it's for the health of the players. so i don't understand how we survived today. i don't understand it. in the premier league, it's a huge weekend for the teams at the bottom of the table, hoping to avoid relegation, but sheffiel

sunday's fa cup semifinal at wembley brings together manchester united and a man who's credited withs is now the manager of championship team coventry, but legend has it that his goal for united in the fa cup — when they were struggling in the early years of alex ferguson's reign — helped save his boss' job. what followed at old trafford was two decades and more of historic achievement, ensuring that robins' link to his former club endures to this day. it puts into perspective. united have always been a top, top club and to be involved in that was a brilliant experience. to win the competition, i had just been brought into the team in the squad and played a part in the run—up to the finals. so it was a brilliant time. what can i say? it's part of my experience, part of my footballing background and history but it was a long time ago. lionel messi scored twice as inter miami came from a goal down to beat nashville 3—1 in florida. trailing to a franco negri own goal inside two minutes, messi dragged his side level nine minutes later, before team—mate sergio busequets scored his first g

get under way for the home nations today, with the defending champions england taking on sweden at wembleygood afternoon. the israeli military has sacked two senior officers after the air strikes on a convoy in gaza this week which left seven aid workers dead — three of them british. israel has now given its first detailed account about how and why it carried out the attack. it says its drone operators wrongly assumed hamas fighters had taken over the convoy in a serious violation of procedures. meanwhile, the israeli government is now opening up new routes for aid deliveries into gaza — the erez crossing here in the north, and also the port of ashdod in israel. it follows a warning from us presidentjoe biden that israel must do more to help civilians in gaza. here's our diplomatic correspondent paul adams. the investigation�*s finding starstart, it should never have happened. the devastating attack on monday, a combination of mistaken identification and bad decision—making. the israeli army has been given more details about what they say happened on monday night —— been giving. half an ho

we're starting with an extraordinary game of football at wembley stadium today where manchester unitedat the championship side — coventry city on penalties but only after throwing away a 3nil lead. and they very nearly lost the shoot out — casemiro doing a barnado silva, then they were thrown a lifeline when coventry missed not one but two of their spot kicks and rasmus hojland put his away to seal the win for united. the result sets up an all manchester final next month. united will need to perform far better than i did today in that finite manchester city, a repeat of last years final, city won last year, united will be hoping they can turn things around in the final this year but certainly they will have to show an awful lot more composure than they did here against coventry city. in the premier league, everton�*s hopes of staying up were given a huge boost when they beat relegation rivals nottingham forest 2—0. but the result left forest fuming — and the fa are investigating after the club posted an incendiary social media statement on x. forest posted "three extremely poor decisio