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this weekend marked 100 years since the first match at wembley stadium — the 1923 fa cup final betweenst wembley goal, and keeper dick pym — are getting blue plaques to recognise their achievements. phil cunliffe reports the only time you didn't need a ticket for the fa cup final was the very first time at wembley and it lead to chaos.— very first time at wembley and it lead to chaos. people want to see the match but _ lead to chaos. people want to see the match but there _ lead to chaos. people want to see the match but there were - lead to chaos. people want to see the match but there were also i the match but there were also intensely curious about wembley stadium as the caller that the empire stadium. the stadium as the caller that the empire stadium.— stadium as the caller that the empire stadium. stadium as the caller that the emire stadium. ., ., , empire stadium. the ground was full and that was — empire stadium. the ground was full and that was when _ empire stadium. the ground was full and that was when those _ empire stadium. the ground was full and that was when those left

thing i know most crowd, when you think about it, i wembley stadium and the usa has 90000 capacity. 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 heari

wembley stadium witnessed a fairy tale championship play off final yesterday and today's league two finalo be relegated, carlisle ended it popping champagne corks after beating stockport county. it was a nerve—jangling 120 minutes plus penalties, with victory masterminded by carlisle's local heroes, as nick parrott reports. carlisle were last promoted in 2006 when paul simpson guided them to the league 2 title. 17 years on, he did it again. he returned to his home town club in february last year and save them from relegation. he is used to beating the odds, but when carlisle's john used to beating the odds, but when carlisle'sjohn melhuish deflected this past his own goalkeeper, simpson might have feared his run of defeats might become six. it might have been too much to overturn, but on the hour mark, simpson started making changes and they paid off with substitute patrick sending the game to extra time. he was not the only hero. carlisle's thomas holy and stockport�*s ben should shoot out. they had spent the last two weeks preparing for the scenario and it turned out to be time well spe

finally, chelsea and manchester united go head to head in the women's fa cup final at a sold—out wembley stadium currie reports. manchester united fan izzy gavin never thought she would see the club she would see the club's women's team play in a major final at wembley. but this weekend, she is joining the many fans heading to london hoping to see them lift their first fa cup. a dream, going and are watching your club at wembley and it's a dream for the players knowing that they have managed it for the first time, it is history, they've got to the final. they have just got to go and enjoy it and it is surprising that we have got here but i don't think any other team deserves it. united only formed a professional women's team in 2018, many years after most other premier league clubs. their journey to wembley caps a remarkable rise for the side, who are now seeking their first major trophy. another tackle for chelsea. another title for chelsea. standing in their way, full winners and defending champions, chelsea. no, i don't think we are underdogs, to be honest. when we played in the league, it wa

are playing manchester united in the fa cup final which got under way in front of a sold out wembley stadiuma are looking to win the trophy for a third year in a row whilst this is united�*s first time in the final. it�*s currently goalless with x minutes played. barcelona can become la liga champions later. a win at the catalan derby at espanyol and it will bejob done. elsewhere, 10—man valencia boosted their survival hopes with a 2—1win against celta vigo. third place atletico have just got underway in their match against elche. in the netherlands, ajax�*s match against groninegen has been the clubs ownership. supporters made their way on to the pitch afterjust ten minutes, to protest the clubs relegation from the dutch top flight. it is the second time this season that groningen have had a game called off due to the behaviour of fans. the fourth and final place in the nba�*s conference finals will be decided later with game seven of the eastern conference semi final series between the boston celtics and philadelphia 76ers. meanwhile, after the phoenix suns went out of the playoffs to the

billed as the biggest and richest game in football, coventry city face luton town at wembley stadiumive now to fans of both clubs ahead of the game before they make the trip to wembley. thank you to both of you forjoining me. i have george, who is a fan of luton town, and hannah who supports coventry. george, what has this season been like for you? you have had a change of manager, but here you are. it had a change of manager, but here ou are. . , , . , you are. it has been incredible. one ofthe you are. it has been incredible. one of the things — you are. it has been incredible. one of the things that _ you are. it has been incredible. one of the things that stood _ you are. it has been incredible. one of the things that stood out - you are. it has been incredible. one of the things that stood out was - you are. it has been incredible. one of the things that stood out was we | of the things that stood out was we were having a good season before nathan jones left, were having a good season before nathanjones left, we were worried we would lose momentum, if we would drop away. he has

the first time ever wembley stadium is sold out for the occasion.nt record crowd standing at 19,000 but with a capacity of 90,000 sunday's game could almost double that. the increase in ticket sales is largely being put down to the impact to the lioness is a euro when here last summer that has had on bring more fans here to the game. those attending this weekend may notjust be a part of history, but will witness it on the pitch as well. as manchester united's women's team play in their first major final. united only formed a professional women's site in 2018, many years after most other primarily clubs. the journey to wembley here caps a remarkable rise to the side forjust five years. standing in their way however our four—time winners and defending champions chelsea. and it will be the london side to start the final as favourites. the two clubs are also locked in a tight battle for the dip usl title meeting this final could be the first piece in a league and cup double for each site. but whatever happens on the pitch on sunday this cup final is sai

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outside wembley stadium, luton fans were making the most of their team's momentous win.t win, it is going to mean so much to so many people _ going to mean so much to so many people lt— going to mean so much to so many --eole. . , . going to mean so much to so many people-_ up _ going to mean so much to so many people-_ up the - going to mean so much to so many people._ up the town! i people. it really is. up the town! very tense- _ people. it really is. up the town! very tense. first _ people. it really is. up the town! very tense. first half _ people. it really is. up the town! very tense. first half we - people. it really is. up the town! very tense. first half we were i people. it really is. up the town! j very tense. first half we were all over them, second half was worrying. penalties were stressful as anything but we are there! we have done it! we have done it! taste but we are there! we have done it! we have done it!— but we are there! we have done it! we have done it! we will be talking about that a _ we have done it! we will be talking about that a lot _ we hav

the jacksonville jaguars meanwhile will come to england twice, playing at wembley and the tottenham hotspur stadium team has played two regular season games outside the us in the same season. five regular season games will be held in europe for the first time in 2023, with two in germany also being a first. fresh from winning his most recent tournament in france, andy murray has been brought back down to earth with a bump. he was beaten in the opening round of the italian open by fabio fognini, losing in three sets in rome. it was murray's first appearance on the rome clay since 2017, as he targets a return to the french open which begins later this month. elsewhere, andrey rublev and holger rune may be a couple of the best tennis players currently on the atp tour, but they've shown that they perhaps need to work on their other games. before a practice session earlier this week, the pair decided to have a game of rock, paper, scissors but had difficulty coordinating their first two attempts. third time's a charm, though, and the pair got there in the end! as far as sporting setbacks go, losing your

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the'll take place at the tottenham hotspur stadium and wembley.e next year, with two in germany also being a first. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today. the first footballer to play at five world cups has died aged 93. mexico's legendary goalkeeper antonio carbajal played at the tournaments in brazil, switzerland, sweden, chile and england between 1950 and 1966. he held the record for 32 years until it was equalled by germany's lothar matthaus in 1998. barcelona captain sergio busquets has confirmed he'll leave the club at the end of the season after 18 years. the former spain midfielder has played 718 matches for the spanish giants, the third—most in the club's history — winning eight la liga titles, seven copa del reys, seven spanish super cups and three champions leagues. england wing abby dow will leave harlequins at the end of this season for an "exciting opportunity" with ealing trailfinders. fresh from scoring six tries in the recent six nations, dow's move will see her playing for trailfinders in

off here at wembley stadium . place in a way he'll lift the place in a way that frank just that maybe frank lampard just didn't do because he's a bit intense lampard intense character. frank lampard pochettino in there with pochettino will go in there with his backroom staff he's his backroom staff and he's going the contract in going to sign the contract in the weeks or the the next couple of weeks or the next him. next week. i like to call him. we call him posh. we do like to call him posh. yeah i do. i was telling yeah well, i do. i was telling you, i'll tell that. you, i'll tell you that. but i struggled. the struggled. i struggled in the first i was calling first few weeks. i was calling him potosino ages. oh, him potosino for ages. oh, you see, know, him potosino for ages. oh, you see, - know, that's- him potosino for ages. oh, you see, - know, that's what - see, you know, that's what nonoene—notl see, you know, that's whati noopene—not o happens when you're not a professional. _ happens when you're not a. p

abbey, then they closed it for six rebuild it into six months to rebuild it into some sort of wembley stadium civic society and people more generally were being well represented across the country and through all the organisations that were there in the abbey. and, you know, that's that's fine. and none of us should carp and quibble about that. this is a state occasion on showing britain off to the world and i thought we did it very well and do you think it perhaps sets the republican cause back a bit? we have seen nutte— cause back a bit? we have seen entte e— cause back a bit? we have seen entte e tet— cause back a bit? we have seen entte e tet et— cause back a bit? we have seen quite a lot of polling— i i 7 we have seen quite a lot of polling this week.— quite a lot of polling this week. vve— quite a lot of polling this week. we know about the preteetetet — week. we know about the protesters, which i'm going to eet— protesters, which i'm going to eet ven— protesters, which i'm going to eet ven attent— protesters, which i'm going to ask you about in— protesters, which i'm going to ask you a

wembley. come on! they achieved it in a stadium that is quite literally close to their hearts.g 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 mosque agrees. his windows were smashed by away fans in the �*80s — now worshippers hand out chocolates to fans. yeah, the kenny is wonderful. once it's full up, the noise is just incredible, and you can hear it from, you know, a mile away, s

wembley. come on! they achieved it in a stadium that is quite literally close to their hearts.illion 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 hand out chocolates to fans. yeah, the kenny is wonderful. once it�*s full up, the noise is just incredible, and you can hear it from, you know, a mile away sort of thing. well, it would be incredible to see the biggest players here but unlike

the jacksonville jaguars will come to england twice — playing at wembley and the tottenham hotspur stadiumular season games outside the us in the same season. five regular season games will be held in europe for the first time in 2023, with two in germany also being a first. and that's all the sport for now. now to ukraine and the fighting for bakhmut — which has become one of the bloodiest battles since russia invaded. the first shots were fired there nine months ago — and while russian forces have been slowly advancing, it's been at a heavy cost — with tens of thousands of casualties. reporting from the area is incredibly dangerous. 0ur defence correspondentjonathan beale and his cameraman lee durant went to the frontline of the battle and sent us this special report. a rare pause in this, the longest, bloodiest battle of the war so far. butjust a few hundred metres away, the russians are still waiting, still trying to encircle the city of bakhmut nearby. ukraine's president calls it a fortress of ukrainian morale. but like these trenches, it's under attack every hour of every day. gunfi

roger taylor's hosue, practising with him ahead of the wembley stadium show. # somebody, somebody...ant to do that! it has been a delight seeing you today. thank you so much, and good luck on saturday night. appreciated. cheers! sam ryder is like a massive blast of energy and some people with me on the sofa who know what it is like to perform at eurovision, morning to everyone. let's now speak tojemini — made up of singers gemma abbey and chris cromby. they were our 2003 uk eurovision entry with the song cry baby, written by martin isherwood, who is also with us. we will go back in tiny bits of people are reminded of the song. let's have a listen and chat. # buy, buy, baby. lie to me baby # buy, buy, baby. lie to me baby # baby, buy, buy. —— cry, cry, baby, night me baby, survive without you, baby bye—bye ba by bye — bye # ba by, bye— bye # baby, bye—bye # baby, bye—bye # i must have been crazy bye—bye, baby, cry, cry, baby. # i must have been crazy bye-bye, baby. cry. cry. baby-— baby, cry, cry, baby. now, ladies and gentlemen, _ baby, cry, cry, baby. now, ladies and gentlemen, we _

the new season — the jacksonville jaguars will come to england twice — playing at wembley and the tottenham hotspur stadiumamatic wet day of racing at the giro d'italia — britain's mark cavendish crashed sideways across the line to finish fifth on stage 5, while world champion and race favourite remco evenepoel hit the deck twice — the first time because of a stray dog. drew savage reports. mark cavendish began stitch five hoping to add to the 16th victories but it's often the most unpredictable of these tours and today was no exception. it was not the wet conditions that cause the first incident, world champion was down and what it cost it, replace found the culprit, a stray dog bed and run into the teller. the belgian took a while to get going again although he appeared to be ok. for more misfortune was to affect him running to the finish and clipped by another writer and went down again. staying second in the overall standings but was clearly angry. and there was not a happy ending for cavendish, caitlin groves won the finish after being knocked off balance and slid across the line in fifth place. remar

of the month, and again on the 3rd ofjune when thousands of football fans are set to travel to wembley stadiumikes tomorrow. we're joined now by mick whelan, general secretary of the aslef union. good morning. thanks very much for talking to us on breakfast today. why are you striking today, what's deal has not been reached that you would like to have been seen? $5 deal has not been reached that you would like to have been seen? as you know, would like to have been seen? as you know. naga. — would like to have been seen? as you know. naga. we _ would like to have been seen? as you know, naga, we have _ would like to have been seen? as you know, naga, we have spoken - would like to have been seen? as you know, naga, we have spoken many. know, naga, we have spoken many times before, we haven't had a pay rise for four years. we times before, we haven't had a pay rise forfour years. we have times before, we haven't had a pay rise for four years. we have sat down with good faith with the company continually trying to find a way forward and at some point people are going to realise that these are go

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time to force a penalty shootout in the national league playoff final against chesterfield at wembley stadiumer team deserves it. united only formed a professional women's team in 2018, many years after most other premier league clubs. theirjourney to wembley caps a remarkable rise for the side who are now seeking their first major trophy. commentator: another title for chelsea. - standing on their way are four time winner's and defending champion's chelsea. no, don't think we are underdogs, to be honest. when we played in the league it was i—0 and i think we actually dominated the game, we played really well and that result could easily have gone a different way. i think we need to take that sort of performance into the cup final and maybe youth will prevail in the end. manchester united and chelsea are also locked in a tight battle for the wsl title, meaning this final could be the first piece in a cup and leave leak double four either side. honestly, when you have back—to—back games you spend most of your days asking what day of the week it is, let alone which tournament it is. it's anothe

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stadium in the u. k. it has 90000 capacity. we're looking at 3 and a half times the wembley capacity, right. the huge amounts of people that and i know the world 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. so you said it's time to forget differences and for 85000000 people in the country to peacefully unite. he did it, he did, he did taken by me to say that no country will push chucky around. he did also say that european countries have published negative news about turkey and about president of the one. you said that if you were a scene who was truthful on the world stage, we can get many more details to this across live. it's about a pop pause midnight right now. it both ankara and it's done both and all tease motor. i'd have mommy joining us to it's been a long day for us.

the second leg is at the riverside stadium on wednesday when both sides will know whether it's luton or sunderland awaiting in the final. next to wembleyow. that's a world record crowd for a women's domestic game. this was manchester united's first time in the final, but they were beaten by a sam kerr winner as katie gornall reports: the women's fa cup final as you have never seen it before, sold out at wembley. forthe never seen it before, sold out at wembley. for the fans and the sport, this was already a moment to celebrate. inside wembley was a cauldron of colour. this chelsea team are no stranger to the big occasion and are here for the third 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,

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