west ham a former club of yours, of course.— what's going on? you are looking at the aftermath of finger leaving, problems there, identity of the club, unai emery couldn't address those issues are now you are left with freddie ljungberg picking up the poison chalice and not starting off in a great vein of form. ursula is a key player who is not performing he does not seem interested. a whole host of problems at arsenal, addison is they get a new the better. freddie ljungberg. is this something he can fix quickly? is it down to him the squad? is it down to him the squad7m is it down to him the squad? if you compare him to duncan ferguson, you will not mess with duncan ferguson, you will do exactly as he says. i played with freddie at west ham, he doesn't, he is not the type of character to just straighten out the dressing room, if there are issues within the club and their public carry on going. it is a tough one for him in his first real managerial position that he has got to address these issues. you had a brief spell with him

everyone at west ham is sir trevor brooking. will be very sa everyone will be very sad, martin... tice really, tojoin west youngster, young apprentice really, to join west ham youngster, young apprentice really, tojoin west ham in' 65, when a win today cup winners' cup and the uefa cup the year before, and then we said west ham won the world cup, because of the three lads there. they were key people, and i was exceptionally lucky to be an apprentice at the club when they we re apprentice at the club when they were training and everything, and they made my debut up it burnley with all three of those still in the team. people like martin were intrigued at how suddenly it grew more and more important. martin never levelled anything like that, he was very low—key and good company, but never went looking for any headlines. liverpool have won the fifa club world cup after beating flamengo1—0 in extra time. the main incident of the 90 minutes came in injury time when the referee awarded liverpool a penalty after sadio mane was brought down. he then reversed his decision after looking at t

at the time, west ham, yeah, they did 0k, your career.of big clubs, if you sort of looked at it now, it wouldn‘t be the top six as far adds sides —— as sides, but it was affectionately thought of. we played some great football and won some great games and lost some and martin was a very part with bobby and geoff in creating. they could never invest in a big enough squad to be winning the league. but martin then of the three left, was the first to leave. he went to spurs. he got trophies there. and you mentioned going to norwich and 200 games. if you speak to spurs and norwich people, they loved him, because of way he was committed on the pitch and the way he always had time for supporters off it and that was the big thing. he was that is why hummen was a great —— humble was a great word. he enjoyed his career, but never looked to make the most of it in the way some others do. trevor brooking. let‘s go to qatar, where liverpool are playing flamengo in the final of the club world cup. it finished 0—0 after normal time but the main incident

join west ham in 1965 and they had won the fa cup and in 66, as you said, we all said west ham won thether goalkeeper —— goal scorer. i was lucky to be an apprentice at the clu b was lucky to be an apprentice at the club when they were training and i made my debut with all three of them still in the team. people were intrigued. martin never levelled it 01’ intrigued. martin never levelled it or anything, he was low—key but as i say very humble and would company but stop —— never went looking for any headlines. liverpool have won the fifa club world cup — after beating flamengo 1—0 in extra time. the main incident of the 90 minutes came in injury time when the referee awarded liverpool a penalty after sadio mane was brought down. he then reversed his decision after looking at the var monitor. but then roberto firmino, who scored the winner in the semi—final did the same again. it's the first time liverpool have won the competition in their history. game after game after game they really showed their desire to take the next step and win the next game, show their desire to win the next ch

david moyes never wanted to leave west ham in the first place.ded not to renew his contract, instead opting for the high calibre manager of manuel pellegrini. now moyes returns with a point to prove. you got rid of him at the end of the season, why bring him back 18 months later? i'm as surprised as everyone else, but if he can do thejob, then good on him. new manager, new start, let's get behind him and support west ham like we should. and the hard work starts now for moyes, with west ham hovering one point above the relegation zone. and due to host fellow strugglers bournemouth on new year's day. jo currie, bbc news, london. there's more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel. now on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. goodbye. hello and welcome to sportsday, with me, sarah mulkerrins. david moyes says he aims to give west ham no choice but to extend his 18 month contract, after being appointed as the club's manager. he kept the club in the premier league in his first stint in charge, a six—month spell as caretaker manager two

for an hour they stumbled relying on west ham's mercy. the next goal seemed a matter of time.ok five minutes and came at the other end. gabrielle martinelli had started something remarkable for the strike released a forgotten energy. six minutes later, nicolas pepe scored a goal of the kind he had long promised. with hammerheads still swimming, here was pierre—emerick aubameyang with the third. after weeks of gloom, nine minutes of glory, enough to shift the clouds for west ham and manuel pellegrini. we have a lot to work on. a lot of things that we can see that we need to get on the pitch to fix, but at least they have been under a lot of pressure for weeks and weeks, but they had the mental strength to do that today away from home. amazing what they did. i know the pressure they have been under. ijust want to enjoy the day—to—day end for them to enjoy the day—to—day end for them to enjoy the day—to—day end for them to enjoy the evening, and then we work again tomorrow. time now for the some of the day's other sport stories. england will gear up for euro 2020 with a friendly

as well as soul—searching, west ham will be looking for a new guide.emier league, manchester united moved up to fifth in the table with a 2—0 win at burnley. charlie taylor was at fault for united's opener. he was dispossessed by andreas pereira, who fed anthony martial for his third goal in two games over the festive period. marcus rashford scored with pretty much the last kick of the game, catching burnley out as they pressed for an equaliser. and watford's revival under new manager nigel pearson continues. they survived a sending off to beat fellow strugglers aston villa 3—0. the win leaves them three points away from escaping the relegation zone. at the bottom of the table, brighton beat bournemouth 2—0, but it was a hugely emotional reaction from alireza jahanbakhsh after scoring his first goalfor the club. the iranian striker was moved to tears after shooting from 16 yards out. it was his 27th appearance for brighton. elsewhere everton beat newcastle 2—1, norwich and tottenham drew 2—2. england's cricketers will resume their pursuit of the 376 ru

that winner for leicester left west ham just one point above the bottom three.ying second—tier football in the former olympic stadium unthinkable for the owners. they planned so much more when they hired pellegrini, who won the premier league with manchester city in 2014. he spent big on the likes of felipe anderson and led the hammers to tenth in the table last season. but after a promising start, the bubble burst by late autumn. speaking yesterday, he acknowledged the fans had reasons not to be cheerful. they deserve a better performance. we are trying to find which is the way to do it. i think that the players want to do it, but i admit the pressure and the lack of confidence and the lack of results is difficult. it's the time of year for taking stock of where you are and where you're going. as well as soul—searching, west ham will be looking for a new guide. patrick geary, bbc news. as we mentioned, david moyes is one of the names in the frame to replace pellegrini, but others have been mentioned including sam allardyce who managed the club between 2011 and

former west ham and tottenham midfielder martin peters, who scored england's second goal in the 1966 p final against west germany, has died aged 76. he'd been suffering from alzheimer's disease. martin peters spent a large part of his career at west ham. the club released a statement on their website announcing his death saying... 0ur sports correspondent napoli pirks looks at back at the life and remarkable career of martin peters. with all eyes on hurst, the danger from martin peters went unnoticed. it is a goal! peters! little wonder they called him the ghost. there's martin peters, the man who scored the goal which could well win the world cup for england. it didn't of course, geoff hurst claimed that accolade. he had a different take. if i hadn't have scored, we would have lost 2—1. it was an important goal. his journey to world cup greatness began seven years earlier, instead of following his father's foot step, west ham came calling. he made his debut for the hammers in 63. sir alf ramsay said his style and ability was ten years ahead of his time, but he didn't receive his firs

that winner for leicester left west ham just one point above the bottom three.nthinkable for the owners. they planned so much more when they hired pellegrini, who won the premier league with manchester city in 2014. he spent big on the likes of felipe anderson and led the hammers to tenth in the table last season. but after a promising start, the bubble burst by late autumn. speaking yesterday, he acknowledged the fans had reasons not to be cheerful. they deserve a better performance. we are trying to find which is the way to do it. i think that the players want to do it, but i admit the pressure and the lack of confidence and the lack of results is difficult. it's the time of year for taking stock of where you are and where you're going. as well as soul—searching, west ham will be looking for a new guide. patrick geary, bbc news. the busy festive schedule continues today with a london derby at two o'clock. arsenal — who are 12th — host fourth place chelsea. liverpool — who are ten points clear at the top of the table are at home to wolves at four, while defendi

as well as soul—searching, west ham will be looking for a new guide.llegrini? here's the bbc match of the day analyst danny murphy. lack of energy and fitness, either the fitness regime at the club or lack of belief in the manager. plenty of ability in the squad but the performance i saw today was a group of players not playing for the manager. they have lost more points from winning positions than any other team, and that is not acceptable. the busy festive schedule continues today with a london derby at 2 o'clock. arsenal — who are 12th — host 11th place chelsea. liverpool — who are ten points clear at the top of the table are at home to wolves at 11.30, while defending champions manchester city host sheffield united at six. three—time grand slam winner andy murray is out of next month's australian open. he had only recently returned from almost two years of hip problems, and then a pelvic injury troubled him towards the end of the season. although murray is back on court, he's decided not

as well as soul—searching, west ham will be looking for a new guide.sport website. the lawyer representing the family of a british father and his two children who drowned in a resort swimming pool in spain on christmas eve wants a more detailed investigation into their deaths. the hotel on the costa del sol insists the pool was working normally — but the mother of the children says all three could swim. helena wilkinson has more. this is gabriel diya with his nine—year—old daughter, comfort. they both died, as did her brother, praise emmanuel. mr diya's wife and the children's mother, 0lubunmi diya, says all three could swim and suggested there was something wrong with the pool. police say there was nothing wrong with it, but the family lawyer has questioned that. translation: if the spanish police can give us a possible cause for this tragic incident, we might do a parallel investigation with experts to find out what happened. it's very rare for three people to die in the centre of a swimming pool — especially in the case of a tall, hefty man. earlier

as well as soul—searching, west ham will be looking for a new guide.rsenal — who are 12th — host fouth place chelsea. liverpool — who are ten points clear at the top of the table — are at home to wolves at 4.30, while defending champions manchester city host sheffield united at six. the scottish premiership has its final round of games before the winter break today. and what a way to finish 2019 — the old firm derby. celtic host rangers, first versus second. a win for celtic would be a 12th league victory in a row and would take them eight points clear. i'm really delighted with the run of wins. no matter who we have played, no matter where we have been, no matter what the context has been, conditions, it has been a heavy month, they have played absolutely brilliantly at times and have played with a bit of a swagger and won the games. they are under the spotlight all the time. everyone is looking for a chink in the armour but they find ways to win games. in the main, they have won the games really well and that is a big plus for the players. that's all

as well as soul—searching, west ham will be looking for a new guide.nley. charlie taylor was at fault for united's opener. he was dispossessed by andreas pereira, who fed anthony martial for his third goal in two games over the festive period. marcus rashford scored with pretty much the last kick of the game, catching burnley out as they pressed for an equaliser. the video assistant referee caused controversy in three matches, including norwich city's home match with tottenham. teemu pukki was denied by the tiniest of margins. that would have put his side two nil up at half—time. spurs came from behind twice to earn a 2—2 draw. and watford's revival under new manager nigel pearson continues. they survived a sending off to beat fellow strugglers aston villa 3—0. the win leaves them three points away from escaping the relegation zone. england's cricketers will resume their first test against south africa this morning, with hopes of an unlikely victory. they'll restart on 121 for 1, chasing 376 to win in centurion. day three saw far kinder conditions for

david moyes never wanted to leave west ham in the first place.ng them to safety in 2018, the club's owners decided not to renew his contract, instead opting for the high—calibre manager of manuel pellegrini. now moyes returns with a point to prove. you got rid of him at the end of the season, why bring him back 18 months later? i'm as surprised as everyone else, but if he can do thejob, then good on him. new manager, new start, let's get behind him and support west ham like we should. and the hard work starts now for moyes, with west ham hovering one point above the relegation zone. and due to host fellow strugglers bournemouth on new year's day. jo currie, bbc news, london. now it's time for the travel show. mike corey has been travelling across malaysia's biggest state, sarawak. he's ventured deep into the bornean rainforest and explored one of the world's most remote food festivals. this week on the travel show, i'm in the jungles of borneo exploring malaysia's biggest state — sarawak. in the western corner of malaysian borneo, sarawak has som

but despite recent form, it was west ham who started stronger.cored but quickly disallowed for offside. a sign of things to come as something wrong with this finish. his first goal in over two months. west ham felt they had a second as proved too strong for the cement and defence. celebrations though proved premature as the handball was given an review to the rescue of southampton. not long before so that they were left frustrated not by technology but instead by the woodwork. the man denied his danny ings. not once but twice is a stunning strike ruled out this time for an earlier file. it finished one have a zero with the saints unable to find the equaliser. for west ham, victory is an early christmas present. confirmation of those scores. in the scottish premiership, leaders celtic and second place rangers, who arejust two points behind don't play until tomorrow. today, st mirren drew with livingston while there were wins for stjohnstone, ross county and aberdeen, who moved up to third in the table after a 1—0 home win over hamilton academical.

and the ha rd west ham like we should.point above the relegation zone and due to host bournemouth on new year's day. football's law—makers say var shouldn't be "too forensic" when it comes to offsides and should only be used to reverse "clear and obvious" errors. lukas brud, general secretary of ifab, which sets out the laws said, "with var, we see some things that are going in a direction that we may need to re—adjust." five goals in the premier league were ruled out at the weekend for marginal offsides, leading some managers and players to criticise the system. brighton manager, graham potter, weighed in today, suggesting referees and linesman could be replaced by drones and artificial intelligence. the next thing we are going to do is get rid of the referees, get rid of the linesmen because we want everything so correct. i don't understand why we want that. but if we wa nt understand why we want that. but if we want everything so correct, in the end just do away with linesmen, referees, put drones up, use computers, art

david moyes never wanted to leave west ham in the first place.w moyes returns with a point to prove. you got rid of them at the end of the season, why bring him back 18 months later? i'm surprised as everyone else, but if he can do thejob, then good on him. new manager, new start, let's get behind him and support west ham like we should. and the hard work starts now for moyes, with west ham hovering one point above the relegation zone. and due to host fellow strugglers bournemouth on new year's day. jo currie, bbc news, london. the writer, actor, comedian and musician neil innes has died at the age of 75. now, here is neil innes. he was a long term collaborator with the monty python team, writing and performing on the tv series in the seventies. he appeared in the films too, composing songs for ‘monty python and the holy grail‘ and ‘life of brian'. an award—winning musician, he was also a member of the comic band the ruttles. there‘s more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel. we‘re back with the late news at ten. now on bbc one it‘s tim

less optimistic for west ham.o a festive farewell for manuel pellegrini. despite recent form, west ham started stronger. a disallowed goal assign of things to come. west ham thought they had a second, celebrations proving prematurely. the art southampton's rescue. then southampton were left frustrated by the woodwork rather than technology. denied not once but twice, stunning strike ruled out for an earlierferal. twice, stunning strike ruled out for an earlier feral. southampton unable to find the equaliser they remain in trouble. for west ham, victory is an early christmas present. here is the bottom half of the table. at the top of the table though — well who can catch liverpool now. their lead over the rest now 10 points. chelsea 20 points behind in fourth — as close to liverpool as they are to bottom side watford. sheffield united flying in fifth. could all be shaken up in sunday's games with wolves against tottenham and arsenal manchester city but even though we're not at christmas — it look like liverpool's

one of peters' former team mates at west ham is sir trevor brooking.locally and i was except like lucky as a young apprentice to join west ham in‘ 65 when they won the cup winners' cup, the epoch of the year before, and then in‘ 66, they all say that west ham won the world cup because of the three lines there. they were key people and i was exceptionally lucky to be an apprentice at the club when they we re apprentice at the club when they were training and everything and i made my debut up at burnley with all three of those still in the team. people like martin, we were intrigued how it grew in more important. martin never revelled in it or anything, he was very low—key, but very humble and good company. but never went looking for any headlines. liverpool have won the fifa club world cup after beating flamengo1—0 in extra time. the main incident of the 90 minutes came in injury time, when the referee awarded liverpool a penalty after sadio mane was brought down. he then reversed his decision after looking at the var monitor. but then roberto firmino,

new manager, new start, let's get behind him and support west ham like we should.ham one point above the relegation zone and due to host bournemouth on new year's day. football's law—makers say var shouldn't be "too forensic" when it comes to offsides — and should only be used to reverse "clear and obvious" errors. lukas brud, general secretary of ifab, which sets out the laws said: "with var we see some things that are going in a direction that we may need to re—adjust." five goals in the premier league were ruled out at the weekend for marginal offsides, leading some managers and players to criticise the system. brighton manager graham potter weighed in today — suggesting referees and linesman could be replaced by drones and artificial intelligence. the next thing we are going to do is get rid of the referees, get rid of the linesmen because we want everything so correct. i don't understand why we want that. but if we want everything so correct, in the end just do away with linesmen, referees, put drones up, use computers, artificial intelligence. i am sure they

by 1970 his legend at west ham was secure.beautiful goal! what a glorious header that was from martin peters! with tottenham, he went on to win the league cup twice, the uefa cup, and he became club captain. he lived and breathed football. his family said they would find him practising headers in his sleep. but there are fears heading the ball helped cause his disease. like some of his former team—mates, he had been suffering with alzheimer‘s. in the last few years he had withdrawn from public appearances. dementia had robbed him of many of his most precious memories. but he remained one of only two englishmen to ever know the joy of scoring in a world cup final. the emotion wasjust like being struck with lightning. it was just unbelievable. hurst‘s hat—trick may have made history and bobby moore may have lifted the trophy, but peters also left his indelible mark on footballing history. martin peters, who has died at the age of 76. the prime minister has defended the decision to approve a £4 billion takeover of the british def

they beat west ham in the premier league. and can the defending champions reach the last 16 of the champions league? we'll tell you what liverpool and a few others need to do on tuesday. golfing news involving rory mcilroy on the way, but first, to the scandal that has rocked global sport for years and is still rumbling on. russia have been banned from all major global sporting competition for the next four years. the world anti—doping agency handed out the punishment after an investigation found russian officials had tampered with data from an anti—doping lab. as with now, those russian sportspeople who can prove they are clean can still compete, but only as neutrals. our sports editor dan roan has more. it's a sporting superpower, as both host and competitor. but today, russia found itself out in the cold. ever since hosting the winter games in 2014, the country's been mired in an unprecedented doping scandal and now it faces an unprecedented punishment. this morning at a meeting in lausanne, russia hit with a four—year ban

i wonder how that will go down with west ham fans.he table with a 2—0 win at burnley. charlie taylor was culpable for united's opener. he was dispossed by andreas pereira, who fed anthony martial for his third goal in two games over the festive period. marcus rashford scored with pretty much the last kick of the game, catching burnley out as they pressed for an equaliser. elsehwere, brighton beat bournemouth 2—0. everton beat newcastle 2—1 to make it 2 from 2 under carlo ancelotti. spurs twice came from behind to draw with bottom side norwich. southampton shared a 1—1 draw with crystal palace whilst watford are three points from safety after beating aston villa 3—0. three time grand slam winner andy murray is out of the australian open next month. having only recently returned from nearly two years blighted by hip problems, a pelvic injury troubled him towards the end of the season and although he is back on court, he's taken the decision not to travel to australia. he'll continue his rehab and preseason training instead with a view t

west ham are currently in 17th place in the premier league, so he has plenty of work to do.rica, england's cricketers are preparing for the second test in cape town which starts on friday. but the sickness which has affected the camp is still having an impact. here's adam mountford. the opener dom sibley is the latest player to develop sickness symptoms making it 11 members of the squad who have suffered illness, and six of the backroom staff. it is worrying for england that the new cases continue to develop with the cape town test only four days away. there is some better news with chris woakes and jack leach out of quarantine. joe root and jos buttler are reported to have no injury issues. —— they are reported to be improving and joe root has no injury issues. he looked in pain yesterday after being struck several times on the hands. the england squad fly to cape town tomorrow with the second test starting on friday. after becoming the first woman to win a match at the pdc darts world championship, fallon sherrock has been given a place in all world series of darts events

david moyes never wanted to leave west ham in the first place.ut now he has returned and has things to prove. if you can do the job, then good on him. new manager, new start. let's get behind them and support this town. west ham are hovering one point against the relegation zone, and are due to play at bournemouth on new year‘s day. coming up after the headlines, what are beauty products doing to the planet? we‘ll be finding out in half an hour‘s time, in "unmasked — makeup‘s big secret". it has been another mild day across most of the uk. having said that, a touch of frost tonight in some northern parts of the country. this is where the skies are

by 1970 his legend at west ham was secure. spurs in a deal that made him britain's first £200,000 midfielder. oh, what a beautiful goal! what a glorious header that was from martin peters! with tottenham, he went on to win the league cup twice, the uefa cup, and he became club captain. he lived and breathed football. his family said they would find him practising headers in his sleep. but there are fears heading the ball helped cause his disease. like some of his former team—mates, he had been suffering with alzheimer's. in the last few years he had withdrawn from public appearances. dementia had robbed him of many of his most precious memories. but he remained one of only two englishmen to ever know the joy of scoring in a world cup final. martin peters, who has died at the age of 76. dozens of pesto products are being recalled overfears they may contain traces of peanut without listing it on the label. the products, all made by sauce maker sacla, also include own—brand jars of pesto from supermarkets waitrose and aldi. the f

david moyes never wanted to leave west ham in the first place.act, instead opting for the high—calibre manager of manuel pellegrini. now moyes returns with a point to prove. you got rid of him at the end of the season, why bring him back 18 months later? i'm as surprised as everyone else, but if he can do thejob, then good on him. new manager, new start, let's get behind him and support west ham like we should. and the hard work starts now for moyes, with west ham hovering one point above the relegation zone. and due to host fellow strugglers bournemouth on new year's day. jo currie, bbc news, london. now it's time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins. hello. the final day of the year and the decade, we'll get up to a fairly chilly note across much of northern england, northern ireland and scotland. as we can in cold front has been sliding as i suffers over the last 2a hours, interesting some cold air. to the south of this, something relatively mild. this area of low pressure generating much more cloud across wales, central southern and s

west ham scored the first one. that seemed to sum it up.inutes. amazingly it came at the other end. martinelli had started something remarkable, his strike released a forgotten energy. six minutes later, arsenal's clu b energy. six minutes later, arsenal's club record signing pepe scored the kind of goal he had promised and up until now rarely delivered. with hammerheads still spinning, he was aubameyang with the third. after weeks of gloom, nine minutes of glory, enough to shift the accounts for west ham and manuel pellegrini the night had got darker. we have a lot to work on, a lot of things we can see that we need to get on the training pitch to fix but at least they've been under a lot of pressure for weeks and weeks but they haven't won. so, the mental strength to do that today away from home was a long time ago so really proud. well, ljungberg's happy, the fans are happy and mezut ozil is happy. he tweeted saying... and that win for arsenal features on all this morning's back pages. let's have a look at a few. the mirror headline is "

despite avoiding relegation, moyes‘ record at west ham was not great.ntly in 17th place in the premier league, so he has plenty of work to do. michael van gerwen is a step closer to successfully defending his title at the world darts championship. he's through to the semi finals at alexandra palace after beating darius labanauskas 5 sets to 2. van gerwen now faces england's nathan aspinall. peter wright plays gerwyn price in today's other semi. and after her success at the world championships, fallon sherrock will be the first women to play in the world series of darts next year including the us darts masters in new york, great to see how much she has done for the women's game. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. are you on tomorrow? iam not, are you on tomorrow? i am not, i are you on tomorrow? iam not, i had it off. are you working tomorrow? iam working tomorrow? i am working tomorrow so happy new year and i am working tomorrow so happy new yearand do i am working tomorrow so happy new year and do behave. i will try,

david moyes arriving at west ham with a point to prove.eal to rejoin the ospreys from next season which could see him return to the wales international side. the scrum half is returning to wales after toulon agreed to release him from the final year of his contract for family reasons. he left ospreys in 2018 to join the french side for three years which ruled him out of test selection for his country, but his return will make him available to new wales coach wayne pivac. michael van gerwen is one match away from successfully defending his title at the world darts championship. the world number one is through to the final after beating nathan aspinall 6 sets to 3. van gerwen's trying to win the title for a fourth time. and you wont miss his oppoinent — peter wright who beat gerwyn price — this was a much frostier affair, after wright went over egging on his opponent after winning the first set. which he did not appreciate too much, as you can see. but price got his own back after winning the second set... ..letting rip with a huge cheer whi

despite avoiding relegation, his record at west ham was not great.21 games. west ham are currently in 17th place in the premier league, so he has plenty of work to do. liverpool are 13 points clear at the top of the premier league after their 1—0 win over wolves at anfield yesterday. but once again, var proved a talking point with liverpool's goal initally not given due to a handball, only for that to be overturned by var. wolves also had a goal disallowed, this time for offside. on match of the day 2, ian wright and martin keown gave their thoughts on the technology. the problem is it is making too many people unhappy, to many people are not happy with what is going on, something has to be done with revealing how we are dealing with off site. var isjust revealing how we are dealing with off site. var is just doing revealing how we are dealing with off site. var isjust doing itsjob. would you take off site out of var? would you take off site out of var? would you take off site out of var? would you prefer to go back to human error and then we all go

in the late kick off — it's southampton 0 west ham 1. sebastien haller with west ham's goal.l means in the league then. liverpool's lead now 10 points over leicester who play manchester city next. chelsea will be looking over their shoulder — 20 points behind liverpool — as close to the top as they are to watford at the bottom. and just look at sheffield united flying high in fifth. wolves spurs and arsenal versus manchester city could shake all that up tomorrow karthi. but it looks like liverpool's title to lose. back to october 30th 1937, the likes of grimsby, bolton and blackpool were enjoying life in english football's top tier. manchester united had only won two league titles and were playing in the old second division. their game against fulham at craven cottage started a remarakble sequence that is still continuing to this day. tomorrow, their match against everton will be the 4000th straight game featuring a home grown player in their matchday squad. one of their most successful recent academy graduates marcus rashford told us how important it is for united's identity

angelo, west ham's scorer, making an u nfortu nate angelo, west ham's scorer, making an unfortunate touchthey stumbled, relying on west ham's mercy. the next goal seemed a matter of time. from that site it took around five minutes and amazingly came at the other end. gabrielle started something remarkable, his strike really a forgotten energy. six minutes later, arsenal's pepe delivered a goal that until now he had rarely delivered. embalming and with the third, after weeks of gloom, nine minutes of glory. patrick gearey, bbc news. we have a lot, a lots of work on and a lot of things that we can see. we need to get on the training pitch to fix, but they have been under pressure for weeks and weeks and weeks but haven't won. so to have the mental strength to do that away from home, i'm extremely proud. amazing work, and i know the pressure they have been under. i just want to enjoy the day today and enjoy the evening and we will work again tomorrow. centuries from danni wyatt and tammy beaumont helped england's women to a 75—run win over pakistan. that was in the first one—day internationa

by 1970 his legend at west ham was secure. in a deal that made him britain's first £200,000 midfielder. oh, what a beautiful goal! what a glorious header that was from martin peters! with tottenham, he went on to win the league cup twice, the uefa cup, and he became club captain. he lived and breathed football. his family said they would find him practising headers in his sleep. but there are fears heading the ball helped cause his disease. like some of his former team—mates, he had been suffering with alzheimer's. in the last few years he had withdrawn from public appearances. dementia had robbed him of many of his most precious memories. but he remained one of only two englishmen to ever know the joy of scoring in a world cup final. the emotion wasjust like being struck with lightning. it was just unbelievable. hurst's hat—trick may have made history and bobby moore may have lifted the trophy, but peters also left his indelible mark on footballing history. martin peters, who has died at the age of 76. now on bbc news, it's c

they beat west ham for their first win in ten games, and relief for stand—in manager freddie ljungbergter a relatively dry start on the east, wet and windy weather in the west will move across all areas today. the strongest winds in the north and the west. i will have more inis north and the west. i will have more in 15 minutes. remember the ice bucket challenge. tributes are paid to the man who inspired it, raising more than £150 million for charity. it is tuesday 10 december. our top story: police in new zealand are launching a criminal investigation into the deaths of 13 people after a volcanic explosion at a popular tourist destination. white island remains too dangerous to access, but aerial reconnaissance flights have detected no further sign of life there. doctors treating the 31 injured fear some have suffered burns so severe they may not survive. our correspondent shaima khalil has this report. the prime minister on the sight of where those who were affected by the devastation were first taken, praising those who jumped straight into helper. they worked tirelessly in the most

and they host west ham on wednesday, who are far from happy.in at chelsea may have brought manuel pellegrini time but his west ham bubble mightjust be close to bursting. mauricio pochettino‘s bubble burst at tottenham almost two weeks ago and he's already been replaced. jose mourinho back for a third spell in english football. and looking for a third successive league win. to do that, he will need a victory in familiar territory, return to old trafford for the first time since being sacked by manchester united. last december. two months on, and his successor could now also be heading toward the exit but he is not concerned. sometimes you love, you know, when you read stories about what i've said and staff. at least i know the sources that everyone is talking about, though not sources. they are just made up blatant lies. frank lampard is enjoying himself at his former club, chelsea, with his side forth in the league. although he will be looking for a reaction at home to aston villa after actor back leg defeats for the first time this season. mar

in a statement, west ham said a change was needed to get the club back on track.r—old champion was aiming to play in his first grand slam singles event since melbourne 12 months ago, when he announced that his career might be over because of injury. cricket, and england opener rory burns' unbeaten 77 gave his country hope of chasing an unlikely 376 to beat south africa in the first test in centurion. the opener, who put on 92 for the first wicket with dom sibley, steered england to 121 for1 at the close of day three. england still needs 255 for what would be it's highest run chase. one of the world's rarest birds, the spoon—billed sandpiper, has been successfully reared in captivity for the first time, raising hopes the species can be saved from extinction. it's taken almost a decade, from rescuing eggs in russia's far east wetlands, to breeding two of the birds, at the wildfowl and wetlands trust here in the uk. victoria gill reports. the first sign of a conservation breakthrough. these spoon—billed sandpiper chicks hatched from eggs collected in the far east of

in a statement, west ham said a change was needed to get the club back on track.,000 euros on crowd—funding platforms and have ambitious plans, as gail maclellan reports. zoo de pont scorff in brittany. closed to visitors for the immediate future. if the rewild team's plans succeed, then the zoo will reopen to the public in the middle of 2020, but it won't be the kind of zoo you might expect. for one thing, the animals will not be on public view. translation: actually, we don't want to close the zoo to the public. for us, it's very important that this place stays alive, that people come and continue to have a relationship with living beings. we want to change our vision of wild animals, which are not just consumer goods. we want to take another approach — one that's sensitive and educational. but first, they need to assess the animals that crowd funding helped them to buy. they want, they say, to get them out of the conditions in which they currently live. the rhino is not well. you can really feel the weight of captivity on his shoulders. the black rhino is a fol

west ham's owners then said wanted to go in a different direction — which was pellegrini. be appointed as early as tomorrow, with the hammers just a point and a place above the premier league relegation zone. you have to go back to 2010 for the last time rangers won an old firm derby at celtic park. that run was ended today as a 2—1victory over their arch rivals ignited the scottish premiership title race. steve gerrard's side are just two points behind celtic — with a game in hand — heading into the winter break. watching an entertaining contest was lydia campbell. it's been nearly a decade of domination for celtic but their eight titles in a row mean nothing on derby day. rangers are here to keep a hold on their own title bid, but instead make a copy took a hold of christopherjullien, penalty to celtic. up stepped ryan christie and in jumped allan mcgregor to make the save. minutes later, ryan kent made celtic pay, guiding his shot in. celtic levelled shortly after, but it took a helping hand from 0dsonne edouard to guide callum mcgregor‘s shot home. celtic boss predomin

a point and a place ahead of west ham and just two clear of the relegation zone.l at brighton in the lunchtime game — watched by michael redford. christmas may have come and gone but there was still plenty of festive cheer at the amex stadium ahead of premier league fixtures in 2019 and as a new year draws closer, so does a sense of optimism. nearly 18 months after signing for brighton, he finally had his first goal which tookjust three minutes to arrive although bournemouth were nearly level moments later. josh king denied. after a frantic start, chances became limited, the second goal now crucial. brighton thought they had it thanks to dan burn before technology intervened. var deemed it offside. the goal was disallowed. despite the setback, brighton continued to push. they came close twice. the second goal did arrive and in some style — a moment of magic. brighton's first win against bournemouth in 11 attempts, they head into 2020 in a confident mood. bournemouth, however, are in need of a fresh start. nigel pearson praised his side's intensity and unity as wat

it's currently without goals. just 2a hours on from sacking manuel pellegrini, west ham united look setd at the london stadium. david moyes left the club 18 months ago, after guiding the club to safety in 2018 — with west ham's hierarchy saying they wanted to go in a different direction. it's believed moyes could be appointed as early as tomorrow, with the hammers just a point and a place above the premier league relegation zone. 2010 was the last time rangers won an old firm derby at celtic park. before today that is. their 2—1 victory has breathed fresh life into the scottish premiership title race with steven gerrard's side heading into the winter break just two points behind their glasgow rivals — with a game in hand — after a predictably lively encounter. it was watched by lydia campbell. it's been nearly a decade of domination for celtic but their eight titles in a row mean nothing on derby day. rangers are here to keep a hold on their own title bid, but instead nikola katic took a hold of christopherjullien — penalty to celtic. up stepped ryan christie and injumped allan mcgregor

west ham are just above the relegation zone following their defeat at home to leicester city. this decision coming, you could hear it in the full—time boos as west ham was the ninth match on 12. by evening, manuel pellegrini‘s departure was announced. the chairman said... this black and white fate came courtesy of a man named gray. this black and white fate came courtesy of a man named graym this black and white fate came courtesy of a man named gray. it is demarai gray. that left west ham just a point above the bottom three. relegation unthinkable for the owners. they thought they would get so much more when they hired manuel pellegrini won the premiership with manchester city. he spent big on the likes of felipe anderson and let the hammers to tenth last season but the bubble burst by late autumn. speaking yesterday, he acknowledged the fans had reasons not to be cheerful. they deserve a better performance. you‘re trying to find ways to do it. i think the players wa nt to ways to do it. i think the players want to do it but they feel the pressure on lack of confidence, lack

in a statement, west ham said a change was needed to get the club back on track. pelvic injury. the 32—year—old champion was aiming to play in his first grand slam singles event since melbourne 12 months ago, when he announced that his career might be over because of injury. a new high security hospital has opened here in the uk, replacing the notorious broadmoor psychiatric facility, which housed some of the country's most dangerous offenders. bbc news has been given exclusive access to the new facility, where staff and patients contributed ideas for the design. 0ur health editor, hugh pym, reports. broadmoor has as much security as a prison, but it's reluctant to discuss its business because the people there are patients. the old image of broadmoor, a bleak security institution housing among its patients some notorious killers since it opened in the 19th century. but as a mental health hospital the building latterly was unfit for purpose. i think broadmoor, it's fair to say, has been criticised about the environments for quite a long time now. they've been modif