david, chelsea see it as joins us tonight. david, chelsea see itasa joins us tonight. david, chelsea see it as a big misunderstanding. you have played in the position. it is not really for a goalkeeper to decide when he comes off the field of play, surely? it looks as though he has deliberately undermined his manager in the situation. yes, we can say that. i mean, before all the state m e nts can say that. i mean, before all the statements were made after the match, what happened could have went either way. it could have been a tactical substitution, or it could have been one that was taken because of the injury and the cramps to kepa. now, in the second instance of the india, i think it is a collective responsibility with the medical staff, manager and player, but ultimately, if it is not a tactical substitution, if it is solely down to the worry about an injury hindering him in the penalty shoot out, then the final decision comes with the player. if it is not a had not which you have to take the responsibility out of the pia's hands and you have to take the responsib

but with silverware at stake, chelsea we re with silverware at stake, chelsea were braced for it. city were restricted, and though sergio aguero did find the net, check with the video replays ruled he had strayed offside. after holding firm, chelsea found the sucker punch themselves, with a best chance of the much missed. frustration for a manager fighting for validation from the blues. maurizio sarri's exasperation would boil over with this in extra time. here, his goalkeeper is refusing to be substituted with penalty kick living. the player eventually overruled the manager. that overshadowed chelsea's efforts and left maurizio sarri furious. with a shoot out to decide it, his mood got no better, watching this happen. this meant raheem sterling could win it for city to stop sealing a trophy that could be the first of four or one season. but this cup final will be remembered for one remarkable exchange. this cup final will be remembered for one remarkable exchangem this cup final will be remembered for one remarkable exchange. it was raheem sterling who stole the show with the fin

that is chelsea, the title holders, that is chelsea, the title holders, that is tough. they knocked out arsenal yesterday, that game is that a repeat of the final last year, so chelsea the visiting durham. in the final type. number eight. manchester city, the current league leaders, they are through after a 3—0 win over tottenham hotspur in the championship yesterday. and that is liverpool. manchester city facing liverpool. manchester city facing liverpool in the final quarter final tie. thank you very much for that role, let's take a good reminder, if we can if we have the graphic lined up. and we have it here. confirmation of those quarterfinals that will take place on march the 17th reading against manchester united, west ham united will visit aston villa, durham have the championship will host chelsea, the titleholders and manchester city, the current wsl league leaders will host liverpool. 0ut the current wsl league leaders will host liverpool. out of those li/li—finals, which ones you think is the tastiest? i think manchester city against liverpool. it was a t

chelsea did not offer anything after the break. many chelsea fans left before the final was self. difficult, we hear what both managers have to say about this match now. an absolute massive result. we have honestly had some criticism after the last game, we did not create a lot. tonight was a tough, tough game, and i have to say that everyone, down to a t, did absolutely will be asked about them. i think that tonight we were like because we played very good first half, and by the end of the first half, we have to work and we have to speak, and we have to find the more aggressive, more determination to the situation in both boxes. manchester united progressed. a great way for them to dance back at the champions league at psg last week. yet, it was that was the one defeat for manchester united, that is the one blip, and there is no shame to lose it to ps6 given how well find that they are, the types of plays they have a better team. you'll be looking for a response from manchester coming into this game but by then it eats my pressure on them. you wonder how much time sarri has here

and powerhouse football club chelsea appeals of pan am signing players until twenty twenty the team has been accused of breaching rules about signing minor. waiter welcome to the program we start in venezuela where the standoff between the countries rival leaders is playing out as a battle of the bands groups from the opposing political camps have organized rival concerts near kuta a colombian city on the venezuelan border british billionaire richard branson is backing the opposition concert. which is underway with an audience of tens of thousands grants and is hoping to raise one hundred million dollars for food and medical aim the other concert meanwhile is backed by venezuela's embattled president nicolas maduro who says the aid is a pretext for u.s. military intervention he has closed venezuela's border with brazil to prevent the delivery of aid at least one civilian has been killed after government troops opened fire on our correspondent javier are with us in kuta close to the colombian border where both concerts are taking place cover the concert dubbed venezuela aid live is now w

the corner, 2— now, chelsea. —— 2-0, chelsea. and that feeling so good at the moment. it was a tough game. we won, we got three points.” don't want to talk about this. it's really bad. it is hard when you have people that you are close to. you just need to switch that of a not think about it. do you think she is upset about it? i would be if i lost. we hope that love will conquer all. it is half—time in the between... the belarus inside score just before the break. a goal, they arejust just before the break. a goal, they are just about to start the second half. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. good evening. for most parts of the uk, whata good evening. for most parts of the uk, what a beautiful day it was. if you like blue sky and sunshine, there was plenty of that in aberystwyth in west wales and with that sunshine, samadhi, temperatures close to wales got up to 16 degrees, plenty of other places not far behind. average for this time of year is about 7—9d. the temperatures we saw today are

what is positive about sarri chelsea the moment? why would you risk in taking charge of a game against manchester city in their colourful full stop he is gone, he is done for top so that is chris sutton and what about the fans? ben rebuck is a chelsea supporter in london. ben, did you go to the game last night? what do you make of sarri right now? i sold my ticket because everything around the club at the minute is toxic. the atmosphere is not there, the fans are divided. i think last night showed that the fans are now splitting into a mob of sarri hatred and singing about you... you doing with the substitutions, swearing and saying about sarri ball and how much they dislike about. that is the problem at the club at the minute and unfortunately it is down to the manager because he is the one taking the same team each week. and it is getting to the point now that i think the fans have had enough and you are think the fans have had enough and you a re really think the fans have had enough and you are really seeing this at the clu b yo

29 out of the 92 cases that it looked at at chelsea. 0ne 29 out of the 92 cases that it looked at at chelsea. one of those investigated was the former striker. he signed with chelsea when he was 18 but it was claimed he wasn't registered with the faa until a year later. in a statement chelsea says we welcome the fact that fifa accepted there was no breach in relation to 63 of these players but they are disappointed that they have not accepted the club has mac submissions in relation to the remaining 29 players. it says says chelsea acted in accordance with the rules and intends to appeal shortly. the faa is also said it would be appealing the decision. for now though chelsea have the carabao cup final to think about. and between them and their first silverware of the season are the premier league leaders manchester city — who beat chelsea 6—0 this month... the match is at 16.30 on sunday and you can follow it on the bbc sport wesbite. well while the two clubs prepare for sunday's game — city's manager pep guardiola wanted to send

but you don't get more time at chelsea. we know that roman abramovich has a tendency to shake things up when results are not going josie's way. he has made 12 managerial changes in sea takeover in 2003. he is also made five midway through a season. jose mourinho was the first of all of them into us in 2007. lose philippe scolari went around this time ina philippe scolari went around this time in a 2009. the same as andy villas alas, roberto di matteo in 2012 and jose mourinho for the second time. to put that into perspective, when the chelsea have had 13 managers on their abramovich, here is how many days of the big six have had since 2003. arsenal have just had to, liverpool, six. manchester city, seven. manchester united have had six full—time managers in that period and totte n ha m managers in that period and tottenham have had seven. what you say, these lengthy matches are really crunch time for maurizio sarri. malmo in the europa league, and then on sunday, the league cup final against manchester city. a huge london

phil: what does fifa think that chelsea did? are they looking at it as a delibeberate act o or an administstrative oveversight? rob: there is a small amouount f detail so far. wewe often get m more detail w n the appepeals are finalilid. wewe hear a lot of politics from fifafa. there about protecting the wealth of their players. they don't wawant players being moved around internationally under the age of 1 18, unless ty meet partiticular cririteria. your family has been moving anyway for non-footbtballing reasasons. or, you arare from a countntry t has a border closese by. or there is an excxction in europe, if you are betetween the ages o 16-18, yoyou can move aroundnd the european union. thatat is something that will be affected by brexit. clubs can now sign 16-17 euros across europe. they will be able to after brexit. we don't know the extent of the breaches. fifa think i it is seriousus enh to find -- fine 600,000 euros. what they're saying is chelsea isn't taking close enough attention to the youth going in and out of thei

where chelsea suffered their heaviest defeat in nearly 30 years. they were beaten 6—0 by manchester city to put pep guardiola's side back at the top. james burford has more. with both liverpool and spares winning, said he would be helping those are his shooting boots. they didn't have to wait long for the lead, three minutes in fact. silva found space, rahim sterling did the rest. his 15th club goal of the campaign. soon after, it was established that aguero had indeed found the correct footwear, even if you get them a shot from 30 yards, there's every chance this could happen. a premier league screamer, which had chelsea fans screaming at their televisions. this mistake let them tone in for another they are 3— nail down afterjust 19 minutes. a fourth against the side, who lets not forget when that title two years ago. before the man at the moment had the chance to complete back—to—back premier league hat tricks. rahim sterling started it all fitting then that he was the one to finish it chelsea's heaviest premiere to feet, back on top of t

chelsea and their fa ns good as it got. chelsea and their fans can't cope with much more of this. at the final whistle, the booze at one end were mirrored by cheers at the other. as one manager lives to be —— looks to be living on borrowed time, the other could be here to stay. that performance was fantastic. the tactics worked, and we put our infielders near paul to get higher to get them the box more often. so it worked, but the defending second half when we had to was fantastic. chris being out for two months, just playing the game. obviously we've had some criticism after the game against psg, we didn't create a lot. tonight was a tough game, and have to say, everyone down to a tee, they did absolutely what we asked them. and manchester united will be away to wolves in the quarterfinals. here's the draw in full. the ties will be played between 15th and 18th march. in germany, borussia dortmund missed the chance to open up a five—point lead at the top of the bundlesliga. they were held to a goalless draw by bottom of the league nuremburg, who had goalkeeper christian math

chelsea went went this season the league. chelsea went went this season either, but pedro showed the qualities a champion needs, battling in defence, as well as attack. sprays could only manage a single shot on target from karen, as you see hugo makes the headlines, rather than the other. as mentioned it's been a busy night in the premier league. i'm joined by our reporter adam wild. liverpool empa htic win at home to watford, underwhelming on sunday — inspired tonight.. very comfortable for them indeed this evening, liverpool and emphatic when at home to watford. they wear, as you say, underwhelming on sunday. 5- as you say, underwhelming on sunday. 5— nail, they ran out when is this evening, to goes from them in the first half, the second one, if you haven't seen it yet, quite an extra nagel. reeling in from around 12 yards. quite an extraordinary goal in the second half more goals from virgil, two in a manner of moments for him. very comfortable win for them. of course that wasn't the only match this evening, we have p

powerhouse football club chelsea appeals of back again signing players until twenty twenty games which premier league side has been accused of breaching the rules about signing minors. i'm still go welcome to the program. today is day two of the vatican's four day summit aimed at tackling sexual abuse within the catholic church bishops vatican officials experts and cardinals have heard testimony from survivors first about the devastating effects of the abuse that had on their lives many of them suffered in silence others watched as the church they loved covered up reports of sexual abuse but as you'll hear from a survivor in our next reports that culture could be changing. it's was ten years old when his mother died of cancer it was nine hundred eighty six the boy was sent to a relative a catholic priest in a village and has said the clergyman became his foster father. feeling try to create a comfortable atmosphere sitting on the sofa watching t.v. in the evenings. there were caresses leaning on each other and things at some point the next step kiss were always saying i really do love

galatians chelsea plans to appeal the decision. and to discuss further we're joined from london by rob harris if football writer with the associated press rob thank you so much for joining us can you break down for us what exactly it tells he has done and how common is this among the big clubs. well faith that this is all about protection over young players we're so used to hearing about fee for and all the politics involved in the governing body but at the heart of one of their main functions is protecting footballers and there is a ban on the international transfer of players under the age of eighty there's an exception within europe that you can move between sixty and eighty something that will be affected by breck's it potentially and what chelsea are accused of or is engaging in bringing players to the clock under the age of eighteen without properly registering them as well which is under question and this is just yet the latest example of a big club being sanctioned might this we've seen a classic only trip around the drip b

powerhouse football club chelsea appeals are back from signing players until twenty twenty english premier league side has been accused of preaching the rules about signing my. book. i'm phil guy welcome to the program. at least one person has been killed in clashes with the venezuelan army as efforts to bring aid into the country against the orders of president nicolas maduro turned deadly as the violence played out on the border between brazil and venezuela a charity concert begun near the colombian border event organized by the british printing that richard branson is calling on caracas to allow international aid into the country. the concert may have been held on colombian soil but it was all about venezuela. you're going. to perform with. venezuela migrant who sang his signature song mayfly spanish left it's become the unofficial anthem for the several million venezuelans he fled the country's economic crisis some of those migrants attended the concert the emotions of what they've lost still roll. you know. the concert is backed by british billionaire richard branson the los. he's hop

at the other end, chelsea's big hope, who almost set up chelsea's big hope, who almost set upa scoring, chelsea's big hope, who almost set up a scoring, but the finish was over the crossbar. so into extra time they have now gone. both sides getan time they have now gone. both sides get an extra substitution, so some fresh legs, penalty kicks are still a possibility, this has to be decided tonight, of course, and it is tense. thank you for that update, you can follow that much on the bbc sport website and app and radio five live. well with city playing in that final, liverpool were able to move one point clear at the top of the premier league table. usually, a draw away at their big rivals manchester united would be seen as a positive. but they never really got going against a united side that was hit by a number of injuries at old trafford. a red letter day in any football season, this remains a red—hot rivalry that refuses to cool. liverpool chasing the premier league title, yet manchester united determined still to have a hand in it some way. but all the plotting, preparation and p

it's got to be the chelsea against arsenal one. we said that at the start, thinking it would be a great final but what a type that is. they're just two of the top teams in the women's game suffer them to face each other so only on in the competition, really interesting. so let's recap the eight ties for the sse women 5 fa cup 5th round. it's great to see that we have one pairing that is definitely a non—super league team going through to the next round so there's a lot of games still to be played because of games still to be played because of the postponements but some real exciting ties and the big two, arsenal against chelsea being knocked out which will spur on some things. you couldn't have planned it! and interested to see the spurs against man city game. tottenham are against man city game. tottenham are a good side at home. it will be a good tie to watch. some great ties there. and that concludes the draw for the fifth round of the women's fa cup. you can look at that drop again on the website. for eight years non stanford

well it's going to potentially be a significant blow to them as it stands now chelsea won't be able to sign a player until the twenty twenty summer transfer window so the entire next season they were able to sign a single player but given the fact they have announced an appeal already and that process could go on for some time there is the potential that the ban is probably hold for the summer transfer window upcoming and only kicks in later which also we hope consider is cheap like ramit trade did which is get there and harp though at let's go driven past alone it did fail to reduce their bans on appeal we knew this was coming oh so chelsea good news and a part one that's why you seem so shit big transfer already christine pulis it's obvious you joining from dortmund for sixty four million euros in january and then immediately sent back on loan until the summer and chelsea has flatly refused the findings a thief and they've said they will appeal does that alter the situation at all well as i say it does and there's a go this first became under suspicion because bomb players picking up

the europa league may not be the premier competition but for chelsea it could be their salvation. with questions about his future, a win was the only acceptable outcome. going to townjust was the only acceptable outcome. going to town just to make up the numbers, just off target. the first half leaving him with even more to ponder, his frustration clear to see. the manager has been criticised for playing him out of position, but it means he can win the ball higher up it means he can win the ball higher up the pitch, and calls like this, as quick as that, chelsea were ahead and out of sight. so much so that they even stopped trying. but the pinpoint free kick. he then added the gloss and made a three and momentary reprieve, but with the lead cupjust momentary reprieve, but with the lead cup just three days away, it won't be for long. across london, arsenal had to win already a goal ahead, he came ready for a night in defending, it did not go well. a goal in sight for minutes. ten past ten last season and then they are in the mood at the emirates. heading arsenal ahead with their se

tonight simply must win for the chelsea manager as recent defeats have seen chelsea knocked out of the fa cup and dropped out of the premier league pass make top four. capitalising on the elite this evening and progressing in the europa league will be good ahead of sunday, the game against manchester city. all that to come. first of all... manchester city supporter has been left fighting for his life following an incident after their champions league win over schalke last night 0ur sports correspondent david 0rnstein has been following the story. what more can you tell us? this news reached us alone to crunch time. they confirmed they were aware of an incident. there were staff from manchester city staying behind and more staff flying out to assist the family of the fan. we later had a statement from the german police. i will read it to you now... there was a violent confrontation on the walkway in front of the away‘s fans stand between two supporters of schalke and manchester city. a32—year—old englishman received a blow from a fist which knocked him to the floor. he suffered a

chelsea back in action tomorrow. their first match since the league cup final lo55 on sunday in which goalkeeper kepa arizablaga refu5ed to be substituted. sports news correspondent richard conway was at maurizio sarri's pre55 conference today ahead of their match with tottenham tomorrow. and he wouldn't be drawn on whether the spanish keeper will start. after the drama of the game at wembley on sunday this was a chance for maurizio sarri to explain the circumstances and that incident with kepa, his goalkeeper of course refusing to leave the pitch when called upon. he refused to give ground for the today at their training ground maurizio sarri put a brave face on matters and talked about the misunderstanding that had happened and of course the fine that kepa never see he was helping to draw a line under the affair. he said sorry to the technical staff but that was not enough. and then he said sorry to his team—mates and club. he made a big mistake, we need to be tolerant, we don't want to kill him. there are some c

but with silverware at stake, chelsea were braced for it. city were restricted, and though sergio aguero did find the net, a check with the video replays ruled he had strayed offside. after holding firm, chelsea found the sucker punch themselves, with a best chance of the much missed. frustration for a manager fighting for validation from the blues. maurizio sarri's exasperation would boil over with this in extra time. here, his goalkeeper is refusing to be substituted with penalty kicks looming. the player eventually overruled the manager. that overshadowed chelsea's efforts and left maurizio sarri furious. with a shoot—out to decide it, his mood got no better, watching this happen. this meant raheem sterling could win it for city to stop sealing a trophy that could be the first of four 01’ one season. but this efl cup final will be remembered for one remarkable exchange. city's rivals manchester united did them a favour by holding liverpool to a goalless draw at old trafford in the premier league title race. the two were level on point

before chelsea finally stirred and nearly scored. in extra time, city looked the more dangerous but chelsea stood firm, and extraordinarily so did their goalkeeper when being substituted by his manager. with penalty specialist willy caballero ready to come on, kepa arriza balaga refused mauricio sarri's orders in a remarkable incident that sarri later called a misunderstanding. kepa took his place for the shoot out and did save a spot kick. however, it was ultimately decided by raheem sterling to kick—start the city celebrations. so, an incredible end to an otherwise underwhelming final. it's another blow to chelsea's troubled season and the pressure on mauricio sarri will only intensify. for city, though, more glory, and they will hope this is merely the start. david ornstein, bbc news, wembley. well, if that was memorable for a substitution that didn't happen, the premier league's big game will be known for the several that did. match of the day and sportscene in scotland follow the news. i'm about to give you the results now. li

chelsea have been banned from signing players by fifa in the next two transfer windows for breaching rules in relation to youth players. the ban, until the end of january 2020, doesn't prevent the release of players and won't apply to their women's and futsal teams. it comes following an investigation into chelsea's signing of foreign under—i8 players, including former striker bertrand traore. fifa says it found breaches in 29 cases out of 92 investigated. in a statement chelsea say the club "categorically refutes the findings and will therefore be appealing the decision." adding that it "respects the important work undertaken by fifa in relation to the protection of minors and has fully cooperated throughout its investigation. " the manager is under huge pressure, they won last night so that is a bit of respite but they will be looking to make signings in summer, they have an ageing squad and they can however if this ban stays in place bring players back from loan. they have 41 players out on loan at the moment and it is likely that an appeal might delay it, so it is not all doom

it's a repeat of last year's final as chelsea and arsenal meet in the women's fa cup. fighting her corner — caster semenya receives backing from the south african governemnt in her battle with the iaaf. also coming up in the programme. 0lympic sprinter james ellington on the unlikely comeback after a life changing accident. the next thing, i'm back. hello and welcome to sportsday. we've been treated to plenty of surprises in this seasons fa cup. will we see some more this weekend. eight ties are being played over the coming days — the fifth round getting under way in a little over an hour's time with watford up against qpr. and with no replays in the fifth round for the first time, it's all or nothing under the lights at loftus road tonight. which is where we can find chris slegg. never mind trimming about a place in the fa cup final, for qpr fans, it is dreamland just being in the last 16. they have not made it this far since 1997. they could start preparing for their place in the fourth—round when they beat portsmouth 2—0 in that replay nine days ago. the cal

in late and puts this down to the chelsea model... how disposable managers are at this club. in germany willi 0rban‘s late goal earned rb leipzig a point at home to hoffenheim in the bundesliga. hoffenheim took the lead on 22 minutes through andrey kramaric. but with just two minutes left, leipzig finally found a way through hoffenheim's defence. 0rban getting on the end of a low cross from marcel hastenberg. the result leaves leipzig fourth, a point behind borussia moenchengladbach, with hoffenheim eighth. next to india where the women's cricket side have won the one—day series against england. they were already 1—0 up and won the second one dayer in mumbai by 7 wickets. chasing 162, india eased to victory with england captain heather knight forced to admit afterwards that her side haven't given a good account of themselves. 0ur reporter henry moeran has more. england came to mumbai hoping to win an 0di series on indian soil for the very first time. two matches in and that opportunity is gone and, with it, the chance to win four crucial icc women's championship points.

it was pretty acas chelsea training today, i would it was pretty acas chelsea training today, iwould imagine. a it was pretty acas chelsea training today, i would imagine. a frosty atmosphere. who decides who stays on the pitch, is it the player or the manager? of course it is the manager? of course it is the manager? or is it? clearly not. it should be the manager. but when the player refuses to be subbed, we will show you what happened yesterday. manchester city have beaten chelsea on penalties to win the efl cup. but the match was overshadowed by an exchange between chelsea's manager maurizio sarri and his goalkeeper, with the player refusing to be substituted. joe lynskey reports. this is the remarkable moment a player stayed on the pitch while his manager got closer to leaving the club. chelsea's goalkeeper kepa arrizabalaga was being substituted, ta ken off for a teammate who specialises in saving penalties. but instead he refused to come off. maurizio sarri lost control. a manager's decision overruled by his team. kepa stayed in goal for a shoot—out to decide this efl cup fi

a better night for arsenal's london rivals chelsea as they beat malmo in the first leg of their last 32 tie. ross barkley with their first. and chelsea seemed in control in sweden when olivier giroud produced a cleverfinish to make it 2—0, after good work by willian. but anders christansen got one back for malmo late on to give the home side hope, heading into the second leg at stamford bridge next thursday. meanwhile it was a sobering night for celtic as valencia eased to victory leaving brendan rogers side with a massive task in the second leg. they were easily beaten 2—nil by the spanish giants as sid kohli reports. (tx vt) recent times celtic has been electrifying, winning seven out of seven since the winter break, despite the confidence start, it was valencia that deliver the painful jolt, possession inside his own half. leading to a simple tap in with the former, giving valencia a crucial goal. just at half—time. but within minutes of the restart, combined one half as they played and beat at close range, a desire they lacked in quality, as he stroked to top off a frustrat

unbelievable scenes — chelsea goalkeeper kepa arrizabalaga refuses to be substituted in their english league cup final defeat to manchester city. no drama and no goals at old trafford as the english premier league leaders liverpool are held by their arch rivals manchester united and winning his 20th pga tour title — dustin johnson cruises to a five—shot victory at the wgc mexico championship. hello, welcome to the programme, thanks forjoining us. we start with the extraordinary scenes in the english league cup final where chelsea's goalkeeper kepa arrizabalaga refused to be substituted in extra—time, despite his furious manager telling him to come off. up until that point there'd been little of note, with manchester city and chelsea goalless and heading to penalties. in the end arrizablaga wasn't the hero, as city won on spot—kicks to win what could be the first of four trophies this season. from wembley stadium, here's david ornstein. it was two weeks ago to the very day that manchester city thrashed city 6-0 that manchester city thrashed city 6—0 in the leg and came into t

coming up on the programme: sensational city — six goals for the champions as they stun chelsea to go back on top of the premier league. blown away — france are thrashed in the six nations as england's outstanding start continues. and breaking records to the very end at the alpine world championships. lindsey vonn retires, but only after another medal to her name. hello, and welcome to the programme. thanks forjoining us. we start with chelsea's worst defeat in nearly 30 years after they were beaten 6—0 at manchester city. the champions are back on top of the english premier league with a stunning victory, which saw chelsea manager maurizio sarri head down the tunnel at the end of the match and not shake city boss pep guardiola's hand. he said afterwards he didn't see him and there are no problems between them. guardiola said they still have an incredible relationship. what was also incredible was the hat—trick from sergio aguero, including two goals in the first twenty minutes. city were 4—0 up inside 25. raheem sterling opened the scoring and capped off the win at the end. c

chelsea move through to the last 16 of the europe league, as the pressure eases slightly on under fire maurizio sarri. taiwan's hsieh su—wei claims another upset victory at the dubai tennis championships, this time beating fourth seed karolina pliskova to reach the last four. and rory mcilroy leads the field by a stroke on eight under par after the first round of the world golf championship event in mexico. hello, and welcome to the programme, where we start with europa league football, and the news that the pressure may have eased slightly on chelsea manager maurizio sarri ahead of sunday's league cup final against manchester city. that's after the blues beat the swedish side malmo 3—0 in the second leg of their last 32 tie. olivier giroud scored the first of the goals, all in the second half, with ross barkley and callum hudson—odoi adding the others, as chelsea completed a 5—1 aggregate win. it was good because the recent results were not in our favour. so we are happy to go to another round. it's good. it's based on results, so if you don't get results, you get the pressure

coming up on the programme: sensational city — six goals for the champions as they stun chelsea to go back on top of the premier league. blown away — france are thrashed in the six nations as england's outstanding start continues. and breaking records to the very end at the alpine world championships. lindsey vonn retires, but only after another medal to her name. hello, and welcome to the programme. thanks forjoining us. we start with chelsea's worst defeat in nearly 30 years after they were beaten 6—0 at manchester city. the champions are back on top of the english premier league with a stunning victory, which saw chelsea manager maurizio sarri head down the tunnel at the end of the match and not shake city boss pep guardiola's hand. he said afterwards he didn't see him and there are no problems between them. guardiola said they still have an incredible relationship.

manchester city have retained the league cup beating chelsea on penalties, after extra—time. it's the first time city have retained a major trophy in their history, but the end of the game was marked by chelsea's kepa arrizabalaga refusing to be substituted in the closing moments. david 0rnstein watched the game at wembley. it was two weeks ago to the very day that manchester city thrashed chelsea 6—0 in the league, and they came into this match as firm favourites. manchester city have been beating all comers, while chelsea are having a troubled campaign on and off the pitch. the main bulk of the match wasn't much to write home about, a couple of chances for both sides. it was a fairly even contest that manchester city marginally had the better of. but it came to life in extra time because of an extraordinary incident between the chelsea coach, merritt c0 salary, and his goalkeeper, sarri wa nted c0 salary, and his goalkeeper, sarri wanted to substitute kepa and bring on willy caballero. but kepa refused to go off, sarri reacted furiously, storming off down the tunnel befor

final, when chelsea beat the 1a—time winners 3—1. former england goalkeeper rachel brown finnis told us neither side will go down without a fight. both teams are relatively in form. certainly arsenal are flying high, not quite top of the super league but certainly, well, the league is in their own hands and they are still fighting on all fronts. i think they are the dominant force to be reckoned with in any competition this time around. but chelsea are kind of a wounded animal i think at the moment. britain's laura muir set a new national record over the mile at the birmingham indoor athletics. she won in a time of a minutes 18.75 seconds, taking five seconds off kirsty wade's mark, which had stood since 1988. the time was also the fastest in the world this year and the third quickest in history. it proves she's in great form ahead of next month s european indoor championships in glasgow, where she'll defend both her 1500 and 3000 metre titles. i knew i was in great shape and for me it was about winning the race but i wanted to run f

chelsea manager maurizio sarri took training at chelsea today, but the pressure on him shows little sign of abating. it follows the extraordinary scenes in the league cup final at wembley when kepa arrizibalaga refused to be subsituted. this is what former professional goalkeeper david preece thinks about the incident. what happened could have gone either way, it it could have been a tactical substitution or one that was taken because of the injury and the cramp to kepa. the second insta nce the cramp to kepa. the second instance of the injury, it is a collective responsibility with the medical staff and the manager and the player but ultimately if it is not a tactical substitution and is solely down to the worry about the injury hindering him in the penalty shoot out, the final decision comes with the player and if it isn't a head knock which you have to take the responsibility out of the players hands, but if it isn't and he feels he can get on with the game and still be at his best for the penalty shoot out, i have to stick with the keeper. but nobody comes out of this looking good, s

a missed opportunity for chelsea. yet another final for manchester city. tomorrow night we'll find out who they will be playing, as arsenal host manchester united for a place in that final on the 23rd of february. 10 currie reporting there. in the scottish premiership, rangers move five points ahead of aberdeen following a 11—2 victory at pittodrie this evening. it was a rather heated game that saw two players sent off... including alfredo morelos for the third time against aberdeen this season — not before scornig twice for the ibrox side though... sam cosgrove also scored twice for the dons — his second from the penalty spot just before the break. and with rangers still ahead — aberdeen searched for a leveller but it wasjermain defoe who secured the win and move within six points of leaders celtic. elsewhere tonight celtic remain unbeaten in 2019 after a 2—0 win over hibbs 2—0 this evening. dundee fall three points behind 10th—placed hamilton who got their first win under brian rice. livingston though have ended their run of four defeats...

that friend today is chelsea. >> what does it mean to you when somebody takes the time to be chelsea's friend? >> i'm glad to see that. makes me feel good. ♪ >> she had a hard time in school, you know? >> when she was a child she was diagnosed with an intellectual disability. she's also nonverbal. at the age of 17, she had to face another issue. >> she had a urinary issue which caused infk shun. t inf infection. the medicine they treat this infection with causes limb loss. >> she lost all four extremities. >> she communicates with her eyes, stubs. she's vocal, just not verbal. >> do you like making new friends? thank you for speaking with me. >> his heart is so big. he sees the humanity in the human in front of him. what is your favorite thing about being her dad? >> who it made me. i was a young boy, 14. just real beat up life. she came at the right time. >> think about the incredible journey he has gone through as well. being her dad. >> she tells me if she's thirsty. if she wants out of this chair. her belly is hurting. >> that's a dad. he can read her face. >> should somebody fea

nil went over full and united are back in the top four but chelsea would just need a draw to overtake ole gunnar so shires men let's just make sure we stayed until four in the we'll do that if if we get some help but we did it just comes of it all ourselves and that's what we don't. we can't really think about under control anything that all the teams. arsenal were also on the winning side on saturday against bottom of the table huddersfield and cardiff are out of the relegation zone after a two one win at southampton who have now dropped into the bottom three. well the nation is in mourning after ten young footballers were killed in a fire at the flamingo football training ground in brazil on saturday friends and family lined up to pay their respects at a memorial for the boys all the players who died were between fourteen and sixteen years old while the cause of the fire is unknown government officials say the club did not have permission to house the students were focusing on skiing and the end of an era for some we've seen one of the sport's biggest stars take to the slopes for th

chelsea and their fa ns good as it got. chelsea and their fans can't cope with much more than this. at the final whistle, the blues at one end were murdered by cheers at the other. as one manager looks to be living on borrowed time, the other could be sure to stay. a brutal defeat at home for the holders as manchester united march onwards and upwards under 0le gunnar solskjaer. they will play wolves molineux for a place in the wembley semifinal. an absolute massive result. obviously we have had some criticism after the game against psg. we didn't create a lot. well, tonight was a tough, tough game, and i have to say everyone, down to a t, they did absolutely what we asked about them. we were unlucky because we played very good first half. and at the end of the first half it was 2—0. i feel the pressure for the result, of course! not something else. the draw for the quarterfinals took place after the final whistle. as you heard manchester united's reward for beating chelsea is a trip to wolves. the other three matches see swansea host premier league champions manchester city. millw

tra nsfer with the news on that chelsea transfer ban, for now, coming up on a bbc news, it's time for the film the rest of the day sports with the news on that chelsea transfer ban, for now, coming up on the bbc news, it's time for the film review. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is jason solomons. so jason, what do we have this week? we are in colorado for the controversial we are in colorado for the controversial which finds in revenge. we on the streets of beirut if you have tears to shed. this is a film about a boy and a baby on the main streets. and we are also in revenge. we on the streets of beirut if you have tears to shed. this is a film about a boy and a baby on the mean streets. and we are also rpg, ruth bailey ginsberg as scales of injustice plays her that rates the scales of this is this is she dropped theirs in the middle of a junket. no one was expecting it and he revealed he'd been on a rampage himself of revenge when someone close to him was raped and he looked for someone to take revenge on for a week.

a premier league screamer which had chelsea fans screaming at their televisions. this mistake let their televisions. this mistake let the argentine in for another, the away side 3—0 down afterjust 19 minutes. then the one added a fourth against the side who let's not forget won the title four years ago, before the man of the moment had the chance to complete back—to—back premier league hat—tricks. raheem sterling started it all. fitting, then, he was the one to finish it. chelsea's heaviest premier league defeat. city on the ball, back on top of the table. meanwhile, totte n ha m top of the table. meanwhile, tottenham kept the pressure on the top two as well with a 3—1win at home to leicester. something young men wrapped up the goal with stoppage time at wembley. —— sounds reigning champions chelsea came from 2-0 reigning champions chelsea came from 2—0 down to draw with wsl2 leaders manchester said. young's deflected free kick with minutes of the match was enough to claim the point. celtic are through to the quarterfinals of the scottish cup after

chelsea and the fans cannot cope with much more at this. the final muscle, the blues were followed by chairs and one manager was looking to be a bar and time, the other could be here to stay. an absolute massive result. the game against psg, we did not create... tonight was a tough game, and eve ryo ne tonight was a tough game, and everyone down to 80, did absolutely what we asked about them. i think we we re what we asked about them. i think we were lacking because he played a very good first half. at the end of the first half, two i wanted a different result of course. ....and manchester united will be away to wolves in the quarter—finals. there's one other all—premier league tie with watford at home to crystal palace. elsewhere, the premier league champions manchester city will visit swansea city, and brighton & hove albion will visit millwall. the matches will be played between 15th and 18th march. leads will be fined $200,000. he was found acting suspiciously outside of the training ground. it was mentioned that he sent someone to

chelsea, 5 —0, huddersfield chelsea were themsevles thrashed a—nil by bournemouth in midweek, but they are now back into the top four. gonzalo higuain scored twice — his first chelsea goals — and eden hazard also struck twice.. the 5-0 the 5—0 wayne is very important. they are back at the top boy. it is all positive. we have plate for 90 minutes. we defended very well. so i think a very good match, but as i said before, we need consistency now. it is a whole that we have to continue to play with the same mentality in the next matches. palace captain luka milivojevic scored palace's first goal a penalty in the first half. fulham remain in deep trouble after another defeat. they're seven points adrift of safety after losing 2—nil at crystal palace. in the first half, have to get them their credit. i like the capability to keep the bile. we were fortunate to keep the bile. we were fortunate to get the goal, i think, because it was a clear penalty. there was no question about it. it was a strange penalty where you cannot quite understand what is going through the defender's had. th

chelsea are hit for six. they return to the top of the premier league with a thrashing of chelsea. a cold start the day. other. some patchy mist and fog but for many, dry with some sunshine. some patchy rain coming into the west. i will have more in 15 minutes. it's monday, february 11th. our top story: the prime minister has responded to a letter from jeremy corbyn, in which he set out five demands for a brexit deal. theresa may said she'd welcome further talks, but appears to reject the labour leader's call for the uk to stay in a permanent customs union with the eu. our political correspondent nick eardley is in westminster. we will have more throughout the programme. there's a warning this morning that britain would be "less safe" in the event of a no—deal brexit. the man in charge of police preparations, deputy assistant commissioner richard martin, says things like criminal records checks could take ten times as long. a team of 50 people are in in place to deal with the loss of policing tools like the

money unite these three chelsea won't be allowed to sign any new players until may next year pfieffer have dealt them a two year window transfer ban for violating rules on signing young players they've been punished for pending deals with twenty nine players under the ages of eighteen with fee for claiming chelsea made agreements allowing them to influence other clubs and transfer related matters english football associations say it will appeal the ruling as for on the pitch matters chelsea face a tricky tie in the last sixteen of the europa league having been knocked out of the f.a. cup on monday and falling out of the top four in the premier league under pressure boss more it seems sorry we'll see his side of the ukraine on most of it teams have managed to avoid each other interim drawn on track frank napoli take on last season semifinalists arsenal have been paired with mid table league own side ran record five time winner sylvia face of prague and then it will host villareal with the first leg of that match set to be in st petersburg is that the players will undoubtedly get plenty

vamos a inglaterra, menuda goleada del manchester city contra chelsea sterling el 1 a 0 despuÉs agÜer se perdÍa esto pero generaba este gran disparo al 13. el segundo, el mismo argentino, marcÓ el 3 por 0. esta joya el cuarto apenas 25 minutos y perdÍan 4 hasta a 0 agÜero con el quinto, no hay quinto malo el sexto de sterling ni siquiera chocaron manos se quedÓ guardiola esperando la mano de su colega juego, set y partido 6- 0 el kun agÜero marÓo dÉcimo triplete. vamos con este juego los lakers y lebron james donde comenzaron ganando y luego 37 puntos, 14 rebotes, los lakers han perdido 5 de sus Últimos 8 partidos y se es encuentran en el dÉcimo lugar de la conferencia oeste. decepcionante los lakers de lebron james platicamos de esto y mucho mÁs hoy en la noche con carlos hermosillo y programa de invitados en "titulares y mÁs" ahÍ los esperamos. >>> vamos a estar muy expectantes de lo que pase esta noche, quÉol 0 nos faltaron dedn la mano >>> pobrecito chelsea >>> gracia >>> gracias con esto nos vamos gracias por su sintonÍa recuerden hay mÁs t noticias esta noche a l

manchester united will also be keeping an eye on that chelsea man city game on sunday after their three no went over full and united are back in the top four but chelsea it would just need a draw to overtake ole gunnar so shires men let's just make sure we stayed until four in we'll do that if if we get some help but we go to just concentrate on our selves and that's what we don't. we can't really think about them to control anything that all the teams do arsenal were also on the winning side on saturday against bottom of the table huddersfield and cardiff are out of the relegation zone after a two one win at southampton who have now dropped into the bottom three. well the nation is in mourning after ten young footballers were killed in a fire at the flamingo football training ground in brazil on saturday friends and family lined up to pay their respects at a memorial for the boys all the players who died were between fourteen and sixteen years old while the cause of the fire is unknown government officials say the club did not have permission to house the students. they were focusing o

chelsea look winning as well jose mourinho always liked this one. he always liked to get it in the cabinet early because it relieves a lot of pressure, but look at the way that manchester city have come out against chelsea in recent weeks. 6-0 a couple of weeks ago. again, not great for chelsea >> adam, thank you so much for that breaking news now, before we hand it over to our u.s. colleagues, let's take a quick look at u.s. futures and see how things are shaping up. looks like we are in for a rebound on wall street that is it for teased show i'm juliana at that timelebaum >> i'm willem marks. worldwide exchange coming up pretty soon. unpredictable crohn's symptoms following you? for adults with moderately to severely active crohn's disease, stelara® works differently. studies showed relief and remission, with dosing every 8 weeks. stelara® may lower your ability to fight infections and may increase your risk of infections and cancer. some serious infections require hospitalization. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you hav

all found the back of the net for the reds their leading rivals for the title manchester city face chelsea on sunday but for now your props men lead the way and men chester united will also be keeping an eye on that chelsea man city game on sunday after their three nil win over full and united are back in the top four but chelsea it would just need a draw to overtake ole gunnar so shires men let's just make sure we stay in the top four and we'll do that if if we get some help we've got to just concentrate on stones and that's what we do and. we can't really think about them for control anything that all the teams do well arsenal were also on the winning side on saturday against bottom of the table hunters field and cardiff are out of the relegation zone after a two one win at southampton who have now dropped into the bottom three. now across the english channel tributes were paid to the late argentine striker who died in a plane crash last month saw had signed for cardiff from french club but his body was recovered only this last week and before paris was kicked off against bordeaux sell o