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[00:00:00] is sporting action plus talking points, analysis and original
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[00:00:14] Hello, I'm Tony Arnold here around the top sports stories. League
[00:00:18] United are up to third in the Premier League after hammering
[00:00:20] Newcastle. Brendan McCollum wants Kevin
[00:00:23] of Peterson to challenge him as the former England batter joins the
[00:00:27] coaching setup. And Madrid's. laddering circuit
[00:00:31] will be changed after criticism from formula one drivers and
[00:00:36] of fans.
[00:00:43] of
[00:00:50] League United moved up to third in the Premier League with a thumping
[00:00:54] 4-1 win over Newcastle on Monday night. Their opener was an
[00:00:58] own goal that deflected off two. castle players before going in. A
[00:01:02] couple of minutes later, Jaden Bogel was credited after tering header from
[00:01:05] Dominic Carvet Lewind brushed off the top of his head, but on the stroke of
[00:01:09] halftime, Calbit Lewing did get his name on the scoresheet. Noah
[00:01:13] Okkaford got their fourth and th Newcastle got a late goal. It was a
[00:01:17] mere constellation a night that belonged to
[00:01:20] leads. There's always something to improve and this is more or less
[00:01:23] good for the
[00:01:24] a manager to have something to speak about about it, so it's it's
[00:01:28] important that we stay humble and then..." are down to us and no, okay, we
[00:01:32] can't allow to ourself to to be big time or to to get to
[00:01:35] carried away, you have to do the basics and of course this goal that we
[00:01:39] conceed was was avoidable,
[00:01:42] of um, especially my defense roll would have deserved today clean sheet,
[00:01:46] but doesn't take anything away, that our performance was top
[00:01:48] of classed, that was tough match, tough
[00:01:52] evening, we said that beforehand already that
[00:01:56] the season will be picked with many
[00:01:59] of challenges.
[00:02:00] uh we
[00:02:00] were aware of that and tonight we faced a big challenge uh tough
[00:02:03] night uh we didn't wish to have that but we need to learn
[00:02:07] out of it straight away the good
[00:02:09] part is um that we play at home
[00:02:12] now on on Saturday and we need to show the right reaction
[00:02:16] straight away the video referee from Sunday's
[00:02:19] Manchester derby and his assistant have not been appointed for next
[00:02:23] weekend's Premier League games after the governing body
[00:02:26] of admitted to an error of judgment in awarding earling winning goal
[00:02:30] for City, his effort was initially disallowed on the field for
[00:02:34] of offside, but following VAR intervention, it was
[00:02:37] given. VAR was introduced in the Premier League seven years
[00:02:41] ago, and football journalist Henry Winter says improvements still need to
[00:02:45] come in the way the technology is being operated. It
[00:02:49] works well in the Champions League, we just have issue here, and having
[00:02:53] spent 3 billion quid in the transfer window, I think the Premier League clubs
[00:02:57] could find a bit of cash down the back
[00:02:58] of the sofa to invest. more and improving standards of refereeing, this shouldn't be about
[00:03:02] a club by club thing, it's been interesting on social media this morning, fans
[00:03:06] rightly saying, well hang on sec, did you
[00:03:09] of make the same fuss about or did was there the same fus made about this
[00:03:12] issue which affected us when VAR didn't help us, but
[00:03:16] actually this should be a sportwide or premier league-wide issue, and
[00:03:20] all the fans of all the clubs could who have all had issues
[00:03:24] against them and have got incidents that they could
[00:03:27] of highlight, just we need to improve it, have the so-called best
[00:03:31] league in the world, we can argue about elements of it,
[00:03:35] a tactical, technical and issue, are there enough superstars, but English
[00:03:39] football has got the money to get this right, and the issue is
[00:03:42] of not with technology, it's just got to be used properly, and that is the down
[00:03:46] to improving the quality
[00:03:48] of the individuals. Liverpool take on Tottenham
[00:03:51] in the third round
[00:03:52] of the League Cup on Tuesday, and their head coach Andoney Ireola
[00:03:56] admits he shares the fans frustration after that nil draw against
[00:04:00] Fullam at the weekend, having drawn their opening two Premier League
[00:04:04] matches, they beat IPSwitch and then had a good win against Atletico Madrid
[00:04:08] in the Champions League, but he feels the side took a step
[00:04:11] backwards on Saturday. I understand the frustration
[00:04:15] the
[00:04:15] other
[00:04:15] day because we were also frustrated, no, because I think we were coming from two
[00:04:19] good games and we were considering okay, it's a step forward, you switch is a step
[00:04:23] forward, Atletico Madrid and we wanted like no, now he's going to be step forward,
[00:04:27] step forward, no, and
[00:04:28] then a step backwards. the performance level is not like the two
[00:04:31] other days and but this happens in football, i
[00:04:35] think we have to accept it in terms
[00:04:39] of there are gonna be up and downs in
[00:04:42] in in this in this process, but we have
[00:04:46] clear that where we want to go is more towards where we've
[00:04:49] been, Atletico Madrid, which that's the kind of style, that's the
[00:04:53] kind of football that we want,
[00:04:57] and and I think we now is the keys like the consist.
[00:05:01] like this: to
[00:05:03] to former tributes
[00:05:06] of are perform Czech to being Republic, paid West Ham and QPR goalkeeper Ludec Mclosco died at the age of
[00:05:10] 64. country more than 40 times
[00:05:14] and made almost 400 appearances for West Ham. He was
[00:05:17] much loved by supporters who regularly sang his name long after he left the
[00:05:21] club. He withdrew from cancer treatment in December
[00:05:25] 2024, three years after his diagnosis. Days later
[00:05:29] he returned to West Ham's London Stadium for a Premier League match and got
[00:05:32] a hero's
[00:05:34] reception. England
[00:05:37] whiteeball head coach Brendan McCullen wants Kevin Peterson to challenge his
[00:05:41] methods. Peterson has recently been appointed as a mentor
[00:05:45] to the squad and joined up with them for the first time on Sunday ahead the
[00:05:49] upcoming T20 and one day international series against Sri
[00:05:52] Lanka. Peterson was very critical the England players during the
[00:05:56] tour of India last year but Mccalum doesn't want him to
[00:05:59] change. Yeah I ran Kiv um and said do you want to come and
[00:06:03] help us challenge for a world cup he said I was just I was
[00:06:07] criticising you lot not longer so I don't care about that so some of it's fear and and some
[00:06:11] of it you know would' would need some explanation, but I have no problem with that. I
[00:06:15] think it's healthy when you create an environment where you're able
[00:06:19] to challenge, as long as you're always trying to think of what's right for the team and trying to help
[00:06:22] the team to to achieve what you want, then there's there's no problem having
[00:06:26] that that kind of that kind of challenge, energy brought to the group already
[00:06:30] is has been immense, and you feel very privileged
[00:06:33] for um for us to be able to have him as as resource
[00:06:37] within our dressing room, he was obviously a brilliant cricketer, um,
[00:06:41] he viewed the game quite. definitely
[00:06:43] he was a winner um and he was guy who who left no stone
[00:06:47] on turn when it came to his preparation and i think for us
[00:06:50] we we're very lucky to have them as part of our support staff.
[00:06:54] organizers the Spanish Grand Prix say they'll make changes to
[00:06:57] the New Madrid circuit after criticism is its first race the
[00:07:01] weekend drivers and fans complained about the lack of
[00:07:05] overtaking opportunities on the new maddering with Audi
[00:07:08] Gabrielle Borteletti selling he almost fell asleep and
[00:07:12] champion Lando Norris, who was denied victory for McLaren by the
[00:07:16] unfortunate timing of a virtual safety car, said there are some
[00:07:20] obvious changes they should make.
[00:07:23] England's Henry Pollock continues to play hard ball in his
[00:07:26] negotiations over new contractor Northampton saints.
[00:07:30] He insists he's open to offers from elsewhere when his current deal
[00:07:34] believed to be worth around 1550,000 year
[00:07:38] finishes at the end the upcoming season. The 21-year-old
[00:07:42] recently. added boxing promoter Eddie Hern to his team who said
[00:07:46] Pollock was seven figure player whose current pay
[00:07:49] shocked him,
[00:07:51] yeah obviously there's loads of different things are coming to place, I need to make sure that it's right for me to
[00:07:55] stay here so we're still having those conversations at the minute, but um look I'm I'm
[00:07:59] open to every kind of new new chapter um and whichever one I choose I
[00:08:03] guess um I don't be right for me so I'm just a minute just um
[00:08:07] still thinking about it wales get their women's
[00:08:11] wxv campaign. underway against South Africa at Cardif Arms
[00:08:15] Park on Friday. In the build-up to that, the Welsh rugby union
[00:08:18] has hit back at claims on social media that the women's program
[00:08:22] is financial drain on the men's game. Women's rugby
[00:08:26] director Nadine Griffice says allegations that a men's professional
[00:08:30] regional club is to be cut because of investment in the women's
[00:08:34] games were embarrassing. I'm not going to lie, I'm really
[00:08:37] disappointed and slightly embarrassed sometimes by some the comments that I read in terms
[00:08:41] of... um the narrative around the women's game, taking money
[00:08:45] from the men's game, it comes out of different budget line, this there's
[00:08:49] five different budget lines, being men's women's a
[00:08:53] stadium, community the
[00:08:54] end game etc. and that
[00:08:58] money does not come out of that men's game, but it's also a
[00:09:02] misconception because the women's game actually generates revenue as
[00:09:05] well, so we generated 1.7 million pounds last
[00:09:08] year, you know, so in terms of where we on
[00:09:12] where we want to get to, it is a strategic
[00:09:15] priority uh, commercial growth within the women's game,
[00:09:19] because that is our that is our growth area of rugby in
[00:09:23] general, so if we look at the men's game, we are hitting ceilings in terms
[00:09:27] of where a commercial growth opportunities are, there's only so much
[00:09:30] more we can charge for tickets, there's only so many people we can get into the ground
[00:09:34] etc. whereas our women's game provides us an
[00:09:37] opportunity to really bring some serious
[00:09:41] cash - and into wealth rugby as a
[00:09:44] whole, but like I explained earlier, isn't just about that
[00:09:48] commercial growth, it's about providing the community the
[00:09:52] pathways and opportunities that any girl can play, but it's also bringing a new
[00:09:56] audience into welsh rugby, so it's bringing people that
[00:10:00] don't traditionally watch man's rugby into women's rugby and again it leans
[00:10:04] into that commercial growth where we're selling more
[00:10:07] jerseys where we are watching more games
[00:10:10] and finally do... you know there was a world
[00:10:14] black pudding throwing championships? it comes from the
[00:10:17] 15th century war the roses between the royal houses of York
[00:10:21] and Lancaster and is based a battle when it's a edged
[00:10:25] both sides ran out of ammunition and started throwing food at each
[00:10:29] other. This version sees competitors taking it in turns to her
[00:10:33] black puddings at pile of Yorkshire puddings a tall
[00:10:36] plinth. Apparently it was four-way split for the
[00:10:40] title. Congratulations to all the winners. You can get all the
[00:10:44] latest sports news from the BBC Sport website and app, but from
[00:10:47] me and the rest the team here. Goodbye for
[00:10:50] now.
[00:11:16] Hello there to North America first of all, and it's still very hot across much of
[00:11:20] Texas, that heat will build its way into the plains across to the
[00:11:24] Mississippi. and Ohio Valleys, generally to the south of this weather front, which
[00:11:28] could bring some thundery downpours, actually all driven by wet and windy weather
[00:11:32] that's sweeping its way into eastern Canada, out to the west, there'll be some sunshine, there
[00:11:36] will be some heavy thundery showers moving into the desert southwest
[00:11:40] from Mexico, with more downpors developing here, also seeing
[00:11:44] some wetter weather coming into central America and more showers
[00:11:47] which will be heavy and thundery working their way into the Caribbean as well,
[00:11:51] similar thundery downpors to come in the northwest of South America. so we got some
[00:11:55] rain around Rio and all the way from this area across
[00:11:59] to Bolivia and southwards, it's quite cool for the time of
[00:12:02] year, mostly dry, mind you, it will be warming up over the week
[00:12:06] ahead. Across Europe, we've got some cooler fresher air to come into the northwest
[00:12:10] of Europe on Tuesday and bring some further wet and windy
[00:12:14] weather into - Scandinavia. These are showers that we've got in the
[00:12:17] east, particularly through the Mediterranean, those are going to be heavy and
[00:12:21] thundery, drifting their way towards parts of Greece, the other side the... teranan
[00:12:25] looking dry and sunny, and much of northern Africa will be dry,
[00:12:29] quite hot and sunny as well, we've got the seasonal rains focused
[00:12:33] on central and western parts of Africa, to the south it's mostly
[00:12:37] dry and sunny, but another dose of wet and windy weather will come into
[00:12:41] southern and then eastern parts of South Africa. the middle east
[00:12:45] by contrast, very quiet, generally dry, it's hot,
[00:12:48] still sunny as well, and the winds are quite light too.
[00:12:52] there is some more rain though to come across. India, particularly in the
[00:12:56] north, this rain here is tending ease. The main focus the heavy
[00:13:00] thundery rain will be more towards eastern parts of northern
[00:13:03] India and into Bangladesh and onto the Himalayas threatening some
[00:13:07] further flooding. We got some wetter weather still affecting the main islands
[00:13:11] of Japan on Wednesday. Sunnier skies though for the cream peninsula,
[00:13:15] at the moment still dry for eastern parts of China. There is rain further
[00:13:19] west, lot of rain to come across Southeast Asia, particularly across northern
[00:13:23] parts of Vietnam, that will lead to... further flooding here as
[00:13:26] well, we'll end up though down under where we've got mostly dry weather
[00:13:30] in Australia, cooler conditions though here across southeastern
[00:13:33] parts the country but generally dry, the wetter windy weather is
[00:13:37] beginning to work its way into New Zealand, mostly in the south island on
[00:13:41] Wednesday, but heading northwards on
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