the most immediate concern for manchester city is that there quadruple is now just manchester city is that there quadruple is nowjust a treble. and it could be down to a double if they don't beat arsenal in six days' time in the league cup final. all good things come to an end, but a very special evening that breathes life into the fa cup in many ways. wigan from league1 into the fa cup in many ways. wigan from league 1 very close to the top of league1 from league 1 very close to the top of league 1 beating the from league 1 very close to the top of league1 beating the mighty manchester city. but still a few things the fa will want to have a look at around this time. it is what the fa cup is all about. thank you very much indeed. so, then. they turn at the winter olympics is just turning into day 11 as things stand in pyeongchang. day ten was a day where doping once again became an issue with news of that and highs, lows and the odds tumble the team gb, our sports correspondent, and swiss. the first ever bronze medal in mixed doubles curling. from delight to a doping controversy. ba r

manchester city's captain was out to show the brazilians. shackled by injury for most of the season, this was vincent kompa ny‘s injury for most of the season, this was vincent kompany‘s comeback moment. it set up manchester city to their brittle best, but pep guardiola's steps to dominance merely the path to arsene wenger‘s downfall. tea rs downfall. tears for arsenalfans, downfall. tears for arsenal fans, but for pep guardiola he left his players go up and lift the trophy, he did not go up and lift the trophy, he did not go up with them. he said before and after the match that this was not about him, it was about the team and getting their first trophy of the season. getting their first trophy of the season. the fans i spoke to today are incredibly confident that the way they are playing and dominating the premier league means they are going to get at least two at the three they are going for now. as for arsene wenger and arsenal, they have to recuperate because they have got to recuperate because they have got to play manchester cit

for manchester city. but i cannot forget how they take care of me last season when it wasn't so good in terms of results, in terms of league titles. and i cannot forget. i will always remember how all the club have supported me. and that's what it was so supported me. and that's what it was so important. that's what stoney why iamso so important. that's what stoney why i am so happy. pep guardiola may draw further attention from the fa after he wore his trademark yellow ribbon, which he displays in support of imprisoned politicians in his native catalonia, despite facing a charge from english football's governing body for "wearing a political message". in the premier league, jose mourinho‘s manchester united came from a goal down to beat antonio conte‘s chelsea 2—1 at old trafford. the win keeps united in second place behind runaway leaders manchester city and after going behind to a willian goal, romelu lukaku equalised for the home side five side five minutes before the half—time interval. the w

particularly manchester city. everton and bournemouth are in that category where they should be fine. i think you are right. different story at the bottom of the table. it really is very very tight down there, a few wins will take any of those clubs out of that picture, west brom though, a bad defeat for them today, they remain at the bottom. stoke beaten as well. they drop into the relegation zone. well, manchester city might be running away with it at the top of the premier league, but it does seem that there is plenty to play for in the rest of the league. it is terrible when we are saying only 13 points. thank you. it is a similar story in the scottish premiership. but today celtic suffered only their second domestic defeat under brendan rodgers as kilmarnock claimed a 1—0 victory at rugby park. nick parrott was watching. steve clark said his kilmarnock side needed to play a perfect game. given they had only lost once this season he would need luck too. that arrived with boyata limping off with a groin strai

we know that he will miss the manchester city game at the weekend. that is the third game in a i’ow weekend. that is the third game in a row that he has missed because of this saga. ironically, it was manchester city's interest in him that was rejected by leicester city that was rejected by leicester city that kicked this. riyad mahrez is very upset that manchester city's interest was rejected. leicester city wanted a transfer package worth $130 million. manchester city were not willing to pay that figure. those who from claude puel. he is desperate to see riyad mahrez return as soon as possible. i think you need to come back, to play, to touch the ball. it is important for a footballer. he loves his football. it is important he comes back. you can get, as they said, this is right. claude puel desperate to have riyad mahrez back. the players didn't have back as well. the moment is not with the club, though. the next game for manchester city is a week from friday against sheffield united. still not clear whether riyad mahrez will return by then. to

simon cussons died last year, before manchester city spoke to him as part of their enquiry. the club has now identified another alleged paedophile, now deceased, with whom they had potential connections and face the threat of legal action. bennell was most closely linked with crewe alexandra, where he was youth team coach in the late ‘80s. hamilton smith was the managing director at the time and he says that, after being made aware of concerns and rumours about bennell‘s behaviour, he raised the issue in a board meeting, but the coach was allowed to stay for three more years. the meeting that we had, the special board meeting that we had, and they are still saying they didn't know something was going on? i went to the fa to talk to them about my concerns. and ended up getting a dearjohn letter, which said they had investigated, and found nothing to be answered. everybody involved could have done, and should have done a lot more. the then manager, dario gradi, was one of those who smith says was aware of general concerns about bennell‘s behaviour. now the club's directo

among them, gary cliffe, abused by bennell when he played for a manchester city junior team. in a bid to force bennell to make eye contact, cliffe approached the dock after his statement, asking, "why, barry, why?" before being led away by an official. what was that experience like for you? i was churned up inside, dan, but i was determined that this was my moment, i didn't want to regret not doing it. so i stood up there, you were in court, you saw it, i said those words directed towards him. another 86 people have made complaints against the former manchester city and crewe alexandra youth team coach. and amid hundreds of allegations against other suspects, both are among the clubs braced for civil lawsuits. the ramifications of british football's gravest crisis are farfrom over. dan roan, bbc news, liverpool. time now for all the sports news in sport today. hello there, i'm tulsen tollett. and this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme... incredible crowd scenes, as wigan athletic win1—0 to knock premier league leaders manchester cit

i have been fortunate to be in a wigan side that beat manchester city here. it was a different side became here then. do i think wigan will win this evening? i would suggest no, given the quality they have no and what has happened since 2013, the bad very high. they were top of league one but have lost their last two matches. you look at their last two matches. you look at the west ham in bournemouth result in the fa cup, you can switch in many respects. i think the priority is yes, league one but when you have that big game, that takes over the main set. in general i think we will get an entertaining match. pep guardiola is spinning so many plates, going for the quadruple? yes, wigan play open and expansive football. city can destroy sides when you play open against them but in general, look at the quality of theirman in general, look at the quality of their man city players and you start to think it will be a monumental result if wigan can beat this brilliant manchester city said this evening. bernado, silver, david silva, fernandinho, daniel and gravel in

it between arsenal manchester city in a major final. it would between arsenal manchester city in a majorfinal. it would be between arsenal manchester city in a major final. it would be arsene wenger‘s as ever league cup trophy. we'll wenger‘s as ever league cup trophy. we' ll start wenger‘s as ever league cup trophy. we'll start with some arsenal fans. it would be the first one for arsene wenger. no one has ever lost more league cup finals than arsenal. are you confident? we are a bit rubbish. we lost on thursday night. but we got throughput we have good form. arsenal could pull something out hat today. since he led the club it has been directionless for me. element he has said he wants to complete the set was this cup is often derided but what would it mean? we need to be in the champions league. it is the league cup, in a nice way!m be in the champions league. it is the league cup, in a nice way! it is more than spurs have got for a bit. do you feel trepidation as today? this could salvage our season, it is fairto this could sal

let us start with manchester city. yes, top of the table. manchester city, dropped points probably not that bothered about a one all draw, the points drop, not a huge deal. they are lead —— their leaguejust a mediocre 13 points. pep guardiola won't lose too much sleep, what he might be concerned about is the lack of capitalising on the chances there, we saw sterling, a dreadful miss, if anyone is going to be losing sleep i suspect it might be them. burnley, a good draw for them. suchis them. burnley, a good draw for them. such is manchester city's dominance any team that takes points from them will consider it a good day. let us hear some reaction from that. it is may mazing the way they play, my feeling is we control it but of course when we arrive in the last win1—0 anything can happen. we were able to score the second goal, maybe it would have been easier but when this happens it is normal, so they area this happens it is normal, so they are a good team in that situation, but we were good. i was pleased. it isa but we were good. i w

i have been fortunate to be in a wigan side that beat manchester city here. it was a different side became here then. do i think wigan will win this evening? i would suggest no, given the quality they have no and what has happened since 2013, the bad have no and what has happened since 2013, the had very high. have no and what has happened since 2013, the bad very high. they were top of league one but have lost their last two matches. you look at their last two matches. you look at the west ham in bournemouth result in the fa cup, you can switch in many respects. i think the priority is yes, league one but when you have that big game, that takes over the main set. in general i think we will get an entertaining match. pep guardiola is spinning so many plates, going for the quadruple? yes, wigan play open and expansive football. city can destroy sides when you play open against them but in general, look at the quality of theirman in general, look at the quality of their man city players and you start to think it will be a monumental result if wigan can beat thi

his abuse, the judge said, was sheer evil. impact statements in court. for a manchester city junior team. asking, "why, barry, why? before being led away by an official. what was that experience like for you? was my moment, i didn't want to regret not doing it. i said those words directed towards him. manchester city and crewe alexandra youth team coach. both are among the clubs braced for civil lawsuits. are farfrom over. dan roan, bbc news, liverpool. in the rebel area of eastern ghouta. —— in the rebel—held area of eastern ghouta. also injured more than 300 people. the united nations has urged for the bombardment to stop. now on bbc news, it's time for newsnight with emily maitlis. powerful images from washington. people demand a change to gun laws. president trump backs calls for those buying weapons. those buying weapons. no one is in a better place to change the debate. better place to change the debate.

if this is what it appears to be, it may show how manchester city —— barry bannan used manchester city —— barry bannan used manchester city's name. simon cousins was a board director at manchester city at the time. could more have been done, do you think, to pay more attention to the young players and how they were being treated? with hindsight, the answer is yes, but... did anybody read it at the time? or know about it? no. simon cousins died last year before manchester city spoke to him as part of their enquiry. barry bennell was most closely linked with corel alexander hamilton smith was the managing director at the time and he says that, after being made aware of concerns and rumours about barry bennell‘s behaviour, he raised the issue in a board meeting but the coach was allowed to stay for three more years. i find it difficult to believe that, with all of the banter that was going on, all that was happening, the special board meeting we have, and they are still saying they didn't know something was going on. i went to the fa to talk to them about my concerns and ended up ge

so, yes, he was definitely part of the manchester city set up. can you give us a sense of bennell‘s relationship with the parents in the team as well, because he became quite close to many of the parents of the boys involved. we felt slightly sorry for him because he didn't seem to have a family around him, and i don't think he got paid very much, if at all. i wasn't even sure if he got paid at all. so, yes, we became friends with him, really, i must admit, and looking back, it was a disaster, wasn't it, you know. it's just disappointing. well, on one occasion we invited him here for christmas lunch. yes, we found out that he was on his own at christmas, and said, well, come along and have christmas day lunch with us. he didn't come, but we'd have been happy for him to come. definitely. is there anything now that you think the warning signs were there? yes, in the fact that there were young players that were staying at his place, overnight, and then maybe would go to training the next day. now, these days, now, ithink we would be suspicious abo

simon cussons died last year before manchester city spoke to him as part of their enquiry. the club has now identified another alleged paedophile, now deceased, with whom they had potential connections and face the threat of legal action. bennell was most closely linked with crewe alexandra, where he was youth team coach in the late ‘80s. hamilton smith was the managing director at the time and he says that, after being made aware of concerns and rumours about bennell‘s behaviour, he raised the issue in a board meeting, but the coach was allowed to stay for three more years. the meeting that we had, the special board meeting that we had, and they are still saying they didn't know something was going on? i went to the fa to talk to them about my concerns. and ended up getting a dearjohn letter, which said they had investigated, and found nothing to be answered. everybody involved could have done, and should have done a lot more. the then manager, dario gradi, was one of those who smith says was aware of general concerns about bennell‘s behaviour. now the club's directo

and meanwhile manchester city played 13 games. but pep guardiola will be delighted to see some injured players returning, most notably leroy sane could feature tonightjust two notably leroy sane could feature tonight just two weeks notably leroy sane could feature tonightjust two weeks after a rather ugly challenge on him byjoe bennett against cardiff. manchester city thought he could be up for seven weeks so a quick return. the two tea ms seven weeks so a quick return. the two teams in never met in european competition and city start as favourites over the two legs. you can hear full commentary of spurs‘s trip tojuventus on bbc radio 5live and updates from basel right now — the matches kick off at 7.45.. let's round—up some of the day's other sports stories now. and footballer ryan mason has been forced to retire from the game at the age ofjust 26. the hull city midfielder suffered a head injury in a match against chelsea in january last year and has since taken specialist medical advice before deciding that it was too risk

among them gary cliffe, abused by bennell when he played for a manchester city junior team. in a bid to force bennell to make eye contact, cliffe approached the dock after his statement, asking, "why, barry, why?", before being led away by an official. what was that experience like for you? i was churned up inside, dan, but i was determined that this was my moment, i didn't want to regret not doing it. so i stood up there, you were in court and saw it, i said my words directed towards him. another 86 people have made complaints against the former manchester city and crewe alexandra youth team coach. and amid hundreds of allegations against other suspects, both are among the clubs braced for civil lawsuits. the ramifications of british football's gravest crisis are far from over. dan roan, bbc news, liverpool. every year, at least 2.5 million newborn babies around the world fail to live for more than a month. many of those deaths are preventable, according to a report published tonight by unicef. it says better access to midwives and basics such as clean water and decent nutr

league one side, knocking manchester city out of the fa cup. it was an exciting night in the fa cup — if you're a wigan fan! the league one side knocked out premier league champions—elect manchester city 1—nil at the dw stadium last night. the match wasn't without controversy, though, city midfielder fabian delph was sent off for a rash challenge on max power. the referee initially looked to be giving the defender a yellow card before changing his mind and producing the red. it was then will grigg who stole the show producing a late winner to send his side through to the quarterfinals. at half—time, just after delph's sending off, the trouble spilled over into the tunnel. the managers, pep guardiola and paul cook exchanged heated words, with the manchester city manager also confronting the referee. there were unsavoury scenes at full—time, too. city striker sergio aguero was involved in an altercation with one of the many home fans who invaded the pitch. let's have another little look. you can see the incident in the bottom right hand

let's talk to some manchester city fans. a lot of them are wearing yellow ribbons in solidarity for pep guardiola who has been charged by the fa for wearing his yellow ribbon. this is about the imprisonment of politicians in catalonia. what you make of that charge? really disappointing. they have known about it for a number of months. they could have dealt with it discreetly. it was a surprise it was on a friday evening and it seems intentional. he will probably wear it today. this will be his first trophy as city boss. what would it mean to you for him to get the first one and his belt? it would mean everything. we were in the running for four trophies and hopefully we will still get two, if not three. we will still get two, if not three. we will bounce back. i think he is the man to do that. how important is it after the wigan defeat but what you're out of the fa cup and it is a real shock. if we do not winnow the quite a big shock. —— win, it will be quite a big shock. i did not have that feeling in the final a few ye

it can be a game like it was against manchester city. after the manchester city. after the manchester city. after the manchester city game we said it was really rather if a game, everybody expects so much for it to be a fantastic football match. from my point of view, don't hesitate, do it again. crystal palace are two points above the relegation zone. they are only out of the bottom three, newcastle united, on goal difference. the winner would climb to 11th, so there isa winner would climb to 11th, so there is a lot at stake in that match. adelaide strikers have won the big bash for the first time. they beat hobart hurricanes by 25 runs. 0pen and man of the match jake wetherall hit 115 of 70 deliveries. this was their first final. hit 115 of 70 deliveries. this was theirfirst final. playing hit 115 of 70 deliveries. this was their first final. playing at their home ground. 142 — two. that was a lwa ys home ground. 142 — two. that was always too much for the tasmanian side to chase down. they only reached 177. —— playing at their home ground they got up to

they were so passive against manchester city. different direction. they were so passive against manchester citym did surprise me because arsenal, what has been the saving grace has been the cup finals and the ability to win games against big opposition on the way to those fa cup winds. they beat manchester united, man city, tottenham, liverpool, chelsea in every one of those campaigns. they have become —— beaten one or two of the big teams along the way and it was disappointing to see when there was a chance that silverware, another chance, that the team just didn't seem to be able to get itself the day. it was the big disappointment. notjust the day. it was the big disappointment. not just the the day. it was the big disappointment. notjust the gulf between manchester city and arsenal, but that there wasn't more fight from the arsenal team. what do you make of the short list of potential managers? it is a big job and the most interesting thing is that the short list has emerged as being lea ked short list has emerged as being leaked into the pub

most did not get to manchester city. they will be away from the deal because the transfer package would cost about 135 million dollars, and they felt that was too much. —— mahrez did not get. well aubayemang was the big story on wednesday. but there's been a whole month of transfers. doesn't it seem a while ago since philippe coutinho left liverpool for barcelona? so let's round up the big moves from january — here's austin halewood. liverpool got the ball rolling with one of the biggest deals of the window, virgil van dijk moving to anfield $100 million, making him the most expensive defender. but the action at anfield did not stop there. 0nce action at anfield did not stop there. once again tim krul philippe coutinho, and the time, the feat was to turn down. liverpool profited $150 million, and that is set to rise. it has been a busy transfer window that a goodison park, as well. they sold ross barkley, who had been out of contract in the summer had been out of contract in the summerfor $20 had been out of contra

perhaps in the same weight manchester city did 60 months or so ago when they beat them 3—1. but they are different prospect now looking like a more balanced side and strong defensively. something we have not perhaps said about them in recent seasons. they have kept seven clea n recent seasons. they have kept seven clean sheets in their last ten games and only conceded once in a six champions league matches. so perhaps you can see why antonio conte said that tonight chelsea will have to prepare to suffer. thank you. now to some sad news. that of the death of the doncaster knights prop ian williams who collapsed in training on tuesday. williams who was only 27 was training with the championship side whom he onlyjoined in the summer, when he collapsed. the club said in a statment that and had joined the club in the summer from local rivals rotherham. the championship club said the player collapsed at training on tuesday and could not be resuscitated. lets have a look at some of the days other stories making the headlines now and dan biggar will start at fly—half for wales in

it takes manchester city's tally of unbeaten matches this season to 18. both teams this weekend turned their attention to the fa cup campaigns. stewart regan has stepped down as scottish football association chief executive after eight years in thejob. regan said he recognised the need for change. scotland missed out on qualification for the world cup and have so far failed to find a replacement for previous manager gordon strachan. which a former sfa chief executive described as an embarrassment. gary caldwell, a former wigan boss and scotland defender, applied for the job earlier today. west ham united have suspended their director of player recruitment after a national newspaper reported he had said that they wanted to limit the number of african players at the club because they have a bad attitude and cause mayhem when not selected. in a statement today the club confirmed that director of player recruitment tony henry has been suspended pending a full and thorough investigation. west ham united will not tolerate any type of discrimination and has, the

cheshire police questioned manchester city staff after bin l. was arrested in america that alan says are described as if they sit and cagey. getting rid of been l. for irregularities but wouldn't elaborate police call them a prominent club who wouldn't want media attention. twenty years old in cities new and he said they wouldn't comment until after the end of the trial and their own internal inquiry on penelles links to the club but the lawyer for many victims is concerned that wayne to address the abuse players suffered as this shows that city do not get it they are still thinking about themselves about their liability about their financial interest it's not about us about survivors back to chose to sail the notion of this is historic impacts on you than a man of things ok well actually no it doesn't we'll trails for quite long periods of substance abuse you can drink you i've pretty much lived with this every single day at the forefront of my mind. if i thought about everything i would collapse to mental breakdown. the rush of anxiety a sense

cheshire police questioned manchester city staff after bin l. was arrested in america their answers are described as if they sit and cagey. getting rid of been l. for irregularities but wouldn't elaborate police call them a prominent club who wouldn't want media attention. twenty years old in cities new and he said they wouldn't comment until after the end of the trial and their own internal inquiry open else links to the club but the lawyer for many victims is concerned that when to address the abuse players suffered as this shows that city do not get it they are still thinking about themselves about their liability about their financial interest it's not about us about survivors back to chose to sail the notion that this is a historic impact on you than a man of things ok well actually no it doesn't the blood will thrill for quite long periods of substance abuse you can drink you i've pretty much lived with this every single day at the forefront of my mind. if i thought about everything i would collapse just mental breakdown. of russia's anxie

winning trophies is nothing new for manchester city. but pep guardiola was probably surprised at just manchester city. but pep guardiola was probably surprised atjust how simple the first of his reign was. the day started in crisp wind and sunshine, yellow ribbons caught the eye. ordeal again sunshine, yellow ribbons caught the eye. ordealagain in sunshine, yellow ribbons caught the eye. ordeal again in defining the faa by wearing his or her imprisoned catalan politicians. arsene wenger has never won the league cup. he had reason to look pensive. manchester city are not known for route one football, but from a goal kick, sergio aguero outmuscled arsenal's defence with ease. that lob was a rather cheeky also. from willful defenders to wonderful vincent kompany so defenders to wonderful vincent kompa ny so often defenders to wonderful vincent kompany so often out injured pop up with an important contribution. and look what it meant to him. fans were celebrating, but city were not quite done yet. on a night where city's old guard came up t

it was filled with incident, the match was when he was sent off a number of manchester city players were very upset. pep guardiola was incensed about it and tempers frayed in the tunnel afterwards. there was a square off against the wigan manager which was captured in the tunnel. that was the altercation in the tunnel between the managers. and i think this set the tone for what was to come next. a very tense affair. wigan defending for their lives and scoring a goal. and afterwards wigan put a statement saying they could understand the fact that some fans ran onto the field to celebrate what was a famous victory but they could not condone the behaviour of some fans who were involved in that. so not the kind headlines you want to see after such a famous win for wigan. and that is what the club are trying to stress as well. we wait to see what the clubs will say full stop about great moment for will grigg ‘s scoring the goal that not manchester city out and ending their hopes of the quadruple the season. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. more now on the w

simon cussons died last year before manchester city spoke to him as part of their enquiry. bennell was most closely linked with crewe alexandra, where he was youth team coach in the late ‘80s. hamilton smith was the managing director at the time and he says that, after being made aware of concerns and rumours about bennell‘s behaviour, he raised the issue in a board meeting but the coach was allowed to stay for three more years. i find it difficult to believe that, with all of the banter that was going on, all that was happening, the special board meeting we had, and they are still saying they didn't know something was going on. i went to the fa to talk to them about my concerns and ended up getting a dearjohn letter, which said they'd investigated and found nothing to be answered. everybody involved could have done, and should have done a lot more. the then manager, dario gradi, was one of those who smith says was aware of general concerns about bennell‘s behaviour. now director of football, he denies having had any knowledge of bennell‘s crimes, but he was suspend

another 86 people have made complaints against the former manchester city crewe alexandra youth team coach and amid hundreds of allegations against both clubs they are poised. dan roan, bbc news, liverpool. more than 250 jobs have been axed at a company which supplied meat to food chains including the pub giant wetherspoons and jamie's italian following an investigation into food hygiene. the derby—based company, russell hume, says it has been forced to go into administration after its products were taken off menus in the wake of the allegations. here's emma simpson. closed for business — one of russell hume's six plants. no deliveries here for nearly a month, involved in a food safety scandal. today bosses threw in the towel and called in the administrators. russell hume prided itself in selling quality products, but it's being investigated by the food standards agency over what it calls serious noncompliance of food hygiene regulations, with labelling and use by date a key concern. production was halted at all six sites, and an used meet withdrawn from its customers, and there

will it be a first cup manchester city. will it be a first cu p su ccess manchester city. will it be a first cup success vendor manchester city. will it be a first cup success vendor has won the premier league, but this one is a lwa ys premier league, but this one is always evaded him while wadia is still hoping for a treble of trophies this season. for us it is an opportunity, we play with all the regular players and we want to go to wembley. i think wembley is special, because the stadium is divided into and it is a special day and no matter how many games you have played in your life, it is always a special day. in the beginning in august when we start we saved the same, we will be judged for how many titles you win. the same contenders, it is always the same. as they said before, these eight months together we live what we live and that belongs to us. you can follow all of that on the bbc website and on bbc radio five live. i will have more in the next hour. thank you. in egypt, archaeologists have revealed a recently—discovered tomb, which is thought to be more than

cheshire police questioned manchester city staff after bin l. was arrested in america that allen says described as if they sit and cagey. getting rid of bin l. for irregularities but wouldn't elaborate police call them a prominent club who wouldn't want media attention. twenty years on city's new and he said they wouldn't comment until after the end of the trial and their own internal inquiry open else links to the club but the lawyer for many victims is concerned that wayne to address the abuse players suffered as this shows that city do not get it they're still thinking about themselves about their liability about their financial interest it's not about us about survivors back to chose to sail the notion of this is historic impacts on you than a man of things ok well actually no it doesn't the blood will thrill for quite a long period of substance abuse you can drink you i've pretty much lived with this every single day at the forefront of my mind. if i thought about everything i would collapse to mental breakdown. the rush of anxiety sense of

among them, gary cliffe, abused by bennell when he played for a manchester city junior team. in a bid to force bennell to make eye contact, cliffe approached the dock after his statement, asking, "why, barry, why?" before being led away by an official. what was that experience like for you? i was churned up inside, dan, but i was determined that this was my moment, i didn't want to regret not doing it. so i stood up there, you were in court, you saw it, i said those words directed towards him. another 86 people have made complaints against the former manchester city and crewe alexandra youth team coach. and amid hundreds of allegations against other suspects, both are among the clubs braced for civil lawsuits. the ramifications of british football's gravest crisis are farfrom over. dan roan, bbc news, liverpool. now it's time for the travel show. this week on the travel show... seeing africa by train. we witnessed seven lions that were chasing a zebra. it was like a movie! and this was real. the history of selfies, lol. selfies have a very interesting history that goes back 4

both are unbeaten in the league although manchester city do have the 2—point narrow advantage at the top of the table. when these sides meet it tends to be fast and furious but we do not always get an awful lot of goals, they lust that 2.5 weeks ago in the semifinals of the continental cup. manchester city won that 1—0 and we will hear from the city boss but first i asked the chelsea ladies boss what she thought of her team had learnt from that defeat. we will soon find out come kick—off but the players have ta ken soon find out come kick—off but the players have taken tremendous responsibility in the last week or ten days and i expect to see the right response for them and hopefully the things we have learnt we can put into practice and if we do that i have no doubt we have the belief and character to win the game. we both have immense respect for each other and for the improvements we have made over the four years i have been manager. i have seen chelsea grow immensely so it becomes a real challenge and almost a rivalry in who wants to be the best team in england, it is not a

the greatest moment of his career — wigan's will grigg describes the goal that put manchester city out of the fa cup. coming up in sport in the next 15 minutes on bbc news, a round—up of day 11 at the winter games in south korea, including wins for british men and women in the curling. more detail has emerged today about how farming subsidies in the uk are set to be overhauled after brexit. the environment secretary michael gove, in a speech to the national farmers union conference, outlined his plans to replace the present system of subsidies with funding for issues such as conservation and animal welfare. at present, payments amounting to £3 billion a year to uk farmers are based on the amount of land that they own. our environment and rural affairs correspondent claire marshall reports. they have travelled here from all over the uk and they have many questions for michael gove. is he going to do a betterjob in the agriculture sector than in education? brexit, what will go one in brexit? at the moment farmers are paid around £3 billion a year in eu subsidies. take that away and a

last year's beaten finalists juventus were held to a 2—2 draw against tottenham and manchester city eased past basel in switzerland. our football reporterjohn bennett told me that mauricio pochetino‘s side are in a strong position ahead of the return leg in three weeks‘ time. it is game on at wembley and totte n ha m it is game on at wembley and tottenham have the advantage of the two away goals. i can't praise totte n ha m two away goals. i can't praise tottenham hotspur in. they are playing a juventus team that haven't conceded a goal in a long time. there's only one vacancy that in the last 15 games. 2—0 down in nine minutes. a fantastic fightback. the italians got off to a fantastic start. a really good call early in the game. less than two minutes had gone. then the same player made it 2-0 gone. then the same player made it 2—0 from the penalty spot. it looked all over the tottenham at that stage but they showed real character. who else but hurricane scored his 33rd of the season. —— harry kane. then juventus made it 3—1. tottenham again played some superb put all in th

ann packer and robbie brightwell both played football themselves for manchester city. their two sons, ian and david, were both trained by barry bennell in the early 80s — although there is no suggestion they were abused by him. they never suspected there was anything sinister about bennell. ann and robbie spoke tojim reed on the victoria derbyshire programme about what they remembered of the coach at the centre of this trial. and what they've made of the subsequent scandals. he was a young, attractive, charismatic coach. he was a bit of a pied piper really, the kids followed him. he was brilliant with a football. his skills were second to none — kids lapped it up. so my first impressions were all good. he's more, more of a leader of kids,

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manchester city defeat arsenal in the english league cup final to claim the trophy for the third time in five years. in the premier league, manchester united return to second after romelu lukaku and jesse lingard goals helps secure a vital2—1win over chelsea. and a final farewell to the 2018 winter olympics, as the closing ceremony takes place in pyeongchang. hello there and welcome to the programme, where we start with the footballing news that manchester city have won their first silverware under manager pep guardiola with a comprehensive 3—0 win over arsenal in the league cup final at wembley on sunday. it was a dominant performance from city who took the lead through sergio aguero in the first half, his 199th goal for city in all competitions. city made sure of the trophy with two quick strikes in the second half, the first from vincent kompany, and then another from david silva as arsenal looked in danger

incredible crowd scenes, as wigan athletic win1—0 to knock premier league leaders manchester city out of the fa cup at the last 16 stage. why monday night football in germany is not going down well with the fans. and a dead heat, as germany and canada tie for gold in the two man bobsleigh at the winter olympics. hello there and welcome to the programme, where we start with the football news that english premier league leaders manchester city have been knocked out of the fa cup at the last 16 stage by third tier, wigan athletic. a flashpoint came at the half time interval as city manager, pep guardiola, got into a heated tunnel row after fabien delph was sent off for a poor tackle minutes before the break. and despite having the weight of possession and shots, ten man city saw northern ireland international will grigg strike in the 79th minute to repeat the huge upset, which saw wigan win the fa cup final against the same opponents in 2013. pure delight from the fans after the game as they see their team move through to a quarterfinal clash, where they'll be at home to another premier

it is his 12 hat—trick for manchester city. the third time in the premier league that he has scored four goals in a single game, amazing, 21 goals already in the premier league. kevin de bruyne once my excellent, manchester city, wonderful, what more can you say. aguero is in a class of his own, city in a class of their own. how much better, get, they arejust class of their own. how much better, get, they are just phenomenal. class of their own. how much better, get, they arejust phenomenal. they we re get, they arejust phenomenal. they were gifted a couple of goals but one small kevin de bruyne with the assist, aguero taking chances, suburb, they've got champions league coming up against fc basel and that should be comfortable going for them. did riyad mahrez make any difference? he got a good ovation from both sets of fans. not much going at all from the leicester fans. the north london derby went the way of tottenham. holly hamilton reports. they say there is no place like home and after moving into wembley at the beginning

here at manchester city, one the clu b here at manchester city, one the club is connected to barry bennell, say they have heartfelt sympathy to all victims, what they call the unimaginable tragic experiences they have had. barry bennell, the other they say is a man called john broome, they say is deceased, but nevertheless those investigations continue. the numbers involved since a number of former players came forward and gave testimony and spoke of their stories, a staggering 294 suspects across britain, 839 alleged victims of historical child sexual abuse in football. the fa, the football association looking into its past and seeing what it knew and when, half a million documents under review. the barry bennell case may be done for now but the questions and scrutiny for football will continue. thank you. our top story this lunchtime: a candlelit vigil has been held to remember the 17 people killed in the florida high school shooting. coming up florida high school shooting. coming up on the programme, how harmful could cleaning products be? scientists claim they are a contributor to air

manchester city currently 3-1. burnley. manchester city currently 3—1. how does that affect the top of the table? we don't have liverpool or chelsea or manchester united plane today. chelsea play on monday, manchester united and liverpool play tomorrow. burnley are still seventh but at some point they need to start winning matches before they underpin the bottom half of the table because they have not won since mid—december. they are without a win in ten. evertonjust mid—december. they are without a win in ten. everton just two points behind them, leicester city on their tails as well. a great first half of the season, they have to make sure they don't waste that brilliant start. let's look at the bottom of the table. it is tight, still, isn't it. west ham are looking vulnerable. they play chelsea on monday, look at those fine margins. if charlie adams had scored that late penalty they would have been out of the relegation zone. by mid—february any of these bottom teams... all still in it. what would definitely still in it. what would definitely st

he was said to have been treated like god at manchester city's main road round. in court it was said he groomed the parents of the complainant so he could carry on the complainant so he could carry on the abuse. he offered no evidence in his defence, but his barrister accused some of the men who were boys at the time of inventing stories about him and jumping on the bandwagon. today the 64—year—old, who has appeared throughout the case via video link, should he said as the guilty verdicts were returned. some aussies the terms were in tears hearing finally that the man who abused them when they were little boys has been convicted —— some of his victims were in tears. south africa's president jacob zuma will speak to the media tomorrow after the governing african national congress decided to recall him from office. jacob zuma has come under mounting pressure to resign, following several corruption scandals. not quite the night of the long knives, but still the party moving definitively to be rid of a defiant president. late last night the convoy of the anc

manchester city are in switzerland to face fc basel. two months ago, our legal correspondent clive coleman lost his sister sarah to lung cancer. she was one of many healthy non—smokers to contract the disease. it is in fact the uk'5 biggest cancer killer, but receives relatively little funding for research. around 35,000 people die from lung cancer in the uk every year, and around 44,000 new cases are diagnosed. butju5t £708 is spent per lung cancer death in the uk, a fifth of that spent on breast cancer and a tenth of the amount on leukaemia research. well, clive has been finding out more about the non—smokers who contract the disease, and why it remains the poor relation to other forms of cancer. when you're first diagnosed with cancer, it's really scary and i was very scared. i was diagnosed with non—small cell lung cancer in august 2015. this is my younger sister, sarah. she died of blood cancer in december, two years after being diagnosed. in the months before her death, she made this film about her condition. before she got

it can‘t be the same as the manchester city game. after the manchester city game it is really rare if everybody expects so much that it is going to be such a fantastic football game. from my point of view, don‘t hesitate, do it again. the first much of the day is at selhurst park. crystal palace are two points above the relegation zone. newcastle united are only out of the bottom three on goal difference. newcastle failed to make any permanent player additions in the transfer window. their manager said that the whole squad is committed to the cause. they have to fight for every point until the end of the season. that‘s it. now it is just no distractions and everybody has to be sure that they are ready. they have two just concentrate on that. because some of them, maybe they were thinking something here, something there, but 110w something here, something there, but now everybody is here, anotherjust have to do their best. adelaide strikers have won the big bash the first time, beating hobart hurricanes. jake whether old hit 115 o