hamish watson through the heart of the springboks defencem hamish watson through the heart of the springboks defence. it is so clever and it works so well! despite going down to 1a in the second half, south africa kicked themselves into a commanding position, first handre pollard and then eltonjantjies, a real test match in the end edged by the springboks. just a second defeat in two years at murrayfield for scotland. at times, they were brilliant but it was not quite enough. england's experienced bench came on to spare their blushes in a 35—15 win overjapan at twickenham. japan led at the break as england's defence floundered. after half time, eddiejones‘ men ran in three unanswered tries, joe cockanasiga scoring on his debut. coach warren gatland made 1a changes to the wales team that beat australia last weekend, but they still eased into an early lead against tonga in cardiff. a spirited tonga managed to level the score at 24—24 just after the break. sione vailanu's breakaway try was converted, but wales in the end ran away with it. liam williams scoring his second in a 10—try rou

a real test match in the end edged by springbok. just a second defeat in two years at murray feel for scotland. at times they were brilliant but it was not quite enough. there were great moments i got us back in the game and moments in the second half where we could have ushered off and picked on. but the effort put out was outstanding. this team is learning every time we come together and todayit every time we come together and today it is painful losing but we will learn it be a better team for. next up for the springboks will be wales with the welsh going for their first autumn international clewan sweep. they had a scare in cardiff today, not that you'd know it from the scoreline. they thrashed tonga by 74—24. the scores were actually level early in the second half as the pacific islanders stormed back into the match... wales had plenty in reserve though, 7 tries and 50 unanswered points. here's our sports correspondentjoe wilson. tonga wore red in cardiff. they dominated proceedings before kick—off. once the game began ther

as england go in search of revenge over the springboks. eddiejones names the squad for this weekend's test at twickenham. also coming up in the programme: simone biles underlines her superstar status once again, with her fourth all—round title at the world championships. good evening. welcome to tonight's sportsday. it's been described as one of the hardest weeks in leicester city's history, and today the club's manager, claude puel, has admitted the death of their chairman along with four others on saturday night has left them numb and in shock. he delivered a moving statement during his pre—match conference this afternoon, where he said it's been the hardest moment in his career. earlier, former manager claudio ranieri joined with the son of vichai srivaddhanaprabha to lay a wreath in his honour. david 0rnstein has the details. this is a football club, a whole city in morning, and the sense of grief and loss is really very palpable, but even stronger perhaps is the feeling of gratitude and togetherness that this tragic event has brou

wife on bbc two right now scotland trailing the springboks 20 - 23. scotland trailing the springboks 20 — 23. just about 20 minutes up playing that game. australia were comfortable winners over italy. 26—7 the final score in padua. winger marika koroibete scoring a couple of tries for the wallabies. it maintains the australians unblemished record against the azzurri. isaid it i said it was a great day for international rugby union. the action doesn't really stop. the top two ranked nations face each other in dublin in the next 15 minutes. six nations grand slam champions ireland facing world champions new zealand. the all blacks came from behind to narrowly beat england last week. they've won the last two world cups and have only lost once in 30 matches to ireland, that defeat came two years ago in chicago. regardless of what happens on saturday it will give us an idea of how we are going i suppose. i wouldn't worry too much about what happened yesterday, it is what happens today. the world cup is quite a wild way yet. so let's see what kind of fo

wales do they would have to do with the springboks ina would have to do with the springboks in a wildebeest mode, the pressure created space forjesse creel to score. south africa got back to within three points but as a pressure group the welsh got bigger. dan biggar‘s two penalties carried them clear, all the way to an autumnal clean sweep and nine wins ina row autumnal clean sweep and nine wins in a row going into a world cup year. speaking of world cups... this is the one, it's coming back for jonny wilkinson! he drops for world cup glory! it is over! he has done it! ian robinson's was famous radio commentary and for his final match on the microphone after 48 years, england were soon beating australia once more. jonny may the finisher after his side was my perfect start. ‘is after his side was my perfect start. ' is ahead but israel folau spotted a hole in the plan, blink and you'll miss him. england did and they were lucky to be level at the break and afterwards elliot daly find the fast lane and after that the result becomes inevitable. if he is the express,, cigarette is the speed

the welsh have the springboks a week later. england made i! springboks a week later. england made 11 changes to the side that thought they had beaten new zealand, only to have the try disallowed. they face japan. international rugby allows little room for sentiment. eddiejones says he wants england to physically smash them. you can follow all the action across the bbc. ok, let's round—up some of the day's other sports stories now. steve brown has resigned as the chief executive of the rugby football union, afterjust over a year in charge. he says it was a difficult deciisoon, but needs to take some time out. the director of professional rugby, nigel melville, will stand in until a replacement is appointed. we now know the semifinal line—up for the world tour tennis finals. alexander zverev will face roger federer. that's after zverev beatjohn isner in straight sets this afternoon. world number one, novak djokovic, will play kevin anderson. arise sir kenny — the liverpool legend kenny dalgliesh says he was "humbled" to receive a knighthood for his outstanding foo

forced to pick a forward pack that looks underpowered and inexperienced, especially compared to the springboks. at prop, alec hepburn makes a first start, while the back row is only ten caps between them. i deliberately picked this pack. we are missing 400 caps, so we had to replace that, but we have got gunners, wilson is a good hard—working player, curry and shields are hard graft is, murray is plain good rugby, george cruise is back, so i picked a tough pack. and a young one! for flanker brad shields, who was capped in the summer in south africa, it will be the first time he has been to twickenham, let alone played. i've driven past it. haven't been inside yet. apparently got to go and watch a football game but it's definitely exciting, and tomorrow we'll get a feel for where we are going to be. in the backs, 0wen farrell starts at fly half, ben te‘o centre... i don't think we should overhype his entry back into the england side. the kid has had a tough run. and he's doing the simple things. he's got himself nice and fit, and all we want him to do is the simple things. england have had

now for south africa, the springboks played of this rugby league and wales will be at without their pressure for sup lee scored 713 points for his country, but it still out with a concussion. the welsh have other outlets. george scored twice in his debut against south africa eight years ago. he knows what a first queens going sleep would be. i think it would be huge without it would show where we are as a nation. it shows we're progressing from last world cup and this next cycle, and it could be a big year next year. as the english autumn ends, various setbacks have left them with only one england run out in four years. he makes the bench against an australia side lacking direction. what's more, they have last —— they have lost their last five matches against england. their great preparation and we're not going to be at our best, because australia will bring their best performance of the year, and as the game we have been waiting for this is their last game. we are prepared. the president is for these blokes, 01’ as some the president is for these blokes, or as some of them anyway afte

the springboks play wildebeest rugby, a lwa ys springboks play wildebeest rugby, always boisterous, occasionally brutal, and wales will be without their pressure man, leigh halfpenny scored 730 points for his country but is still out with concussion. the welsh have other outlets. they can the welsh have other outlets. they ca n always the welsh have other outlets. they can always go wide and go north. george north scored twice in his debut against south africa eight yea rs debut against south africa eight years ago. he knows what the first autumnal cleansweep would mean, a year from the world cup.|j autumnal cleansweep would mean, a year from the world cup. i think it would be huge. i think it will certainly show where we are as a nation now. i think it will certainly demonstrate where we are progressing from last world cup and this next cycle, leading to what is a big year next year. as the english autumn ends, this clout will hope this isn't another falls start. various setbacks have left him againstan various setbacks have left him against an australia side lacking direction. eddiejones was i

wales knew they would have to deal with the springboks. that pressure creating a try. as the pressure group, the welsh however got bigger. two penalties carried them clear. nine wins in a row. speaking of,... this is the one that is coming back forjonny wilkinson! it is over, he has done it. the most famous bbc commentary and after a7 years, his final commentary. a perfect start for england. they were in control. is your folau spotted a hole in their whole. the daily express, a freight train with several heavy carriages. finally, he will be stopping after a memorable and the england's year and a legendary career. i have loved every minute of it. thank you very, very much. manchester city still lead liverpool by 2 points at the top of the table after wins for both, but spurs have moved above chelsea into third after beating them 3—1 at wembley. there were goals for dele alli, harry kane and heung min son. it's chelsea's first defeat of the season celtic are 2 points clear in the scottish premiership. they beat hamilton 3—nil. substitute leigh griffiths scored a late

do meanwhile in cardiff wales will host south africa took the welsh ninety three years to beat the springboks for the first time back in one thousand nine hundred nine they then had to wait until twenty fourteen for they second win but now they are on a three match winning streak against the south africans and looking to go unbeaten during the november test period for the first time ever australia's women cricketers have taken revenge for their world twenty twenty five defeat of the west indies two years ago the teams met in the semifinals this time around it went ok for them at first an empty year with the iliza villainy called out here by britney cooper it's an evil strain on a one hundred thirteen for five after seventeen overs that gave the defending champions hope after reaching a second final in a row the australians eventually posted one hundred forty two for five and rattled the hosts early in their reply the caribbean cricketers slumping to seventy one all out with nearly three overs to spare have stayed home tournament came to an end. and india chose to bat first against england in

do meanwhile in cardiff wales will host south africa took the welsh ninety three years to beat the springboks for the first time that was back in one thousand nine hundred nine but now they are in a three match winning streak against the south africans and looking to go unbeaten during the november test period for the first time ever england's men are in a decent position at the close of the first day's play in colombo in their third cricket test against sri lanka and it was mostly thanks to a century from jonny bairstow that we could keep has been relieved of glove duty and promoted to bat at number three in his first appearance in this series he justified the selectors decision by scoring one other than ten election some become would dismiss based on his way to form for ninety one england end of the day three hundred twelve for seven. and that's all the sport expect to marry him in london. thank you peter well that wraps up the news hour but i will be back in just a couple of minutes with much more of the day's stay with us. impoverished excluded and under attack roma communities are paying

liam williams got the ball and weaved his way to the try line, 14—3 the score at the interval, the springboks responding in the second half. but dan biggar not a bad substitute to bring on, he kicked two penalties to secure a 20-11 kicked two penalties to secure a 20—11win. chelsea's unbeaten premier league record is over after a 3—1 defeat to spurs yesterday, son scored his first league goal since march to secure the win, a lovely solo effort driving at the heart of the chelsea defence. delhi spurs move above chelsea into third, manchester city beat west ham 4—0, liverpool and beaten as well, they stay second. lewis hamilton will be hoping for victory at the abu dhabi grand prix later, he broke the track record at the circuit three times on the way to claiming french president emmanuel macron has criticised demonstrators who clashed with police in paris during protests about fuel prices. on twitter he said, "shame on those who attacked. there is no room for violence in the republic." 0fficers used tear gas and water cannons to disperse demonstators. 19 people were injured and 40 arrest

he will bring power in second half as england look to beat a resurgent unconfident springbok side. wales meanwhile have included luke morgan in their xv for their match against scotland at the principality stadium on saturday. the osprey‘s winger is wales‘ all time top try scorer in sevens, but this will be his first start for the test side. james graham will captain england's rugby league side in the second test against new zealand this weekend. graham takes over from regular skipper sean o'loughlin who's been ruled out with a calf injury for the match at anfield. england can seal the three match series with a win in liverpool. the hibernian manager neil lennon says the behaviour of fans at last night's edinburgh derby with hearts was ‘disgraceful‘. lennon goaded hearts fans, after a late disallowed goal, and was then hit by a coin. it was a bad temperead affair, with the hearts keeper hit by a fan in the second half of the scottish premiership tie, and a 25—year—old man has also been charged in relation to an assault on an assistant referee. i got hit by a coin. right

wales knew they would have to deal with the springboks in wilderbeast mode. their pressure creating space forjesse kriel to score. south africa got back to within three points but, as the pressure grew, the welsh got bigger. dan biggar‘s two penalties carried them clear, all the way to an autumnal clean—sweep and nine wins in a row going into a world cup year. speaking of world cups... commentator: this is the one that's coming back forjonny wilkinson! he drops for world cup glory! it's over, he has done it. ian robertson's most famous bbc radio commentary and, for his final match on the mic after 47 years, england was sson beating australia once more. jonny may the finisher of his side's perfect start. england were in control, ten points ahead but israel folau spotted a hole in their plan. blink and you'll miss him. england did. they were lucky to still be level at the break. then afterwards, elliot daly found the fast lane. once he does that, the result becomes inevitable. if daly is the express, joe cockanasiga is a freight train with several heavy car

the springboks just edged a thrilling match 26—20. wales scored ten tries in a record win over tonga. australia beat italy, while england recovered from an early onslaught to beat japan. head coach eddie jones said his team lost their focus in the early stages. all week we had a really good attitude. and sometimes you get seduced by the start of the game and we scored the first try with the first touch and subconsciously thought the game would be easy. but then points get against you, the referee gives them a few calls and then we had a bit of a panic there for a while. we got to half—time, regrouped. i was pleased with how we went about the second half. i think we won the second half 25—0. to the nations league now and italy are hosting reigning european champions portugal at the san siro in group three of league a on saturday. they're into the last 10 or so minutes into that one and it's still goalless. meanwhile, sweden kept their hopes of promotion to league a alive. they beat turkey 1—0 to relegate their opponents. serbia a

the springboks led until the final eight minutes. their first half try was the only one of the game, coming from winger sbu nkosi. the boot of owen farrell kept england close throughout but this penalty was the decisive one to give enland the lead for the first time in the match. the twickenham crowd breathed a sigh of relief after handre pollard's narrowly missed penalty in the closing minutes meant it's much—needed back to back wins for eddie jones' underpressure side. why has it got to be the most important game? for what it means... because you guys want to sack me? is that why? well, you are going to do it at some stage, you know that, you know that. if i stay long enough, you're going to get me sacked. so you'll be happy, one day you'll be happy here, boys. you'll come in and say, oh, fantastic, we've got another bloke we can terrorise. things were more comfortable for wales who beat scotland 21—10 in the first ever ‘doddie weir trophy‘ game held in cardiff. the match, organised as a tribute to the former scottish inter

elsewhere, south africa beat scotland, the springboks just edged a thrilling match, 26— 20. wales scored ten tries in a record win and australia beat italy while england recovered from an early onslaught to beat japan. head coach recovered from an early onslaught to beatjapan. head coach eddiejones says his team lost their focus in the early stages. all week we had a really good attitude in the game, sometimes you get seduced by the start of the game, the first touch we scored a try and subconsciously the players think this is going to be easy. then points against you, the referee gives them a few calls and then we had a bit of a panic there for a little while. we got to half time, regrouped, i was pleased with how we went about the second half, i think we won the second half 20 50. to the nations league, italy are coasting portugal in group three of league a. in saturday, they are into the last ten minutes or so and it is still goalless. meanwhile, sweden kept their hopes of promotion alive, beating turkey i—0 sweden kept their hopes of promotion alive, beating turkey 1â€

union news, leigh halfpenny has been ruled out of wales‘ final match of the autumn series, against the springboks, he‘s still suffering from concussion which he picked up about a week and a half ago against australia. i will be back with much more in the next half an hour or so. the letting company airbnb says it will stop renting out homes in israeli settlements in the west bank. the company says it made the decision because settlements are at the "core of the dispute between israelis and palestinians". it‘s been welcomed by palestinians but israel is threatening legal action. yolande knell reports. israeli homes in the occupied west bank. this is a jewish settlement that welcomes holidaymakers. this property is listed on airbnb and rented out for short stays. a source of income for the owners. but now, airbnb says it won‘t allow such properties on its website. it says settlements are at the core of the dispute between israel and palestinians. and that‘s provoked a furious reaction from israeli officials. it‘s upsetting because the idea behind airbnb was to get people to meet people, w

the welsh have the springboks a week later. england have made 11 changes that thought it had beat in the mighty new zealand only to have a try disallowed. they face japan, the country of coach eddiejones's heritage, face japan, the country of coach eddie jones's heritage, and face japan, the country of coach eddiejones's heritage, and a team used to be in charge. rugby allows little room for sentiment and jones says he wants england to physically smash them. finally, a bit of road in the world darts about breaking wind at the grand slam of darts yesterday. both gary anderson and wesley harms accused each other of letting rip during their match. harms lost and blamed anderson's bowels for the problem. anderson said it was 1010% not him. that is all the sport for 110w. not him. that is all the sport for now. now time for the weather. after a drizzly start of the weekend, it gets brighter. a lot more sunshine developing. some of it will be there this afternoon. high pressure a cross will be there this afternoon. high pressure acro

australia last weekend, but only one of that team will start the game against tonga, the welsh have the springboks a week later. england, meanwhile, have made 11 changes to the side which thought they had beaten new zealand, only to have a try disallowed. they face japan, the country of eddie jones' heritage, and the team he used to be in charge of. but international rugby allows little room for sentiment. jones says he wants england to physically "smash" them. patrick gearey, bbc news. novak djokovic will play south africa's kevin anderson in the semis of the atp world tour finals later he beat marin cilic in straight sets last night, and is the favourite to win the tournment after easing through the round robin stage with three wins from three matches. that's all the sport for now. thank you very much. more than a thousand people have been reported missing in a california wildfire which has destroyed thousands of homes and killed at least 71 people. president trump is due to visit the area of northern california devastated by the state's worst—ever wildfire. the town of paradise and villages a

the springboks scored the opening try, centrejesse kriel finishing off a lovely move. so many players involved in this one. 7—0 this match is over on bbc2. the world's top two ranked sides are in action at 7:00. ireland vs world champions new zealand in dublin and you can follow live text coverage on the bbc sport website. it could be a nervy final day in kandy. england's cricketers are three wickets away from their first series win in sri lanka for 17 years. the hosts need 75 runs to win the second test and keep the series alive, patrick gearey was watching the action on day four. never mind the scorecard, you could read the match from england's faces this morning. they were grinning because the ball was spinning and they had a lead of 300. enterjack leach and thanks to this, they started well. ten minutes later, jack leach suckered another one. keatonjennings made this state, reacting in a fraction of a second. another batsman followed. there was some rebuilding to do for the sri lankan is. for the sri lankans. he did it slowly and carefully. that was his 50. engla

the springboks led until the final eight minutes. their first half try was the only one of the game, coming from winger sbu nkosi. the boot of owen farrell kept england close throughout but this penalty was the decisive one to give enland the lead for the first time in the match. the twickenham crowd breathed a sigh of relief after handre pollard's narrowly missed penalty in the closing minutes meant it's much—needed back to back wins for eddie jones' underpressure side. white is out to be the most important game? because you guys wa nt to important game? because you guys want to sack me? is that why? well, you are going to do it at some stage, you know and one day you'll be happy. you will come in and say fantastic, we've got another bloke we can to arise. wales were 21—10 winners over scotland in the first ever doddie weir trophy game held in cardiff. the match, organised as a tribute to the former scottish international who has motor neurone disease, ended in victory for the home side as scotland's miserable run in cardiff con

wales knew they would have to deal with the springboks in wilderbeast mode. their pressure creating space forjesse kriel to score. south africa got back to within 3 points but, as the pressure grew, the welsh got bigger. dan biggar‘s two penalties carried them clear, all the way to an autumnal clean—sweep and nine wins in a row going into a world cup year. speaking of world cups... commentator: this is the one that's coming back forjonny wilkinson! he drops for world cup glory! it's over, he has done it. ian robertson's most famous bbc radio commentary and, for his final match on the mic after 47 years, england was sson beating australia once more. jonny may the finisher of his side's perfect start. england were in control, 10 points ahead but israel folau spotted a hole in their plan. blink and you'll miss him. england did. they were lucky to still be level at the break. then afterwards, elliot daly found the fast lane. once he does that, the result becomes inevitable. if daly is the express, joe cockanasiga is a freight train with several heavy carriage

winning failing i do not boast a very good record against south africa scotland have not beaten the springboks since twenty ten and twenty one seven times in twenty six meetings with the south africans. the key thing is we don't just think about. the result is how we got to come and greg has touched on a lot this week and unused different teams and terms of what they've done against africa and stuff a lot so yeah very much in a good place but we understand the challenges coming together the games know no minutes not started. or not and is going on when we just want to put when. you and those you go out to because to. do well and that's. all it will cover so. who will push and pull as well the headline fixture on saturday is in dublin where the world's second ranked side island faced the top ranked new zealand who are also the reigning world champions france and argentina meet in little while it's only host australia england face the next world cup hosts japan and wales ikon tonga professional big wave surfer have been competing at nazar in portugal the conditions did not disappoint with twelve

failing they do not boast a very good record against south africa though scotland have not beaten the springboks since twenty ten and of anyone seven times in twenty six meetings with the south africans. the key thing is you don't just think about. the result is there is hope you've got to come and go has touched on a lot this week in and used different teams terms of what they've done against africa and stop the laws source very much in a good place but we understand the chance it's going to get the games no no i'm in a storage unit suzanne not an earnest. professional big wave surfer as have been competing at newsarama in portugal the conditions did not disappoint with twelve meter waves testing the world's best on friday former big wave top champion grant baker there is put himself in a great spot to take another global title and south africans eleven thousand points enough to win the challenge placing him at the top of the standings there's two more events left of this season. cricket and england captain joe root has a century as the tourist built a healthy lead in their second innings again

the springboks play wildebeest rugby — always boisterous, occasionally brutal. and wales will be without their pressure man. leigh halfpenny scored 713 points for his country, but is still out with concussion. the welsh have other outlets. they can always go wide, and go north. george north scored twice on his debut against south africa eight years ago. he knows what a first autumnal clean sweep would mean, a year from the world cup. i think it'd be huge. i think it would certainly show where we are as a nation now. i think it will certainly demonstrate where we are progressing from last world cup, into this next cycle, leading to what is a big year next year. as the english autumn ends, manu tuilagi will hope this isn't another false start. various setbacks have left him with only one england run—out in four years. he makes the bench against an australian side lacking direction. eddiejones was in charge all of those, and yet wants no mention of them. all of that's past history. saturday's the game that counts. we know we have to be at our best, because austra

after beating australia last weekend, but only one of that team will start against honda, they have the springboks a week later. meanwhile, it would make 11 changes to the time —— side that thought they had beating new zealand, only to have a try disallowed. they face japan, the country of eddiejones's heritage and the team used to be in charge of. international rugby allows little sentiment, jones says he wa nts little sentiment, jones says he wants england to physically smashed them. patrick gearey, bbc news. one man not involved in the internationals is danny cipriani. he's just got back from a three week suspension and was on form as his club gloucester beat leicester last night. in a lively match, the best of the tries was saved until last when 0llie thorley ran the length of the pitch to score under the posts to help his side win 36—13. gloucester are now third. a grunt of appreciation from charlie. were you watching that closely, that was an extraordinary try? that is why we played it. i thought it was the noise of appreciation. that's it! how would you describe it, if not a grunt? we

australia last weekend, but only one of that team will start the game against tonga, the welsh have the springboks a week later. england meanwhile, have made 11 changes to the side which thought they had beaten new zealand, only to have a try disallowed. they face japan, the country of eddie jones' heritage and the team he used to be in charge of. but international rugby allows little room for sentiment, jones says he wants england to physically "smash" them. patrick gearey, bbc news. one man not involved in the internationals is danny cipriani. he's just got back from a three week suspension and was on form as his club gloucester beat leicester last night. in a lively match the best of the tries was saved until last when ollie thorley ran the length of the pitch to score under the posts to help his side win 36—13. gloucester are now third. there's been a bit of a row in the world of darts about...breaking wind. at the grand slam of darts yesterday, both gary anderson and wesley harms accused each other of letting rip during their match. harms lost — and blamed anderson's bowels for his poor p

feeling they do not boast a very good record against south africa that was scotland about beating the springboks since two thousand and ten and only won seven times in twenty six meetings with the south africa that's the key thing is you don't just think about. the result is there is how we got to come and greg has touched on a lot this week and and used different teams in terms of what they've done against africa and stuff so yeah very much in a good place but we understand the challenges coming together the games know no minutes not started. the not and. didn't we just want improvement each week most important thing and what we see the ultimate goal is to create. and also get booked for eighty minutes and do we get paid minutes as well as believing the. vote will come so. there's a push and pull this. battling fixture on saturday isn't dublin where the world's second rank side ireland faced the top ranked new zealand who were also the reigning world champions france and argentina meet in real well italy host australia england face japan and wales take on top. another usa gymnastics official ha

australia last weekend, but only one of that team will start the game against tonga, the welsh have the springboks a week later. england meanwhile, have made 11 changes to the side which thought they had beating new zealand, only to have a try disallowed. they face japan, the country of eddie jones' heritage and the team used to be in charge of. but international rugby allows little room for sentiment, jones says he wants england to physically "smash" them. patrick gearey, bbc news. 0ne one man not involved in those internationals is danny cipriani. one man not involved in the internationals is —— he's just got back from a three week suspension and was on form as his club gloucester beat leicester last night. in a lively match, the best of the tries was saved until last when 0llie thorley ran the length of the pitch to score under the posts to help his side win 36—13. it looks like he will be closed down and then he just goes over. gloucester are now third. novak djokovic will play south africa's kevin anderson in the semi final of the atp world tour finals later today. he beat marin cilic i

the springboks play wildebeest rugby — always boisterous, occasionally brutal. and wales will be without their pressure valve. leigh halfpenny scored 713 points for his country, but is still out with concussion. the welsh have other outlets. they can always go wide, and go north. george north scored twice on his debut against south africa eight years ago. he knows what a first autumnal clean sweep would mean, a year from the world cup. i think it'd be huge. i think it will certainly show where we are as a nation now. i think it will certainly demonstrate where we are progressing from last world cup, into this next cycle, leading to what is a big year next year. as the english autumn ends, manu tuilagi will hope this isn't another false start. various setbacks have left him with only one england run—out in four years. he makes the bench against an australian side lacking direction. they have lost their last five matches. eddiejones was in charge all of those, and yet wants no mention of them. all of that's past history. saturday's the game that counts. we know

from behind so beat the next world cup hosts japan scotland south africa getting towards the end the springboks were leading a short time ago the two top sides in the world play each other later world champions new zealand face ireland in dublin. it's a massive game for us because we get to put ourselves against but at nine years and i was world number one so you know the firmly established themselves as that it's a massive challenge and it is very exciting but at the same time you want to play against the best teams in the world but with that comes a little bit piece of nerves while margaret venue always has waited all season for his first moto g.p. pole position on the spaniard finally grab the chance in the last race of the year he was helped by world champion mark mark has who came off the track in valencia and would finish fifth in this qualifying session. when yal eyes took full advantage for his first top spot on the grid since the are going to groom free in september twenty seventh alex runs on zero so behind him at the start for sunday's race in the n.b.a. kyrie irving scored a season

second half as england look to beat ais second half as england look to beat a is urgent and confident springboks side. chris jones reporting. the hibernian manager neil lennon says the behaviour of fans at last night's edinburgh derby with hearts was "disgraceful". lennon goaded hearts fans, after a late disallowed goal, and was then hit by a coin. the hearts keeper was also struck by a fan in the second half of the scottish premiership tie. police scotland have confirmed the arrest of a 25—year—old man who's been charged in relation to an assault on an assistant referee. i got hit by a coin. right on the jaw. so, thankfully... there's no sort of cut or damage from it. unsavoury, to say the least. unacceptable. i saw it go down as well. if any hibs fans have been misbehaving as well, i want them punished for it as well. but it's unacceptable. it's a big day for the queen of gymnastics — simone biles. she's already won gold with the united states in the team event at the world championships in doha. today, she goes for individual glory in the women's all around. if you want to keep up—toâ