this may be samoa's last game of the world cup but they were determined to leave their mark. the only real downside for ireland was this. a dangerous tackle and a red card for bundee aki. even with only 14 men, ireland were too much for samoa, that bonus point was wrapped up before half—time, johnny sexton again, relief all round. after that, ireland cruised clear, and economy put the finishing touches on a comprehensive win. ireland through, but whether or not they topple pool a is outside their control. it is job done for ireland, who will now face either new zealand or south africa in the quarterfinals, which one depends on what does or doesn't happen tomorrow. unfortunately, with the performance againstjapan, we kind of lost control of that. but we also knew that ten points from the next two games would guarantee us quarterfinals. we have done that and willjust have to see what happens tomorrow. i think there is a bit more uncertainty at this time. the last time we played france, we knew we would be playing argentina, there was some certainty that we could do to prepare

even with only 1a men, ireland were too much for samoa, that bonus point was wrapped up samoa, that bonus point was wrapped up before half—time, johnny sexton again, relief all round. after that, ireland accrues clear, and economy put the finishing touches on a comprehensive win. ireland is for you, but whether or not they topple ais you, but whether or not they topple a is outside their control. it is job done for ireland who will now face either new zealand or south africa in the quarterfinals, which depends on what does or doesn't happen tomorrow. i think this a bit more uncertainty at this time. the last time we play france, we knew it would be playing argentina, there was some certainty that we could do to prepare for that. it is a bit awkward because we have to wait until the final game in the pool and find out then exactly who we may be playing. unfortunately, the performance againstjapan, we kind unfortunately, the performance against japan, we kind of lost control of that. but we also knew the ten points from the next two games would guarantee us quarterfinals. we have done tha

ireland are through to the quarterfinals of the rugby world cup after they sweep past samoa. a hard—earned point for the republic of ireland — but will it be enough in their quest to reach next year's european championship finals? also coming up in the programme: a trio of world titles for max whitlock — as he claims pommel horse gold in stuttgart. and, it's a first wta final in three years for the british number two, heather watson, as she triumphs in tianjin. hello, and welcome to the programme. history was made in vienna this morning as kenya's eliod kipchoge crossed the line in one hour 59 minutes a0 seconds to become the first athlete to run a marathon in under two hours. in the build up to his attempt, the olympic champion compared the feat to being the first man on the moon. well, whether or not this was a giant leap for mankind — the moment will be used as a reference point for decades to come. our reporter ade adedoyen was there. eliud kipchoge came to vienna with his sights set on one thing. running the quickest marathon ever. and from the word go, he was on

scotland are back on track at the rugby world cup as they thrash samoa. hello and welcome to the programme. we start in qatar where norway's karsten warholm held off close rival rai benjamin to defend his world aoom hurdles title in doha. the 23—year—old took the lead with 150m remaining and stayed just ahead of the american with qatar's abderrahman samba in third. here's our sports reporter ade adedoyin. once again, the stadium was not full but there were more people in there denied underwearfor the but there were more people in there denied underwear for the women's 100 metre final and denied underwear for the women's100 metre final and there was a different energy in the crowd as well. that was partly because the home favourite, abderrahman samba was involved in the final event of the night. the men's 400 metre final and there was a different energy in the crowd as well. that was partly because the home favourite, abderrahman samba was involved in the final event of the night. the man's 400 metres hurdles. he had to him challenging the world record

darcy graham is the only man remaining from the win over samoa. wales have made two changes to the side that beat australia last time out. james davies and ross moriarty both start in the back row, in place ofjustin tipuric and aaron wainwright. they play fiji on wednesday. england's final group game is against france this weekend. the winner will top the group which will mean a likely quarter final with australia. england confirmed their qualification for the knockout stage after beating argentina on saturday. but it might have come at a cost forforward billy vunipola — andy swiss is with the team injapan. the england players are back training in tokyo if they prepare for their final training in tokyo if they prepare for theirfinal group training in tokyo if they prepare for their final group game against france. so find in this tournament they have been pretty lucky with injuries but there is some concern over billy vunipola after he left the field at half—time against argentina with an injury to his ankle. the good news is that england say

the bonus point and now they have the luxury of 90 days to prepare for the final group game against samoa. it's called the hundred — that's the number of balls each side will face. the authority in england, the ecb, hopes the new version of the game will capitalise on england's world cup success, and introduce a new audience to cricket. 0ur sports editor, dan roan reports from the launch today, in london. it's cricket but not as we know it, rather than the traditional lords it was an east end brewery for the launch of the format. the biggest names of the sport from england were present as they found out who they would be playing for next year in the 100, the competition the ecb hopes it will breathe new life in the game. get the kids interested in cricket and playing it. it will be free to air on television which is really important and we saw the benefits of that in the world cup final, so i think it's great for the game and the more people we can get interested, the better it will be for us. it's 100 balls, the best players in the world, a brand—new team is, in seven cities. traditi

ireland against samoa i5 quarterfinals. ireland against samoa is the only match tomorrow to go ahead. they were more worried about the state of the pitch than the weather. qualifying for the japanese grand prix has been shifted to the morning of the race on sunday because of that typhoon. england can qualify for the euro championships next summer if they beat the czech republic. we live in prague. we also look ahead to both rugby league grand finals and the latest from the world gymnastics in stuttgart. that's all coming up at 6:30pm. but 110w that's all coming up at 6:30pm. but now it is time for the film review. hello, and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. what have you been watching? we have american women starring sienna miller, animated fun with abominable and will smith fighting himself in gemini man. lets start with american woman. sienna miller is deborah living in pennsylvania. she is pin bowling endlessly between variously u5ele55 bowling endles

they secured the bonus point in the 38 points to 19 victory against samoa. it was the manner how they got the bonus point that sums up the daredevil nature of this japanese team. the clock went right at the end and samoa could have kicked it out and the game would have been over. they opted for the scrum and the japanese pack managed to turn it over again so much loaded samoan front eight and a score in the corner. bright smiles from a team brimming in confidence and with three wins out of three, no other nation at this world cup would wa nt to other nation at this world cup would want to play japan. other nation at this world cup would want to playjapan. it other nation at this world cup would want to play japan. it is scotland to play them next weekend, the last game of the pool stages. japan are not yet sure of going through to the quarterfinals. four years ago in 2015 they won through the pool games but didn't go through. there is a wave of momentum 110w but didn't go through. there is a wave of momentum now behind this tea m wave of momentum now behind

darcy graham the only man remaining from the win over samoa. but much of the focus for ireland's game next weekend has been on the weather. joe schmidt's side would guarantee their place with a bonus point win over samoa. but typhoon hagibis is on course to hit japan by the weekend and rules dictate a nil—nil draw would be awarded in the event of a cancellation. attention in football shifts from club to country this week as we enter an international break — and for one or two teams in the premier league. time perhaps to reflect on a pretty dismal start to the season. the champions manchester city are now eight points behind liverpool, mancheser united are languishing down at the bottom half of the table and as for tottenham, they have had just three wins from 11 games this season. here's austin halewood with a look at some of the big talking points from the weekend. already we are starting to talk about the title base and the ominous eight point lead that liverpool had ovei’ eight point lead that liverpool had over manchester city at the

japan, their win against samoa was much by more than 25 million people and the number is expected to rocket for the match on sunday. before the tournament we we re sunday. before the tournament we were worrying about the japanese excitement because we could not see any excitement before the tournament but after the tournament people everywhere are so but after the tournament people everywhere are so excited. and everywhere are so excited. and everywhere is like a festival. the sulphite is pretty good. have japan embraced the world cup? they have done that completely wherever you go things are being written about and the schools are covering stuff about scottish rugby. i don't know how many watched rugby before but they are embracing it for that the country of japan is growing into this tournament. scotland needs to stu nt this tournament. scotland needs to stunt that as their path to the world cup concludes. as for wales, if they beat fiji tomorrow morning — they'll seal their place in the quarterfinals. a victory would also give them the chance to win pool d. they've had the perfe

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he knows ireland have to beat samoa with a bonus point. ireland are very much wanting to wrap things up and not leave anything to chance. it's going to be anything to chance. it's going to be a nervy and uncertain 2a hours for all the parties concerned. australia have played their final match in pool d. a bonus point win against georgia. the weather was terrible but it was still a fairly laboured performance from the wallabies, that score from the win and koroibete was the pick of their four tries. they go top of the pool for now. wales should finish on top with a win over uruguay on sunday which would then set upa uruguay on sunday which would then set up a quarterfinal against france. australia face england in the last eight. warren gatland has made 13 changes to his side with justin tipuric set to captain and for the first time. formula 1 is also injapan for the first time. formula 1 is also in japan this for the first time. formula 1 is also injapan this weekend. qualifying has been postponed and is now going to take place on sunday mo

ireland's bundee aki on this the rest of the rugby world cup after failing to overturn his red card against samoa, it will surmount for them a dark ireland's data japan. 48 hours for him to appeal. i am sure many of you were watching yesterday's showdown between scotla nd yesterday's showdown between scotland and japan, scotland fans left to reflect on the early exit with the quarterfinal line—up now complete. we will be assessing the fallout for scotland and what it could mean for the potentialfuture of head coach gregor townsend in a moment, but first let's cast a right of the teams remaining. if sport is escapism, really cannot have been more completely thrilling lease so. japanese inhibition left at home, on the streets there were people transformed. the joy at beating scotla nd transformed. the joy at beating scotland to reach a first world cup quarterfinal felt all the more keenly because of the sorrow of the previous day. when a0 people were killed by the typhoon. south africa await, but as hope now turns to expectation in japan, does await, but as hope now turns to expectation injapan,

it probably means even more so they want to get off to a quick start against samoa to get tries on the board early in case that pitch deteriorates. they've made a very strong side for this game, 11 changes from the win over russia, jonny sexton coming back, conor murray at scrum—half and robbie henshaw making his first appearance at this world cup. it is appearance at this world cup. it is a crucial game for ireland. they need to win with a bonus point which involves scoring four tries to make sure they guarantee themselves a place in the quarterfinals. anything less and they will be reliant on what happens in the scotland and japan game if it goes ahead. they will not want to play that nervous waiting game, they will want to wrap things up here so it is a big game for them. for scotland, they have to prepare as best they can and wait for the decision to come overnight tonight to see whether or not the game is going to go ahead against japan. exactly. the scotland players are holed up in the hotel, they've mentally got to prepare for this game, don't know what drills they'll be able

ireland are in action tomorrow morning and they will qualify for the quarters if they beat samoa. and that is the only match that goes ahead tomorrow. they are of course a long way from the path of the typhoon. but they are worried about the state of that pitch. it has been relayed but so was sleek, you can actually hide a ball underneath it. organisers have said that it is safe. they told us an e—mail... both teams, we knew that they had to relay the pitch but we obviously went out and had an inspection, we have been given assurances by world rugby that it is safe to play on and that's all we can ask for. i do not want to predict anything 01’ cause any more controversy but we just try to back the players, trust that the pitch will do its job at this stage, trying to alleviate any concerns while we are out there. then it is just a matter of wait and see. we had one match earlier today, also played their final group game and it was a laboured bonus point when 27—8 against georgia because the weather was terrible. a fairly laboured from us was terrible. a fairly laboured from

new zealand—born centre bundee aki who's been given a three—match ban, following his red card against samoa last week. despite those two victorie in their last three games against the all blacks — they are being billed as the underdogs in their bid to reach the world cup semi—finals for the first time in their history. it isa do or it is a do or die game. the opportunity of what we have to do. it is not a case of looking to get people to buy in. everyone wants in, eve ryo ne people to buy in. everyone wants in, everyone is trying to get in and that will pose big challenges for the coaches to pick their teams because everybody has put their hand up because everybody has put their hand up and everybody wants to be involved. in tennis, andy murray has won his first match on european soil in 15 months, after beating kimmer coppejans at the european 0pen in antwerp. it's the former world number one's final tournament of the 2019 season and he beat the unseeded belgian in straight sets, 6—a, 7—6. murray won his first atp matches in china last month after his comeback from major hip surger

ireland play samoa in fukuoka later this morning and katie gornall‘s there for us. katie, your game is going ahead, so i assume you are katie, your game is going ahead, so i assume you are a katie, your game is going ahead, so i assume you are a fair distance away from the worst of it? we are at that 700 miles south—west of tokyo. even though there were initial fears at the start of the week the typhoon could be coming here since a change course we are away from the worst of it and we are preparing for rugby as you can see. the talk in the build—up to this match has not been about the typhoon, it has been about the state of the pitch. we in ireland training yesterday and eve ryo ne ireland training yesterday and everyone on the touchline could not believe how patchy loot. the players went out, they put their fingers underneath the turf, lifting up sections, chris farrell even managed to hide the bowl underneath a section of the turf. ireland say they have been given reassurances that the pitch is safe and playable but i think all the more reason that they will w

ireland have to beat samoa, with host japan and scotland battling for a place in the quarter finals from pool a. but those games are among many under threat as typhoon hagibis look set to hitjapan this weekend. it could affect sunday's grand prix at suzuka, too. bbc weather presenter tomasz schafenaker has more. on saturday we've got the rugby in tokyo, that's new zealand versus italy, then we've got england versus france in yokohama. another problem is we still aren't entirely sure where the centre, where the core of this storm is going to go. in fact there are some scenarios, some computer models suggesting this storm could swerve a little bit toward southern parts of japan, closer to yokohama. it could come closer to yokohama. it could come closer to yokohama. it could come closer to tokyo. but of course will have an effect on the matches. high winds, heavy rain. some of the stadiums have partial rooms, but regardless of where this storm is going to hit, the effects and the disruption could be quite big in japan. so take that more northerly track towards japan, the match in tokyo woul

scotland are back on track at the rugby world cup as they thrash samoa. hello and welcome to the programme. we start in qatar where norway's karsten warholm held off close rival rai benjamin to defend his world 400m hurdles title in doha. the 23—year—old took the lead with 150m remaining and stayed just ahead of the american with qatar's abderrahman samba in third. here's our sports reporter ade adedoyin. once again, the stadium was not full but there

they came for, now they have the luxury of nine days to prepare for their final group game against samoa. thursday's early game saw fiji beat georgia 45—10 for their first win in three games. it was 7—3 at half—time, but the tries flowed after the interval — six of them, in fact, with semi radradra running in two of his own. they are now second in pool d, although wales and australia are still favourites to qualify. there is just the one game at the world cup on friday, with south africa facing italy. a bonus—point win for the springboks would take them level on points with the italians, who are currently top of pool b. italy have beaten south africa once before, though. the hundred is coming. english cricket's latest bid for attention was launched on thursday. it is a new competition, with new rules, new teams, and for many across the country, some new players that they might not have seen before. the likes of steve smith, meg lanning and chris gayle are all down to take part. the hope is to attract new fans to the sport in england, especially after the world cup success in ju

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ireland against samoa is the only match tomorrow to go ahead. they were more worried about the state of the pitch than the weather. qualifying for the japanese grand prix has been shifted to the morning of the race on sunday because of that typhoon. england can qualify for the euro championships next summer if they beat the czech republic. we live in prague. we also

was called out at home the rays were unstoppable winning 41 forcing the astros and again 5 american samoa biles is now the most decorated female gymnast and world championship history she won her 21st medal at the worlds in stuttgart after helping the usa to their 5th straight team gold they beat out russia and italy we can expect even more medals from bottles and individual finals next week. gone as football team have caught the ivory coast by a surprise in the semifinals of the west african cup of nations their captain. scored just 9 seconds into the 2nd half of the game on tuesday he finished up with a hat trick in their 31 win. thousands of women are set to attend iran's world cup qualifier with cambodia on thursday it will be the 1st time female fans will be allowed into a football stadium in decades the decision to allow women into stadiums came after a female fan set herself on fire our correspondent zain bus robbie's into her own with more. estos law is one of the most popular football clubs in iran and the team's been in the international spotlight ever since a female fan committ

ireland are expected to beat samoa in their match on saturday in fukuoka — which shouldn't be affected by the weather — so the final spot should be betweenjapan and scotland. now... the scots have to beat the hosts by eight points to qualify. if the match is called off — it goes down as draw — which would knock scotland out. so how will the players be dealing with it? former scotland scrum—half andy nicol, says theyjust have to try and prepare as normal. they have just got to prepare now as if the game is taking place at 745 in yokohama on sunday night. we will only know one sunday morning what the collateral damage is and whether this game is going ahead. no one in the squad will ever experience something like this, that you are waking up on game day not knowing if in fact it is going to be game day because you don't know if the game is happening. i don't think anyone has a precedent here to say this is how you cope with it. they have just got to make sure that they think they are playing on sunday night and they are prepared for it. but, of course, it's notjust the players an

that and now they have the luxury of nine days to prepare for their final group k dominic game against samoa. fiji finally found tehir flair as they bounced back from a shock defeat of their own against uruguay, beating georgia 45 points to ten. they scored six second half tries, and play wales in their final group game next wednesday. fiji are likely to finish at least third in the pool — and with that gain qualification for the 2023 world cup. south africa played italy tomorrow. england are the next of the home nations to play, their toughest match yet, against argentina, on saturday. eddie jones has picked his strongest 15, 0wen farrell returns as captain from inside centre, george ford at fly—half. 0ne change to team that started the tournament against tonga, in the second row with george kruis coming in for courtney lawes now some tennis news before we move on and dan evans' bid to become the british number one has ended for the time being evans lost in straight sets tojohn isner in the second round of the china 0pen. he would have replaced kyle edmund if he'd reached the last four.

butjust covering these games, the opener against russia, the stunner against ireland, the samoa game, and now last night in scotland, just incredible results. now i have talked to some towns and observers, —— fans and observers, they don‘t think that south africa will be as dominant as one would expect. just on that, you are absolutely right, japan i‘m not going to be scared of south africa now, even though they are traditionally a very big team and world rugby. they‘ve got a very good chance. you mentioned the typhoon. it must be a strange time injapan, disused sporting success but also trying to deal with the disaster as well? —— this huge sporting success. it is strange, in away. obviously there has been tremendous cost to tremendous damage across the country. butjapan is resilient and japan is strong and there is perhaps no better way for japan to unite and recover them through sport. we saw this after the 3/11 earthquake and tsunami. the football community in particular was very thorough about getting together and doing fundraising things and charity events, and we

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their 100 percent winning start with a $3819.00 victory over samoa in a try from qatar a month so seamus securing a valuable bonus points and australia have gone back to the top of pool d. the wallabies ran in 7 tries as they beat your white 45. liverpool have maintained their perfect start to the season in the english premier league but only just a james miller penalty in the 5th minute of injury time saw them beat laster $21.00 at and field elsewhere brighton tottenham and aston villa scored 5 goals against north. and spain's lower league around madrid won the meeting of the top 2 was the granada for 2 with the burn about 0 and then as a scoring his 1st goal for real since is 113000000 dollar in june at the japan open tennis championships no backdrop of ages into his $110.00 final the world number one data goffin in straight sets in saturday's sami's jacket she's playing his 1st tournaments being injured at the u.s. open will face australia's john millman for the title. and that is all your sport for now we'll have more from the khalifa international stadium later on. and you get a mom

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ireland‘s match with samoa in fukuoka is expected to go ahead. it‘s some way from the storm‘s path — and many are asking why can‘t scotland japan be played there — or moved to 0h—eeta. we await answers. 0n the centre there on the violent typhoon that is making its way towards japan. it is already has implications for sporting events in this part of the world and looks set to follow a very similar track for another typhoon which struck a month ago. in terms of its strength, it is ago. in terms of its strength, it is a violent typhoon which is the equivalent of a category five hurricane, so it is very powerful, very dangerous and it is large. expected to affect a very similar area which is still recovering and so area which is still recovering and so this could do even more destruction. the winds really are quite incredible, gusting winds up to 150 miles an hour expected to bring two to 400 mm of rain and the swells coastal flooding. around eight or nine metres high, so close that coastal flooding as well and a lot of rain to boot. we a

ireland have booked their place in the quarterfinals of rugby union's world cup after beating samoa by 47 points to five. ireland's bundee aki was sent off in the 29th minute, but seven tries — including two from johnny sexton — gave them a convincing victory. their opponents in the last eight will be scotland orjapan, but that match could still be cancelled because of typhoon hagibis in yokohama. i think there is a bit more uncertainty this time. the last time we played france, we knew we would be playing argentina, there was some certainty in what we could do to prepare for that. it is a bit awkward because we have to wait until the final game in the pool and find out then exactly who we may be playing. great britain have claimed a gold, silver and bronze medal today at the world gymnastics championships. olympic champion max whitlock regained the pommel title — his third world gold. becky downie took silver on the uneven bars, while her younger sister, ellie, got the bronze on the vault. there's more on the bbc sport website, including news from the republic of ireland's goall

and scotland kept their rugby world cup hopes alive with a much—needed win over samoa. after losing to ireland in theirfirst game, the scots bounced back with a convinving 311—0 win over the islanders. four tries for the scots mean they seal a vital bonus point as well. the champions league returns later on tuesday with a huge match between german champions bayern munich and tottenham in london. although they beat southampton at the weekend, spurs have had a mixed start to the season. that was only their third league win so far. they did fear that striker harry kane might have picked up an injury in the game, but after training on monday, it looks like he will be fit to face a bayern side hoping to go deep into the competition. they are a club that every season try to prepare. they prepare themselves to try to win the competition, the champions league, because their history says that. i think it's a great club, great players, of course, amazing coaching staff. i know them well, we play the cup and i wish them a great time together. my feeling is it's a club, historic,

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the rugby world cup, ireland have qualified for the quarterfinals following a crushing 47—5 win over samoa. with typhoon hagibis hitting the east coast of japan, this match was played in the south in fukuoka and ireland ran in three tries in the opening 20 minutes. their task wasn't helped when bundy aki became the first irishman to be sent off in a world cup for a dangerous tackle. it didn't have any effect on the result as andrew conway scored ireland's seventh try to confirm the bonus point win. it now means scotland must beat japan by eight points on sunday to progress — if their game in yokohama even survives the aftermath of the typhoon. the all blacks are a sort of team that you can play at your best and still not get the result because they want number one in the world for ten years, they are not back—to—back world cup winners, for no reason. they are that because of the personnel they have, because of the personnel they have, because of the culture they have. and the performances they manage to put together on a very regular basis. so, for us, it would be, to a degree, a mou

ireland's final group game is against samoa on october the 12th. at the world athletics championships in doha, britain's athletes are in with a chance of a second gold medal in two days. last night dina asher—smith stormed to victory in the 200 metres. and her team—mate katarina johnson—thompson is in a commanding position in the heptathlon with just two events left to complete. our correspondent natalie pirks has been watching the action. gold medallist and world champion dina asher—smith. gold medallist and world champion dina asher-smith. last night she was ove 1120 m e dina asher-smith. last night she was overcome with emotion. today, the trademark grin was back. britten‘s golden girl is slowly adjusting to her new title. standing up there with the national anthem, when they we re with the national anthem, when they were announcing that i was world champion, it is something that is really surreal and i think i'm going to have to hear it a few more times to have to hear it a few more times to believe it but it is insane. she was the re

their 100 percent winning start with a $3819.00 victory over samoa in a try from qatar a month so seamus securing a valuable bonus points and australia have gone back to the top of pool d. the wallabies ran in 7 tries as they beat your wife 45. liverpool have maintained their perfect start to the season in the english premier league but only just a james miller penalty in the 5th minute of injury time saw them beat laster $21.00 at and field elsewhere brighton tottenham and aston villa scored 5 goals against north. and spain's little league around madrid won the meeting of the top 2 is the granada for 2 at the bernabeu and as a scoring his 1st goal for real since is $113000000.00 in june. at the japan open tennis championships now that jock of age is into his 100 and 10th final the world number one dawson and straight sets in saturday's sammy's jacket she's playing his 1st tournament she's being injured at the u.s. open will face australia's john millman for the title. and that is all your sport for now we'll have more from the khalifa international stadium later on on software may or sh

qualification for a first world cup quarterfinal is still injapan‘s own hands after a bonus—point victory over samoa. 38—19 the final score. theirfinal pool game against scotland a week tomorrow looks like it will be winner takes all. you are right up to date with all the rugby. now, let's take you through today's football. the lunchtime kick—off was at brighton and tottenham's patchy season continues — they lost 3—0. mauricio pochettino said his players may have been affected by a serious injury to their keeper hugo lloris. the frenchman was taken to hospital early in the game with an arm injury, but this defeat follows their 7—2 thrashing by bayern munich earlier in the week. michael redford reports. from a nightmare in north london to the seaside on the south coast, tottenham at brighton, aiming to forget all about that humiliating champions league defeat in midweek. a solid start at the amex would help settle any tottenham nerves. that hope was gone after three minutes. maupay given his easiest goal of the season while hugo lloris' attempt to keep it out resulted in a nasty arm injury.

england against france and new zealand versus italy both cancelled but ireland's final pool game against samoa goes ahead despite concerns over the pitch which has been re—laid leading to worries it could cut up. you can see it there, centre chris farrell able to bury a ball under it. a bonus point win for ireland would guarentee their place in the quarterfinals. scotland will learn tonight if their match with japan tomorrow will go ahead, a pitch inspection‘s planned at 10pm uk time. the scottish rugby union believe they have a legal case against the game's governing body. gregor townsend's side facing elimination from the tournament if the game is cancelled. and if you wanted to knowjust how bad the weather is injapan at the moment...here's the evidence. this is the japanese team trying to navigate their way out to training in tokyo ahead of that crucial match against scotland tomorrow. some of them happier than others to get their feet wet. just a sign of what is in the offing there because of that super typhoon. that's all the sport for now. now for the weather with alina jenkins. hell

the rugby world cup, ireland have qualified for the quarterfinals following a crushing 47—5 win over samoa. with typhoon hagibis hitting the east coast of japan, this match was played in the south in fukuoka and ireland ran in three tries in the opening 20 minutes. their task wasn't helped when bundy aki became the first irishman to be sent off in a world cup for a dangerous tackle. it didn't have any effect on the result as andrew conway scored ireland's seventh try to confirm the bonus point win. it now means scotland must beat japan by eight points i think there's a bit more uncertainty this time. last time when we had played france, we knew we we re when we had played france, we knew we were playing argentina. there was some certainty what we could to prepare for that. it's a bit awkward because we have two wait for the final game in the pool and find out then who we might be playing —— have to wait. well, it's a nervous wait now for scotland fans — their match with the hosts japan remains in jeopardy while organisers decide whether it's safe to go ahead amid conern around typhoo

they need a bonus—point victory against samoa and lead 33—5 in the second half in fukuoka. katie gornall is there, and it's almostjob done. well, it is. i mean, they came into this game, john, and the equation was simple for them, they had to win, had to secure the bonus point and score four tries if they were to guarantee a place in the quarterfinal and they got off to the perfect start, three tries in quick succession. the pick of those from jonny sexton, who scampered over to score and then dusted himself off to convert as well. that was 21 points in 20 minutes and it seemed ireland could do no wrong. but it wasn't all plain sailing, they did have a player sent off as well, a red card for a dangerous tackle, making contact with their head. that is most likely his world cup over. ireland needed to regroup at that point and they did so. remember, they need four tries to secure the bonus point. they wrapped it up before the break. jonny sexton again, their talisman, with the fourth try, finished the first half 26-5 fourth try, finished the first half 26—5 and ireland have

a bonus point win next against samoa will be enough for them to reach the knockouts. south africa face italy on friday knowing that another defeat will almost certainly end their hopes of reaching the quarterfinals. the springboks lost to defending champions new zealand, but bounced back to inflict a heavy defeat on namibia. italy top pool b at the minute but have only ever beaten south africa once in their history. former world number one andy murray plays dominic thiem at the china open shortly. it's murray's first tour quarterfinal since hip surgery. it'll be murray's toughest test since his comeback from injury too. he has never lost to theim on hard courts, though. murray saw off matteo berrettini and cam norrie to make it this far. in the women's event, the pick of the last eight matches sees two grand slam winners from this year meet. aussie open champion naomi 0saka meets us open champ bianca andreescu. defending champion caroline wozniacki and world number one ashley barty are also in action. now, you might have heard about american grant holloway winning the

their 100 percent winning start with a $3819.00 victory over samoa in a try from qatar a month so seamus securing a valuable bonus points and australia have gone back to the top of pool d. the wallabies ran in 7 tries as they beat your white 45. liverpool have maintained their perfect start to the season in the english premier league but only just a james miller penalty in the 5th minute of injury time saw them beat laster $21.00 at and field elsewhere brighton tottenham and aston villa scored 5 goals against north. and spain's lower league around madrid won the meeting of the top 2 is the granada for 2 at the bernabeu and then as are scoring his 1st goal for real since is $113000000.00 news in june at the japan open tennis championships no backdrop of ages into his 110 final the world number one data goffin in straight sets in saturday's sami's jacket she's playing his 1st tournaments being injured at the u.s. open will face australia's john millman for the title. and that is all your sport for now we'll have more from the khalifa international stadium later on but for now it's back to

another big win against samoa next week will make sure that they are into the kncokout stage. they were solid rather than spectacular. one other match today, a big win for fiji against georgia in pool d, but wales and australia are favourites to make it out of that group. let's talk about this new cricket competition, the hundred. we will getan competition, the hundred. we will get an idea of how it would work. eight teams spread across england and wales, each with a men's and women's team and we had the first picks today, most of the current england stars have been told where they'll be playing , ben stokes is off to the northern superchargers, jofra archer the southern brave , heather knight, the london spirit, one of two london sides. our sports editor dan roan was at today's player draft. it's cricket, but not as we know it. rather than the tradition of lords, an east end brewery the location for the launch of the sport's newest format. this morning, some of england's biggest names present, as they found out who they would be playing for next year in the hundred, a competi

scored seven tries in a convincing 47-5 scored seven tries in a convincing 47—5 bonus point win against samoa. republic of ireland are playing georgia in a euro 2020 qualifying game but it is still 0—0 with half an hourto game but it is still 0—0 with half an hour to play. if ireland win this they would need just two points to qualify next year. and heather watson is in herfirst final in two yea rs. details on to as around there's a warning that parents' chatter at the school gates has become a "breeding ground" for harmful myths about the safety of vaccinations against conditions like measles. nhs england chief executive simon stevens has spoken out after the latest figures showed a rise in the number of measles cases — and fall in the take—up of all routine jabs for under—fives in the last year. simon jones has more. the jab against measles, mumps and rubella is, in the words of nhs england's chief executive, "simple and free and it can save lives." but simon stevens is worried. what are the points you think people need to learn from your experience? the percentage of children rec

half seven, ireland book their place in the rugby world cup quarterfinals with a seven—try win over samoa. good evening and welcome to bbc news. there've been fierce clashes between turkish troops and kurdish militia in north—eastern syria. much of the fighting has been in the border area near ras al—ain. turkey claims it's military has entered the town, but the kurdish—led syrian democratic forces dispute this. since fighting broke out on wednesday, nearly 50 civilians are believed to have been killed and more than 100,000 people have fled their homes. ankara says it wants to establish a 20—mile deep buffer zone, across the frontier with syria, to keep out kurdish militias and resettle syrian refugees. from akcakale on the turkish side of the border our middle east correspondent martin patience has sent us this report. despite the growing international pressure, turkey's not backing down. at the border, the build—up continues. as turkey claims it's taking control of a key syrian town. gunshots. this pro—turkish fighter says they've just entered ras al—ain. almost immediatel

ireland's bundee aki will miss the rest of the rugby world cup afterfailing to have his red card against samoa overturned. the centre was sent off in their final pool match for a high tackle. he contested the red card at a disciplinary hearing today in a bid to be available for next saturday's quarter—final against new zealand but a 3—week ban has ruled him out of the rest of the tournament even if they got to the final. he has 48 hours to appeal against the decision. swedish golfers henrik stenson and anneka store and some will hold a match for the men and women. it is sanctioned by both the men and women's european tours, featuring 78 men and women in its field and the event has assisted at has a total prize amount of £1.3 million. that is all your support for now. good night. some of us have had a real soaking in the last few hours but as we head towards dawn, the weather will be improving across the uk and we are in for some sunshine. the most of us on tuesday, it is dry. not completely, there will be one or two showers around, quite cloudy at times but the weather is looking better.