of the guys being overawed or nervous by the situation. the whole thing we spoke about this week was actually being excited by the occasion. it's not very often you get to play at a full eden gardens against india in a world cup, you know? so from our point of view, it was exciting more than anything else, and i genuinely felt the players were excited by the occasion. i mean, i can't speak for them individually, but i didn't get a sense of a huge amount of nerves prior to the game. that said, our execution probably let us down more than anything else and put us on the back foot. so where does the world cup go to next? there — that is the visibility in delhi, where bangladesh and sri lanka will be playing in smog—filled delhi on monday. currently ranked the world's most polluted city. both teams have cancelled training sessions in the past couple of days to minimise their exposure to the conditions. the air quality�*s affecting both teams, it's not ideal but we have no choice, we have to play. our doctors keep a close eye on players. some players are asthmatic, so they stayed indoors. even for practice, we are very conscious what we have to train and they go back into the dressing room, they don't spend time unless they are bowling or batting. to the football, luis diaz dedicated his liverpool equaliser on sunday to his father, who has been kidnapped in his native colombia. they drew 1—1 at luton with his goal coming in injury time. liverpool went behind in the 80th minute. diaz came off the bench to score in the 95th. he then revealed a message under his shirt which read — freedom for dad. he released a statement as well saying, "i beg that they release him immediately, respecting his integrity and ending this painful wait. in the name of love and compassion, we ask they reconsider their actions and allow us to have him back." after the game, no words necessary. just gave each other a hug, that's all. you know... he's ok, but desperately waiting for the right news. that's all. we had moments like this in the past. i understand 100%. it's a nice story, super positive and great for him. but these things go by. the real information we need is different information. that's it. it's anyway a really, really positive thing for him. but all the other problems stay the same. in the other premier league game, nottingham forest stopped aston villa from going third in the table, beating them 2—0 at the city ground. aina and mangala with the goals. forest have an unbeaten home record in the league this season, but it was their first win there since august. we are not an established team yet, you know? that's the exciting bit about where we are at as a club. it's only our second season in the premier league. we want to get in a certain way that you really belong here. we are still trying to build that. there's a lot of hard work. but to do that, it starts with attitude, commitment and believing in each other. we just have to make sure the plan is a good one. if there is, we get better. obviously it's difficult and it's a challenge away. today i learned, i learned the game. we can't relax, we have to be stronger defensively away and we have to try to work hard if we want to get the top seven teams in the league. arsenal ended manchester city's unbeaten start to the women's super league season with a third win in a row. chloe kelly's equaliser for city cancelled out the opener before substitute blackstenius scored a late winner. these were the two early goals. the winner after a mistake from city's teenage keeper. after four straight defeats, bristol city finally tasted victory. they came from a goal down to beat west ham 3—2 away. everton�*s aurora galli scored from the spot in the 85th minute to give her side a 1—1 draw away at spurs. liverpool's excellent start to the season continued with a 2—1 win over leicester city. rachel williams came off the bench and scored in stoppage time as manchester united secured a point against brighton. the chelsea women's manager, emma hayes, is very close to being confirmed as the new head coach of the united states women's national team. that could see her become the world's highest paid female coach. hayes is leaving chelsea at the end of the season. she won 13 major trophies in her 11 years in charge so far. she previously managed in the us when she was head coach at chicago red stars. the usa won back—to—back world titles in 2015 and 2019 before a shock early exit in the last 16 of the women's world cup this summer. real madrid could have moved to the top of la liga, but they were held to a goalless draw at home to rayo vallecano. that means that girona remain the unlikely leaders 12 games into the season. there were three other games on sunday in spain alaves beat almeria 1—0. valencia are up to eighth after beating granada by the same scoreline. athletic bilbao, they're up to fifth. they withstood a villarreal fightback, but brothers, nico and inaki williams, they both scored. in italy, juve beat fiorentina. they stay second. fabio moretti with the goal after 10 minutes. romelu lukaku missed a penalty, but then scored an injury time winner for roma against lecce. cagliari moved out of the relegation zone with their second straight win two one against genoa. verona dropped into the bottom three losing to monza newly promoted heidenheim stunned high flying stuttgart 2—0 in the bundesliga. kevin paredes scored for the first time this season. wolfsburg were held to two two although at home by werder bremen. max verstappen has extended his record for the most wins in an f1 season to 17 after dominating the sao paulo grand prix in brazil. alex albon and kevin magnussen�*s race was over seconds after it began, as they crashed before the first corner to bring out a red flag. verstappen led from pole from the restart to the chequered flag, 8 seconds ahead of lando norris. fernando alonso completed the podium. verstappen is now fourth on the all time list for most wins — 52, lifting him above alain prost. novak djokovic has won the paris masters title for a seventh time. he beat grigor dimitrov in the final in straight sets. the world number one is now recorded 18 straight victories since he lost the wimbledon final back injuly. djokovic collected his sixth title of the season. that draws him level with carlos alcaraz. the serbian has been struggling with a bit of a tummy problem this week, left him feeling under the weather in paris. he's been taken to three sets in each of his three earlier rounds, but didn't face a single break point against dimitrov. now, the ethiopian broke the 12—year—old course record as he won the men's race at the new york city marathon. the ethiopian, who became world champion last year, won in a time of 2 hours, 4 minutes and 58 seconds, 8 seconds quicker than the previous record. he finished 2 minutes clear of kenya's albert korir. and in the women's race, boston marathon winner helen 0biri claimed her second major win of the year. the kenyan crossed the line in 2 hours, 27 minutes and 23 seconds just ahead of ethiopia's gidey. lots more, of course, on the bbc sports website or the latest from the cricket world cup. india dominating there in their home world cup. but from me, 0llie foster, and the rest of the team, that's all for now. hello there. we've seen some strong aurora pictures coming in over recent hours here at the bbc weather centre. this beautiful one was from the aberdeenshire area in northern scotland. but this one is from folkestone. the significance of this is if you can see the northern lights in folkestone here in the uk, you can see it pretty much everywhere. so the aurora is very strong. it's worth taking a look outside, use a camera or a mobile phone to see the best views, because those bits of equipment are more sensitive than our eyes to low levels of light. but you have a chance over the next few hours. now, weather—wise, 0k, there will be a few showers coming and going, but we'll also see some fairly lengthy, clear spells. so whilst it's dark, you do have a chance of spotting the aurora. 0n into monday's forecast, and it's a day of sunshine and showers, really. starting off, most of us will have a fine morning with plenty of sunshine around. most of the showers really get going into the afternoon. and there could be some slightly longer spells of rain coming into west scotland and maybe northern counties of northern ireland. 0ur temperatures continue to be a little bit below average for the time of year. now we've got more of those showers to come on tuesday. again, a lot of sunshine, the showers have been most frequent into the northwest of both england and wales. then we get this ridge of high pressure building in during tuesday afternoon. now, that should kill the showers off in northern ireland. central and southern wales and south west england having a fine end to the day as well. now that ridge of high pressure is going to be short—lived, pushed out of the way by this next weather system coming in off the atlantic for wednesday. it's going to be a wet day, then, with around 20 to 30 millimetres of rain expected, could bring one 01’ two more issues. we'll have to be careful, i suppose, in northern ireland, where it has been so wet over recent times. the rain does clear through, followed by showers, with the winds picking up later in the day from the west. now, temperatures will start to come down a little bit across northern areas, 8—10 celsius for scotland and for northern ireland. 11—13 celsius for england and wales. but towards the end of the week, this area of low pressure is going to swing through the uk, and as it does so, we'll start to get a chillier flow of air coming in from the northwest. now, temperatures might not change very much on the face of it, but i think those north—westerly winds will start to make the weather feel a little cooler. and there'll be some showers around in the week with more general outbreaks of rain heading in, it looks, forsome of us, into next weekend. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore. i'm mariko 0i. the headlines: us secretary of state antony blinken visits the west bank and iraq for talks with leaders in the region. he says discussions are ongoing about a "humanitarian pause" in fighting. there is no doubt from my conversations with all of our colleagues yesterday that everyone would welcome this because it could advance things that we are all trying to accomplish including getting hostages back, including getting a lot more assistance into gaza and getting people out of gaza. israel says its forces have cut gaza in two after its ground offensive against hamas reached the coast of the palestinian territory. they reached the beach at the southern part of the city of gaza — southern part of the city of gaza and _ southern part of the city of gaza and they have encircled gaza — gaza and they have encircled gaza and _ gaza and they have encircled gaza and today we have gaza north — gaza and today we have gaza north and gaza south. anthony albanese becomes the first australian prime minister to visit china since 2016. people meet president xi jinping today. live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc