quarterfinals. welcome to the programme and if you are a manchester united fan, you're not going to enjoy where we started, they were hammered, humiliated and utterly helpless against liverpool at old trafford. they lost five goals to zero. in the theatre of dreams, the stage was set for the biggest rivalry in english football. the first task was to silence the home crowd. it did not take them long. this goal within five minutes was the earliest they have scored here in the premier league. and soon it was sliding in and stunning old trafford. this was becoming disastrous for united and if they thought he could not get worse, they would be wrong. the onslaught continued as they made it four at the break before clinching this hat trick early in the second half. to compound the united misery, he was sent off for a tackle as they slumped to one of their worst feet several trafford.— slumped to one of their worst feet several trafford. angry, of course. but my emotions, _ several trafford. angry, of course. but my emotions, they _ several trafford. angry, of course. but my emotions, they don't - severaltrafford. angry, of course. l but my emotions, they don't matter if now apart from what do we do to improve and make sure this does not happen again because human nature, it can go either way, this. of course, we consoled we can come together. course, we consoled we can come touether. ., ,., ., , together. from liverpool, this will be a day to — together. from liverpool, this will be a day to remember— together. from liverpool, this will be a day to remember but - together. from liverpool, this will| be a day to remember but perhaps together. from liverpool, this will- be a day to remember but perhaps the days are numbered. both west ham and tottenham were hoping to force their way into the top four this afternoon — but it was the hammers who came out on top at the london stadium, giving their boss david moyes, his best start to a season since 200a. nesta mcgregor reports. the significance of this one, two teams who knew that three points would be enough to secure a place in the top four. in keeping with tradition, bubbles were aplenty, although it was a first half which failed to blow anyone away. west ham had the first effort of the game. acrobatic but comfortably so. minutes later, tottenham felt they should have had a penalty after a player went down. the video ruled no foul. and just after the break, harry kane, playing his 250th league game, beat the defender but couldn't beat the keeper. in the second half, both teams we need to show fight, at times literally. aaron cresswell put his left foot in. michelle antonio stuck his right foot out. the jamaican international celebrated by shaking it all about. the happy hammers in the table. nestor mcgregor, bbc news. and leicester continued their good run of form — with a win at brentford. james maddison with the winner, his first goal since february — in their 2—1 win. leicester up to 9th. rangers returned to the top of the scottish premiership after a hard fought 2—1 win over st mirren. rangers were rocked when connor ronan gave the hosts a fourth minute lead in stunning fashion. but kemar roofe levelled from the penalty spot and two minutes later alfredo morelos scored what turned out to be the winner just before half time. real madrid beat barcelona 2—1 in the first el clasico without barca icon lionel messi. and real legend sergio ramos. david alaba opened the scoring in the camp nou, with the pick of the goals. it's his first since joining real from bayern munich in the summer. lucas vazquez scored the second with sergio aguero's first barca goal almost the last kick. real have gone top of la liga, barcelona are down to eighth. pakistan have beaten india by ten wickets in an emphatic victory at the t20 world cup. it was the first meeting between the sides since 2019 as stuart pollitt reports. this is what two years of anticipation sounds and feels like. matches between india and pakistan may be sporadic but in sport there remains no bigger rivalry. drama is guaranteed — often from the start. shaheen shah afridi on target. both openers out inside three overs. pakistan have never beaten india in a world cup — i2 defeats over the decades. could this be lucky 13? they've got to get past virat kohli though. with a helping hand from the one handed sixes of rishabh pant — kohli's 57 got india to 151. competitive but not conclusive. in reply, mohammad rizwan went aerial early. babar azam liked that idea, the captain leading the way to victory. pakistan got there with an over to spare. didn't lose a wicket. india rarely lose like this. but for the men in green, a night to remember for generations to come. in the day's early game, sri lanka beat bangladesh by five wickets. bangladesh opener mohammed naim top scored for his side with 62 as they set sri lanka a target of 172. charith asalanka came in with the score at 2 for 1, but turned things round smashing 5 sixes as he scored 80 not out. fittingly he hit the winning runs as sri lanka reached their target with seven balls to spare. they go second behind england in their group. saracens thrashed wasps in rugby union's premiership — to keep the pressure on at the top. they won 56—15 at the stonex stadium. scoring 8 tries in all. max may—lins with four of them, as they blew their opponents away today. the bonus point win keeps them third, a point behind harlequins, with leicester out in front. great britain ended up fifth in the medal table. after katie archibald won her fourth medal on the final day of the track cycling world championships in france. after a gold and two bronze medals the scot completed the full set with silver in the points race. she won the last two sprints to take it ahead of kirsten wild of the netherlands after belgium's lotte kopecky had put gold out of reach. meanwhile ethan hayter, who won olympic silver in the madison, and oliver wood missed out on a podium place in the men's madison by four points, finishing fourth behind belgium. britain have also been competing in the artistic gymnastics world championships this weekend injapan. and while there was no real standout medal success — several new names had the opportunity to announce themselves on the world stage. following his stunning gold on the pommel horse, at this summer's tokyo olympics — max whitlockjoined me in the studio earlier. he's resting from this year's competition — and said the experience would serve those competing well. it's nice being on the side of it this time around, seeing the young men's team and the young women's teams. for them to go out there, gain experience and i think what they showed was, there was a few mistakes, but it's very normal when you're up and coming but but we have shown is difficult level was there. the skill standards were there and they were the roads best and they really are picking a good amount of finals and it's about tying those loose ends up and making sure they go back full of motivation and inspiration from this championship give aid to go again. would've been your highlights what you have seen? for me, it is the seeing the guys out there, the youngsters, i think the real youngsters and so, hayden, skinner, real experience couple of guys that were really trying to go all out. just giving it their all. you have the other nations that look really really strong and obviously missing quite a few people as well. the world championships are what we know is an opportunity and so it's a real chance to go out there and just go for it. it's nice to see other gymnasts taking titles and things like that. yeah, it is a good one to watch. is it a spotting ground for the next generation? yes, it can open up for the young newcomers to come through. and it's letting those guys come in and give it a good shot and showing the depth in our squad, really when you've got that standard coming through. as a whole, yeah a lot of people make their decision after a long, quite to build up this time around towards the tokyo olympics. a lot of people make the decisions whether they want to go or if they want to take a rest. so, that was my decision to take a rest. definitely the right one and like i said, it was nice to watch on and see this people do it they could do. fabio ouartararo has won the motogp riders championship with two races to spare. finishing fourth at the emilia romagna grand prix was enough to secure his first title in his third season in motorcycle racing's premier class. spain's marc marquez won the race, but all the attention at the misano circuit was on the 22 year old frenchman. the us grand prix should be exciting tonight — it gets underway in a few minutes with the resumpion of the rivalry between max verstappen and lewis hamilton. verstappen had the edge in qualifying. the championship leader was two tenths of a second quicker than hamilton's mercedes, as he claimed his ninth pole of the season. verstappen will also have support from his red bull team mate sergio perez who'll start from third on the grid in austin, texas. struggling a little bit more to get comfortable in the car and get my lap time out of it. it's quite easy to do that and be competitive, but it seems like it had to continue into the last run break up with a reasonably together. but, yeah, it has been the easiest but they have been advising me a lot and we have been advising me a lot and we have been working together really well to extract the most out of it. that's all from sportsday. hello. whether it cloudy whether you are dry and bright today was a very mild when temperatures in the mid teens for many of us. monday looks like one of sunshine and showers, it will be quite windy but once again fairly mild particularly for england and wales with up with low pressure pushing into towards the north of the uk that can bring lots of showers this evening and overnight to northern and western parts of the of the country, the heavier one. if you're into eastern side much of the east will tend to stay dry with lengthy clear spells. another mild night to come for most of us double figures and places for england and wales. we start breezy, mild some sunshine around for monday morning. lots of showers from the word go across western areas, these will become a lot more widespread particularly across scotland, northern ireland, perhaps england and wales and developing across southern england as well. eastern parts will tend to stay driest for so a few showers will get in here and it's going to be a blustery day wherever you are in a very mild particularly across the south. this is bbc news the headlines at eight. labourjoins calls from doctors' leaders and health unions for the government to reimpose some coronavirus restrictions in england — warning that the vaccine rollout is losing traction. we need to do more to get on top of this virus, protect our national health service and stop more stringent measures of being having to be introduced further down the line. the chancellor promises a budget that invests in �*infrastructure, innovation and skills' as the economy recovers from the pandemic. strong investment in public services, driving economic growth by investing in infrastructure, innovation and skills, giving businesses confidence and then supporting working families. eight people have been arrested in brentwood, in essex, after the deaths of 2 teenage boys in the early hours of this morning.