seeing it away with a confidence that his side cosmic season has rightly afforded. the half—time chat would be about what mason mount managed. his volley was something else. still, back came west ham once more, gerard bowen bringing the sides level for a second time. for teams so close, it would take something special to separate them once and for all. it came from arthur masuaku, a winner for west ham as bizarre as it was brilliant, and those west ham songs of optimism are getting louder. a big day for newcastle united as they finally got their first win of the premier league season. callum wilson scored the only goal of the game to win1—0 against relegation rivals burnley. newcastle moved second bottom, on ten points, but have played one game more than norwich and burnley who are also in the bottom three on the same amount of psoints. there was a couple of nervy moments for us but everyone stood up to the task and the spirit the group have shown has been exceptional but the atmosphere in the stadium today was absolutely exceptional and i can't praise the supporters enough for what they have given me and the team in the last few games. it really does make the difference. and neal maupay is making a habit of rescuing late draws for brighton. he scored a 98th—minute equaliser against southampton, three days after doing similar against west ham. brighton were also down a man due to injury, with leandro trossard leaving the pitch on a stretcher, with them unable to make anymore substitutions. i—i it ended. rangers have moved seven points clear at the top of the scottish premiership after a convincing win over dundee. the 3—1 victory was the fourth consecutive win with giovanni van bronckhorst in charge — which puts pressure on celtic, in second who play dundee united on sunday. elsewhere the league's top scorer tony watt scored for motherwell to deny hibs a first league win at easter road since september. and it was back to back wins for aberdeen to move into the top six after their victoyr over st mirren. 13 ties in the fa cup today and there was a shock at portsmouth the 2008 winners were dumped out of the competition by league two's harrogate town. you can find all the results on the bbc sport website. and there was another cup upset in the late game — as national league side yeovil town upset league two's stevenage. charlie wakefield with a wonderful finish to win the game 1—0. to formula one now, and lewis hamilton has taken pole for tomorrow's saudi arabian grand prix following a dramatic end to qualifying which saw title rival max verstappen crash out. reginaldo rosario reports another way, another new location for formula i. this time, saudi arabia and the extremes of a brand—new circuit on the streets of jeddah. but drama before qualifying, lewis hamilton summoned to the stewards for this incident and not respecting yellow flags in final practice. on both sides were ignite count, cleared of any offence. perhaps that was on, uncharacteristic mistakes creeping into his drive. on a fast and unforgiving track, the slightest error could have major consequences. ferrari have already tasted that this weekend with charles look like finding a wall. and so to the critical period of qualifying. hamilton pushing his mercedes to the limit, setting the time to beat. that looks like it was no fun for a title rival max verstappen. the red bull on course to set the fastest time until the final corner. he bull on course to set the fastest time until the final corner. time untilthe final corner. he hits the wall! a — time untilthe final corner. he hits the wall! a disastrous _ time untilthe final corner. he hits the wall! a disastrous moment - time untilthe final corner. he hits the wall! a disastrous moment for the wall! a disastrous moment for the dutchman, _ the wall! a disastrous moment for the dutchman, a _ the wall! a disastrous moment for the dutchman, a misjudgment - the wall! a disastrous moment for the dutchman, a misjudgment on| the wall! a disastrous moment for. the dutchman, a misjudgment on the brakes spiralling into a broken rear suspension. shock and anger in the garage, hamilton on paul, max verstappen walking away with third. championships can be won by the finest of margins and despite max verstappen�*s eight point advantage, hamilton may feel momentum on his side and history beckoning once again. let's have a look at some of the other stories today. to netball, where england have wrapped up their series againstjamaica with a game to spare. the roses were 66—47 winners in nottingham in their second match. the series concludes tomorrow afternoon. bryony frost has ended the week in which she gave evidence at a discipinary panel accusing anotherjockey of bullying and harassment, with an emotional victory. she won the tingle creek chase aboard greaneteen at sandown park and the russian tennis federation will face croatia in tomorrow's davis cup final. andrey rublev and danill medevev both won their singles rubbers to beat germany in the semis in madrid. now to a moment of cricketing history — as new zealand spinner ajaz patel became only the third bowler to pick up all 10 wickets in an innings in international cricket. he achieved the rare feat against india in the second test on saturday in mumbai. ben croucher has more for us a memorable day for ajaz patel, born in mumbai, so fitting that it is in that city where he achieved the feat. let's show you how he did it as well. he had already taken four wickets on day one, then took two make in two balls to take his tally to six on the second day of the second test. after lunch, he had the batsmen caught behand, he then trapped lbw taking him to eight wickets. a bit of ambition saw another batsmen caught before a slog sweep confirmed patel�*s place in the record books. ten for 119 are the best bowling figures by a new zealand bowler in test match cricket and it's the first time it has ever happened in the first innings as well, quite some feat for a man who took up spin bowling relatively late in life as he realised he was not tall enough to cut it as a pace bowler. these kind of things probably don't really sink in until later, if i'm honest with you. i see it as a special moment, i do not lie about that, it is brilliant for me, not only me but my family, my mum and dad and all their support, my wife and all her support and it's never easy being a cricketer, you spend a lot of time away from home and to be able to come back home to mumbai and to be able to produce something like that is quite special. so, in 2,438 test matches, patel is just the third man to take all ten wickets jim laker ini956 is giving us a great excuse to show you these wonderful archived photos. the ashes test matches at old trafford, laker took nine wickets in the first innings, ten in the second, 19 in the match and that remains a record as well and the plaudits have been coming in from all over the world. quick to congratulate patel saying, welcome to the club, a special effort to achieve it on day one and two of a test match. however, it looks like it is all going to be in vain as new zealand were skittled forjust 62 in reply. ajaz patel was zero not out in that one, so new zealand 332 runs behind heading for defeat on the third day, but regardless of the outcome, this will always be patel test match. to snooker where luca brecel has beaten kyren wilson to reach his first uk championships final. the belgian hit four centuries in the match to triumph 6—4 against the englishman. brecel will face wither barry hawkins or china's zhao xintong in sunday's final. this is the action from the first of the semifinals. you can watch that second semifinal live on bbc right now. barry hawkins v zhao xintong. the chinese player starting really well, two frames to zero up they are now against hawkins. exeter are up to third in rugby union's premiership after beating saracens by 18 points to 15. it was sarries' first visit to sandy park since their enforced relegation from the premiership in the wake of the salary cap scandal. nick parrott reports. this game is the renewal of a rivalry which has defined english club rugby for more than half a decade. in the three premiership finals between the two, saracens have won them all. they got off to a quick start thanks to alex lozowski, but they struggled to keep their heads. billy vunipola's disagreement with a decision saw the ref move exeter within range for levelling. in challenging conditions, it was going to take a mistake or a masterstroke to make a difference. the latter came courtesy of simmons fining tom o'flaherty to put the home team in front, but they couldn't cut out the errors and another soft penalty saw losowski restore saracens' lead. with a few moments of flair, exeter resorted to brute force with captain and player of the match looked cowan—dickie driving through. simmons converting before adding a penalty gave the hosts are big enough lead to ensure victory over their rivals. elsewhere in the premiership, ollie hassell—collins' hat—trick helped london irish to a 43 points to 21 victory over newcastle falcons. northampton saints climbed to third in the table as they handed bottom side bath their ninth straight defeat. and worcester warriors beat wasps for the first time since the coventry side moved to the midlands as they hung on for a bonus—point victory at sixways. in the united rugby championship, 1a points from stephen myler set up an ospreys victory over high—flying ulster. lions beat stormers in the day's other match. that's all from sportsday. have a lovely evening, bye—bye. good evening to you. it has been a cold start to the weekend and it is going to stay cold into tomorrow as well. we have had a whole mixture of weather, rain, sleet and snow but also some sunshine, good spells of sunshine across the south of the country. earliersnow sunshine across the south of the country. earlier snow across central and southern scotland, you can see it showing very clearly hear of the earlier radar, the blue rain in the white snow, you can see the southern uplands, across the pennines, heavy falls of snow there and there has been whinging this in the showers further north and west as well, the best of the clear spells for the south. as we head through this evening and overnight, the rain in the north will continue, spreading southwards, tending to fragment but it will continue through the night, could be very wet again across south—east scotland with further snow on the hills here, a cold, blustery night with a touch of frost and ice across north—western areas in the clearing skies. with slightly lighter winds here thanks to this ridge of high pressure. tomorrow, low pressure to the south—east of the country, where the front enhancing the rainfall again across parts of eastern south—east scotland, so could be quite weightless and are here with further sleet on the hills and some showers across eastern england and some into the midlands but with the ridge of high pressure building, northern and western areas will see the best of the sunshine, still some showers around, but a greater chance of seeing the sunshine and lighter winds here, so not a bad day, but winds here, so not a bad day, but winds will be quite fresh through central and eastern parts of the uk for stop wherever you are, it will be another cold day with temperatures in single digits, but we could make 10 degrees there in the far south—west of england ahead of this weather front. the sunday night, though showers clearly from these, turning cold, i knew where front pushing in as it hits the cold air, some snow falling over the pennines and across scotland but we will revert back to reign as the temperatures come up behind it. this new system moves across the country then to start the new week from monday, behind it, the air turns colder, so once that rain clears to do with the hill snow, it will turn brighter but in the colder air mass, we will have sunny spells and blustery showers in the showers will be turning increasingly wintry across north—western areas and over hills, but even down to low levels, there could be some snow and hail. temperature —wise, nine or ten in the south, otherwise cold. thereafter, we look to the atlantic, a deepening area of low pressure will hurtle towards our shores to bring us a spell a potentially very wet and very windy weather which could cause some disruption, so stay tuned to the forecast for the latest updates. see you later. this is bbc news with me alice baxter, with the latest headlines in the uk and around the world. pre—departure tests will be required for all uk arrivals from tuesday to stop the spread of the omicron variant, as nigeria is added to the travel red list. the parents of a teenager accused of shooting dead four us high school students using a gun bought by his father appears in court. and, president biden and president putin will hold talks on tuesday as russia's military build up on the ukrainian border sends tensions soaring.