quieter day, lighter winds, from the west. ahead of it, a quieter day, lighterwinds, many quieter day, lighter winds, many places quieter day, lighterwinds, many places dry, little bit of sunshine, may be some mist and patchy fog across scotland and northern england but still in that cool air not changing much. it does get quieter overnight tonight and into tomorrow. the winds will be starting to drop in most areas. thanks very much. that evening. 0ur headlines... sitting it out. nojames anderson for the first ashes test — we assess england's chances. city and liverppol all in champions league action — no go for the starlets who pull out of their opening fixture. also coming up in the programme... chesterfield jumps for joy. yes, welcome. the start of the ashes is upon us. at midinight tonight england take to the field at the gabba in brisbane in the opening test with australia, hoping to regain the urn. it's been a decade since england have won an ashes series on aussie soil — their preparations have been disrupted by covid rules and the weather, but as patrick gearey reports they say they're up for the challenge. in the english imagination, australia means danger. uncomfortable, unfamiliar, uncompromising. english cricketers are used to feeling isolated down under but rarely so literally. they've had to quarantine and abide by strict and changeable australian covid rules. it's very different to any series we've ever encountered before. but it's the same for both teams. you know, it's an environment which, and the build—up that's been very unique in many ways, and it will come down to how we manage, how we have managed it. not only do we not know how the series will finish, we don't know where either. the final test has been moved from perth due to western australia's covid rules. no new home for it has been announced. indeed, finding somewhere to play cricket has been a problem for england. they seem to have taken the weather with them. the likes of ben stokes have had to make the most of rare breaks in the cloud just to warm up. all this in a country where england have won just one test series in eight. in many respects, we've got nothing to lose coming here. we've got a great chance in the circumstances that we find ourselves in, to come and do something very special, and, you know, we should take great confidence from that going into it. so, what about the aussies? well, it all started in tears. it's an incredibly difficult decision but the right one for me. captain tim paine resigned over explicit texts he had sent in 2017. so pat cummins was given the biggest job in australian sport, less than two weeks before the series starts. it's the first time i've put on the blazer, actually, fits 0k. yeah, i think when we walk out here day one, and see a packed house and see all the tv cameras and the start of the summer, it feels like it's here, i think that's when it will hit me. where there are ashes, there must be fire. normally, it comes naturally. this is cricket at its fiercest. one thing about this strange series we can be sure of. patrick gearey, bbc news. we now know that england will be without their record test wicket taker, jimmy anderson for the first test. anderson is now 39 and says he's aiming to play three of the five tests in the series and england are saying they're just resting him to manage his workload. i think with the build—up everyone has had, the guys just want to make sure everyone is perfect to go. jimmy is not going to play but he is fit. it's a very long series and we want a guy like that to be able to play as much a part in it as possible. i think it isjust a bit precautionary. he bowled well yesterday, he will bowl again today. he bowled a few spells in the warm up game. he is fit and the guys are just being a bit precautious. test match special�*s henry moeran is out in australia and he's been talking to the former england bowler steven finn about what we can expect from the series— starting with what impact anderson's absence might have in brisbane. it's massive, especially when the conditions are like this. we have seen the wicked two days out, i'll but it looks pretty green from it looks as though but it looks pretty green from it looks as thouthimmy anderson would've enjoyed himself on that with this new cooker for a ball that's being used over here. that's a big blow for england, but obviously they've got the experience and a squad of someone such as steward two can take that mantle of the attack leader and make it his own. withoutjimmy anderson in the attack, there is other guys on the team who can come in and do thejob, but there is no doubt that losing jimmy anderson will be a big blow stop attacking the preparations for this to her and the challenges for it, talk of england having to walk around brisbane to simulate the day in the field, this has been an extraordinary build—up to the ashes. completely and utterly bizarre. fix, completely and utterly bizarre. a lot of the time to me a bill that would — lot of the time to me a bill that would be — lot of the time to me a bill that would be three or four weeks, especially in ashes series where you -et especially in ashes series where you get here _ especially in ashes series where you get here early can you get acclimatised to me spend those days in the _ acclimatised to me spend those days in the field _ acclimatised to me spend those days in the field that are so important. they— in the field that are so important. they have — in the field that are so important. they have been creative at the way they try _ they have been creative at the way they try and get that time in their legs, _ they try and get that time in their legs, but— they try and get that time in their legs, but nothing replicates that first day— legs, but nothing replicates that first day in the field, regardless of what — first day in the field, regardless of what training or practice you do, that first _ of what training or practice you do, that first fall day in the field and then backing up the next day is the hardest _ then backing up the next day is the hardest thing as a fastball air. so it will— hardest thing as a fastball air. so it will be — hardest thing as a fastball air. so it will be interesting to see how the guys — it will be interesting to see how the guys go, but there are certainly semi- _ the guys go, but there are certainly semi— challenges that have happened this time _ semi— challenges that have happened this time that it never happened before _ this time that it never happened before a — this time that it never happened before a. for this time that it never happened before a. ., ~ , ., ., , before a. for australia, well, they are in a situation _ before a. for australia, well, they are in a situation we _ before a. for australia, well, they are in a situation we have - before a. for australia, well, they are in a situation we have heard i before a. for australia, well, they| are in a situation we have heard so much about with the change of captaincy and the pressure and expectation. how do you see it going? i expectation. how do you see it auoin ? ~ �* , expectation. how do you see it oiiin ? ~ �* , ., expectation. how do you see it oiiin? ~ �*, ., ., expectation. how do you see it iioin? ~ �*, ., .,, expectation. how do you see it ioiin? ~ �*, ., .,, , going? i think it's going to be very interestini going? i think it's going to be very interesting to _ going? i think it's going to be very interesting to see _ going? i think it's going to be very interesting to see how— going? i think it's going to be very interesting to see how a _ going? i think it's going to be very interesting to see how a bowling l interesting to see how a bowling captain comes in and sets up, quite often, _ captain comes in and sets up, quite often, guys — captain comes in and sets up, quite often, guys want to commit and impose — often, guys want to commit and impose themselves as a captain and do it their— impose themselves as a captain and do it their own way. pat cummings doesh't _ do it their own way. pat cummings doesn't strike me as the sort of guy wants to _ doesn't strike me as the sort of guy wants to rip — doesn't strike me as the sort of guy wants to rip up the textbook and do it completely differently to everyone else, but he will have his own ideas. — everyone else, but he will have his own ideas, they are going to be slightly— own ideas, they are going to be slightly different, the team are going _ slightly different, the team are going to — slightly different, the team are going to have to get use to that over— going to have to get use to that over the — going to have to get use to that over the course of the series, that is going _ over the course of the series, that is going to — over the course of the series, that is going to be interesting, but you look at _ is going to be interesting, but you look at the — is going to be interesting, but you look at the australian tube. it's almost — look at the australian tube. it's almost a — look at the australian tube. it's almost a show of strength from them, solidarity, _ almost a show of strength from them, solidarity, i— almost a show of strength from them, solidarity, i suppose, almost a show of strength from them, solidarity, isuppose, barring almost a show of strength from them, solidarity, i suppose, barring any last—minute injury, so it's going to be an interesting series, but the lack of— be an interesting series, but the lack of preparation i certainly feel favours— lack of preparation i certainly feel favours england, especially with these _ favours england, especially with these overhead conditions. it has 'ust these overhead conditions. it has just started _ these overhead conditions. it has just started raining _ these overhead conditions. it has just started raining once - these overhead conditions. it has just started raining once again, i these overhead conditions. it i:s just started raining once again, as has been the case on many occasions during the last two days here in australia, just finally, steven, when the toss and... i australia, just finally, steven, when the toss and. . ._ australia, just finally, steven, when the toss and... i don't know, he iut when the toss and... i don't know, he put me — when the toss and... i don't know, he put me on _ when the toss and... i don't know, he put me on the _ when the toss and... i don't know, he put me on the spot, _ when the toss and... i don't know, he put me on the spot, and - when the toss and... i don't know, he put me on the spot, and i - he put me on the spot, and i think you probably do that, it does suggest _ you probably do that, it does suggest that, i mean, bowling captains— captains have come here and bald faced _ faced before and it's gone disastrously wrong. i think you probably— disastrously wrong. i think you probably would still bats, but if there's— probably would still bats, but if there's any sort of dampness or moisture, — there's any sort of dampness or moisture, ingrid would be tempted to bowl _ that all gets under way tonight. we will see tonight's action tonight in football. liverpool and manchester city both in champions league action tonight — both safely through to the last 16. john bennet is with me. john, manchester city at half time against leipzig. liverpool face ac milan later. it's in liverpool's group, the most jeopardy exists that those sort of places in the knockout stage up for grabs. the awesome drama for the other teams. grabs. the awesome drama for the otherteams. putting grabs. the awesome drama for the other teams. putting liverpool through to the next round, group winners, but like manchester city, the pressure was off manchester city tonight, any group with paris st. germain. i will tell you what, they are in a game tonight against leipzig. it's half—time, and leipzig have but i leipzig. it's half-time, and leipzig have but . leipzig. it's half-time, and leipzig have bur ., , ., have but i goal lead. if i tell you, the manchester _ have but i goal lead. if i tell you, the manchester city _ have but i goal lead. if i tell you, the manchester city goalkeeper, | have but i goal lead. if i tell you, - the manchester city goalkeeper, this is the only goal. the hungarian player, really exciting attacking midfielder, scoring a really cool finish there. for leipzig, without a manager at the moment, their manager was sacked at the weekend, they have been superb. couple of good saves. andre silva came close out cellphone has hit the post for manchester city. you can tell they maybe is not a lot riding on this game, maybe they are taking a percentage off their performance, but pep radio yet not happy, he will be angry at half—time, they made seven changes, but still a very strong team. as for liverpool, you are right, the drama doesn't really involve them. they are away playing against milan, rbl glamourfixture. the are away playing against milan, rbl glamour fixture. the other game glamourfixture. the other game in the group is porto against atletico madrid. liverpoolare the group is porto against atletico madrid. liverpool are already through, but milan know that they need to win and hope the other game ends in a draw for them to get through. porto, it's in their hands, when with guaranteed and going through. atletico madrid need a win and from alumni to win against liverpool, so liverpool could do a few favours for other teams tonight, can you imagine, athletic madrid, la liga winners last season, not getting through to the champions league knockout stages. for liverpool, a few other players will get a chance, after the winning goal the weekend, he should start, chamberlin, it will be a weekend liverpool team, but i'm surejuergen clapp, like pep guardiola, will be demanding big things from his team step thank you very much indeed for that. titan's match in the europa conference league has been thrown into doubt. we understand it will still go ahead despite the number of players and staffing affected hr; players and staffing affected by coronavirus. chriss slegg is outside the tottenham hotspur stadium. they expect the match here to go ahead, but the manager, antonio, his preparations have been thrown into disarray. it's believed up to seven players and two staff members have tested positive. testing is believed to be under way to determine whether any of those tests where false positives. at the moment, and even testing positive has to isolate for ten days, that would put those players out of the match, how to send a's match against brighton and the premier league and in all likelihood, depending on when the test take place out of next thursday's match away to leicester. he later rules are very clear commit the club has 13 available players, including a goalkeeper, the game is on. right now, they certainly appear to have that many players available. in the premier though, it's dealt with on a case—by—case basis. they could appeal to the premier league board for those games to be called. a precedent was set last season when six players were unavailable, manchester city when seven players unavailable. titan i might not necessarily, depending on which players affected went to games called off because that willjust add to fixture congestion later in the season. you can hear more on the other big stories in the game on the football news show on the bbc iplayer. a quick look at some of the other headlines. golfer thorbjorn 0lesen says he's embarrassed and felt horrible after being accused of sexually assaulting a woman on a flight. the ryder cup winner has appeared in court to deny sexual assault, assault by beating and being drunk on an aircraft injuly 2019. jude bellingham's been fined over 30 thousand pounds by the german fa for criticisng referee felix zwayer following dortmund's defeat to bayern munich — he questioned the referee's appointment after he was banned for six months in a match fixing scandal. emma raducanu has been voted the wta newcomer of the year — she bacame the first qualifier to win a grand slam at teh us open this year. she rose up the rankings, finishing the year ranked 19th in the world. next tonight, china have told the united states they'll pay the price for their wrongdoing following their diplomatic boycott of the winter olympics. the usa said they won't be sending any dignitaries to the games in response to the country's human rights record. joe lynskey has been following the story. next yea r�*s next year's winter olympics will look different. beijing's ski jumps aligned by cooling towers and most of the slopes are made with fake snow. the games start in less than two months, and with china still in the grip of the pandemic, but now other countries will stay away for other countries will stay away for other reasons. the uss china is committing genocide in that she and jane providence, so they won't stand nbo facials to these games, a diplomatic by cap. the nbo facials to these games, a diplomatic by cap. the athletes on team usa have _ diplomatic by cap. the athletes on team usa have our _ diplomatic by cap. the athletes on team usa have our full _ diplomatic by cap. the athletes on team usa have our full support. i diplomatic by cap. the athletes on i team usa have our full support. we team usa have ourfull support. we will be behind them 100% as we cheer them on from home. we will not be contribute into the fanfare of the games. us diplomatic or official representation would treat these games as business as usual in the face of the prc's egregious human rights abuses and atrocities. this doesnt rights abuses and atrocities. this doesn't go _ rights abuses and atrocities. this doesn't go quite _ rights abuses and atrocities. this doesn't go quite as far as moscow 1980, where the us and other nations pulled athletes from the summer games. pulled athletes from the summer iames. ,, ., , ., , ., games. the united states does not wish to be represented _ games. the united states does not wish to be represented in - games. the united states does not wish to be represented in a - games. the united states does not wish to be represented in a host i wish to be represented in a host couhtry— wish to be represented in a host country that is invading and subjugating another nation. some feel that would _ subjugating another nation. some feel that would be _ subjugating another nation. some feel that would be more - subjugating another nation. fins feel that would be more effective. it's the action taken in women's tennis, where the wta won't stage events in china indefinitely. that's after one of the country's star players vanished for three weeks. there has to be legitimate concerns as to how everybody would be treated when they come into the country. this is about the health and safety of all of our athletes.— of all of our athletes. china says the us should _ of all of our athletes. china says the us should stop _ of all of our athletes. china says the us should stop bringing - of all of our athletes. china says i the us should stop bringing politics into sports and that they will retaliate. that could be when la hosts the summer games in seven years' time. other countries still consider their own boycotts, including the uk and australia. new zealand won't send their officials but say that is due to covid. test events go on in beijing. the city will be the first to host summer and winter games, but for now, they are overshadowed by diplomatic rows. these olympics could be remembered for very different reasons. joe lynskey, bbc news. well earlier i spoke to sophie richardson of human rights watch. i started by asking her what she made of china making such a firm response to the united states' action. it has, but it's also utterly predictable. the chinese government likes to object to things before they even happen and the blustar is really, you know, to be expected, most importantly, it shouldn't deter any government from taking similar positions most important in our view the chinese government is not the injured party here. it is the one thatis injured party here. it is the one that is committing crimes against humanity, and therefore obliging rights respecting governments to use the tools at their disposal to respond to that.— the tools at their disposal to res-ond to that. . ., , i. ., , respond to that. allows you foresee beinr respond to that. allows you foresee being drawn — respond to that. allows you foresee being drawn into _ respond to that. allows you foresee being drawn into this _ respond to that. allows you foresee being drawn into this because - respond to that. allows you foresee being drawn into this because mac i being drawn into this because mac and do you see the uk taking a stand also? and do you see the uk taking a stand also? ~ . ., , and do you see the uk taking a stand also? ~ . . , ., also? well, certainly, there are about 40 other _ also? well, certainly, there are about 40 other governments, l about 40 other governments, including the uk that have taken very strong positions of concern about crimes against humanity target to enact targeting muslims and on democracy in hong kong, i will not be surprised if we see other governments take positions like the united states with respect to a diplomatic boycott of the beijing games. diplomatic boycott of the bei'ing iames. ., , diplomatic boycott of the bei'ing iames. . , ., i. diplomatic boycott of the bei'ing iames. . , ., ., , ., games. finally, do you foresee an escalation infection, _ games. finally, do you foresee an escalation infection, i— games. finally, do you foresee an escalation infection, i guess, - games. finally, do you foresee an escalation infection, i guess, an l escalation infection, i guess, an escalation infection, i guess, an escalation infection, i guess, an escalation in dialogue between these two parties in the lead—up to the games? two parties in the lead-up to the iames? ~ . ., , two parties in the lead-up to the iames? ~ . . , ,, two parties in the lead-up to the iames? ~ . ., , ,, ., games? well, certainly us china relations are _ games? well, certainly us china relations are not _ games? well, certainly us china relations are not going _ games? well, certainly us china relations are not going to - games? well, certainly us china relations are not going to shift i relations are not going to shift into low gear any time soon. i think the question is really bad that the chinese government is going to escalate grotesque repression domestically and increasingly internationally that requires this kind of diplomatic response. governments need to take a tough position notjust about human rights in these olympics, but they need to stop treating china with certain kinds of exceptionalism and respond to gross human rights violations the same way they do with other governments committing similar crimes. , governments committing similar crimes. . ., ., governments committing similar crimes. . . ., . crimes. sophie richardson of human rirhts crimes. sophie richardson of human rights watch- — thejockey, robbie dunne, has said he's been "living a nightmare" since fellow rider, bryony frost, made allegations of bullying and harassment against him. he's appeared before a british horseracing disciplinary panel to give evidence in his defence. a series of other high—profile jockeys have also been called to speak by his legal team. here's our senior sports correspondent, laura scott, reports: today in the fourth day of that hearing, robbie dunn gave his evidence to the panel. he admits that in september last year at the racecourse after his chorus had been fatally injured in the race, he told briney that he would put her through the wing, which means the side of the wing, which means the side of the fence, but denied this was a threat, it was a figure of speech, thatis threat, it was a figure of speech, that is regularly used in the waiting room. he told the panel that he had never used the threat of violence towards another jockey. mister dunn had already admitted one breach of the rules by behaving in a violent or improper manner towards briney frost on that day, but denies similar charges at stratford in 2020 and denies bullying and harassing briney frost over a seven month last year. he says they are benign for cutting across otherjockeys dangerously during races and this is a view shared by other senior jockeys. during his evidence, he also accused the farm amateurjockey of making up some of her evidence about being verbally abused by him. he also denied bullying briney frost around the virtual grand national last year. seven current or former jockeys including the four—time champion, richard johnson, who retired earlier this year gave evidence in support of robbie dunn and one of those described him as a class clown who had mocked briney frost. scarlets have forefited their opening european champions cup match at bristol bears on saturday because the majority of their squad are still in a quarantine hotel in belfast until friday. they were one of the four sides stranded in south africa last week when travel restrictions were tightened meaning they had to isolate for 10 days on their return to the uk. they say they can't safely field a matchday squad. october the 22nd, the last time the skylights took to the field but the vast majority of these players stuck in quarantine in a belfast hotel, only 14 players are available with a period of isolation ending just on the eve of the champions cup match, concerns of our player welfare and complications surrounding borrowing players have led to the decision to concede the game.— players have led to the decision to concede the game. anyone would say, “ust t concede the game. anyone would say, just try anything. _ concede the game. anyone would say, just try anything. but _ concede the game. anyone would say, just try anything, but the _ concede the game. anyone would say, just try anything, but the reality - just try anything, but the reality of that is it's just a nonstarter from a player physical health point of view, so there's been discussions about what we can deal, unfortunately, it has come to this. bag full of rubbish, food in the room all day. bag full of rubbish, food in the room all day-— bag full of rubbish, food in the room all day. this is what life is like ricardo's _ room all day. this is what life is like ricardo's players _ room all day. this is what life is like ricardo's players in - like ricardo's players in quarantine. they are in a hotel south of london largely confined to their room, josh keeps busy with yoga, weights and a spin bike. keep m self yoga, weights and a spin bike. keep myself active. _ yoga, weights and a spin bike. keep myself active, skipper _ yoga, weights and a spin bike. iran myself active, skipper rope, skipping every day, every player reacts differently, every player has something different going on a time, and, you know, everyone is in a different frame of her mind but despite that he too players in isolation, cardiff has a court of wales internationals who did not travel to south africa. they will be supplemented by academy and semi professional players on supplemented by academy and semi professional player— supplemented by academy and semi professional players on saturday who have never featured _ professional players on saturday who have never featured on _ professional players on saturday who have never featured on the _ professional players on saturday who have never featured on the european i have never featured on the european stage. brute have never featured on the european stare. ~ , , ., ., ., stage. we just bring a lot of excitement _ stage. we just bring a lot of excitement to the _ stage. we just bring a lot of excitement to the speak - stage. we just bring a lot of excitement to the speak as | stage. we just bring a lot of - excitement to the speak as best as we can, _ excitement to the speak as best as we can, encourage the young academy boys who— we can, encourage the young academy boys who are _ we can, encourage the young academy boys who are training with us as well— boys who are training with us as well and — boys who are training with us as well and just really go out there and play— well and just really go out there and play with no fear. no pressure on us _ and play with no fear. no pressure on us i'm — and play with no fear. no pressure on us. i'm sure everybody is expecting _ on us. i'm sure everybody is expecting to lose, but within our inner— expecting to lose, but within our inner circle, _ expecting to lose, but within our inner circle, we are quite confident that we _ inner circle, we are quite confident that we can — inner circle, we are quite confident that we can cause them problems. a crowd that we can cause them problems. crowd of 10,000 is expected to support a makeshift team, an unlikely win over the european champions, no less, against all of the overwhelming odds would make it an unforgettable day. tracey crouch, who headed up the fan led review into football governance faced the dcms committe today and denied claims regulation would kill the growth of the game. katie gornall was sitting across proceedings and joins us. katie a central element of the review has been the call for an independt regulator in football, and she was pshing for that again today. yes, that's right. this all stems from the feeling that football can no longer be trusted to govern itself, and the independent regulator has a key recommendation of the report, it would have sweeping powers to intervene if clubs weren't being run properly, and would also monitor the finances of clubs, and that was one of many recommendations in the report that she was pleased about by mps today. it hasn't all been met with positivity. in football recently, the lead ceo said the proposals would kill the game and compared the plans to maoism and laid one and be on the committee to the tongue and cheek asked tracy crouch if she was a communist. she was also asked by julia, they felt that primarily would push back most on their part because arguably the premier league at the most to lose from this, and this is what she said. my understanding is from the primary leak from _ my understanding is from the primary leak from the meeting on friday is going _ leak from the meeting on friday is going to _ leak from the meeting on friday is going to argue very strongly for the independent regulator to not be set ”p independent regulator to not be set up by— independent regulator to not be set up by legislation. i think we are seeing — up by legislation. i think we are seeing some of that commentary in relation _ seeing some of that commentary in relation to— seeing some of that commentary in relation to being accused of being north— relation to being accused of being north korean and so on, but, sol think— north korean and so on, but, sol think that — north korean and so on, but, sol think that they will push very, very hard on _ think that they will push very, very hard on the — think that they will push very, very hard on the statutory aspect of the independent regulator. and would rather— independent regulator. and would rather it— independent regulator. and would rather it was a unit within the football— rather it was a unit within the football association, and obviously the other— football association, and obviously the other part that we have seen some _ the other part that we have seen some commentary on his around the transfer— some commentary on his around the transfer levy, which is interesting, because _ transfer levy, which is interesting, because it — transfer levy, which is interesting, because it was actually proposed by a primarily— because it was actually proposed by a primarily club, so box, you know, again. _ a primarily club, so box, you know, again. they— a primarily club, so box, you know, again, they could change the rules tomorrow — crouch also told mps that she hopes the independent regulator would be included in the next screen speech, could be implemented for the start of the 2324 season. in the meantime, she wants to see a shadow taxpayer funded independent regulator set up and the idea is that shattered regulator could start some of the work immediately ahead of future legislation, john.— legislation, john. katie, great to ert our legislation, john. katie, great to get your thoughts _ legislation, john. katie, great to get your thoughts on _ legislation, john. katie, great to get your thoughts on the - legislation, john. katie, great to get your thoughts on the list - legislation, john. katie, great to get your thoughts on the list of i get your thoughts on the list of thank you very much indeed for joining us on the programme. and finally tonight you can picture the scene. non league chesetrfield and their fans watching last night's draw for the third round of the fa cup, hoping for that dream tie. and they only went and got it — the european champions chelsea no less. john croot is thir chief executive and hejoins us tonight.*john congratulations, where were you watching and what was your what what was your reaction to that dream dry? what what was your reaction to that dream d ? ~ . ., what what was your reaction to that dream dry?— what what was your reaction to that dream d ? ~ i ., .,, ., ., dream dry? well, john, i was at home watchinr dream dry? well, john, i was at home watching david — dream dry? well, john, i was at home watching david doing _ dream dry? well, john, i was at home watching david doing the _ dream dry? well, john, i was at home watching david doing the dry - dream dry? well, john, i was at home watching david doing the dry and - watching david doing the dry and then, well, it's a bit in some ways a bit of a blur, to be honest, we sat watching it come i saw a couple of clubs come out and i thought, well i'm sure they didn't want to class and we didn't want to play them, and then we bowled 64 and david picked it out and said, you know, i couldn't quite believe it, the presenter said chesterfield, and it was unbelievable, chelsea versus chesterfield, it is a dream once—in—a—lifetime goal. you chesterfield, it is a dream once-in-a-lifetime goal. you owe a lot to bii once-in-a-lifetime goal. you owe a lotto big david. _ once-in-a-lifetime goal. you owe a lot to big david, don't _ once-in-a-lifetime goal. you owe a lot to big david, don't you, - once-in-a-lifetime goal. you owe a lot to big david, don't you, john? i lot to big david, don't you, john? it security orfuture, lot to big david, don't you, john? it security or future, hasn't a? or your immediate future. you talk about the financial bonds you are going to get. that is huge for you right now. it’s going to get. that is huge for you rirht now. �*, ., ,, going to get. that is huge for you rirhtnow. �*, ., , right now. it's massive for us. it absolutely _ right now. it's massive for us. it absolutely is. _ right now. it's massive for us. it absolutely is. it _ right now. it's massive for us. it absolutely is. it is _ right now. it's massive for us. it absolutely is. it is a _ right now. it's massive for us. it absolutely is. it is a game - right now. it's massive for us. it i absolutely is. it is a game changer for us, really. and notjust that it's what it does for the town. the town has been buzzing today, people stopping us coming down to the ground, we've got people within five minutes of the dry asking when the tickets, could they buy a ticket, are they on sale, it was unbelievable. after what north derbyshire has been through over the last 18 months like rest of the country is a great lift, relay, and we are doing well anyway this season whatever happens we have to get back in the fls it is possible, but what a tremendous boost this will give us, it's incredible.— a tremendous boost this will give us, it's incredible. what a win and a ioalto us, it's incredible. what a win and a goal to seal— us, it's incredible. what a win and a goal to seal it _ us, it's incredible. what a win and a goal to seal it in _ us, it's incredible. what a win and a goal to seal it in the _ us, it's incredible. what a win and a goal to seal it in the last - us, it's incredible. what a win and a goal to seal it in the last round i a goal to seal it in the last round as well where all the big teams join. just seeing some of those pictures now. i've got to remind you of this, i know it's chelsea up next, so what i'm about to talk about makes things perhaps a bit difficult, but when you consider you had that brilliant to run back in 1997 when you made it to the semifinals, you are on the brink of a place in the final. can you dream about emulating that? it's very hard when you know you've got chelsea in the european champions next. let’s the european champions next. let's see, let's the european champions next. let's see. let's take _ the european champions next. let's see, let's take it _ the european champions next. let's see, let's take it one _ the european champions next. let's see, let's take it one step _ the european champions next. let�*s see, let's take it one step at a time. 25 years ago, actually, but let'sjust time. 25 years ago, actually, but let's just take it one step at a time. i noticed chelsea are playing at st. petersburg tomorrow, but i don't think we've quite got enough money to get us there.— don't think we've quite got enough money to get us there. indeed. never sa never, money to get us there. indeed. never say never. john- _ money to get us there. indeed. never say never, john. one _ money to get us there. indeed. never say never, john. one thing _ money to get us there. indeed. never say never, john. one thing for- money to get us there. indeed. never say never, john. one thing for sure, i say never, john. one thing for sure, we will give — say never, john. one thing for sure, we will give it _ say never, john. one thing for sure, we will give it a _ say never, john. one thing for sure, we will give it a go _ say never, john. one thing for sure, we will give it a go on _ say never, john. one thing for sure, we will give it a go on will— say never, john. one thing for sure, we will give it a go on will have - we will give it a go on will have a lot of great support as they are. and we will enjoy watching you. chief executive or chesterfield, thank you forjoining us on us on sports day tonight. that, though, is all from sports day tonight. don't forget plenty more over on our website. for now though, from myself and the rest of the team, goodnight. still pretty windy out there, especially down towards wales, the southwest and through the english channel. this is where we are seeing the peak of the guests at the moment and across these coastal parts of northeast england into the far northeast england into the far northeast of scotland, an area of rain continues here into the night across the very far north, elsewhere, you can see the centre of our low—pressure, strom barra is. rain coming and going through the night. there will be some clear skies around, and if you do get clear skies for long enough, you can't re—let a touch of frost to take you into tomorrow morning, maybe a little bit of ice. as a going to tomorrow, strom barra continues to weaken, later wednesday much of scotland away from shetland and across the north of england, but stays very windy through parts of west wales down towards the southwest of england and the english channel. sunshine and showers is the name of the game tomorrow, a brighter day for many but a cool day with some persistent rain across parts of wales which will continue into the evening, partially fading through wednesday night. goodbye for now. hello, i'm ros atkins. welcome to outside 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