island of hokkaido. downing street confirms the prime minister has not received any further fines for breaking lockdown rules. supermarkets across the uk are limiting how much cooking oil customers are able to buy. supplies have been hit by the war in ukraine. and tyson fury will take on dillian whyte later in what's expected to be one of the biggest all british heavyweight fights in boxing history. now on bbc news, it's sportsday. hello, i'm olly foster, here's what's coming up on sportsday this evening. four goals forjesus and manchester city are four points clear in the premier league. we're getting closer to huge all—british world title fight as tyson fury defends his heavyweight crown against dillian whyte. verstappen wins the sprint to start on pole for tomorrow's grand prix at imola. good evening. we'll get to wembley later in sportsday and that huge heavyweight title fight, but let's start with the football and the premier league title race. with liverpool playing in the merseyside derby tomorrow, manchester city took advantage. they've stretched their lead at the top of the premier league to four points and they've also helped their goal difference with 5—1win over watford at home. gabrieljesus scored four at the etihad, two in each half. watford's hassan kamara had pulled a goal back to give them hope at 2—1, but a lovely strike from rodri from outside the box gave city a two—goal cushion at the break, beforejesus put the game out of sight in the second half. the situation it didn't change with victory today, we have to win all the games to be champion, five left, three away, two time. it's difficult because it is in between the champions league but we are so proud to be here. arsenal have moved up to fourth in the premier league after a 3—1 win at home to manchester united, whose champions league hopes are fading fast now. united had their chances, including a missed penalty. adam wild reports. in another time, another era, this was a fixture that decided titles. now, perspectives have changed, no longer a tussle at the top but a fight for fourth. longer a tussle at the top but a fight forfourth. manchester longer a tussle at the top but a fight for fourth. manchester united, all fall out late, unable to get a foot into it, nuno tavares giving arsenal the lead. eddie nketiah thought he had scored arsenal's second here, closer look, he was offside and an even closer look, it was a penalty. confusing. bukayo saka entered any doubts. united had chances, finally they took one. cristiano ronaldo, this his first appearance since the death of his newborn son, the poignancy not lost on anyone. in a share of big moments, the biggest perhaps failed to bring financial, his penalty united's opportunity, missed. a sentiment reinforced spectacularly by granit xhaka. the victory arsenal's, for united, their new manager won't arrive until summer, change, it seems, can't come soon enough. let's get some reaction to that arsenal win now, starting with their manager mikel arteta. after three defeats in a row, they've now beaten chelsea and manchester united in the space of four days to move back into the top four for now. of four days to move back we of four days to move back knew how important it w to we knew how important it was going to be, and the atmosphere our people created, it really made it happen. i believe that everything is energy and we had moments where we needed some luck, we did it, the energy of the place helped us. find some luck, we did it, the energy of the place helped us.— the place helped us. and improve performance. _ the place helped us. and improve performance, we _ the place helped us. and improve performance, we should - the place helped us. and improve performance, we should have - the place helped us. and improve i performance, we should have scored quite _ performance, we should have scored quite of _ performance, we should have scored quite of few — performance, we should have scored quite of few more goals than the one that we _ quite of few more goals than the one that we did _ quite of few more goals than the one that we did to. i think we bounced back wett— that we did to. i think we bounced back well after that poor start, after _ back well after that poor start, after the — back well after that poor start, after the early goal we conceded, and had _ after the early goal we conceded, and had numerous chances to score collapses, _ and had numerous chances to score collapses, hit the crossbar, hit the post twice — collapses, hit the crossbar, hit the post twice. as i said, not chances to get— post twice. as i said, not chances to get a _ post twice. as i said, not chances to get a better result. newcastle united are finishing the season strongly. afterfighting relegation before christmas, they are into the top half of the table after a 3—0 victory at norwich, their fourth win in a row. joelinton scored twice in the first half, on his 100th premier league appearance. another brazilian, bruno guimares, added another in the second half, his third in as many games. norwich are now all but down, bottom of the table and eight points off safety. very pleased with some of the football that we played, it was really good and i think maybe something that we haven't done often enough this season. i think we've been playing under huge pressure of staying in the league and we've got a lot of results playing resilient, organised football. but today was the first time i think the shackles came off a little, the confidence was high and i thought we see a glimpse of the future there, hopefully. glimpse of the future there, hepefully-— glimpse of the future there, hopefully. glimpse of the future there, ho efull . ., ., hopefully. for me, i thought there was nothing _ hopefully. for me, i thought there was nothing in _ hopefully. for me, i thought there was nothing in the _ hopefully. for me, i thought there was nothing in the game. - hopefully. for me, i thought there was nothing in the game. at - hopefully. for me, i thought there was nothing in the game. at our . was nothing in the game. at our time, _ was nothing in the game. at our time, was — was nothing in the game. at our time, was two collapses down because they took— time, was two collapses down because they took their moments and we haven't— they took their moments and we haven't taken hours. we can't keep giving _ haven't taken hours. we can't keep giving goals away at this level because — giving goals away at this level because you get punished, and that is what _ because you get punished, and that is what we — because you get punished, and that is what we keep finding out. the level— is what we keep finding out. the level at— is what we keep finding out. the level at the moment is catching up with us— level at the moment is catching up with us because we gave manchester united _ with us because we gave manchester united three goals last week and gave newcastle a helping hand today as weit~ _ there were no goals in the midlands derby, leicester against aston villa. villa were probably happier with the point after four defeats in a row. tyrone mings came close with a header and ollie watkins had a couple of half chances. jamie vardy came off the bench for leicester, his first appearance in six weeks. the foxes slip to tenth but have roma on thursday in the semifinal of the europa conference league. looking forward to it. our preparation has been really good with all the game but now we can have a little bit of extra rest because we've been playing every few days. of the players need that, the players coming into the game, they will all be ready for it. the supporters will make a great noise and lets see if we can take an advantage into the second leg. taste advantage into the second leg. we came here to win the game and i think— came here to win the game and i think in— came here to win the game and i think in chances, we could have done that is _ think in chances, we could have done that is but _ think in chances, we could have done that is. but it's a tough game here, there _ that is. but it's a tough game here, there are _ that is. but it's a tough game here, there are well coached team, but am really— there are well coached team, but am really proud — there are well coached team, but am really proud of the effort the boys .ave really proud of the effort the boys gave today and a clean sheet was the least we _ gave today and a clean sheet was the least we deserved. to compost a point _ least we deserved. to compost a point away— least we deserved. to compost a point away and that will be a basis for us _ point away and that will be a basis for us to— point away and that will be a basis for us to move into the few next qarnes — tottenham can return to fourth in the table if they win at brentford. the bees midfielder christian eriksen is facing his former side for the first time. he's been brilliant, spurs have not been. second—placed rangers have given themselves some hope in the scottish premiership title race. the reigning champions had a man sent off at motherwell but won 3—1 to close the gap on leaders celtic, who play tomorrow. lydia campbell reports. you can file every game that rangers play into the mast when category these days. six points behind celtic in the title race, there is no more room for error. and with no roofe or morelos to call upon, the might of been worries about where the goal will come from. unfortunately for motherwell keeper liam kelly, it was he who got the final touch here. motherwell haven't beaten rangers here since 2015, but when liam balogun was sent off for this tackle, there was hope. and it didn't take long to make their advantage coats, rust tierney drawing his side level. dropping points at this stage could end rangers' title bid, so now they need at the fringe players to be heroes. stepup fashion sakala and scott writes, combining to send the ten men into the lead here. and 20 penalty was given when sakala was brought down in the box, james to able to put the game to bed and to keep the title dreams alive. three other matches today. livingston should be safe now after a good win at aberdeen. dundee look pretty sure of relegation now after drawing 1—1 against second—bottom st johnstone. hibernian won at st mirren. fulham missed out on the chance to all but seal the championship title after conceding a 98th minute equaliser to second—placed bournemouth. marco silva's men clinched promotion earlier this week. earlier, luton failed to strengthen their position in the play—offs with a 1—1 draw at home to blackpool. elijah adebayo gave them an early lead but gary madeen equalised from the penalty spot in the second half. luton are fourth but nottingham forest could go above them. also today in the championship, birmingham and play—off chasing millwall shared four goals. already relegated derby lost 3—1 to bristol city. already relegated derby lost hull city beat reading 3—0. nottingham forest's1—0 win at peterborough confirmed the home side's relegation to league one. play—off chasing sheffield united beat cardiff 1—0, while stoke also won 1—0 against qpr. the games at swansea and west brom ended in draws. in league 2, the match at bottom side 0ldham was abandoned after a pitch invasion at boundary park stopped play inside the final 15 minutes. they were losing 2—1 to salford city, a result that would see them relegated. let's speak to our reporter joe lynskey, who has actually been in 0ldham this week, looking at the club's demise. this looking at the club's demise. would appear to be a end this would appear to be a very sorry end to their league status but we don't know that for sure because we don't know that for sure because we don't know that for sure because we don't know if that result stands? it don't know if that result stands? it is an extraordinary situation in 0ldham, a lot of anger around the town is to watch their team to send down league 2 in the last 12 months. that anger spilled onto the pitch itself which is to few minutes to go and a sidejust minutes itself which is to few minutes to go and a side just minutes away from being relegated to non—league. the fans came onto the playing surface and that pitch invasion turned into and that pitch invasion turned into a protest in the centre circle. they haven't got the players back on since, the supporters got up and out turned the owner to get out of the club. the owner is moroccan, he bought the club when they were in league 1, and he is the reason many 0ldham fans think they have had this extreme downfall since, now heading out of the football league altogether. it has been a very chaotic at boundary park. the older managers been on the pitch himself, telling those fans to get off the pitch and we're still waiting to see when it will be played to a conclusion, this match, and whether 0ldham will still be a football league club at the end of it. 12 minutes still to play in that match, it would be significant for 0ldham to go down. it would be significant for 0ldham to go down-— it would be significant for 0ldham to go down. significant because of old and's time _ to go down. significant because of old and's time in _ to go down. significant because of old and's time in the _ to go down. significant because of old and's time in the top-flight . to go down. significant because of| old and's time in the top-flight and old and's time in the top—flight and is a founding member of the premier league, they were one of the teams in 1992 in the top flight during their three seasons at the top flight that then played in the premier league and they would be the first team to be part of that reprinted top—flight to scale all the way down the divisions into the non—league. those three years in the top flight includes a run of the fa cup semifinals, whether famously ran manchester united very close. this is one of the great water of moments in the town of 0ldham, there were eating 1—0 in that semifinal were just few minutes to go but then conceded a late equaliser to a volley from mark hughes and eventually got to beat. since then, since their drop at a premier league, it's been pretty miserable, no promotions, no trophies, only a couple of top six finishes. it is hard work being a supporter of 0ldham athletic and they now appear a few minutes away from dropping out of the league, that anger spilling onto the pitch. itruiiiiii of the league, that anger spilling onto the pitch.— of the league, that anger spilling onto the pitch. will keep an eye on what is going _ onto the pitch. will keep an eye on what is going on — onto the pitch. will keep an eye on what is going on at _ onto the pitch. will keep an eye on what is going on at boundary - onto the pitch. will keep an eye on what is going on at boundary parkl what is going on at boundary park and hopefully have some more on our later addition of sportsday. one other line from league 2 — crawley town have suspended their managerjohn yems after claims that he used discriminatory language towards his own players. yems has been in charge since 2019. the club have released a statement this morning saying they were made aware of serious and credible accusations that yems used discriminatory language and behavior and that he has been suspended indefinitely while they investigate. yems told the bbc earlier that he was not in a position to comment on the allegations. crawley lost today, meaning that they can't reach the playoffs. as promised, let's go to that huge fight coming up at wembley stadium. we're just a few hours away from the all—british world title fight between tyson fury and dillian whyte. let's head there now and speak to our reporter ade adedoyin. many thanks for joining many thanks forjoining us, i guess it's all building up nicely. how do we think this one's going to go? this is a huge night in british boxing, some 94,000 fans will be shoehorned into wembley stadium. to smack a record for european boxing, the biggest gate in history. also the biggest gate in history. also the first time that two britons will contest a title on home soil since lennox lewis beat frank bruno in cardiff some 30 years ago. this is something of a homecoming for tyson fury, hadjust lost something of a homecoming for tyson fury, had just lost a few bouts in the united states, not since 2018 has a foot in the uk. he lost emphatically to deontay wilder. aspera dillian whyte, he has waited a long time to get this opportunity to challenge for the heavyweight title, leaving no stone in terms of preparation and we should be able to hearfrom both. being back in england, after all these _ being back in england, after all these years, four years away, and fighting _ these years, four years away, and fighting the old pal dillian whyte in england for all the glory. fans are in— in england for all the glory. fans are in for— in england for all the glory. fans are in for a — in england for all the glory. fans are in fora real in england for all the glory. fans are in for a real treat, in england for all the glory. fans are in fora realtreat, 94,000 people — are in fora realtreat, 94,000 peopie are _ are in fora realtreat, 94,000 people are going to see a good terror — people are going to see a good terror i— people are going to see a good terror. i know dillian whyte personally, he knows me and we are ready— personally, he knows me and we are ready to _ personally, he knows me and we are ready to rock— personally, he knows me and we are ready to rock and roll the night and treat _ ready to rock and roll the night and treat you _ ready to rock and roll the night and treat you also a hell of a barnstormer, don't worry about that. it barnstormer, don't worry about that. it means— barnstormer, don't worry about that. it means everything, this is massive _ it means everything, this is massive. this— it means everything, this is massive. this is— it means everything, this is massive. this is a - it means everything, this is massive. this is a big - it means everything, this isj massive. this is a big fight, it means everything, this is - massive. this is a big fight, tyson said, _ massive. this is a big fight, tyson said. we _ massive. this is a big fight, tyson said. we dhint— massive. this is a big fight, tyson said, we didn't expect— massive. this is a big fight, tyson said, we didn't expect to - massive. this is a big fight, tyson said, we didn't expect to be - massive. this is a big fight, tyson said, we didn't expect to be here, j said, we didn't expect to be here, me especially, _ said, we didn't expect to be here, me especially, anyway. _ said, we didn't expect to be here, me especially, anyway. i- said, we didn't expect to be here, me especially, anyway. i am - said, we didn't expect to be here, i me especially, anyway. i am willing to do— me especially, anyway. i am willing to do whatever _ me especially, anyway. i am willing to do whatever it 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