what a season it's been. let's take a quick look at the final table. arsenal were so close to breaking chelsea stranglehold on english football. they were top for quite a while on the day but as you saw, sam kerr and co proved why they are the best in the land. manchester united couldn't live with chelsea and it ended any hopes they had of qualifying for europe. manchester city women beat reading 4—0 and sealed the final champions league spot. a great day for chelsea's sam kerr — not only did she score twice but she picked up the golden boot, after scoring 20 goals this season. yeah, it feels amazing. the season has been really difficult. it's been up has been really difficult. it's been up and down with losing lots of players. but we've kept fighting, kept grinding, so to finish it off like we did makes it more special. we've won the last few games by one goal, and to do it today shows the heart of the team and we never gave up. i don't know how many teams would have coped with losing as many players as we did, so this one is super special. next up, the premier league. manchester city reasserted their dominance on the premier league with an absolute tonking of newcastle. it finished 5—0 and city go back to the top of the league three points ahead of title rivals liverpool. ben croucher was watching. growing up a city fan in the last decade, you know little but success from their first premier league win. the heroes may have changed, but the dream doesn't them. they may not be sure how they lost to real madrid in midweek, nor maybe how they weren't ahead against newcastle. changed tack and turned for raheem sterling. quickly dispelled. theirfate remains in their own hands and martin's, and they're not as safe as they usually are. central midfieldersjoining in, third and three league games made it 3—0. city would be pulling clear of liverpool at the top. goal difference could be critical if they slip up before the season is done. right to the 90th minute, phil foden forfour. city need seven points to guarantee back to back titles. success they're getting used to. ben croucher, bbc news. it can happen... we didn't play to score the goals, but you know you can... has a big chance to go through. important that we win because it depends on that, some more big games in the premier league. rough day for leeds united. they've dropped into the relegation zone after a 2—1 defeat to arsenal. it was a nightmare of a start for leeds as eddie nketiah robbed keeper illan meslier of the ball to score the opener inside five minutes. arsenal would double their lead shortly after as gabriel martinelli found nketiah inside the area, leaving the visitors a mountain to climb. they were down to 10 men shortly after, but grabbed a goal in the second half when diego llorente scored to make for a tense finish at the emirates, but leeds were unable to find an equaliser, meaning they fall into the relegation zone. we have a really bad start. we dug a hole for ourselves. we know that. at half—time, we talked about keeping other composure, not losing anyone else because there was a massive amount of frustration, treating the game like it was 0—0 and making sure we didn't get robbed the goal. see if you get a goal and make the game _ see if you get a goal and make the game interesting. we could use it as positive momentum moving forward, and that's what we did, so obviously, we're in a difficult situation, but we have to find ways to keep strong and move forward. everton are feeling a lot better about their hopes of staying up. they picked up a massive 2—1 win at leicester. ukraine defender vitaliy mykolenko scored his first everton goal and mason holgate was also on the scoresheet to help the toffees move up to 16th with a game in hand over burnley and leeds. we should enjoy the results because they're huge - and that's what we play for. ups and downs at times, but by the time we got . home tonight, we have _ to move our minds onto watford. we're by no means. a safe at the moment. that's in our hands, _ so we have to get struck back down to earth and focus on wednesday. and west ham thrashed the already relegated norwich 4—0. to scotland next, and the champagne is on ice for celtic as rangers kept their slim hopes of retaining the premiership alive. they beat dundee 2—0. two second half goals from captainjames tavernier and manchester united loanee amad diallo secured the victory. celtic are six points clear at the top with just two games left but ange postecoglou's side are 21 goals better off. sale sharks have been beaten by racing 92 in the quarter—finals of rugby union's champions cup. they led at the break after this try from manu tuilagi had put them ahead on the stroke of half time. but the french side came storming back after the interval and took control with four tries, including this one from juan imhoff, eventually, running out winners by 41 points to 22. they'll face la rochelle in the semis. it was a tough day for english sides in europe because there was also disappointment for london irish, who were knocked out of the european challenge cup by toulon. charles ollivon's try gave the french side the lead in the second half. irish did stage a fightback, including this incredible try from henry arundell, who ran almost the full length of the pitch to score. it wasn't enough, though, as they were edged out by 19 points to 18. mark cavendish has made it two british victories in two days at the giro d'italia. it was a thrilling finish as the manx missile managed to outsprint the peleton to claim his 16th career giro stage win. the 36—year—old was riding the race for the first time since 2013. it follows simon yates' win in the time trial on saturday. mathieu van der poel finished 17th to retain the overall lead by 11 seconds over yates. there was a one—two—three for britain at the badminton horse trials. it was back for the first time since the pandemic. laura collett won the prestigious title with a record low score riding her olympic gold medal—winning horse, london 52. lizzie greenwood—hughes was there. it's been the most extraordinary end to the most extraordinary battle. we waited three years, but a wonderful ending. huge congratulations. i record score, did you know that? but i tried to put that out i'd heard that if ijumped clear it would be, but i tried to put that out of my mind and focus on trying tojump the fences. you had to hold your nerve. you had a few time falls because this was such a difficult track. what went to your mind? i just tried to focus one fence at a time. i knew i was sitting on an unbelievable jumper. he even surprised me about how well he jumped to. this horse gave you your olympic gold medal in tokyo. where does this compare? to be honest, i never thought anything would compare to tokyo, but riding here has always been a childhood dream. i remember coming here and going around the course. growing up, she's always been my idol and i've always wanted to be winning here. i can't believe i'm now winning here. not everyone will know you're blind in one eye after an accident. you find most of your big stuff successful after that. do you feel like you're an inspiration to other people? i don't think about it at all any more. it's amazing what the body does, and it adapts. i've always said since my accident, i know how lucky i am to be able to continue. it still seems weird when people talk about it because i've forgotten about it and put it behind me, but if i am an inspiration to people, then i'm very happy. and denmark's thorbjorn 0lesen is the 2022 british masters champion. he secured the win with this stunning eagle—birdie finish at the belfry, finishing on 10 under par — a remarkable way to win a tournament. scotland's connor syme and richie ramsay finished tied third on eight under. defending w series championjamie chadwick has dominated over the weekend to win back—to—back races in miami. the two—time champion took pole in both the saturday and sunday races to take a 27—point championship lead over fellow brit alice powell, who finished third in sunday's race. staying in miami, charles leclerc will have the honour of starting in pole position for the city's inuagural formula one grand prix. the championship leader bounced back from a disappointing result last time out to claim his third pole this year, ahead of ferrari teammate carlos sainz. world champion max verstappen had to settle for third after this mistake. lewis hamilton will start from sixth. i think we may well have a new tennis superstar. carlos alcaraz capped off a fantastic week by winning by winning the madrid 0pen. he beat alexander zverev in straight sets. it comes as he beat rafa nadal in the quarters and world number one novak djokovic in the semi—finals. he'll rise to six in the world. watch out for him at the french open later this month. that's all from sportsday. hello. the weather's been pretty quiet this weekend thanks to the close proximity of a big area of high pressure. through sunday, most of us enjoyed a lot of dry weather and some spells of warm sunshine. beautiful views here in pembrokeshire. the high pressure is now beginning to drift its way eastwards, and we look towards the atlantic, from where our weather will be fed to us for the week ahead. areas of low pressure pushing in to the north of the uk, weather fronts trying to progressively work their way south. 0vernight, it should stay dry for england and wales. clear skies, a few patches of mist and fog first thing monday, quite chilly across parts of east anglia and the southeast with rural lows of 2 or 3 first thing monday. much milder for scotland and northern ireland, but much wetter and much windier here as we see weatherfronts coming in in association with one of those areas of low pressure approaching us from the atlantic. through the day on monday, high pressure still manages to hang back across much of england and wales, but the fronts will bring some fairly relentless rain to western scotland. it creeps its way eastwards through the day. it's looking quite wet initially for northern ireland, perhaps brighterfor a bit, and then some showers crowding in. rain into the northwest of england and north wales by the afternoon, cool with the rain. england and wales, still with the sunshine under the remnants of the high, should see temperatures of 22—23 degrees. the pollen stays high where we keep the fine weather, but falls to low to moderate levels for scotland and northern ireland after being high through the weekend. we look to tuesday, and the low continues to drift eastwards and send its front south. i say fronts, but actually, across england and wales, we're probably going to see nothing more than some thicker cloud for a time and a few showery bits and pieces of rain — not much integrity left through tuesday. a little cooler behind the fronts in the sunshine. but for western scotland, some heavy showers to contend with through tuesday, some quite high rainfall totals possible here as they rattle on into the small hours of wednesday. then this low is probably the biggest question mark in our forecast for the week ahead. 0ur models are picking it up, it's coming in from the atlantic, but when and how far north and south are subject to the model. at the moment, it looks like wednesday could be largely dry across england and wales, the rain coming through overnight and into thursday. but it could slow down and it could mean a wetter day in the south on thursday. this is bbc news. the headlines at 8:00pm. doubts over power sharing in northern ireland — sinn fein are in line for the first minister's role at stormont — but the democratic unionists say they won't take part unless the uk government scraps brexit trading rules. we as the uk government want a resolution on this with the eu but we've never taken anything off the table for the people of northern ireland. more than 60 people are thought to have been killed after a russian bomb hit a school in eastern ukraine. meanwhile the us first ladyjill biden has made a surprise trip to the country. she's visited a temporary shelter in a school and met 0lena zelensky — the wife of the ukrainian president.