of the brits in action. and superb sainz gets the better of verstappen, on ferrari's patch in qualifying for the italian grand prix. also coming up on sportsday: england's collapse allows sri lanka to record an historic win, in the second of their t20s. the school friends ditching the rivalry, to put on a show at lord's in front of cricketing legends. iam i am nervous i am nervous because i am nervous because it is a big ground. it is the whole of cricket and all my family are coming to watch so i want to make them proud as well. hello and welcome along to the programme. and yet again it's looking manchester city are the team to catch at the top of the premier league table. it's four wins from four, as the champions today dismantled fulham 5 goals to i at the etihad. featuring a hat—trick from, you guessed it, erling haaland. three goals in the second half were enough to put marco silva's side away, that's six goals in the campaign already for the norwegian striker, this week named pfa player of the year. the last of his goals from penalty spot. but the second of city's, scored by nathan ake, caused much anger for silva. who felt the goal shouldn't have stood, due to interference in the build up. it isa it is a huge mistake. just people that never play football and don't understand nothing about football. you can see it is not that player, the goalkeeper decision. with the ball goes in the direction of the player. of course there is a moment for the goalkeeper because the ball goesin for the goalkeeper because the ball goes in the direction of the player. in any part of the world. so city top with that 100% record, but tottenham hot on ther heels. they also banged in 5. as they easily got past burnley at turf moor. heung—min son with a hat—trick of his own. they were given a scare early on, lyle foster put burnley ahead. but ange postocoglou's side found their groove, and blew their opponents apart as the game went on, cristian romero's curling effort from the edge of the box completed the turnaround on the stroke of half—time. james maddison was also on the scoresheet. they maintain their unbeaten start, but burnley, yet to register a point still in this campaign. we grew into the game and when you go a goal down there as a couple of different ways it can go but, yeah, so far we have been tested a few times. game in a week. third away game in the league out of four and a video like the way the guys are tackling this task, you know, just maintaining belief in our football and whatever we are facing we are trying to overcome it in that way. we played against a very good side. lots of— we played against a very good side. lots of quality. i think, especially coming _ lots of quality. i think, especially coming back and have time, you know, with a _ coming back and have time, you know, with a serious— coming back and have time, you know, with a serious period of collapse. i can take _ with a serious period of collapse. i can take a — with a serious period of collapse. i can take a positive here and there but, especially in the number of chances — but, especially in the number of chances we created but, of course, the result — chances we created but, of course, the result than when the result is as as _ the result than when the result is as as this, — the result than when the result is as as this, then it is not good enough — as as this, then it is not good enough and we know that it is a tough, — enough and we know that it is a tough, tough league. stilla enough and we know that it is a tough, tough league. still a lot of room _ tough, tough league. still a lot of room to— tough, tough league. still a lot of room to improve so we have got to -et room to improve so we have got to get to— room to improve so we have got to get to work — chelsea's poor start to the season continues after suffering a 1—0 defeat at home to nottingham forest. anthony elanga came off the bench to score the winner for steve cooper's side. it's only forest's second win away from home since returning to the premier league last season. long time coming, to be honest. but to come _ long time coming, to be honest. but to come somewhere like stamford bridge _ to come somewhere like stamford bridge against this team and get a resuit— bridge against this team and get a result like — bridge against this team and get a result like we did today and the way that we _ result like we did today and the way that we did — result like we did today and the way that we did it is when i think the players — that we did it is when i think the players deserve after, obviously, what _ players deserve after, obviously, what went — players deserve after, obviously, what went on at old trafford last weekend — what went on at old trafford last weekend parts of the performance and definitely _ weekend parts of the performance and definitely the supporters, you know. everyone _ definitely the supporters, you know. everyone knows the support that we have but— everyone knows the support that we have but we felt sure centre go back into the _ have but we felt sure centre go back into the premier league so for us to -et into the premier league so for us to get up _ into the premier league so for us to get up and _ into the premier league so for us to get up and running this season here today— get up and running this season here today away— get up and running this season here today away from home is really rewarding for everyone involved. i think rewarding for everyone involved. think it is a rewarding for everyone involved. i think it is a matter of time. it is a process — think it is a matter of time. it is a process we _ think it is a matter of time. it is a process. we need _ think it is a matter of time. it is a process. we need to- think it is a matter of time. it is a process. we need to keep - think it is a matter of time. it is a process. we need to keep a l a process. we need to keep a positive _ a process. we need to keep a positive at— a process. we need to keep a positive. at the _ a process. we need to keep a positive. at the beginning - a process. we need to keep a positive. at the beginning ofl a process. we need to keep a i positive. at the beginning of the season, — positive. at the beginning of the season, i— positive. at the beginning of the season, i think— positive. at the beginning of the season, i think we _ positive. at the beginning of the season, i think we are _ positive. at the beginning of the season, i think we are nearly- positive. at the beginning of the . season, i think we are nearly going in a different— season, i think we are nearly going in a different direction. _ season, i think we are nearly going in a different direction. now- season, i think we are nearly going in a different direction. now we - in a different direction. now we start— in a different direction. now we start the — in a different direction. now we start the recovery _ in a different direction. now we start the recovery unsettle, - in a different direction. now we start the recovery unsettle, the players — start the recovery unsettle, the players that _ start the recovery unsettle, the players that arrive _ start the recovery unsettle, the players that arrive at _ start the recovery unsettle, the players that arrive at the - start the recovery unsettle, the players that arrive at the last. players that arrive at the last moment, _ players that arrive at the last moment, i— players that arrive at the last moment, i think— players that arrive at the last moment, i think it— players that arrive at the last moment, i think it is- players that arrive at the last moment, i think it is going . players that arrive at the last| moment, i think it is going to players that arrive at the last - moment, i think it is going to be conrpetitive _ sheffield united and everton finally have a point on the table. after drawing 2—2 at bramall lane this afternoon. both sides had lost their opening three league matches, so a draw means they both remain near the bottom of the table. patrick gearey reports. a day to look on the bright side. the perfect weather to lift the mood for both the sides with no points from three games, a little light is needed. especially when, like everton, you haven't scored in the league since may. things changed. the scorer then and now again. everton fans are always waiting for the catch, though. 20 minutes later, sheffield united revealed at. cameron archer with an arrow. he had in and his confidence up so that even when he didn't quite hit the target, jordan pickford did. it would be easy to curse fortune about a fate but everton fought back. nathan patterson, just when they needed something. and yet, in stoppage time, it seemed united would win it. pickford contorting to stop the game twisting. luck is temporary, heroes endure. so the draw means both teams remain winless in the premier league, here's what the manager's had to say after the game. we can't grumble. probably, i think, the pleasing thing for me is that it was a very good game. i always talk about performance with our players put up with a player like that i'm happy, i put up with a player like that i'm happy, i am put up with a player like that i'm happy, iam proud put up with a player like that i'm happy, i am proud of him. itjust shows how tough the challenges. at the margin so fine, we are disappointed with the goals parts of our performance, i'm really pleased with. �* , ., ., with. better in the first two home names but with. better in the first two home games but was — with. better in the first two home games but was decent _ with. better in the first two home games but was decent again - with. better in the first two home | games but was decent again today with. better in the first two home - games but was decent again today and certainly— games but was decent again today and certainly getting into really, really — certainly getting into really, really good areas. we keep looking and today— really good areas. we keep looking and today we did score, the got two goals— and today we did score, the got two goals which— and today we did score, the got two goals which is important to get left and the _ goals which is important to get left and the feeling around who is going to score _ and the feeling around who is going to score. hard first game, obviously. another shift in today which _ obviously. another shift in today which is — obviously. another shift in today which is important to get that two prenrier— which is important to get that two premier league fitness. and with good _ premier league fitness. and with good body is coming back break so there _ good body is coming back break so there are _ good body is coming back break so there are some positive signs there. brentford left it late to salvage a point against bournemouth. bryan mbeumo's goal in the third minute of added time secured thomas frank's side a point in west london. mathiasjensen had given the hosts the lead before bournemouth hit back with goals from dominic solanke and david brooks. bournemouth, still searching for their first win of the season. and the points shared in the end. i hope a lot of people enjoy watching is because it is very entertaining and must be a joy to watch. i think we in the first half we played well. i think it was a fantastic second half and i think it was just one way traffic in terms of chances but that is football and that happens and i'm sure you play this nine times more, we were when the nine times. ads, this nine times more, we were when the nine times— the nine times. a lot of teams could win the game- _ the nine times. a lot of teams could win the game. both _ the nine times. a lot of teams could win the game. both could _ the nine times. a lot of teams could win the game. both could have. - the nine times. a lot of teams could win the game. both could have. i i win the game. both could have. i think— win the game. both could have. i think we — win the game. both could have. i think we were very close to winning it. think we were very close to winning it we _ think we were very close to winning it we are _ think we were very close to winning it. we are very close to the three points _ it. we are very close to the three points. when we conceded the second -oal, points. when we conceded the second goal. we _ points. when we conceded the second goal, we finished left happy because we were _ goal, we finished left happy because we were in— goal, we finished left happy because we were in touch in the wind. they were _ we were in touch in the wind. they were pushing a lot, we were very tired _ were pushing a lot, we were very tired in— were pushing a lot, we were very tired in the — were pushing a lot, we were very tired in the last minutes and probably. 0ne match currently ongoing as we speak, and it's a brighton at home to newcastle. where it's i—0 just into the second half. evan ferguson with the goalfor brighton. newcastle without a win in the league since the opening day of the season. so let's take a look at how the top of the table looks, manchester city flying high, four wins from four. and the champions are setting the pace early. tottenham are next, before arsenal and liverpool both have their matches tomorrow, against man united and aston villa respectively. forest there, up to 9th with that big win over chelsea. and the bottom looks like this, burnley still down there, but have played a game less. everton and sheffield united still among the early season strugglers. bournemouth, fulham and also newcastle down there too. who are in action right now against brighton. preston north end are top of the championship after a 2—0 win at stoke. as they maintain their unbeaten start to the season. earlier, sunderland thrashed southampton 5—0 at the stadium. and it was a day to rememberfor, 16—year—old, chris rigg. who scored their fifth goal. you can see all the day's efl results on the bbc sport website. the big game in scotland this weekend takes place tomorrow, with rangers and celtic meeting in the first old firm derby of the season. in today's matches ross county were 1—0 winners at kilmarnock. st mirren's 1—1 draw at livingston is enough to see them go top for 2h hours. and in the day's only other game stjohnstone and dundee drew 2—2. carlos sainz was more than a match for championship leader max verstappen in qualifying for the italian grand prix. the ferrari driver, edging it by the finest of margins, to start on pole at monza for the first time in his career. his team mate charles leclerc was third. all three were comfortably clear of britain's george russell in fourth and lewis hamilton who'll start eighth. nick parrott reports. carlos sa i nz carlos sainz turned 29 yesterday and marked his birthday and the best possible for a ferrari driver. their fans are the most fervent in formula 1 fans are the most fervent in formula i but like most teams have had little to cheer the season. the spaniard max verstappen was leading the way into the final session. he is aiming to win a record tenth face in a row this weekend but shows he is not mistake allowing carlos sainz to claim provisional pole. in the final runs max verstappen in the other ferrari leapfrog them both. the dutchman back in front but he only stayed there a moment when carlos sainz snatched pole back byjust a 100th of a second. you make an intense qualifying, especially 03. you know, all three went for it. we were very, very on the limit and another stab i knew i had some lap time and i went for it. find another stab i knew i had some lap time and i went for it.— time and i went for it. and it worked well _ time and i went for it. and it worked well and _ time and i went for it. and it worked well and overly - time and i went for it. and it i worked well and overly pushed time and i went for it. and it - worked well and overly pushed hard on that last lap. taste worked well and overly pushed hard on that last lap-— worked well and overly pushed hard on that last lap. we made some good improvements _ on that last lap. we made some good improvements compared _ on that last lap. we made some good improvements compared to _ on that last lap. we made some goodj improvements compared to yesterday and in _ improvements compared to yesterday and in qualifying you can see every guaiifving — and in qualifying you can see every qualifying session, it was very tired — qualifying session, it was very tired so— qualifying session, it was very tired so i_ qualifying session, it was very tired so i am happy to be second todav~ _ tired so i am happy to be second todav~ |f— tired so i am happy to be second toda . ., .,, tired so i am happy to be second toda . ., �*, tired so i am happy to be second toda. ., �*, , today. if carlos sainz's birthday celebrations _ today. if carlos sainz's birthday celebrations are _ today. if carlos sainz's birthday celebrations are to _ today. if carlos sainz's birthday celebrations are to make - today. if carlos sainz's birthday celebrations are to make it - today. if carlos sainz's birthdayj celebrations are to make it into today. if carlos sainz's birthday l celebrations are to make it into a third day he will have to produce another remarkable performance like this to beat max verstappen. there's plenty of british interest in the us open, as we approach the latter stages of the final major of the year. dan evans is in action against the world number one, with cam norrie and katie boulter also hoping to seal their places in the last 16. let's head to new york, and get the latest with our tennis correspondent russell fuller. before we talk about dan evans lets start with draper. the before we talk about dan evans lets start with draper.— start with draper. the first of the british players — start with draper. the first of the british players out _ start with draper. the first of the british players out in _ start with draper. the first of the british players out in court - start with draper. the first of the british players out in court today| british players out in court today and delighted to be competing. give himself a 30% chance of playing at the start of the open because of the soldier problem that kept him out of the french open to just a couple of weeks before the us open began but he won his first match in straight sets and has made a very good start against an unseeded american, winning the first two sets. lost the third set, though, by six games to three and dropped one in the opening set but bounced back immediately. 0ne game all lit up the concern is not so much is going to give any further damage to his left shoulder, which is a serving shoulder but more that playing three matches in five days, having not played a lot recently, will take its toll and he will serial soreness and stiffness but there is no sign of that at the moment and he is. b, but there is no sign of that at the moment and he is.— moment and he is. a bit of a mismatch — moment and he is. a bit of a mismatch but _ moment and he is. a bit of a mismatch but when - moment and he is. a bit of a mismatch but when you - moment and he is. a bit of a mismatch but when you look moment and he is. a bit of a i mismatch but when you look at moment and he is. a bit of a - mismatch but when you look at it on paper, dan evans has been in some good form recently. perhaps, a step down at moment but still not out of it? ,': down at moment but still not out of it? 4-3 in the second set. it has been pretty _ it? 4-3 in the second set. it has been pretty competitive - it? 4-3 in the second set. it has been pretty competitive since i it? 4-3 in the second set. it has i been pretty competitive since then and evans was a break up in the second set. he has tried to be as aggressive as he cannot come forward as often as he can but carlos is almost unbeatable, you feel, for dan evans today given the matchup in the game styles. dan loves this us open and has always had a good record here. he regularly reaches the third round and just frustration that he has to play carlos at such an early stage. has to play carlos at such an early stare. ., , has to play carlos at such an early stare. . , ., ., has to play carlos at such an early stare. . , . ., . ., . , stage. finally, what are the chances of norrie and _ stage. finally, what are the chances of norrie and katie _ stage. finally, what are the chances of norrie and katie as _ stage. finally, what are the chances of norrie and katie as well- stage. finally, what are the chances of norrie and katie as well who - of norrie and katie as well who plays against a home favoured. boulter has been a great financial good with the level, effectively match her wimbledon performance as well, right? match her wimbledon performance as well, riuht? ., match her wimbledon performance as well, riuht? . �* ., match her wimbledon performance as well, riuht? ., �* ., ., , well, right? katie boulter has never been in the — well, right? katie boulter has never been in the quarterfinal _ well, right? katie boulter has never been in the quarterfinal of - well, right? katie boulter has never been in the quarterfinal of the - been in the quarterfinal of the grand slam either and she has a fantastic opportunity against a us player. they are similarly ranked. her opponent is only 21, got her first when earlier this year so boulter certainly has the experience and i would make a slight favourite for that much. norrie's matches already under way under the alarming to the first set foot of the last 1a points in a row. hejoked that set and now it was one game all in the second setjust a few minutes ago so the winner of that match will play carlos or dan.— the winner of that match will play carlos or dan. thank you very much indeed for — carlos or dan. thank you very much indeed for that. _ a shock for england in the t20. the women's side lost to sri lanka — by 8 wickets. the first they've beaten england in the format. heather knight's side collapsed with the bat in chelmsford, as dan 0gunshakin reports. the september sunshine was a welcome sight. there's been a struggle for grip but here, england failed to get to grips with their spend. it is to be for sri lanka. england were in trouble. sri lanka were inspired. wickets falling at regular intervals, 104 all out and england intervals, 104 all out and england in a sri lankan stranglehold. having impressed with ball, what about with about? initialsigns impressed with ball, what about with about? initial signs that good. in fact, she looked like a woman in a hurry, threatening the nearby balconies as well as the scoreboard. under pressure, and underperforming, this wasn't to be the host day. sri lanka, where the winners. a first t20 victory against under series decided to come in derby on wednesday. meet jaya & maddy. two south asian teenagers proving that cricket is a game for all. the two girls recently put india and pakistan rivalries to one side, to feature on the same team in the mcc foundation nationalfinals. although their bolton team lost on the day. the story of how they got to this stage, is much more than about the result on the day. it is in my blood but for an asian girl it is not easy to play. so mad when i as glazed to hide my cricket but because i was embarrassed to be a girl playing cricket. i have played in boys teams but it is great to prove them wrong. we played in boys teams but it is great to prove them wrong.— played in boys teams but it is great to prove them wrong. we want people to prove them wrong. we want people to feel at home _ to prove them wrong. we want people to feel at home playing _ to prove them wrong. we want people to feel at home playing it. _ to prove them wrong. we want people to feel at home playing it. i _ to prove them wrong. we want people to feel at home playing it. i love - to feel at home playing it. i love the fact that _ to feel at home playing it. i love the fact that my _ to feel at home playing it. i love the fact that my grandad - to feel at home playing it. i love i the fact that my grandad supports to feel at home playing it._ the fact that my grandad supports me because most asian grandparents don't really think that girls can play cricket or sports is for girls. i would say to the asian community, especially— i would say to the asian community, especially my own muslim community, let the _ especially my own muslim community, let the girls _ especially my own muslim community, let the girls play if they want to play football, they want to play cricket — play football, they want to play cricket. encourage them to go on this board — cricket. encourage them to go on this board because it is better for the health— this board because it is better for the health and better for them mentally as well. we met we have the close, _ mentally as well. we met we have the close. we've _ mentally as well. we met we have the close, we've got a good relationship and am _ close, we've got a good relationship and am very— close, we've got a good relationship and am very grateful for her supporting me so when i have this red thread — supporting me so when i have this red thread for me, sets and prayers for the _ red thread for me, sets and prayers for the game. red thread for me, sets and prayers forthe game. it red thread for me, sets and prayers for the game. it is protection and that god — for the game. it is protection and that god is — for the game. it is protection and that god is always with you every step of— that god is always with you every step of the way. to that god is always with you every step of the way-— that god is always with you every step of the way. to go to the home of cricket i — step of the way. to go to the home of cricket i feel _ step of the way. to go to the home of cricket i feel a _ step of the way. to go to the home of cricket i feel a bit _ step of the way. to go to the home of cricket i feel a bit starstruck. - of cricket i feel a bit starstruck. so many — of cricket i feel a bit starstruck. so many great _ of cricket i feel a bit starstruck. so many great players - of cricket i feel a bit starstruck. so many great players have - of cricket i feel a bit starstruck. - so many great players have walked through _ so many great players have walked through those _ so many great players have walked through those steps _ so many great players have walked through those steps and _ so many great players have walked through those steps and just - so many great players have walked through those steps and just to - so many great players have walked through those steps and just to bel through those steps and just to be there _ through those steps and just to be there i— through those steps and 'ust to be there. ., through those steps and 'ust to be there. . ., , , , , . there. i am nervous because it is a bi aer there. i am nervous because it is a bigger ground- _ there. i am nervous because it is a bigger ground- it _ there. i am nervous because it is a bigger ground. it is _ there. i am nervous because it is a bigger ground. it is the _ there. i am nervous because it is a bigger ground. it is the whole - there. i am nervous because it is a bigger ground. it is the whole of i bigger ground. it is the whole of cricket and all my family are coming to watch so i want to make them proud as well. to watch so i want to make them proud as well-— proud as well. the foundation's national her _ proud as well. the foundation's national her programme - proud as well. the foundation's i national her programme provides proud as well. the foundation's - national her programme provides free coaching to young cricketers from state schools. theyjoin the bolton hub, beating three other regions for an opportunity of a lifetime to play at lord's. , , . ., ., at lord's. something spectacular on this ground — at lord's. something spectacular on this ground will _ at lord's. something spectacular on this ground will live _ at lord's. something spectacular on this ground will live with _ at lord's. something spectacular on this ground will live with you - at lord's. something spectacular on this ground will live with you for- this ground will live with you for the rest — this ground will live with you for the rest of— this ground will live with you for the rest of your lives.— this ground will live with you for the rest of your lives. before i got here i the rest of your lives. before i got here i was — the rest of your lives. before i got here i was pretty _ the rest of your lives. before i got here i was pretty nervous. - the rest of your lives. before i got here i was pretty nervous. and . the rest of your lives. before i got i here i was pretty nervous. and there is the first wicket. _ here i was pretty nervous. and there is the first wicket. sometimes - here i was pretty nervous. and there is the first wicket. sometimes a - is the first wicket. sometimes a aood is the first wicket. sometimes a good player— is the first wicket. sometimes a good player can _ is the first wicket. sometimes a good player can be _ is the first wicket. sometimes a good player can be out - is the first wicket. sometimes a good player can be out the - is the first wicket. sometimes a good player can be out the first| good player can be out the first bell. sometimes a good day, he can make a hundred.— bell. sometimes a good day, he can make a hundred. when i saw her play from an early — make a hundred. when i saw her play from an early age _ make a hundred. when i saw her play from an early age i _ make a hundred. when i saw her play from an early age i knew _ make a hundred. when i saw her play from an early age i knew that - make a hundred. when i saw her play from an early age i knew that she - from an early age i knew that she had a _ from an early age i knew that she had a natural talent.— from an early age i knew that she had a natural talent. think we can -la had a natural talent. think we can play cricket _ had a natural talent. think we can play cricket but — had a natural talent. think we can play cricket but she _ had a natural talent. think we can play cricket but she can _ had a natural talent. think we can play cricket but she can actually i play cricket but she can actually play cricket but she can actually play cricket _ play cricket but she can actually play cricket-— play cricket but she can actually -la cricket. , ., play cricket. they did not quite get the result they _ play cricket. they did not quite get the result they wanted _ play cricket. they did not quite get the result they wanted but - play cricket. they did not quite get the result they wanted but such i play cricket. they did not quite get the result they wanted but such a l the result they wanted but such a win for girls in cricket. i the result they wanted but such a win for girls in cricket.— win for girls in cricket. i don't want this _ win for girls in cricket. i don't want this to _ win for girls in cricket. i don't want this to be _ win for girls in cricket. i don't want this to be downbeat. . win for girls in cricket. i don't i want this to be downbeat. hold win for girls in cricket. i don't - want this to be downbeat. hold your heads _ want this to be downbeat. hold your heads up. _ want this to be downbeat. hold your heads up, you got to lords and that was the _ heads up, you got to lords and that was the main prize.— was the main prize. billion. i think it is an are — was the main prize. billion. i think it is an are some _ was the main prize. billion. i think it is an are some day. _ was the main prize. billion. i think it is an are some day. coming - was the main prize. billion. i think| it is an are some day. coming from was the main prize. billion. i think. it is an are some day. coming from a state _ it is an are some day. coming from a state school— it is an are some day. coming from a state school myself _ it is an are some day. coming from a state school myself i _ it is an are some day. coming from a state school myself i know— it is an are some day. coming from a state school myself i know how - it is an are some day. coming from a state school myself i know how hard | state school myself i know how hard it can _ state school myself i know how hard it can be _ state school myself i know how hard it can be to — state school myself i know how hard it can be to get— state school myself i know how hard it can be to get into _ state school myself i know how hard it can be to get into cricket. - state school myself i know how hard it can be to get into cricket. they . it can be to get into cricket. they tied nry— it can be to get into cricket. they tied my cricket _ it can be to get into cricket. they tied my cricket match _ it can be to get into cricket. they tied my cricket match because i. it can be to get into cricket. they i tied my cricket match because i was so embarrassed _ tied my cricket match because i was so embarrassed to _ tied my cricket match because i was so embarrassed to be _ tied my cricket match because i was so embarrassed to be a _ tied my cricket match because i was so embarrassed to be a girl- tied my cricket match because i was so embarrassed to be a girl playing i so embarrassed to be a girl playing cricket _ so embarrassed to be a girl playing cricket but — so embarrassed to be a girl playing cricket but now— so embarrassed to be a girl playing cricket but now that _ so embarrassed to be a girl playing cricket but now that is _ so embarrassed to be a girl playing cricket but now that is starting - so embarrassed to be a girl playing cricket but now that is starting to i cricket but now that is starting to change — cricket but now that is starting to change you _ cricket but now that is starting to change. you make _ cricket but now that is starting to change. you make i— cricket but now that is starting to change. you make i would - cricket but now that is starting to change. you make i would urge i change. you make i would urge parents — change. you make i would urge parents to— change. you make i would urge parents to see _ change. you make i would urge parents to see that, _ change. you make i would urge parents to see that, for- change. you make i would urge parents to see that, for their. parents to see that, for their daughters, _ parents to see that, for their daughters, a _ parents to see that, for their daughters, a life _ parents to see that, for their daughters, a life in- parents to see that, for their daughters, a life in cricket. parents to see that, for their daughters, a life in cricket is| parents to see that, for their. daughters, a life in cricket is an enlightened _ daughters, a life in cricket is an enlightened one _ daughters, a life in cricket is an enlightened one and _ daughters, a life in cricket is an enlightened one and a - daughters, a life in cricket is an enlightened one and a full- daughters, a life in cricket is an enlightened one and a full onel daughters, a life in cricket is an i enlightened one and a full one and one that _ enlightened one and a full one and one that gives _ enlightened one and a full one and one that gives enormous _ enlightened one and a full one and one that gives enormous respect. i enlightened one and a full one and| one that gives enormous respect. i one that gives enormous respect. would love to play for england, hopefully, but if don't get there i can always carry on playing socially _ can always carry on playing socially. a can always carry on playing sociall . . ., , can always carry on playing sociall. . ., , , ., , a lovely story there. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today. aleix espargaro delighted the home fans as he won the catalunya motogp sprint race at the montmelo circuit. world champion francesco bagnaia took second to extend his lead in the riders' standings with maverick vinales completing the podium. preemoz roglitch powered past reigning champion remco evenepole to win the eighth stage of the vuelta a espana. roglitch's yumbo visma team mate american sepp kuss took the overall leader's red jersey after french rider lenny martinez cracked near the finish of the 102 mile stage. warrington wolves moved up to fifth in the super league as they ran in 11 tries to thrash struggling castleford tigers. george williams amongst those with two tries, helping warrington record successive super league wins for the first time since may and stay on course for a play—off spot. and matt fitzpatrick will take a two shot lead into the final day of the european masters. this birdie on the 18th saw him finish on 67 for the day, 15 under overall. his brother alex is three shots behind him on 12 under. and big night of boxing to look forward to later, the british middleweight rematch between chris eubank junior and liam smith. defeat for eubank says would spell the end of his career. the pair meet again at manchester arena. 8 months on from smith's fourth round victory injanuary. eubankjunior says this is the biggest moment in his career. and he can't afford to get it wrong. this is the most important part of my career. 100%. everything is on the line. everything is on the line. i have to go out there, i have to assert my dominance. i have to take this man out. i have no other choice thatis this man out. i have no other choice that is why get my confidence from. there is no other option for me but to win. i there is no other option for me but to win. ., ., , . ., , to win. i have to expect a different o- onent to win. i have to expect a different opponent because _ to win. i have to expect a different opponent because i've _ to win. i have to expect a different opponent because i've knocked - to win. i have to expect a different| opponent because i've knocked him out because he cannot come with the same _ out because he cannot come with the same game _ out because he cannot come with the same game plan. what he is saying epitomises — same game plan. what he is saying epitomises where his career lies, another— epitomises where his career lies, another loss and it is over for him. that— another loss and it is over for him. that is— another loss and it is over for him. that is why— another loss and it is over for him. that is why chris is saying that. i'm that is why chris is saying that. i'm not— that is why chris is saying that. i'm not worried about the eubank saga~ _ i'm not worried about the eubank saga~ this — i'm not worried about the eubank saga. this could be anyone. ijust need _ saga. this could be anyone. ijust need to— saga. this could be anyone. ijust need to win — saga. this could be anyone. ijust need to win tomorrow to keep going where _ need to win tomorrow to keep going where i_ need to win tomorrow to keep going where i want to go.— need to win tomorrow to keep going where i want to go. promises to be a treat where i want to go. promises to be a great rematch _ where i want to go. promises to be a great rematch later— where i want to go. promises to be a great rematch later on. _ this is 13—year—old bly toomey, and she may well prove to be britain's best ever paralympic table tennis player. next week she's competing at the european para table tennis championships in sheffield. she's already so good that her doubles partner is none other than the reigning world champion who's more than 20 years older than her. 0ur sports correspondent andy swiss has been to meet them both. going for european glory atjust 13. going for european glory atjust13. proving age is no barrier to brilliance. she has cerebral palsy and only began playing two years ago at her local club in brighton. but in may, she won herfirst international medal and to have friends and teachers back at school, she is already a star. thea;r friends and teachers back at school, she is already a star.— she is already a star. they do assemblies _ she is already a star. they do assemblies about _ she is already a star. they do assemblies about me - she is already a star. they do assemblies about me and - she is already a star. they do - assemblies about me and whenever i pass there like, oh, you are the table tennis person. i am so happy because i am a young age so i didn't think i would be representing great britain now. think i would be representing great britain now— britain now. what is more, she is -la in: britain now. what is more, she is playing doubles _ britain now. what is more, she is playing doubles with _ britain now. what is more, she is playing doubles with the - britain now. what is more, she is playing doubles with the world i playing doubles with the world champion. when bill was welcomed home from the last paralympics he spotted her talent. they began training together at brighton and now they are competing together. he is 35, a mere 22 years her senior. it does make me feel very old but i couldn't— it does make me feel very old but i couldn't be — it does make me feel very old but i couldn't be more proud. ithought it does make me feel very old but i couldn't be more proud. i thought i was competitive and i am, fiercely competitive. she is another level. she is— competitive. she is another level. she is the — competitive. she is another level. she is the boss of the doubles. i'm all saying. — she is the boss of the doubles. i'm all saying, 0k, she is the boss of the doubles. i'm all saying, ok, i'll do that. i would — all saying, ok, i'll do that. i would do _ all saying, ok, i'll do that. i would do that. so it is great to play— would do that. so it is great to play with— would do that. so it is great to play with her. is would do that. so it is great to play with her-— play with her. is obviously incredibly _ play with her. is obviously incredibly talented - play with her. is obviously incredibly talented but. play with her. is obviously| incredibly talented but just play with her. is obviously - incredibly talented butjust how play with her. is obviously - incredibly talented but just how far do you think she can go? best paralympic— do you think she can go? best paralympic player _ do you think she can go? best paralympic player i've - do you think she can go? best paralympic player i've ever seen. going _ paralympic player i've ever seen. going to — paralympic player i've ever seen. going to do — paralympic player i've ever seen. going to do more than i have ever done _ going to do more than i have ever done. ., ., , ., ., done. how does that sound to you? yeah, it is — done. how does that sound to you? yeah. it is very _ done. how does that sound to you? yeah, it is very motivational. - done. how does that sound to you? yeah, it is very motivational. of- yeah, it is very motivational. of all streams to get to the paralympics and to get gold. it means so much.— paralympics and to get gold. it means so much. �* , , means so much. british sport, then, 'ust miaht means so much. british sport, then, just might have _ means so much. british sport, then, just might have a — means so much. british sport, then, just might have a new _ means so much. british sport, then, just might have a new smash - means so much. british sport, then, just might have a new smash hit. . a reminnder of our top story. hatrick for haaland and son today. as manchester city and tottenham score 5 city cruising past fulham — alll haaland's goals coming in the second half. and son's three saw spurs keep pace at the bottom by beating burnley city with their 100% record. that's all from sportsday. hello there. one of the features of this year's summer season is temperatures didn't get that high. 32 celsius is the highest temperature of the year. more often than not, we've seen temperatures into the mid 20s, and although we might not quite reach 32, in the week ahead, 29 or 30 degrees is possible. so, some of the warmest weather of the year so far. there has been plenty of sunshine today. this is mevagissey in cornwall earlier today. the early morning cloud melting away across most of the uk to reveal those sunny skies, and yes, it felt pleasantly warm, with temperatures pushing on into the mid 20s across parts of south—east england and the midlands as well. 0vernight tonight, the majority stay dry, a few mist and fog patches possible, however, for northern scotland, outbreaks of rain will turn more persistent and heavier here through the night. temperatures on the mild side with 12 to 15 celsius, and looking at the picture over the next few days, we have this area of high pressure to thank for the fine, settled, sunny spell of weather that most of us will see. just a few weather fronts skirting around the periphery of that high. one of those where fronts will be with us for northern scotland on sunday, and here, the cloud will be thick enough for occasional patches of rain, but away from the far northwest scotland, it'll be another dry day, with any early morning mist and fog patches burtn out of the way. it will feel warm in that september sun, with temperatures in scotland and northern ireland of 20 to 23, warm enough. and 23 to 25 in england. and then, we have more of that sunshine on the way as we look at the forecast deep into the new week. this is how monday looks. it is just the final for scotland where you might see a few passing patches of rain, with shetland, the hebrides, and highlands most likely to see that. temperatures likely to rise otherwise. 27 degrees around the london area, and it is set to get even hotter than that as we get all the middle part of the week. just the outside chance of a shower towards the south—west on tuesday. that weather front for northern scotland should get a bit more squished on tuesday, so a better chance of staying dry and bright here as well. wherever you are, in the sunshine, it will feel pleasantly warm. that sunny, warm weather stays with us for most of the week as well. it's only really as we get into next weekend that we see a change, with the weather becoming cloudier, cooler, with the threat of some rain. but for most, a lovely spell of weather. live from london. this is bbc news. concerns in england over the presence of lightweight concrete in schools and hospitals — the opposition labour party calls for urgent checks on all public buildings. more than 100 people have been injured in violent clashes between israeli security forces and eritrean asylum seekers in tel aviv. president biden arrives in florida to survey the damage caused by hurricane idalia. hello, i'm lukwesa burak. welcome to bbc news. in the uk, labour is calling for an urgent audit of the concrete in public buildings, with some hospitals and courts known to contain the potential dangerous variety known as raac. it comes as more than 150 schools in england and 35 in scotland were found to have the material, and so have had to completely or partially close. investigations in wales and northern ireland are contining. harry farley has the latest. emergency classrooms being set up in bingley, west yorkshire. more schools are expected to close next week. parents are facing an anxious wait to know whether it's safe for their children to return to the classroom.