diego costa then extended chelsea's lead with his 50th premier league goal. he added a 51st in the 89th minute before another ex—chelsea player ryan bertrand gave the scoreline an air of respectability in added time. conte‘s men coping perfectly with the psychological pressure of a title run—in. we are playing with this pressure from a long time, but it's normal because when you play and when you have to fight, and you are fighting for the title, it's normal to have this type of pressure. you must be ready for this mental effort also, not only physical effort but also mental effort. but, yeah, it's not easy, not easy, but we are fighting and we are ready to fight from now until the end. over in spain, atletico madrid's faint title aspirations have surely been snuffed after they were beaten 1—0 at home to villareal. they stay seven points behind the top two having played two games more than real madrid and one game more than barcelona. former england captain tony adams‘ battle to keep granada in the spanish top flight took another blow as they fell 2—0 to malaga. adams‘ side remains seven points adrift of leganes in the safety zone. there was late drama in the first semi—final of the german cup on tuesday. taleb tawatha put eintracht frankfurt ahead early in the match. jonas hofmann stabbed in at the far post to equalise for borussia moenchengladbach. the two sides couldn't be separated in the second half and it went to penalties. branimir hrgota converted the winning spot kick to send eintracht through to the final, where they'll play either bayern munich or borussia dortmund. angers have reached the final of the coupe de france for the first time in 60 years after they saw off guingamp. the home side taking the lead 38 minutes in through thomas mangani for his seventh goal in all competitions. chances were few and far betwen in the second half, jimmy briand missed a penalty two minutes from time and guingamp made to pay as karl toko ekambi made sure of angers‘ progress. 2—0 final score. well, he‘s gearing up for the biggest and most lucrative fight of his career. anthony joshua takes on wadlimir klitschko in front of a sell—out crowd of 90,000 at wembley and millions more around the world on saturday. the bbc‘s dan roan has been to meet the man at his training camp in sheffield. final preparations for the fight of his life. regarded as the man heavyweight box‘s been crying out for, anthonyjoshua is on the verge of becoming the sports biggest star. and, having granted us access to his training camp... how are you doing, bro? how are you, sir, are you well? ..he told me just what it takes to become a champion. i‘ve broken my ribs before, my hand. you know, i‘ve dislocated shoulders and stuff in the gym, but we get it right for the fight. the coaches try to reveal your potential and then it becomes a bit of an ordeal because they start pushing you to places that you‘ve never been before. this is a new level, is it, for you? just a whole new level, completely. right. especially with the type of fight we‘re in as well. joshua has come a long way in a short space of time. london 2012 olympic champion, since turning professional he‘s unbeaten and now stands to earn in excess of £10 million from saturday‘s showdown. so has fame and fortune changed him? i‘m in the same flat that i‘ve been in since in 2011. so far, the simple life has worked. where we grew up, everyone was about making money, when we were young, but it was about being low—key. yeah. understated. probably didn‘t want to get your house burgled, do you now know what i mean? but life hasn‘t always been trouble—free. joshua‘s brushes with the law as a teenager, growing up in a tough part of london, are portrayed in a new advertising campaign which charts his rise to the top. it‘s just mistakes. what people can relate to is life, journeys and what people go through. everyone goes through different struggles, so i‘m just showing mine and it can connect to a certain group of people, and it got across my message. this is the kind of preparation and dedication that‘s taken anthonyjoshua to the brink of sporting superstardom and he knows that if he can now win the biggest fight of his career, he‘ll go to a whole new level altogether. high in the austrian mountains, the man who stands injoshua‘s way is completing his build—up. for a decade, 41—year—old ukrainian wladimir klitschko dominated the heavyweight division, but after losing his last fight says he‘s obsessed with victory. now i have a chance against young man, very ambitious, very athletic, a newcomer, a new star in boxing and heavyweight division. biggest stage they‘ve ever had. the respectful build—up to this fight contrasts starkly with the antics, the trash talk and the brawls that have frequently brought boxing into disrepute. it‘s needed now and again, but it‘s got to be real because i don‘t take boxing as an act. this isn‘t like an act for me, this is a way of expressing myself and being true to myself. joshua‘s wasted little time in his road to the top. too good to be true, we‘re about to find out. dan roan, bbc news, sheffield. world numberfour ding junhui has one foot in the semi—finals of the snooker world championship. he dominated the second session of his last eight tie with ronnie 0‘sullivan, an opponent he hasn‘t beaten in a ranking event in over ten years. jamie broughton was at the crucible for us. a national hero back home in china, so a national hero back home in china, so enter the dragon, ding junhui... ding junhui was a history maker here last year when he became the first player from asia to reach the final, and the chinese superstar produced this best form at the start of this match against ronnie 0‘sullivan. he was playing attacking snooker. and scoring heavily when he got the chance. 0‘sullivan needed to respond before this opponent builds a commanding lead, and he did. frame seven produced real drama as it was decided by a respotted black. 0‘sullivan had a chance but couldn‘t ta ke 0‘sullivan had a chance but couldn‘t take it and was punished. this disappointment didn‘t last long, though, as he won the last frame of the session to make it 4—4. the second session started well for ding. he took the opening frame with a break of 63 to settle any nerves. he then claimed two of the next three frames to go up 7—5. ding continued to dominate and made another century as 0‘sullivan faulted. the match was quickly slipping away from the five times champion, but 0‘sullivan can never be written off, though, and a century at the end of the session, which took him just five minutes to make, saw him reduce ding‘s laid to 10-6. make, saw him reduce ding‘s laid to 10—6. jamie broughton, bbc news, sheffield. pakistan have beaten west indies by seven wickets in their first test in kingston after bowling out the hosts forjust 152 on the final day. it started badly for the home side pakistan paceman mohammad amir bowled vishaul singh for nine in the seventh over of the day. wickets tumbled and yasir shah mopped up the tail to finish with figures of 6/63. the windies out for 152. that left pakistan needing just 32 runs for victory, and despite losing three wickets the result was never in doubt misbah ul—haq and babar azam saw the tourists home by seven wickets. some tennis for you now and fourth seed dominic thiem and kyle edmund met for the first time on tuesday and it was a maiden meeting to forget for edmund who was dispatched in straight sets, 6—1, 6—4. the austrian breezing through the opener but was made to fight much harder for the second set and displayed impressive resilience to snuff out any chance of an edmund revival. richard gasquet‘s return to the tour after a two month lay—off ended in defeat to yuichi sugita. the 28—year—old sugita, ranked 91st in the world, only entered the main draw as a lucky loser and he‘s certainly made the most of his luck. after beating tommy robredo on monday he saw off gasquet 4-6 6-3 7-6. the french ninth seed, who underwent surgery for appendicitis in early march, blinked first in the final set tie—break. next up for sugita is pablo carreno bustas. that‘s all the time we have for now. you can get all the latest sports news at our website, that‘s bbc.com/sport. that includes a comprehensive report on chelsea‘s 11—2 win against southampton in the english premier league. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hi there. it felt pretty chilly at times yesterday, didn‘t it? even cold enough for some snow on the ground up in the highlands of scotland. not bad going for late april. you can see the snow cover here at kincraig in the highlands. we even had a dusting of snow further south, as far south as staffordshire in the north—west midlands. those showers have been feeding in then on a brisk north—easterly wind but of the more recent hours we‘ve seen those showers tending to become confined more to coastal districts, northern scotland, around the eastern side of england. western wales and cornwall as well. but as we go through the day today we are going to see a mixture of sunshine and heavy showers. plenty of these thunderclouds will be developing as the day goes by, particularly across eastern stretches of england, and it‘s going to be a chilly start to the morning. there should be plenty of sunshine around, yes, but showers from the word go near to the east coast of england and tending to move inland pretty quickly as the day goes by. there will be some pockets of frost also around across parts of the midlands, maybe south—west england and wales, but soon melting away with plenty of blue sky and sunshine here. those winds continue to feed in the showers to the east coast of england. one or two for northern ireland and showers continue to feed him across scotland. there‘ll continue to be some snow up in the hills of scotland above around 100—200 metres elevation in the morning. so some wintryness here, perhaps a little bit of iciness around as well, and perhaps a bit of sleet in some of the heavy showers during the morning across eastern counties of england, maybe a dusting of snow for the north york moors. aside from that, though, i think it‘s going to be heavy rain showers that we see developing through the afternoon. and spilling inland across the midlands, covering much of east anglia, south—east england where the showers will be particularly heavy, some hail and thunder mixed in. and another coolish feeling day, temperatures 9—12 degrees. colder, though, as those showers moved through, the temperatures will drop away for a time. looking at wednesday night, things will begin to turn a little bit less cold across northern and western areas as cloudier weather spills in, bringing some spots of rain with it. but further south, with any link the clear spells we could well see a frost developing and it could be quite a damaging frost. the lowest temperatures perhaps getting down to maybe about —3 degrees or so. so it will be a cold start to thursday morning. and as this streak of cloud comes in bringing some less cold air with it, it probably won‘t feel a whole lot different across southern counties because although the air‘s less cold, we lose the sunshine. so cloudier weather, probably not feeling too great underneath those leaden skies. 11 or 12 degrees, some spots of rain arriving through the afternoon. brighter conditions for the north and west. by friday we‘ll still have a few showers knocking around. most of them will be in it to the east coast of england. sunny spells elsewhere. temperatures recovering, highs of 15 degrees in london. that‘s your weather. a very warm welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to our viewers in north america and around the globe. my name‘s mike embley. our top stories: it looks like president trump‘s border wall is going to be delayed. he‘s facing a government shutdown and mexico‘s not gonna pay. if they decide to do it, it is in their own sovereign right. the only thing that is clear is that mexico is not going to pay for it. a special report from lebanon, where refugees from syria are falling victim to the illegal trade in human organs. the united states begins to deploy its anti—missile system in korea a day after the north put on a massive display of firepower. the reality of... you hear the reaction