edging closer to kick off in cameroon can sadio mane's senegal get the better of mo salah's egypt in tonight's final of the africa cup of nations? and we'll have the latest from beijing where one british skier is set to make history. hello and welcome to sportsday. welcome to the programme, thank you forjoining us. of all the places leicester city didn't want this to happen — nottingham forest would have been top of the list. brendan rodgers side — the holders no less — have been knocked out of the fa cup tonight, as forest scored 4 in an outstanding win at the city ground. jane dougall was watching: it is eight years since these two sides last met. time and the added spice of a derby making for an electric atmosphere. nottingham forest knocked arsenal out of the competition, hoping for another upset against a second premier league side as they hosted the holders, leicester. it was the champion side which struck first. the ball floated to the back post. and straight from the restart, johnson was one on one and then finish. confidence had grown and a beautifully placed corner found a determined diving joe worrall. find determined diving joe worrall. and the lead determined diving joe worrall. fific they lead to the fa cup holders 3—0. someone tell the manager. complacency may have set in. the keeper was cut off his line. leicester had hoped. in the second half, they tried to build on momentum. but the game was nottingham forest's rubbing salt in the wind with a fourth. find nottingham forest's rubbing salt in the wind with a fourth.— the wind with a fourth. and it is our lona the wind with a fourth. and it is our long way — the wind with a fourth. and it is our long way back _ the wind with a fourth. and it is our long way back for _ the wind with a fourth. and it is our long way back for the - the wind with a fourth. and it is our long way back for the fa . the wind with a fourth. and it is | our long way back for the fa cup holders from here. h0 our long way back for the fa cup holders from here.— our long way back for the fa cup holders from here. no way back, in fact. that holders from here. no way back, in fact- that is — holders from here. no way back, in fact. that is how _ holders from here. no way back, in fact. that is how it _ holders from here. no way back, in fact. that is how it leicester- holders from here. no way back, in fact. that is how it leicester out. fact. that is how it leicester out in the bragging rights family in nottingham. leicester's next game — is away at anfield on thursday. there was no cup upset there today asjurgen klopp named a strong side, and watched liverpool beat cardiff city liverpool took the lead in the second half, when diogojota headed in trent alexander—arnold's free kick new signing luiz diaz, on his debut, won the ball and then set up takumi minamino to make it 2—0 before substitute harvey elliott made it 3—0 in style, happy to be back after five months on the sidelines with a dislocated ankle. cardiff did pull one back, through substitute rubin colwill giving their travelling support something to celebrate but it finished 3—1 with liverpool safely through. tax it's another home draw for liverpool in the fifth round, where they'll play norwich. forest's reward for knocking out leicester, is a home game against huddersfield. man city will be at peterborough, last season's runners up chelsea go to luton. non—league boreham wood are currently playing at bournemouth, that kicked off at 630, it's x—x, the winner at bournemouth, that kicked off at 6:30, the winner will play everton. it's now 19 league games unbeaten for celtic — who have kept hold of top spot in the scottish premiership after another impressive win — this time at motherwell. they were 4 nil winners at fir park with abada opening the scoring. before tom rogic added a couple including this brilliant effort from outside the box and then daizen mayda wraped up the win with this rather fortunate effort late on. so four for celtic, but five goals for rangers who've bounced back from their old firm defeat after thrashing hearths at ibrox. alfredo morelos scored twice to put them 2—0 up before fashion sakala added a fifth late on to wrap up a comfortable 5—0 win. rangers are a point behind celtic. in the women's super league, chelsea have cut arsenal's lead at the top of the table to two points, after they beat manchester city. emma hayes' side took the lead early on, jess carter's cross was headed in by norweigan international guro reiten — and that proved to be the only goal of the game. chelsea play arsenal on friday night, and will go top if they win. elsewhere, reading won at everton, strugglers leicester beat bottom club birmingham 2—1, spurs beat brighton 4—0 and aston villa are at home to west ham. afterfour weeks, 51 games and some dramatic matches, the africa cup of nations reaches its climax this evening. we're less than half an hour away from the final which sees senegal, who start as favourites, looking for their first afcon title against egypt, who are the most successful team in the tournaments history winning seven it times previously. we canjoin our reporter mimi fawaz who's in yaounde in cameroon for us. we have seen the closing ceremony there. plenty of lights and fireworks. the atmosphere building. what is the myth like there between the fans? ., ., , ,, the fans? you actually miss the fireworks just _ the fans? you actually miss the fireworks just a _ the fans? you actually miss the fireworks just a few _ the fans? you actually miss the fireworksjust a few minutes - the fans? you actually miss the | fireworksjust a few minutes ago the fans? you actually miss the - fireworksjust a few minutes ago but fireworks just a few minutes ago but the mood has been great between the fans. i have not seen many fans, though, coming here to the stadium. as we have seen they have been playing but in terms of senegal we can expect the fans mood as they support their teams. senegal have been here throughout the tournament. great displays of the fans in the stadium supporting their team and for egypt, i had spoken to a few of the fans and the organisers. they are flowing in everyday that egypt place and had several flights landing today with the fans to celebrate. and then they had backed just after the really great fans from both sides today supporting him in the stadium. let’s from both sides today supporting him in the stadium.— in the stadium. let's hope there are more fireworks _ in the stadium. let's hope there are more fireworks to _ in the stadium. let's hope there are more fireworks to come, _ in the stadium. let's hope there are more fireworks to come, of- in the stadium. let's hope there are more fireworks to come, of the - in the stadium. let's hope there are| more fireworks to come, of the good time david maclean. the liverpool team—mates going face—to—face, how significant is it that they are both in this final showpiece? the? significant is it that they are both in this final showpiece?— significant is it that they are both in this final showpiece? they are to have the best _ in this final showpiece? they are to have the best african _ in this final showpiece? they are to have the best african footballers i in this final showpiece? they are to have the best african footballers in | have the best african footballers in the world right now so it is no surprise that they've led their countries to the final. both of them have really stepped up and have impressed me in this competition. he is with a shown leadership qualities for his country, scoring, of course, three goals and assisting as well. we saw them getting the winning goal against them in the semifinal, sealing the place for his country in the final. he has been fantastic with those leadership qualities that i've been speaking about. the same for mohammed. we saw one for the north african derby really stepping up north african derby really stepping up for egypt. and of course getting that winning penalty against the ivory coast and knocking them out. we did not have to do that against cameroon when they went to penalties because, of course, egypt are very superior when it comes to penalties but both men have really shown leadership qualities for their countries in this tournament and it is going to be a great battle, a great celebration of two big stars playing for their country here very shortly. next to beijing where makayla gerken schofield has become the first briton to reach the moguls finals at a winter olympics. on an eventful second day, great britain's curling mixed doubles pair are through to the semi—finals — despite defeat to norway. our sports correspondent andy swiss has the latest: a nail—biting day. then you are whenever norway would see them into the semis of the next event. it did not look good. that is exactly what has happened but despite losing 6—2, the results later went their way taking them into the last four and a shot at the medals. elsewhere it was a day for speeding through the snow. the first british skier to reach an olympic finalfinishing the first british skier to reach an olympic final finishing an impressive eighth.- olympic final finishing an impressive eighth. olympic final finishing an imressive eiahth. ., impressive eighth. here we go, then. a victory for— impressive eighth. here we go, then. a victory for perseverance. _ impressive eighth. here we go, then. a victory for perseverance. an - 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are permanently on so there's not a whole lot you can do. my goodness. i didn't know. have you never done pictures without those eyelashes? no, no, and i neverwill, - because that's my trademark and, you know, if i take that away, then it's not me. _ and no—one's going to want to look at me with my trademark, - so i hold onto that. even if we soften them up and kept no, no, you can do anything - you want, but my eyelashes stay right where they are. that's really you. mmm. yeah, this is who i am. now, you can see from that, i mean, it's an extraordinary performance of extraordinary personality. i mean, the nails, the eyes everything about them. a credit to a lot of make—up artists on this film. apparently she spent several hours in make—up every day, because there's also prosthetics work. the way thatjessica chastain described it, she said it gave her a long runway every day to build up to the performance, because it's a big performance. the story is really fascinating, not least because if you don't know it already, the fact that she went from being somebody — televangelists generally come from the evangelical religious right, which we all know a lot more about in the more recent years,