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it was clear and i don't exactly i think it was a wake—up. have their game in hand so they will win that game so we know we have to win football games and that is what we try. elsewhere in the premier league, there were wins for aston villa, who are on course for a champions league spot. and crystal palace, who are surely safe now after thrashing west ham. there'll be an all—glasgow scottish cup final after rangers beat hearts 2—nil to set up the first rangers v celtic scottish cup final for 22 years. real madrid have extended their lead at the top of la liga to 11 points after a thrilling el classico. it was 2—2 at the bernabeu until the 9ist minute whenjude bellingham smashed a late winner for real into the top corner of the barcelona net. the result puts them firmly on track to reclaim the league title with just six games left to play this season. new bundasliga champions, bayer leverkusen, are still unbeaten, but only just. they needed a stoppage—time equaliser
ruled out, and then the ultimate heartbreak — defeat on penalties — as manchester united progress. andy swiss reports. normally, football is all about the winners. not this time. so near, yet so agonisingly farfor coventry city, after coming so close to an extraordinary upset. in manchester united, though, they were up against a team literally in a different league. and when bruno fernandes put united 3—0 up after the break, that — surely — was that. until one of football's most phenomenal comebacks. first, ellis simms gave coventry hope... coventry have one! ..before callum 0'hare's deflected shot gave them belief. suddenly theirfans sensed something special, and deep into stoppage time — guess what? united handball, coventry penalty, and haji wright did the rest. the fa cup has worked its unique magic once again! out of nowhere, it was 3—3,
and the club have now appealed against the decision. gatehead's—council leader insists they've played their part and have agreed the lease. we have worked relentlessly with gateshead football club to satisfy the requirements of the afl, —— efl. the club has taken legal advice which we wanted the club to do on several occasions. there are potential cases that could be taken not just against the efl but also against the national league for excluding them from the playoffs. we're working with the club and we will support them in any legal challenge, hopefully that will resolve the situation. let's take a quick look at some of the other sports news stories the making the headlines. emma raducanu will no longer face
think the team showed a lot of character. it's going to be tough because from coventry and manchester united a very good game, the final is a final but we are happy we are back at wembley. that is a final but we are happy we are back at wembley.— back at wembley. that was some stru: ale back at wembley. that was some struggle for manchester - back at wembley. that was some struggle for manchester city i back at wembley. that was some struggle for manchester city with | struggle for manchester city with fans they won't mind, their hopes of a league and fa cup double are still very much alive. andy swiss, bbc news, wembley. so city's performance perhaps reflected their efforts in midweek and pep guardiola says it was avoidable, claiming it was unacceptable their semi final was put on saturday not sunday. it's for the health of the players. it's for the health of the players. it's not normal, i have the courage to tell you it is not possible, it is unacceptable, 120 minutes all our human football players, the emotion the way we lose at madrid, so, honestly, i know in this country at
opinion. and created symposiums where both sides of the discussion can be heard. you didn't participate in that but you broke into the office and set here so three of you are no longer students at the university. that was one of the first schools to do that. and i think you see more of it now since it. jeremy peters from the new york times is writing about this on how the administrators are responding to a surgeon anti- israel protests on campus and also with the ceo of the anti- defamation league, jonathan green,'s group has more data on anti-semitic incidents in the united states in the last to years. jeremy, i will begin with you. it seems like in the last couple weeks, there has been a change in the approach that some, not all, some leaders of campuses and universities across the country taking with these protests. what did you find? >> schools have had enough.
>> putin wants to return the influence of the shoved union. that's a sobering statement. he's not the only one sounding the alarm, in an open letter to biden about the changing national security threats for the united states at home and abroad. my next guest warned, "the united states is facing an emerging increasingly more closely aligned group of author hadtarian powers, deeply opposed to the u.s. ed will rules based international order. joining me now is the retired four-star general wesley clark, former nato supreme court ally in europe. general clark, great to see you. thank you for coming to the sunday show. your letter will go into some detail about how russia in league with china, iran, north korea are working together to destabilize america's position as a global leader. talk more about that. >> so what you have is these four countries increasingly working together.
poor decision of var. it's difficult to tell the players to ignore and keep on going because it's very clear. as a club we made a formal complaint saying that we would like to change the var situation — they didn't do it and then it was here to see so it's not good. aston villa have moved a step closer to finishing in a champions league spot after coming from behind to beat bournemouth 3—1. villa conceeded a penalty in the first half hour, but then scored three to ensure unai emery�*s side remain in 4th, 6 points clear of tottenham, who have 2 games in hand. there were seven goals in the crystal palace match against west ham with oliver glasner�*s side scoring four in the first half hour, as they thrashed the hammers 5—2 at selhurst park. jean—philippe mateta getting two of the palace goals. they're now 14th in the league after this win and last week's against liverpool.
classico. it was 2—2 at the bernabeu until the 9ist minute whenjude bellingham smashed a late winner for real into the top corner of the barcelona net. the result puts them firmly on track to reclaim the league title with just six games left to play this season. new bundasliga champions — bayer leverkusen are still unbeaten, but only just. they needed a stoppage—time equaliser byjosip stanisic to draw i—all at borussia dortmund. if leverkusen can keep their unblemished record for the remaining 4 games, they'll be the first team to do it in the german league's history. a record number of people took part in the london marathon with around 50,000 finishing today. and there was also a record broken in the elite races with kenya's peresjep—chir—chir setting a new women's time as she stormed to victory.
max verstappen annihilated the competition to win the chinese grand prix. the dutchman was in a league of his own again — even over his team—mate sergio perez — in a race punctuated by two mid—race safety cars in quick succession. safety cars broke up red bull's cruise to a one—two finish, shuffling perez behind mclaren's lando norris and ferrari's charles leclerc. the mexican soon picked off leclerc but norris drove an exceptional final stint to hold on to second ahead of perez. formula 1 back in shanghai, the track put on pause since covid—19. the last race here was five years ago and now this sport has one man at the front. in 2019, max verstappen was breaking through, now he was on pole for the fifth race out of five. so much has changed with this track's record holder as well. lewis hamilton has won here
but the visitors are now dangeously close to the drop zone and forest manger nuno espirito santo was clearly unhappy with the decisions on the pitch today. some very poor decision of anthony taylor, very poor decision of var. very poor decision and it is happening to us over and over again. no, it's difficult to tell the players to ignore and keep on going because it's very clear. as a club we made a formal complaint saying that we would like to change the var situation — they didn't do it and then it was here to see so it's not good. aston villa have moved a step closer to finishing in a champions league spot after coming from behind to beat bournemouth 3—1. villa conceeded a penalty in the first half hour, but then scored three to ensure unai emery remain in 4th, 6 points clear of tottenham, who have 2 games in hand. there were seven goals in the crystal palace match against west ham with oliver glasner�*s side scoring four in the first half hour, as they thrashed the hammers 5—2 at selhurst park. jean—philippe mateta getting two of the palace goals. they're now 14th in the league after this win and last weeks against liverpool. there were remarkable scenes