Thomas Tuchel repeated Gareth Southgate's blunder before penalty defeat at Wembley

Theo Bleak couldn’t believe it when the call came in last week.

Comedian Katherine Ryan has revealed she "confronted" a TV "sex pest" on a popular programme. The comedian says she labelled him a "predator". The 38 year old opened up to Sara Pascoe about the incident.

Davide Sanclimenti after the star’s shocked reaction to Liam Llewellyn ’s double date bombshell. The 19-year-old equestrian performer shot ex Liam a jealous look during Thursday night's episode, after a text told Liam he had dates with the two new Islanders. The arrival of two bombshells – actress Ekin-Su Cülcüloğlu and lounge hostess Afia Tonkmorin – means the girls in the villa could be under threat, with one likely to get the chop on Friday.

summer fashion trends of the past few years have made visible underwear as common as a white tank top. From the naked dress look to whale tails and peeking boxers, the options to flash your intimates are endless. This season, designers have offered yet another underwear-as-outerwear trend: peeking bras.

Black Tomato - a specialist travel company based in London and New York - is arguably the market leader. Each Black Tomato proposal takes place on a holiday that the company, founded in 2005, has carefully curated. Co-founder Tom Marchant reveals that one of the firm's stand-out engagements took place in Mongolia when they sent a couple on a hunting trip with a local Kazakh (a traditionally nomadic people in central Asia) hunter, whose 'perfectly trained eagle' helps him to hunt for red and corsac foxes.

Suki Waterhouse somehow managed to make these First World Problems sound compelling at the first of two back-to-back shows in the intimate theatre space of Omeara. Backed by an all-female band, the 30-year-old model, actor and singer-songwriter earned a rapturous reception at this rare hometown show, and not just because most of her family were in the audience. Cooing languid lullabies and sultry torch songs in a breathy mid-Atlantic twang, she came over very much like Chiswick’s answer to Lana Del Rey at times.

Liverpool team hotel just hours before their final Premier League match of the season against Wolverhampton Wanderers.Officers were called to the Titanic Hotel at Liverpool's Stanley Docks, where the team were staying, after it was targeted by fireworks in the early hours of this morning. Pyrotechnics were set off outside the hotel at 1:45am on Sunday, with Merseyside Police confirming "a couple of fireworks" were set off on Regent Road.When the police arrived, they found an empty box of fireworks at the scene and spoke to a man who they later took home.No arrests were made but The Mirror report a police spokesperson said high-visibility patrols were carried out following the incident.Liverpool host Wolves at Anfield on Sunday afternoon in their final match of the season, with the title still a possibility for Jurgen Klopp's side.The Reds go into the final day one point behind City but will snatch the title if they win and City slip up at home to Aston Villa, who are managed by Liverpool legend Steven Gerrard.Speaking to the media ahead of the match, Klopp admitted he would have laughed if someone had told him Liverpool would have the chance to win the quadruple still at this stage of the season.Who will win the Premier League title? Let us know in the comments section below.“Imagine somebody tells you before the season, you’re going to be in all three cup finals and want to fight for the league,” explained the German boss.“You would say ‘Yeah, good luck with that’.

Thomas Tuchel concedes catching Manchester City and Liverpool next season may be beyond Chelsea with the club takeover still to be concluded.The Blues have qualified for the Champions League for the 18th time in 21 years and go into the final afternoon - at home to Watford - guaranteed third place. But with the gap to league leaders City at 19 points, the Londoners clear face a huge battle to become authentic title challengers by August.And, as the proposed American consortium buy-out of the club’s sanctioned Russian owner Roman Abramovich drags on, Tuchel fears they are now way off the pace in terms of a summer rebuild.The German coach said: “We will try but I’m not sure what the possibilities are and, of course, we are late because other clubs can take players.

Thomas Tuchel’s side have a much superior goal difference, meaning third place is all but assured.Here are two things Tuchel got right, and three he got wrong at Stamford Bridge.All eyes were on Romelu Lukaku, but it was Chelsea’s left wing-back Alonso who found the equaliser after Maddison’s opener, getting on the end of an inch-perfect pass from James. For a defender, Alonso has a very handy record in front of goal – especially from volleys, for which he has become somewhat of an expert.

Thomas Tuchel has fumed at Andreas Christensen for pulling out of the Chelsea squad on the day of the final in the FA Cup.The Danish defender is set to leave the Blues at the end of the season for Barcelona as his contract expires. But Tuchel has still fumed at his player after he said he 'wasn't ready to play' against Liverpool, and he claimed it's not the first time.Tuchel said: "Andreas came the morning of the match to tell me he's not ready. He had his reasons, they stay private and confidential.

Southampton poked fun at Liverpool by playing 'God Save the Queen' at half-time at St Mary's on Monday night - only for Reds fans to hit back with a foul-mouthed reply. Liverpool supporters booed the national anthem at Wembley ahead of their FA Cup final triumph over Chelsea on Saturday - an act which drew heavy criticism. Reds manager Jurgen Klopp has since insisted the club's fanbase wouldn't have done so for "no reason", a response which led to condemnation from UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson.

Ukraine. But after Sunday's shoot-out defeat, Rudiger said: "I don't want to go too deep into things.

Liverpool’s FA Cup triumph.After a goalless 90 minutes and extra-time, the Reds were eventually victorious on penalties and the Senegal international, 30, who missed his spot-kick at Wembley, decided he would copy his boss and punch his fist into the air, as the player and manager lapped up the acclaim from the Reds support.Liverpool clinched the trophy after Chelsea star Mason Mount missed his strike in sudden death of the penalty shoot-out, meaning their hopes of a quadruple are still firmly alive. Indeed, the northwest club enjoyed a superb win over the Blues on Saturday, earning their second trophy of the season, having already won the League Cup.They are in the Champions League final, too, where they will come up against Real Madrid later this month.

Liverpool fans were convinced that Jurgen Klopp had lost the plot after a bizarre substitution in the FA Cup final on Saturday.Liverpool claimed their second silverware of the season when they overcame Chelsea, for the second time in a cup final. Luis Diaz was a constant threat for the Reds, but with Liverpool still needing a goal, Klopp decided to hook him.And Reds fans were left scratching their heads at the German, with one even claiming he had 'lost the plot' due to the substitution.

Chelsea's bench tried to gain an upper hand during their FA Cup final penalty shootout defeat by encouraging their fans to make noise as each Liverpool player stepped up to take their spot-kick. It must've felt like deja vu for Blues fans as they suffered a second shootout loss to Liverpool in the space of three months.

Liverpool fans booed every Chelsea but one when the teams were read out at Wembley ahead of their FA Cup on Saturday.Chelsea's Spanish shot-stopper Kepa Arrizabalaga was the only Blues man to avoid the jeers of the Merseyside faithful, according to AnfieldWatch. Kepa had been the only man to miss a spot-kick when the two sides had met in February for the Carabao Cup final.Kepa picked the ball out of his net ten times before blazing his penalty over the bar to hand Liverpool the trophy.

Chelsea fans have developed an FA Cup conspiracy theory based on the colour of the trophy's ribbons.Before the final between the Blues and Liverpool, Match of the Day host Gary Lineker uploaded a video to Twitter showing the famous old trophy, adorned with red ribbons. Despite red being the colour of FA Cup sponsor Emirates, Chelsea fans took the presence of the crimson trim to suggest a conspiracy in favour of Liverpool.

Chelsea and Liverpool walk out onto the Wembley pitch on Saturday for the FA Cup final, the players will think nothing of the pristine surface they will play on as long as it looks like a carpet.But considering that only 17 days ago, on April 23, Tyson Fury beat Dillian Whyte in a boxing match watched by over 100,000 people, it is nothing short of astonishing that the pitch is in fine condition. Fury won by TKO in Round 6 to defend his WBC and The Ring heavyweight titles in front of the largest post-war boxing crowd the UK has ever seen — and two more heavyweights are set to battle it out as Chelsea and Liverpool tussle at Wembley for the second time this season.Yet that hasn’t stopped Wembley’s busy ground staff from pulling off a miracle in time for the clash.

Chelsea manager Thomas Tuchel and new owner Todd Boehly have held secret talks in the first meeting between the pair as the American billionaire prepares to complete his takeover of the club. The meeting between the pair slid under the radar, with the topic of conversation also unknown.

Thomas Tuchel claims Chelsea are happy to play the bad guys in the FA Cup final showdown at Wembley.Blues boss Tuchel agrees with Pep Guardiola that "everyone in the country supports Liverpool" but he insists that his side will not be bullied by Jurgen Klopp's men as they look for revenge for their Carabao Cup Final defeat earlier this season.He said: "I'm not a Liverpool fan. I can understand why Pep made that comment. It is hard to argue with it.

Chelsea boss Thomas Tuchel has revealed the first team players and staff have bought extra tickets out of their own money to ensure academy players and their families can attend the FA Cup final on Saturday.Sanctions from the government are still placed upon the club while Todd Boehly waits for his £4.25billion takeover to go through. And it meant that with more important costs to cover, the Blues were unable to provide complimentary tickets to their youth players, which has become tradition for whenever they reach a domestic final.But the senior players and staff were determined to make it happen, with some Cobham graduates now prominent members of the first-team squad.