08/01/2017 Spotlight

Good evening. late news at 10.30pm.

Liverpool are coming to Home Park after Plymouth Argyle held

the Premier League giants to a 0-0 draw at Anfield this afternoon.

Almost 9000 fans travelled to the FA Cup third round tie -

no doubt they can't wait for the replay in ten days' time.

Hamish Marshall was at Anfield for us.

The Green Army invading Liverpool.

Some had made a weekend of it, but most left

in the middle of the night.

All arriving here in the hope of causing an upset.

Can't wait for the green Army to start singing,

it's just going to be a brilliant day.

I said, "Have you got any tickets, any tickets?"

And they're looking at me, "No, you've got no hope".

I did!

Hurray!

Happy days!

Right under the noses of the 8600 travelling fans,

Sheyi Ojo should have put Liverpool in front.

It was backs to the wall.

The skipper Luke McCormick denied Ben Woodburn.

And another heartbeat or two was missed when Liverpool had

the ball in the net, but it was disallowed for a foul.

This wasn't going to Jurgen Klopp's plan.

He had to bring on three big-name substitutes,

including Daniel Sturridge, who almost broke through.

But as time ran out, it was almost argyle who got the winner.

Jake Jervis just missing out on being the hero.

But in reality, there were 11 heroes come the final whistle.

It was unbelievable, but I think we stuck to the game

plan and frustrated them.

And we truly deserve the replay.

Whatever team we played was going to be difficult,

but we thought we'd have a go at it.

And the fans will be celebrating long into the night, to.

Absolutely fantastic.

And look at all this crowd.

Absolutely buzzing!

Amazing.

Yeah, brilliant.

We've been screaming our hearts out, it's been epic.

See you back home!

These fans aren't just delighted with what they've

seen this afternoon.

It's the anticipation of the replay at Home Park the week after next.

Meanwhile in Plymouth, Spotlight's Anna Varle watched

the game with fans gathered at the Walkabout Pub

on Union Street.

What a result!

Everybody here is going absolutely mad.

Bringing it home is even better, I cannot wait!

More money for the club, more fans.

We're going to do it!

What about you guys?

What are you thinking?

Lots of money for Argyle, so...

Argyle!

Probably better than a win, because we get a lot more money.

We played very defensively, but we got what we need, really.

More money, replay.

So, nice.

Happy.

All in all, a pretty happy crowd.

Liverpool is coming to Plymouth.

Anna Varle reporting.

And we'll have lots more reaction on Spotlight tomorrow.

In other news, a driver's died after being thrown from a car that

flipped over while taking part in a hill climb at an event

on the edge of Dartmoor yesterday.

A passenger in the open topped vehicle was taken to hospital

after the incident on steep, rough terrain at Fingle Woods

yesterday afternoon.

Police are investigating but witnesses say the car tumbled

down a steep hill while taking part in an event organised

by the Motor Cycling Club.

Vehicle came up this hill, very slippery.

Couldn't make it at the top.

Put on his handbrake.

There was a problem with the handbrake, it couldn't hold.

He free wheeled down the hill, basically spun round,

then tumbled about four times down to the bottom here.

And both occupants were thrown out of the vehicle as it landed,

before it landed on the bottom of the hill.

A group of teenagers who tried to climb the Tamar Bridge

in the early hours of this morning have been branded "unbelievably

stupid" by police.

CCTV footage shows three young men going over the railings

just after midnight.

Another one tried to join them but slipped and was pulled

back onto the bridge.

A fire extinguisher was also let off and thrown over the side.

An investigation is underway.

I've seen a lot of incidents on this bridge, and what was going

through my mind is how do you not apparent's door to tell them

that their teenager has made a drunken mistake,

a little bit of a joke that's gone too far and has them

taking their life by falling from the bridge.

And finally, it's been announced that BBC Radio Devon's Breakfast

show presenter Simon Bates has left the station.

Bates, who spent 17 years on Radio 1, brought his Golden Hour

to Devon two years ago.

The editor of BBC Radio Devon, Mark Grinnell has thanked him

for his hard work and dedication.

Let's take a look at the weather.

Here's Holly with the forecast.

Hello.

It's been a fairly stagnant look to this weekend,

but it's turning more unsettled as we head into

the new working week.

Through tonight, a lot of cloud around, some hill

fog across the moors, spots of rain and

drizzle in the mix.

Add the breeze starts to pick up as a light goes on as well.

It is mild, eight or 9 degrees below.

-- the low. or 9 degrees below.

A fairly cloudy, great start to Monday morning.

Now, from around mid-morning, we start to find rain working

across, a few bursts possible.

Underneath this rain, it will get quite windy

with the risk of gales perhaps around some exposed coastal areas.

Something a bit brighter comes through later in the day,

but the risk of a few showers.

Top temperatures, ten or 11.

But it will start to feel chillier as the rain clears through.

It is windy at times through the new working week,

especially from Wednesday.

From Thursday, much chillier with the risk of something

wintry across the moors.

That's all for now.

We're back with another update later on.

Goodbye.

Have a good evening.