with a 0—0 draw against stoke. it'll be a yellowjersey for france's julian alaphilippe as he takes the overall lead in the paris—nice cycle race. hello, thanks for joining us on sport today. there's only one place we could possibly start our show, that's with the champions league. an extraordinary night of drama and heartbreak. one of the greatest comebacks in european football, if not the history of the sport. barcelona are through to the quarter finals after beating paris st germain 6—5 on aggregate, that's after having lost the first leg 4—0. they won 6—1 on the night. in tuesday‘s other champions league tie, it was wham—bam aubamayang, pierre emerick aubamayang with a hat—trick to send borussia dortmund through to the last eight at the expense of benfica. but the headlines will be dominated by that historic result at the camp now. i spoke to our football reporter jon bennett earlier for his take

on an incredible match. it looked as though psg had saved it after an awful first half. edinson cavani's goal to make it 3—1. it looked as though things were over. things calmed down, that a frantic end to the game. a wonderful freekick for neymar, a penalty for neymar, a questionable decision, it looks like luis suarez dived, and then at the end, even the goalkeeper pushed forward into the penalty area, it was knocked in by neymar, and the unlikely hero, roberto, the substitute, just stayed on side and scored one of the most famous goals in barcelona history. wonderful night for barcelona. psg, well, one of the lowest points, the manager will be so, so disappointed after

this. wonderful night football but psg, against all the odds, heading out. it was pandemonium in the stadium. you can imagine the reaction in spain will be very different to the reaction in france. this comes a week after enrique nlc was leaving barcelona, since then they have 15—0 and now psg 6—1. a wonderful night for him. he only has a few weeks left. on the other hand serious questions about psg —— 5—0. he was brought in to bring success, winning the europa league with sevilla three seasons in a row. he was brought in, i think he could have been forgiven losing against barcelona had it not been this comeback, 4—0 up in the first leg, they should have coasted through. he got his tactics totally wrong. manchester city wasted the chance to regain second spot

in the english premier league. city drew 0—0 at home to mid—table stoke city. it was a game of few chances. city remain third, level on points with second placed tottenham. stoke are 9th. we did not win, but we did not lose. we played and we chatted and they did not have any chance to score a goal, but we were not brilliant in the last part of the moment, especially with the defence, but we try. i am not frustrated. it is a football game, we tried. in football you can win or lose and we fight like never before. we ran, we tried to create chances. one result for you from spain. deportivo la coruna drew 1—1 with real betis in the primera division. deportivo still hovering above the relegation places they're fourth from bottom, while betis give themselves a bit of breathing space. theyre now nine points above the drop zone. bournemouth‘s tyrone mings has been banned for five matches for stamping on zlatan ibrahimovich‘s head. the incident occurred during the premier league draw with manchester united at old trafford last weekend. bournemouth said they are "extremely

disappointed" with the decision handed down by the football association. mings has said that he didn't intentionally make contact with the united's striker‘s head just before half time. a few minutes later, ibrahimovich retaliated by elbowing mings in the head. the swede has accepted a violent conduct charge and been banned for three matches. the europa league is back on thursday, with one of the tournament favourites manchester united travelling to russian side rostov. and there are some severe question marks over the pitch. looking a little short on grass there. and you probably won't be surprised to hear that the united manager jose mourinho isn't particularly pleased with it. it is still hard to me to believe that we are going to play tomorrow. i know that we have to bite it is

ha rd i know that we have to bite it is hard for me to believe that we are going to play tomorrow... on that field, if you can call it a field. and i don't know which team to play, really. the argentine football association says the players‘ strike is over and the league will resume. the first division championship had been scheduled to restart a month ago but was held up over financial issues. the players called a strike because many, especially in the lower divisions, were owed up to five months‘ salaries. it's day two of the first test between new zealand and south africa in dunedin. there just getting going again after lunch. south africa began the day on 224 for four but lost four wickets in the morning session and were all out for 308 shortly after lunch. in reply, new zealand are 22—1.

meanwhile, kusal mendis made 194 as hosts sri lanka took control of the first test against bangladesh. niroshan dickwella and dilruwan perera added half centuries as the hosts were all out on day two for 494. in reply, bangladesh will return to the crease on 133—2, 361 runs behind. heather watson defeated nicole gibbs of the usa to set up an all british second—round clash with johanna konta at the indian wells open. watson won by two sets to one, 4—6, 6—2, 6—2. it will be a first meeting on the wta tour between britain's two leading women. konta will be heavy favourite as number 11 seed. watson's world ranking has dropped to number 108. russia's chances of competing at the winter olympics are still not assured and the head of the world anti—doping agency has told the bbc that changes

to russia's anti—doping system are not happening fast enough. we've given russia a very clear roadmap as to what they need to do and the ball now is in their camp. they have to do a number of reforms to ensure independence of the russian anti—doping agency. and its ongoing. it's not happening at the speed i would have liked to see it. but it is happening. and, you know, i hope this is going in the right direction. i take mr putin's comment from last week, acknowledging the problem, indicating that they would follow the recommendation from wada as being very encouraging, because, in my view, this would probably set the right mind of many people in russia to go into that direction. former world heavyweight champion david haye has said he'll pay whatever fine he has to after admitting his conduct

in the build up to his fight with tony bellew was inappropriate. haye lost in ii brutal rounds and has been speaking to the bbc‘s natalie pirks. we say what we say at the time and i am surei we say what we say at the time and i am sure i will have to pay some sort of fine at some stage from the british board of control because some of the comments went too far and ifi some of the comments went too far and if i have to pay the fine i will happily pay a fine. but when you get into that beast mode before the fight you're not thinking about political correctness, you are not thinking about fines, you are thinking about fines, you are thinking about fines, you are thinking about getting into the ring, and it is a dog could sometimes, and it is not a fun place to be. —— dog pit. julian alaphilippe has won the fourth stage of the paris nice race and with it takes the overall lead. the quick step rider finished 19 seconds ahead of spain's alberto contador in the 14.5 kilometre time trial that ended with a climb over the beaujolais vineyards tony gallopin came third on the day and is up to second

in the overall standings. team sky rider gianni moscon suffered a heavy crash as the bmc racing team won the first stage of the tirreno adriatico. moscon‘s front wheel appeared to collapse but he was able to continue on another bike. italian damiano caruso pulled on the race leader's bluejersey after bmc‘s time—trial win at the lido di camaiore on the ligurian coast. stage two is a mammoth 228 km race over undulating terrain from camaiore to pomarance. you can get all the latest sports news at our website. a quick reminder of the top story, one of the greatest comeback in european football history, barcelona have beaten psg 6—5 on aggregate to qualify for the quarter—finals of the champions league. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. good morning. yesterday was a funny old day. it was mild for some of us, but not

that much in the way of sunshine. favoured spots were northern ireland and northern england. a beautiful weather watchers picture sent in from york, with the daffodils shining brightly. and despite the crocus full bloom, though, in the south—east corner, there was quite a lot of cloud around. despite this, temperatures peaked at 15 degrees, so it was a mild, albeit dull, day. and at times there were showery outbreaks of rain. thick enough for this cloud across southern england. showers continuing up into the far north and they will continue through the night tonight. at the same time our weather front to the south slowly drifts up into the near continent, but it takes its time in doing so. so all that basically means we keep the cloud and we keep some drizzle to the south of the m4 corridor. some soor visibility, some coastal and some hill fog. a few sharp showers continuing into the far north of scotland. here it will be chilly enough for a touch of snow to the tops of the mountains, but mild down into the south. but we start off on a drab, dull,

damp note again across the isles of scilly and the foot of cornwall. here it's likely to stay disappointing all day. there will be a little bit of cloud around the south, but that should start to break up as we go through the day. largely dry with some sunshine through much of wales and central and northern england. a beautiful morning into northern ireland as well. a scattering of showers continue into scotland first thing in the morning. some of these showers should ease a touch into the afternoon, but it's still driven along by that brisk breeze here. further south, cloud will continue to break up and we have sunshine coming through. we'll see some sunshine coming through. cornwall may stay disappointing, along with the channel isles. temperatures responding with the sunshine. a beautiful spring day for many. 9—15 degrees. some could see highs of 16 degrees, that's 61 fahrenheit. as we go through thursday night into friday, eastern areas could see a touch of light frost under clearer skies. at the same time the cloud gathers to the west. a change to come as

we move into friday. still a southerly breeze. it's still going to be mild, but showery outbreaks of rain and little bit more cloud crossing the country. 7—13 the high. now, the real change will come into the weekend. we lose that southerly flow, and the winds turn to more of a westerly. isobars are squeezing together. the breeze will dry in cooler air. a noticeable difference into the weekend. there will be sunshine. rain at times. not all doom and gloom, but it will feel just that little bit cooler. take care. our top stories. accusations of

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