airto the air to the live and bbc sport centre. jurgen klopp insists his tea m centre. jurgen klopp insists his team are not favourites as they head to manchester city with a 3—goal advantage in the champions league. and at that second leg against manchester city, one of their players trends, prompting speculation he may play. and patrick reed continues to celebrate after winning the masters at augusta national. hello there. welcome to the programme, plenty to get through but we start with football news and manchester city host liverpool and the second leg of their champions league on tuesday. two goals of the minimum requirement if they at have any of advancing. after missing the chance to rub up the premier league title on saturday, it could turn out

to be wretched altogether for city. well, only this time last week it seemed nothing could go wrong for manchester city but they know they will need some comeback if they are to keep their champions league hopes alive here tomorrow night after that dramatic defeat at anfield last week, they followed that up by throwing away a 2—0 lead here against manchester united at the weekend. but their manager pep guardiola was not deep mood in front of the press today, praising his players, he knows that my night only perfection will do. we will have to make it a perfect game, create chances and the chances we are going to receive, defend well, and our keepers say that. all the conditions, we have to make almost the perfect game to go through because the result is tough, but we have 90 minutes. city with at all to do. as for liverpool, they will

remember only too well what happened on their last visit here to the etihad stadium back in september last year when they were thrashed 5-0 last year when they were thrashed 5—0 in the league. they know they cannot afford a similar result here tonight, so despite their advantage, their manager is taking nothing for granted. are still a lot of to do and that is why we are here and not thinking about who is now favourite. —— there is still a lot of work to do, and not thinking about the next round. the only guarantee it to my night is that there will be a pretty passionate atmosphere, obviously that spilt over in the first leg when the city bus was pelted with missiles thrown by liverpool fans as it arrived will stop the only drama will hopefully be on the pitch, liverpool with one foot in the champions league semifinals but manchester city hopeful that they can come up manchester city hopeful that they can come up with something very special. one other key line to come out of liverpool's training was that

none of seller did take part in training with his teammates. the egyptian, he did score 38 goals for liverpool in all competitions this season, limped off after half—time in last week's came at anfield. he missed the game against everton due to that injury. fernando torres has announced that he will either e madrid at the end of the season when his current contract runs out. his fifth on the clouds all—time scoring list, at the cloud he supported as a boy. he returned to the cloud after spells away at liverpool, chelsea and alarm but has found first opportunities limited this season. staying in spain, there was a shock result on monday with athletic bilbao winning 3—1. it ended on a sour note with kusal is sent off in the 90th minute for a second or kabul fans. sent off in the 90th minute for a

second or kabulfans. in the german bundesliga, by only the queues and climbed two places the fourth after beating leipzig 4—1. leipzig dropped to sixth. day six of the commonwealth games under way on the gold coast. chris mitchell is there and looking rather relaxed, that looks nice. we have made it to nirvana, this is the epicentre of the commonwealth games. we have come to the athlete's village, this is where the champions league. take a look around, it is a fantastic place. you have got places for them to eat, places for them to relax, and in the distance where they actually live, the apartment blocks that have been put up especially for the commonwealth games, and it is really, really very nice here and we

are here to see because hello, and congratulations on your bronze medal, a first ever medal ever, ever, everfor medal, a first ever medal ever, ever, ever for manawatu. and medal, a first ever medal ever, ever, everfor manawatu. and the whole team have turned out this morning. in the javelin, did you expect to get a medal? um... translation: she was not expecting to get a medal, considering the fact that all her other competitors were paralympians that all her other competitors were pa ralympians but she that all her other competitors were paralympians but she did her best

and came out with the bronze medal. and you are literally there, you are hopping about from foot to foot with excitement and joy, it is wonderful to see. how do you feel inside right now? are you still feeling the excitement and the bars last night? yes, yes, we are very excited. -- from last night. yeah, she is very excited, she is still excited. when she received the medal yesterday, she received the medal yesterday, she was overexcited and still is excited, as we are speaking. she was overexcited and still is excited, as we are speakinglj she was overexcited and still is excited, as we are speaking. i think it is clear that we are excited. you are the chef de mission, what, full the unwanted team, how difficult is it to train and compete when is living on a south pacific island nation, miles from places where it the great and the good of athletics

compete and train? you have no idea. coming from a country like fine 1—2 with a population of 270,000 people with a population of 270,000 people with very limited re— sources, we just had a cyclone a couple of years ago that basically destroyed 65% of infrastructure. we were still struggling to find places for her to train and so is the other team, vanna white to. —— resources. coming at this level and performing in getting such a medal is a dream come true for many of us. —— vanuatu. i am speechless, yeah. i guess we can just say we are grateful for yesterday and what she achieved. they will be celebrating in vanuatu on your behalf, the first—ever commonwealth games medal, a bronze medal in the javelin. it is a wonderful place, do come back, and i

do apologise for calling you said earlier. i do not know what i was thinking. neither do i. chris mitchell, speak you in the next hour. patrick reed has been parading. he was atop the empire state building after winning the title. he finished on 15 under and was quick to thank those closest to him who had helped along the way. the first person i thought of was my wife, how much she has sacrificed on how much she has been there for me throughout my professional career and to think, write when i turned professional, her and i were driving around ina professional, her and i were driving around in a car, playing monday corpse flower ‘s and pull her to be there for my first win and is being

make happy for that first year and getting a victory, for her favourite number being six and it was my first major, it was a dream come true. finally, a moroccan athlete beat his brother in stage two of the gruelling ultramarathon in a moroccan desert. it's more than 1000 runners against each other in six marathons over seven days. he finished in three hours and full minute, ten hours ahead of his brother who won sunday's first stage. and in the women's race, a russian athlete came in first, followed by an american and a dane. now, the denver nuggets are about to go now, the denver nuggets are about to 9° up now, the denver nuggets are about to go up against the portland trail blazers in the nba. they are ninth in the western conference, they are the only team is the west that can

still qualify in that top rate. that is it for now. hello again, good morning. west wales, the far south—west of england saw the best of the temperatures and sunshine on monday but for the many other parts of the uk, it was rather dull and misty. we saw rain developing more widely across england, pushing into wales and that will continue to work its way northwards and for most of us, disappointing temperatures this week. a lot of cloud and some rain at times. easterly winds are setting up so it will always be better towards more western parts of the uk. at the moment, our weather map is dominated by a large area of low pressure which is not really going anywhere at all, picking rain up from iberia and pushing it towards france and heading it towards our shores. so the rain that's been developing continues to work its way northwards away and eventually from northern

england up into scotland apart from the far north—west. some wetter weather later for northern ireland. some cloud behind that, rather misty in the hills as it brightens up across the southern parts of england. and we get some sunshine, it will get a bit warmer could trigger some heavy showers around that will continue into the evening. overnight, rain moving away from northern ireland and scotland. the next area of rain comes in around our area of low pressure, originating from germany, moving across the low countries and heading towards england and wales. some uncertainty about exactly where the rain is going to be on wednesday. at the moment, it looks more likely through the midlands, wales, possibly into northern england. should be drier for scotland and northern ireland. again, not too bad for the north—west of scotland but across eastern scotland, north—east england, higher and fret, low cloud, mist and drizzle really low temperatures as well. get some sunshine again across southern counties of england, those temperatures getting into the midteens easily. stronger winds in an easterly wind, always strongest across the northern half of the uk, high—pressure blocking things off from scandinavia with low pressure across france

maintaining that easterly flow. not much wind further south across the uk, so we get a bit of sunshine, it shouldn't feel too bad. not too much of that, mind you. some heavy rain developing in the south—east later on and further north, it's always going to be the eastern side of scotland and north—east england which will be dull and damp, still quite cold as well. still got the same sort of weather pattern, low pressure to the south of us, high pressure to the north and across scandinavia keeping the stronger easterly winds this time, more for northern and eastern areas of scotland where we'll see some more rain developing, probably on friday, pushing across northern england for a time. a little bit brighter further south. some warmth when the sun does come out but still the potential for some showers across england and wales. so quite a range of temperatures for most of us. a disappointing week ahead into the weekend. it's more likely to be wet and windy for northern and western areas of the uk, warmer, drier and brighter in the south—east. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers

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